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EXTEN SINE PUBLIC SALE
u OF
PER son l. PROPE STY.

VIII he sold at Public Sale. on the farm
ot Mr.. Sharp near Christiana village, In
New Castle hundted, New Castle county,
Del. on
TUESDAY, FEBRU AIRY 2'th. 1879,
al II O'Clock a m >, the following Personal
Property, Viz:
Ten head of horses bay horse only
years Old, "A good road and farm horse one
sorrel horse, years old good road or
farm horse; gray horse. "A good g,
fdrIn horse; bay mare, "a good E%
farm mare, supposed to be with SA~
ioal; a good bay mare, fully asA]A
! good brood mare as there is In the State,
I Win foal; bay mare, Yeas old, and oHe
| black horse, Bob, 4 years old, will t1ot a
| mile IN minutes; colt. coming 2 years
! Old 2colts, coming year old.
eEAY Ten head of COWS, some fresh the
| W1T balance coming IN March and
| xGAp41au A pril. A lot IF earring Heifers
and lot of shoat pigs
Farming 1mpiements.-l good farm
| wagon, market WAGON, 2 sets wagon har-
| hess, set market harnt IS, sets plow har-
ness, col iars, brides, lines, &c Wheeler
| No. cOmblnet mower and reaper one
, Bckford q Hoffman grain drill, horse
rake, plow-, 4 Gu tLvators lot OF double
and single trees, hay cutter, grain fans, |
corn shelter, pairs twin harrows, hoes
rakes, shovels, posI-spade, grindstone
| cross-cut saw, forks, &c. Dairy Fixtures
Butter tubs, mill pans, and sundry 9th.
: er things not mentioned.
| CONDIrIONS.-All sums under 81
cash; on all sums exceed ing $50 d ere H. O
months will be given, by tfe putehase
giving bankable note with approx ed en-
dorser, JAM MES n. kAA Il 60,
for Mis- bILLEN.
l. W. Stidham d Son, Auctioneera.
| febis-w2t
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As the Russian Duke

As the Russian Duke pushea W
wAri for his buffalo hunt, he " Wv
contrasted his Pullman car and roa1 m.
cent train with the travelling a carr4. rlas
his ancestress' the Empress ca,lss
II stands in the kremiin at Mo.can
reach Is the trunk of a tree viii tN Nv
on. It's body, studded on the in,Js I y
q score @ OF mirrors. set in crimson l
goln' was large enough to CONTAIN /
Empress and dozen maids of hon.
was drawn by four and twep,s nSJn =.
four abreast, and twenty da,s wa,. ~
sumed in traversing the four MY
miles between NJ oscow aud 81 p pa]
burg. '''' i's
What an advance in a centurv RI
mon men may now travel fwen,,
times As swiftly and twenry.,onr nr.
comfortably as could the Emnrs. y
/ the Russias In 1872.
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CouRr.-Orphans' Court and e.
of Chancery is now sitting at Neat
tie. Chancellor Salisbury and ],
Wales are on the Bench. The Cha,
lor this morning decided the case n
city against the property holder ii
the sewer on Monroe street in i,w
the city. The counsel, Z. 6. BnE
Jr., appealed from the decision and
bond 10 1000. The city was rrprs
ed by $. N. McCallister, city soIiciu
The case will now 60 to the GU
Appeals.
Chancellor Saul bury il Id
stronger and more healthfil tlm
have seen him for years.
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CONTRACT AWARDpn

Mr.. Q: F. Rudolph, who r+,aa',. D
chased the property at the N wv W IN
Of Fourth and Market Streets ", @n'
ed the contract for rebaildinr, ,hp la' a'r
~ TO Mr.. Harry Lape. ibs hue piq'
building will be torn down, And nd l'ss
handsome one erec.ed IN ,,s nr.,. M Y Y
new building will have mas, 80, y
and will be surmounted with s Y
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lSeSister's Order
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

New castle county, Feb. 9th, 1879.
Upon the application OF Patrick Lally,
Administrator of Michael LalIy, late OF
Wilmington hundred, In SAID county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesai i'd
give notice OF granting of letters OF ad-
IN ministratien upon the estate OF the deceas-
ed, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisem ents to be posted with
in forty days from the date OF such letters,
In six OF the most public places Of the
county of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an act of as :
sembly IN such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period In the DAILY
GAZETTE, a newspaper published in VII.
mington, and TO be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,, Given under the hand and seal
! l.. = OF Office of tue Register afores u id
'-~~~) at New Castle, IN New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. s. q. BlGGS, Register.
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The PATAGONIA.

Mr.. Tudor, who started -se''', volt
York . few days ago for iia thu n IRON "
riding TO Patagonia on borsabip s pulPs
through this city at 2 O'Clock A ,a- pss|
passed down King street to 'rra'y. r,"ty
out Front. He had three Loro ~ front y
upon one was Strapped ', hlsuh, WIZ
wearing apparel. lie was flIr flaes
and had a large sword bsnsyi.s4 ,y e4piR
delphia. ''''i III ri
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NEWSPAPER SOLD.

Col. w. y. GRAY has sold the Delncars
County Paper and Mail, of which he was
proprietor, TO John McFeetsrs, and the
material, that is the type and presses of
the same, to- J. A. Craig, of Protpect
Park. The former will publish the paper
either IN Chester, or some place else, and
the latter will run the job office.-Chester
Times
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IN, st. Louis Globe Democrat regard,
Graht's chances a, cert ain because the,
dep nd on Democra ic blundering. II
"lIl certainly be comforting to the Demo
Gratis to ref CT that they will hays IN,
shoulders. ol 'iie''
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

THE POPE TO ACCEPT HIS RESIGNATION
ROME, Feb. H-Pope Leo XIII. has
,,haiiy decided to accept Archbishop
iurcrr' resignation,and now has the ap-
Grafton.
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The Providence Press, a Reppg
paper, thinks that if Bayar,l and ~
are the candidates forpresidenttn. \
ing men Of Rhode Island would ,ps]
Bayard as they supported Brstos A
that it would be an uncertain NJ
Senator Bayard has a lot of rrlahrs
Rhode Island.-Times.
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THE CATTLE TRADE

leoAhANliNE THE UNITED sTATEs
| A"AiNoi ihb YORKSHIRE TONGUES.
: LONDON, Feb. H.-Pleuro-pnuem IN onia
Is spreading among the cattle in Norrb
aud East Yorkshire.
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FIRE NEAR CLAYNONT

Last evening about 6. As O'Clock. the
private bording school of Mrs. Wasbin5
ton, situated about three quarters of q
mile from Claymont,w destroyd by fire
The building was a handsome fr.,no
one. The origin of the fire is unknown
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PUBLIC SALE. j.

VIII be sold at p1blic sale at the tarm
OF Mrs. James Armstrong, situated on the
road leading To the Brandywine Springs,
in Christiana Hd., on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2lst,
at O'Clock, p. m, the following Personal
Property. 10 wit:
One pair OF mules, bulls. one fyeFfYssr
wear old heifers, B cows Is head oflAI ~
pigs, one horse cart and other ar .kAea
tlcles too numerous 10 mention.
TERMS.-All II sums under $50, cash; all
over that amount a credit of 90 days Will
be given, by the purchaser giving IA bank :
able noie with good endorser per cent
of for cash on sums ov er $50
SAMUEL LOGAN.
T.. w. St,rhar, n Sow hnct 'nhe- w 4 10
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate the estate OF the deceased ust pre-
sent the same duly attested 70 the Admin
istrator on or before Feb. 5th. 1880, or
ABIDE the act of assembly in such case
made and provided.
PAT HiCk LALLY. Admir-
Address, Wilmington, Del. feb6 3weoi
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EUREKA RED OIL. rs tls,aJ,Jrs,l, Jjrs,l
higher fire test than ne fdm ,.i ra The chl'
burned in ny LAMP VIII, whtrGf r ael pcg
burner is used; is mdr7da' u ayEi,:
ooantry Snasf rish.s Tiflisfs for 81 sale 8 s
AID, Sole Prop. a MANI Also, rhsssl
dealer aIerh In he head light, coal oil ,eat aea
fluid N. B.-A large a1pnrgackes, "
styles OF Chandeliers .apmstanly o,t J,
Lamps, Burners, &C. coh'' aus"
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SALE]

VIII be sold Rt the resid -nce OF the sub
scrlber, In New Castle hundrei, on the
Slate Road, leading from Hare's corner 10
Red Lion on
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Pulpit and Platform.

Rev. w. G. Van Meter, Superintendent of
the Italian Bible and Sunday School Mission
delivered three addresses yesterday in this
city, at the Williston, Chestnut street, and
Pine street churches respectively, on Rome
and the Vatican. The organization to which
Mr.. Van Meter belongs is established for the
purpose of circulating the Bible in Italy and
establishing day and night schools Tie ad-
dresses gave a history of papacy; the death
knell rung i'll its ears by the entrance of Victor
Emanuel's army into Rome; told of the for
nation of the Italian Bible Society; the OPEN
ing OF the Vatican mission under the windows
OF the Pope and its wonderful success; the
hopefulness of Italy's future; and wound up
with stirring appeal to Americans to resist
the advances of papacy in this country to
keep the Bible III the schools, guard we'll the
Sabbath and close the rum-shops.
The neat and pretty little chanel at Pre-
sumpscot Falls, lately described by the Press,
was dedicated by the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday. Rev. DIR. Carruthers
preached the sermon at 3p. M, and the Fa-
mouth clergymen assisted.
Rev. George r. Kramer of Wilmington.
Del, preached at the Second Advent church
yesterday. The forenoon's service was deyot-
ed to Immortality only in Christ"
Rev. Mr.. Ladd of the Congress street church
in his sermon yesterday spoke in high terms of
the late Capt. John Hutchinson and Can't.
George III. Davis.
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Saturday and Sunday were fearfully hot for
this latitude. Saturday the mercury indicated
79o at Z a. M, 93o at noon by the signal service
thermometer, and $50 in other parts of the
city. 1t was 800 yesterday in the city, wind
southwest.
Rubber goods have advanced 25 per cent.
The Municipal Court was held in the City
Marshal's Office Saturday morning The
Municipal Court room is being repaired and
painted.
There were 26 deaths recorded in the city the
past week.
The yacht Fearless, Capt. Phillips, of Lynn,
was in the harbor Saturday.
A boat stolen from White Head, Saturday,
was found at Chebeague at night
John Haskell and Peter Sullivan escaped
from the Reform School, Saturday.
A horse attached to a phaeton was stolen
Saturday night from in front of the building
where he was left standing.
The foreign exports were valued at 1874, ia
OF last week, and included 1,119,2S3 feet lum-
Der and 2,6S6 boxes canned Holsters.
A party of Icelanders, ten in number, passed
through this city Saturday on one Of the Inter-
national steamship company's boats, who had
been delayed by an informality in their tickets.
If the sea is smooth today the steamer Flor
ence will favor her patrons with sail out on
the ocean. Otherwise she will make sail
among the islands in the bay, leaving at 2.15
p. IN.
In the swimming match at Hog Island be-
tween Anderson of Portland and Harper OF
Boston, Saturday evening, the latter won by
about eight feet. The distance of race was
half mile.
Michael Haley, who was arrested for steal
ing newspapers last spring and let off on prom
Use of good behavior, has been at it again, and
was caught and sentenced in the Municipal
Court, Saturday, to 30 days.
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Accidents.

1ASSi0CAIS.
Mr.. Eben r. Woodbury., of Falmouth, fell
from load of hay last week and broke his
wrist.
Mr.. w. III. Burnham, of Saco, by the up
setting of a hay-rack, in this city, Saturday,
was thrown under the rack and badly bruised,
as well as kicked by the horse
Five young men were capsized in a boat near
Jones' landing, Saturday night, but were
rescued by party in Capt. Littlefeld's yacht,
and another in Capt. Bradford's
AS Samuel c. Rundlett, the city forester,
was at work on Oxford street Saturday, he was
overcome by the heat to such degree that he
had to be taken home. He is likely to recover
from the prostration readily.
AT Falmouth, by the accidental discharge of
revolver, young man received slight flesh
wound in his hand, and Mr.. G. S. Fernald of
this city received a very severe wound in his
right hand, which will disable it for some
time.
large black horse dashed up Anderson
street Saturday afternoon, upsetting every
thing in his way. Two trees were run into and
broken off. At last in an attempt to jump
over grocer's wagon, the horse was thrown
and the wagon to which he was attached badly
smashed.
A man named Thomas Ryan, aged %,
jumped from the Lewiston excursion train on
his way home from this city, Saturday night,
and struck against post, badly injuring him
self. He said he had been drinking and was
recent graduate of the Reform School. He
was carried to the police station.
1oct CT al of
Bradley was fishing with his brother off Grand
Trunk railway bridge, and he was so fright
ened by sculpin he caught that the little
fellow backed off the bridge and fell into the
deep water. But for the timely assistance of
the bridge tender the boy would have been
drowned
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A Democrat Who Declines to Sell Out.

MIR. EDIToR-Will you permit me through
your paper to protest against an act of inius-
tice which my party, or should say the rulers
of my party, have resolved upon?
Mr.. HI. j. Bradbury was elected by the
votes of Democrats alone to the Office of Re-
corder of the Probate Court He has faithful
ly performed the duties of the office one term
and has employed experienced and competent
clerks. This entities him to denomination
from the party to which he has always been
true. He is getting advanced in years and the
Democratic party cannot afford to sell the
salary of his Office for second term, which
may be his only pecuniary resource in old age,
to lifelong political opponent like Mr.
Caleb Chaplin for exchange, for what few
votes some other of the more petted candidates
may get from men who cannot SANDER them
too much. Mr. Chaplin will not have my vote;
he acted with the Republican party so long as
he could get office by so doing, and when he
had got all from that party that he could he
moves about, carpet-bag i'll hand, among the
other parties, seeking for some soft spot on
which to squat. I am Democrat and not a
Greenbacker, and I shall never sell out Let
others sell votes to reward a soldier of fortune
like Mr.. Chaplin by so gross an act of injustice
to true and honored Democrat like Mr.. Brad
bury, and in this do not stand alone. If you
will let this appear in your paper you will con-
fer favor which do not dare to ask of the
Argus. S.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4.
THE PRESS


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of n. G..
Fessenden, Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews, Arm
strong Cox, Wentworth, Hodsdon, Hayden, Water
house, corner Exchange and Fore ST.; Welander,
Boston & Maine Depot, and Chisholm Bros, on all
trains that run out of the city.
Saco of L. Hodsdon and Ii. b. Kendrick.
Bath, of j. O. Shaw.
Lewiston and Auburn, of Richard Foss.
Bddeford, +. NJ. Durham.
Brunswick, b. G. Dennison and w. II. Marrett.
Richmond, g. A. Beale
Woodfords Corner, H. Moody.
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium, 80
Union Square.
Cumberland Mills, A. W. c. Cloudman.
Gorham, G. Angry.
Saccarappa, at the Post Office.
Rockland o. c. Andrews and E. R. Spear.
Damariscotta E. w. Dunbar
Freeport w. j. Parker.
Thomaston, S. Delano.
Vinalhaven, B. Lane.
Waldoboro, G. Bliss.
Wiscasset, Gibbs & Rundle+
Yarmouth, G. Z. Coombs.
Auburn V. r. Foss.
Lisbon, G. f. ]udkins
Hallowel ID. X. Jewell.
Augusta L. H. Pike
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An Exclamation.

WATERYILLE, Aug. =. 1879.
MIR. EDIToR:-My attention has been called
to the article in the PRESS dated July 2Sth
and signed A. B. c., relating to Democratic
railroad official who would not permit the can
non to occupy the train from Waterville t
Skowhegan. 1 think the intention of the rail
road official is misconstrued and the article
does him injustice. He did not deem it pru-
dent to run the cannon in the rear of long
train of cars filled with passengers, and very
many Republicans took the same view of the
m after.
AS one of the Republican committee in az
ranging the mass meeting of Watervile can
say that the Democratic railroad official
rendered us every service in his power and
was obligins beyond what we could reasonably
expect TICoNIC.
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Proclamation.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 3, 1879
l, Jane p. Thurston, Proprietor of the
United States and Kingdom of Great Britain
and Colonies, Resolved,
hereby elect and nominate for election for
Governor of the State of Maine,
Joseph L. Smith.
To accept of me the title deeds of the State
of Maine on the terms of my Proclamation, in
trust for the people of said state, by their cleo
ton of him as believers in me.
No other person shall be eligible to the office,
and votes for persons not eligible to the office
shall not be counted To the intent that a
de iure President take the Presidential office
in place of the Usurper Rutherford B. Hayes
and take the title deed of the United States of
me in trust for the people of the United States.
JANE p. THURsToN,
Proprietor of the United States and Kingdom
of Great Britain and Colonies
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+. L. MEAHER & Co. claim to have the fin
est and best article ever used by ladies for
cleaning Kid Gloves, as it cleanses instantly
and perfectly, dries Immediately, costs but a
rifle, and can be used while the glove is on the
hand. 1t also cleans silks and cloths.
iv02uaodoxv
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TEMPERANCE UNIoN.-The meeting of the
+. Temperance Union at Congress Hall last even
ing was unusually good. The meeting was
addressed by III. 2. White, Geo. W. Murch
Job Sanford and r. III. Murphy. The remarks
by Mrs. Stevens were very interesting and
were listened to with marked attention. The
address by j. X. Osgood was one to awaken
ance.
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Maine Failures.
Maine Failures.
The Commercial Bulletin announces the fol-

The Commercial Bulletin announces the fol-
lowing failures the past week:
j. A. Rodick & Co., dry goods, Lewiston,
are reported failed and assigned to Capt. j. S.
p. Ham. Their liabilities are estimated at
$4,000. The debtors were burned out on the
4th of July. Their stock was insured for S.
900, and the loss has been adjusted at ST. ;956.
The goods which were saved from the fire are
estimated as worth from $500 to 1000. The
debtors are also reported to own real estate
interest of the value of $4,000 or $1,000.
A. B. Austin, fancy goods, Lewiston, is
reported in voluntary insolvency.
Ferdinand Dodge, grocer, Portland, is
reported failed. He offers % cents on ST.
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BURGLARY.-Some time Saturday night the
store of III. II. Kicker, on Fore street, near the
foot of Exchange, was entered and dozen
meerschaum pipes and lot Of tobacco taken
Officers George Harmon, Morse and Pen nell
arrested Thomas Ryan as the burglar and
found the property in his possession.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-04

THE only combination of the true Jamaica
Ginger with choice aromatics and French
brandy for colds, chills and fevers, malarial
fevers pains in the bones and joints, symptoms
of rheumatism, neuralgia, and gout cold ex-
tremities, suspended circulation, and depress-
ed condition of the vital forces, is SANFORD S
JAMAICA GINGER. Ask for SANFoRD's.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-04

PUBLISHED TESTIMONY, establishes the fact
that ScovILL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP is a
sterling remedy for scrofulous and syphilitic
disorders of a formidable type Also that it
cures white swelling, car buncles, eruptive
maladies of all kinds, govt and rheumatism.
1t moreover promotes secretion and flow of
healthy bile and directs it into the proper
channels. The deplorable ailments produced
by mer curry are also remedied by it. Drug
gists sell it.
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
aug4 div
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Personals.

DR.. Hersom, who has made a short tour to
the Adirondacks, has returned
Mr.. William Stokes, of the Toronto Mail, is
visiting this city, and is registered at the City
Hotel.
Mr.. Thomas Shawcroft of this city, who has
been in the asylum at Augusta for about year
past, died Saturday. He was a member of
Ancient Brothers Lodge, L. o. of o. F., and
also of Machigonne Encampment.
DR.. B. E. Sawyer died at his residence in
Haverhill, Mass, Saturday at the age of IS
years. He was born at Cape Elizabeth, was a
graduate from the class of 1886 in Harvard
Medical College, and had been in practice in
Haverhill for years. He was widely and
favorably known, and was the son of the late
Rev. Benjamin Sawyer, pastor of the church
at Rocky Hill, Salisbury, Mass.
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publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by N. G. Fessenden, Lancaster
Hall, and d. Wentworth, 553 Congress, corner
of Oak street.
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Desirable Real Estate For Sale.

THIS property situated on Chestnut street about
Il ZOO feet from Congress with lot 100 by 60
with four story dwelling house and ell recently re-
paired and water pipes put in splendid yard and one
OF the most desirable houses for genteel boarding
house in the city, five minutes walk from Post Office
will be sold at sacrifice, the are ladies
who don't want the trouble of taking of it. If
not sold at private sale it will be offered at auction
with the premises, due notice given. Title perfect
and clear of all membranes. The owners were
offered $4,000 for this property few years ago.
tland. auo4dtf
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Municipal Court.
~

SATURDAY.-Charles Scott and Harrison Noble
Intoxication Fined SO each and costs. Committed
Michael Haley Larceny of Eastern Argus from
subscriber. Thirty days in county Jail.
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LARGEST VARIETY of fine ruchings to be
found in the city; new goods just opened at Fl.
/. Nelson & Co.'S, 443 Congress street, Earring
ton Block. aug2d3t
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TO LET IN DEERING.

PESIDENCE owned and occupied by Geo Hudson
IL on Prospect St., rooms, large stable fine gar
den with crops.
For Sale.
1--WE lots on the same street 60 by ITO feet
IL each. Apply to j. A. Strout, Real Estate
Broker, 491s Exchange st. aug4d1w
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SUNBURN is speedily relieved by the use of
Kinds HONEY and ALMOND CREAM.
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