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Agricultural.
llow much Manure fo tach Animal.
There i* a limit, doubtle**, to the quantity
of muck and litter that may profitably be
mixed with the drcppiw?* of animal*. The
quantity of f«rce* voided alao, la afTected
very much by the feed ol the animal*, and
by other circunwtancea. In the open air, in
winter, much of the food paaaca off through
the lung* and akin, to keep up the heat of
the system, that *ould paaa through the
bowela in a warm atable. The fu'cea, aa
they are thrown into a heap in the ordiuary
method of cleaning the atable*, paaa into
fermentation rapidly and a portion paaae* off
in the form of gas, and w loat. Without
absorbent*, very often one-half, or more, of
the value of atable manure la loat to the
farmer without attracting hi* attention.—
Many cannot be made to believe it, be*
cauae tbey cannot aee the thiet loading the
manure into the cart with a dung fork. Hut
they can easily satisfy themselves of the
then, if they will compare the effects of sta
ble manure, that i« expqaed for a winter,
with a like ouantity that i« treated with ab
aorbenta, and kept under cover.
The general error is to undervalue the
need of abaorbents, and to furnish the yard*
and atable* with but a small part of the
muck that might be profitably used. If
there be an instance of error in tho other
direction, we have not yet fouud it, in a
very large observance of the practice of our
beat farmer*. \Vc have visited nuuierou*
farm* the past season, for the purpose of
looking into this uiatter, where the quantity
of mauure manufactured upon the premises
varied from two hundred loada to two thou
sand, and have not found a single case
where muck was used in exce**. Indeed,
this is hardly possible, while the muck itself
consists of the elements of the crop* the
farmer wiahes to raise. The manure* hast
en* the decomposition of the muck, and the
whole maw become* available for the food
-r ika nlanta
The success of a farmer, in all the older
State*, can be measured by the extent to
which he use* muck, ur other absorbents hi
hia yards and stable*. We found aoine poor
farmer* making not more than three corda
of manure, or *ix loada for each cow, ox, or
borae, and not more than one cord for cach
pig. Other*, who thought themselves pret
ty good farmers, made live corda to each
cow, and one or two for each pig. In a
single instance, we found as high teu or
twelvo corda to each cow, and four or five
to cach pig. In thia case the piga were, of
courae, kept in the atyea continually, and
nothing was wasted in the highwaya and
paaturea, &a ia quite too common. The
horses and oxen were also stabled tho moat
of the time, and the cowm put in the atable
during the aummer nights, and fed with
green corn fodder, aa soon aa it was large
enough.
Our own rule in making manure is, fifteen
corda for each cow, ox, or horse, and live
for each pig. The routine of management
for the atablea ia thia: A large shed ia at
tached to them, which ia kept well aupplied
with dry muck. A stock ia kept on hand
for aeveral months ahead, aa the drier it is
the better. A coating of thia muck is kept
conatantlv in the stables, aix or eight inches
in thicknes*. Thia ia lain upon by the cat
tle, aud receive* all their droppinga. The
•olid fteces are removed every morning into
the barn cellar, beneath the stablea. The
coating of muck remains about two weeks,
when it ia a good deal rotted by the heat ol
the aniiuala, aud thoroughly saturated with
liquid manure. It is then all thrown into
the cellar, and another coating is put under
the animals, to go through the same process.
The muck ia covered with a bedding ol
straw or refuse hay, every uight. In this
way the animals are kept dry and comforta
ble, and the heat of their bodies ia availa
ble, whenever they lie down, for decompos
ing the muck.
Notwithstanding tho large quantities of
muck uaed in thia way, it is still found that
the manure heats in the cellar beneath, tho
there i* little smell of ammonia. In the
fall the manure in the cellar is removed to
the field, ia heaped up with about twice it*
bulk of muck. These heaps arc forked
over once or twice during the winter, and at
planting time they are spread ujon the
Sround, aud plowed in. The manure dunng
le winter is either | ut immediately into the
■oil in the apring, for early crops, or put in
heap* and treated like the fall manure, to
be aprcad aud turned in the last of May fur
corn.
Of course this routine of stable manage
ment involve* a good deal of labor, but we
are satisfied it pays better than labor laid
out in anv other form upon the farm. The
results of forty cords ol this compost upon
an sere of corn ground, ia as good a certifi
cate of its value as it needs. Of all meth
ods that wc have tried, this suits us best,
and we expect to abandou it only when we
give up tilling the soil. A farmer who haa
muck accessible, may better make fifteen
cord* of manure for each of his large ani
mals, than any lea* quantity. He is per
fectly sale in hiring all the labor he uceds
to diaw the muck, aud to handle it in the
stable, the cellar, and the field. We are
confident that no farmer, who once aees the
resulta of this method in his crops, will ever
fbe satisfied with a less quantity of msiiur
rum his stock.—.•imtritan .luriru/lun'tt.
Earh Luiubs.
Those who breed lambs for an early mar
ket, have them dropped mostly during this
mouth. Aa there ia no grass for the c«ra,
extra care and feeding is necessary to pre
serve the lambs, and provide a due aupplv ,
of milk for their aupport. A moderate
quantity of roota, if on hand, or if not, a full
aupply of rowen hay ia the beat food for that
object. If neither of them bo on hand,
soaked oats may be aubstltuted. If roota
•re uacd, and the weather be cold, they
should not be given in large quantities, a*
they are cold and watery, and incline the
e«ea to acour. A quart of cut roota ia aul
6clent for a day, and ot all kind* carrots
are the beat, if you have them, if not, pro
Tide them for next year. With all the,
claims of the auperiority of roota aa grxm
food, by some people, our experience ia
against it, in eoIJ weather, haviug practiced
it long enough to inoir. And our opinion
ia corroborated by aome of the best Knglish
and Scotch tartuers, in their own practice
since coming to the United State*.
Dry and warm shelter is alao necessary,
with plenty of atraw bedding. When the
lambing seaaon arrives, the ewes should be
carefully looked over, and thoae nearest
their time, taken out and aeparated from the
others, and put under wsrm shelter, so as
not to be crowded and overrun by the others.
After the lambs are a few daya old and well
used to the teat, thev, with the ewes, may
be turned out into the open ysrd, with au
adjoining shelter to go under at choice.—
No young thing is hardier than a lamb,
with enough to eat; and plenty of fresh
air and exercise should be allowed to them.
them s good start, and when the grass 1
eome^ nothing wiUthme or fat faster; and
« u
tW ramd *nip,jr Con'Pt'"aated lii
U»eir rapid growth and catly deYelopuu nt •
while nothing on the .arm, lhe ..J^me
pays better T» a ready market, and a q.?k
return.-. Jmmran •Igrintlturui.
tV It appears that the ladtca have already
accumulated $75,000, which thvy anticipate
will aoon bs swelled to f 100,000, lot the
Mount Verncn fund.
A Word for the Boy*.
We cannot but look upon that claa* of
einga stigmatised by the term ioyt with
•me lively touch of pity. Particularly
•then traiwplanted from the aoil where they
were born, and placed under foreign influ
ence*, are they deserving cf thia humane 1
sentiment. Would any man who had pasa
*d a moderately comfortable life, be willing
10 live over the decadc between hia fifth and
fifteenth yearn? Doe* any one feel a re
»pon*e to hia heart to that lyrical wiah, now
popularized by the atreet-organ, to be a boy
again r The truth i«, that the boy, as re
gard* hia conception of hia own nature and
ita due education, la in advance of hia age.
He it not underatood or misunderstood.—
We anogantly put hiin into that cla** which
Sir William lilackstone denominatea ftra
nulura, and baae our plana for hia improve
ment upon the assumption of hia total de
pravity.
He haa ambition which burn* out in dia
appointment; he haa dream* of heroiauiand
love which he darea not conli<le to another;
he haa keen sensibilities which his elders
do not forbear to taunt or diarcgord; he haa
an understanding of mattera whereof bo ia
aMumrd to be absurdly ignorant; he haa
aching doubta about life and death which
he knowa not where to satisfy. Often, like
one who wander* iu the datk, hia undevel
oped reason and hall-know Inlge fail to
guide him through the night into which his
more mature fancy hurries him, and he
stumbles over cha»in*, or starts at those aw
ful phantom* of the brain which the tirmnesa
of riper intellect cannot at all time* txerciae.
Thu lonelinvs* ol night, the mystery ol the
heavens, the sadnesa of good by, till lua im
agination, and gratp his whole soul w ith a
Cwcr which lessens,aa he advance* in years.
ke young Albano, in Jeau Paul's delect
able romance of Titan, he has to restrain
and hide within himself all his emotion*, hi*
longings, his precious thought*, for fear of
Willi- •III y louin W| *v..,w —
ogenes ; or, it' he ventures to unbosom him
self to an imagined friend of his own age,
asking only tor the bread ofsympathy which
his heart cravea, it is but tu tind himaell
(HMMOHt d of the acorpion of treachery and
neglect, and perhaps, at laat, he tlica to :he
beauty of some amiable girl, whom his ar
dent enthiiaiacm clothes with every grace
and every virtue, who smiles upon hun, and
comprehends him no more than he compre
hends the ocean.— .YorfA Jmtrican lit vine.
Mujor Urmia's Cooii Story.
"I won down on the crick this morning,"
raid UiII Gate*, "and I aeed any amount of
coon tracks. 1 think they're agoin' to be
powerful plenty this season."
"O, yes," replied Tom Coker, "I never
hearn tell of the likca before. The whole
woods is lined with 'em. If skins is ouly a
good price this season, 1*11 be worth aome
thin* in the spring, sun 's you live, for I've
jest got one of the best coon dogs in all Il
linois."
"Vou say v«u never hearn tell o' the like
o' the coons r" put in Major Drown, an old
veteran who huu been chewing his tobneco
in ailence fur the last half hour. "Why,
you don't know ennything 'bout 'em! II
you'd a come here forty years ago, like I
did, you'd a thought coons! I jest tell you,
boys, you couldn't go amiss for 'em. We
hardly ever thought of pesteriu' 'em much,
for their skins weren't worth a darn with us
—that is, we couldn't get enough for 'em to
pay for the skinnin'.
"I recollect oue day I went out a bee
huntin'. Wal, arter I'd lumbered about a
good while, I got kinder tired, an'so I lean
ed up agin a big tree to rest. I hadn't much
more'n leaned up afore soiueihin' give me
one ol tho alllireUest nips about the seat o'
my bniolu m I ever got in my life. I jumped
about a rod, and lit a runmn', and kipt on a
runnin' for over a hundred yards; when
think, sez I, it's no u*e runnin'and I'm snake
bit, but runnin'won't do enny good. 80 I
jest stopt, and proceeded to examine the
wound. 1 soon seed it was no snake bite,
for thar's a blood blister pinched on uie
about six inches long.
'•Think, sez I, that rather gits imp! What
in the very deuce could it a bin ? Arter
thiiikut* about it u while, I concluded U> go
back, aud look for tho crilter, jest for the
curiosity o' tho thing. I went to the tree
%nd poked tho weeds and stull all about;
but darned the thing could I see. I'urty
soon I sees the tree has a little split a run
inn' along up it, and so I gits to lookin' at
that. Dreckly 1 sees the split open about
half an inch, and then shet up agiu; then 1
sees it open and slict, and open and shet,
right along as regular as a clock a tickin*.
"Think, sez I, what in all creation can
this mean? I know'J I'd got pinched :ii the
split tree, but what in thunder was makin'it
do it? At tirst, 1 fell orfully scared, and
thought it must be sninethin' dreadful; and
then agin I thought it moutn't. Next I
thought about hants and ghosts, and about
a runnin' home and sayin' uothin' about it;
and then 1 thought it couldn't be cuy on
'em, for I'd never hearn tell o' them a pes
teriu' a feller right in open daylight. At
last the true blood of my ancestors riz up
in my veins, and told me it 'ud be coward
ly to go home and not tind out what it was;
so I lumbered for my axe, and awore I'd tind
out all about it, or blow up. Wh*n 1 got
back, I let into the tree like blazes, and
purty soon it cutn down and smashed into
tinklers—and what do you think ? Why,
it hh rammed and jammed smack full of
coons from top to bottom. Ye*, air, they'*
rammed in ao close that every time they
breathed they made tho split open."
The Secret of Longevity.
The means known ao Tar, of promoting
longevity, have been usually concentrated
in »hort, pithy saying*, a« ''Keep your head
cool and your feet warm,"—"Work much
and eat little," &c., just aa if the whole aci
euce of humpn life could be aummoned up
and brought out iu a few words, while it*
greatest principles were kept out of eight.
One of the beat of theae eaying* is given
an Italian in hia I tilth year, who being aak
ed the mean* of hi* living «o long, replied
with that improvisation ol which hi* coun
try u remarkable
••When hungry, of th« best I cat.
And dry and warm 1 kwp my (ret,
1 MTNI my brad front suu and rain,
Aud K t It* cares perplex my brain."
The following i* about tho beat theory of
the matter:—Lvery man i« born with a cer
tain stock of vitality which caunot be in
creased but may be husbanded. With thi*
stock be may live fast or alow—uiay live ex
tensively or intenaively—may druw hia little
amount of life over a large space, or narrow
it into a concentrated ono^ but when hia
atock is exhausted, he haa no more. He
who lives extensively, who drink* pure wa
ter, avoid* all intlammatory disease*, exer
cise* sufficiently, but not too laboriously,
indulge* no exhausting paasions, feeds on
no exciting matcrisl, pursues no debilitating
pleasures, avoid* all laborious and protract
ed study, preserve* an easy mind, and thus
buxbanda his quantum ot vitality, will live
considerably longer than he otherwise would
do, because he lives slow ; while he, other
wise would do, because be live* inten*ively,
who beverages himself on liquors and wines,
exposes himself to inflammatory disease*,
or cause* that produce them, labors beyond i
hie strength, visits exciting scenes, and in-1
dulgvs exhausting passions, lives on stimu
lating and highly seasoned food, w always
debilitated by his pleasures. 1
John Andmoii my Jo.
Thin exquisite b Aid,constructed by Rob
?rt Burn* out of ■different and somewhat
exceptionable lyric, Ims always left aome
ilnng to be wished for and regretted; it ia
oot complete. Iiut who would venture to
add to a aong of Burn*? Aa Burna left it,
it runa thua:—
John Anderaon, my jo John,
When we were firat acqurnt.
Your lock* were like the raven,
Your bonnie brow *•» brent;
But Tour brow ia bald; John,
Your locka are like the anow;
But bleaainu* on your froaty pow,
John Anacraon, my jo.
John Anderaon, mv jo, John,
We clanib the hill thepither;
And many a canty day, John,
We've had wi' ane anither; %
Now we maun totter down, John,
Hut hand in hand we'll go,
And ali'cp thc|(ithcr at the foot,
John Andertou, my jo.
Fine as thia ia, it does not quite satisfy a
contemplative mind; when one Ims gone to
far, he lookaand lonpa for something more
—aomething btyond the foot oj Iht hill.—
Many a reader of Burna must have felt thia
and it ia quite probable that many have at-;
tempted to aupply the deficiency; but we
know of only one tucctu in so hazardoua an
eipcriment. Thia ia the udded verse:—
John Andemm, my jo, John,
When we have slept thegither
The alcep that a' maun Bleep, John,
We'll wake wi' ane anither;
And in that better world, John,
Nae aorrow ahall we know,
Nor fear we e'r ahall part again,
John Anderaon, my jo.
Simple, touching, true—nothing wanting,
and nothing to spate; precisely harmoniz
ing with the original stanza*,and improving
them t»y the fact of completing them. Thia
poetical achievement ia attributed to Mr.
Charlca Gould, a gentleman of New York,
whose life haa been entirely devoted to the
successful combination of figurtt—but not
figures of rhetoric. The verse was written
some years ago, hut it has not hitherto found
- II. -I
I IB way iiiiu puiii t ;v» i» «v.i
be incorporated with tlio original song in
nnv future edition of Hum's Poems, nnd we
hope some publisher will act oil this sug
gestion.
Little Carrie I'erkim*' Prater. Lit
tle Carrie Perkins waa a grent pet of mine;
indeed, alio waa the sunbeam ol the houae.
She was only three years alone, but alio hud
a strangely mature way of talking aometimea
that made her aecm very interesting. Kv
ery night 1 went regularly to her room for a
good-night kiss; and 1 shall never forget
how sweetly she used to look in her little
night-dress, as she knelt down at her moth
er's aide and said, "Our Father"; nor how
reverently she used to fold her little hand*
at the close, and *ay:—
"Good night, dear God, and pleaao take
good care of little Carrie."
"Why, Carrie," amd her mother, the first
time ahe added thia to her prayer, "You
shouldn't talk to (iod so."
"Shouldn't I ?" on id the little prattler, "I
lovo Cod, and why shouldn't I Hay good
night to Iiiiii before I go to sleep, juat ua I
do to you and Aunt Annie ?"
Her mother smiled thoughtfully, but only
replied by kissing her, and alwaya alter that
she repeated her good night petition.
Hl'ssu.—A banquet liaa taken placo at
.Moscow, in honor of the abolition of serf
dom. One of the speakers oaid:—
"A new spirit animates us; n new era
has commenced. Heaven has allowed us to
live long enough to witness the second re
generation of Russia. Gentlemen, we may
congratulate ourselves, lor this movement
is one of great importance. We breathe
more like Chiistians, our hearts bent more
nobly, and may look at the light of Heaven
with a cltar eye. We have met to-day to
express our deep und sincere sympathy fur
a holy and praiseworthy work, ami we meet
without any nervousness to nmr our rejoic
ing. The change in the economical condi*
tion of our national existence will arouse
our individual energies, the want of which
is one of our greatest evils. Let ua wish,
then, gentlemen, from our innermost heart,
a long life to Iiiiii who has mnrshalled his
faithful Russia to the conquest of faithful
truth and justice. Let us hope that this
great idea will comprise the generous sen
timents of the man and tlio Christian."
A Nick Point or Law.—I heard thia
anecdote from a gentleman long resident in
Philadelphia. Two Quakers in that place
applied to their society, as they do not go
to law, to decide in the following difficulty.
A. is uneasy nbout a ship that ought to have
arrived, meets I)., an insurer, and states his
wish to have the vessel insured.' The mat*
ter is agreed upon. A. returns homo nnd
receives a letter informing him of the loss
of his ship. What shall he do? He is
afraid the policy is not tilled up, aud should
I), bear of the matter soon, it is nil over
with him : he therefore writes to I). thus:
"Friend H. if, thee hasn't filled up the polir
cy thee needn't, for Pvo heard of the ship."
"Oh, oh ! thinks 1). to himself, "cunning
fellow ; he wants to do me out of the pre
mium." So he writes thus to A.: "Friend
A., thee be'st to late by half an hour; the
policy is filled." A. rubs his hands with
delight ; yet B. refuses to pay. Well what
is the decision ? Tho loss is divided be
tween them.— tlsam/a mulrihulttl lo Hlack
irooift Magazine by the Rev. John ihigltt
DR. BAILEY'S
ALTERATIVE SYIKJP.
IT wa» fir»t prepand with reference to one l*d ca»e
atHmfek, >1.1 KrrCCTCD Till:HUE. It wa»
aftrrw aril*, f >r aeteral Jrar», utrtl in numtrvut ca«t,
with aiiuilar (ncrea*.
It ku now Urouir an effectual remedy in this di»
t *»«■. It bti lirm um«I •iM^rttfull) b) MMirrr of |»r
Klin who were ■ tllictid witb the following uiaiilfota
tioiM of NrrufuU 1
Ulcerating Tumors, Scald Head
Diibaibd Eye*, Diimin fcam,
llot, Dry, Bouyh and Eruptive, or Cold, I'al*, Puljr,
or Clanuny and fw rating. •
DBOPMCAL EHTMONS, occasioning difficulty o|
llrrathing, liluallug, extrvnie lau(uor and frmjuent fa
tifua.
BICKET#, or a toftrned iml di»tortrd condition of
tb« too**,hrlNAL AMLCTION*, WHITE SWELL
I.NiiS l>«r»ngrd condition of tba Digcttitc Organ*,
Mtwioniiif a loaa of, or a ratenoua and irregular ap
|Ktitr, m«r« ud protracud Iwtnunn,or Ihtvuic
bUnh«».
DISEASED Lt'NCiS, which had intohrd the *u)T«r
mill Asthma, or Ilald (uiiibi; Heinorthaga; Ema
ciation, aud other •yinptomt of
FilAL CONSUMPTION,
Salt Hum m, Cii»o*ic, Biiei'matum, ado
NttBAluU, riLII, CANCEB Tt'MOtl,
and many other di»e»»>* and huaora when connected
with a Scrofulou# condition of th* Mood.
The Dr. *iUti*it and prraciil* for all per»on« with
in( to tr»t hi* medicine, wliv mjufit it, and who are
willing to remunerate hliu for the trnic* to the amouut
cliargtd for a »l»lt at the tame dUtance to hi* Regular
I'atienta.
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REMOVAL.
UNITED UTiTKt AKI> FOUIOX
PATENT AGENCY.
SAIII'EL COOPER,
Ute ptlnrlpal Examiner of Patent* In the United
Mate* Patent Office. at Wathlnfton,
ha* kiMovto mi* orrin to
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING
13 EXCHANGE BTHEET, BOSTON.
PATENTS SECURED IN TIIE UNITED STATE*.
•Ixl in *U olhrr pwlriit-graiit inf ""lull in ►peel®.
cation* and drawing* preparrd. Catfil' (IW. Hemn
•ideratioua procured »( application* that ha«c Urn
r»)eeted upon i»p*rfmK prepared p*!*™. Interfer
ence* prmeeuttd. Ilr ixun and extension* procured,
ami in general, all butine** rono«cted villi the Patent
Oftce tran«a. lid with car* and promptne»a.
llritub and olhrr foreign patrnt* procured through
pnxupt^Dd confidential agent* in ]x>im1oii and Pari*.
Perw* * residing at a dutaiKf n»tj obtain all Drrrt
••r) information, and hate their l>u»ine*a transacted,
by writing to the tub*ertbrr, without the trouble and
eai>en»e of a *Uit to Washington.
He begs lra\r to refer those unacquainted with liim
to the fuilowlug Uitiutonlal*.
U. 8. PatTnt Orrin, »*h. *3,l«5&.
fhm the Hun. (%ariri .Viuuw, l\mmu$*mrr «/ l'atmU
1 tike great pleasure In (tatinf that during the
time I hair# been acting a* roau*ini<Hifr of Patent**
Kaiuuel Cooper, L*q., of l)n«ton, ha* been engaged a*
Solicitor, and ha* beeu in that capacity in constant for
rrtpundeure and intercourse wilh the office} he ha*
eiinced a thorough acquaintance with the Patent l.aw,
vid with the rule* and |*actice of the offiee, a ctnae
attention to the intere*!* of hi* client*, and a marked
vandor and eourte*) that ha* renderrd the trmniartion
of butine** wilh him a pleasure. I hate no hetiution
in dating that I regard him a* cme of the tery be»t
agent* tut the tranaaetion of bu*ine*a with thi* office
with wIhim I am acquainted.
CIIABLE* MA SON,
(on<uii«ioner of Patent*.
Firm• tkt A'niwm»n <4 the Patent Offlre.
The undersigned, PriiM-ipal aiid A*»i>tant Eiaminer*
In the United Mate* latent Office, hare forteteral
Ji ar» lieen acquainted with Mr. hainurl Coiper, Ute •
principal examiner in thi* ollire, awl take pleasure in
staling that he |* a gentleman of the hifliril moral
character, of unouratioixd knowledge in the Ixiiineii
and practice of the office, and that hi* scientific at
tainment* are *urh a* eminent!) fit hurt for the out!
net* In which he ii al«>ut to engage.
HENRY II. BEN WICK.)
I.. 1). (iAl.K. > Principal Examiner*.
K II. Une, )
T IL PKAI.K, 1
TIHW., T. EVERETT, I Fiam'n'ra
1'. SOLTIHiATK sMITII, f A,,1,Unt u "*
NVM. C. LANGDON, J
I'nun long acquaintance and intimate official rela
tions Hitk Mr. Oonprr, I ftlly and heart il> concur in
the fort Ruing rectMiiiuendatiou made bv my Ute col
Ifaflira. W'M, I'. N. HTZOKRAt.D,
l.atc rrinri|«l Examiner of I'ati-nU.
Doston, Jan. S, !*'*. Iyr3
WOOD LAND
_ AND —
HOUSE 1.0rs in BIDDEPORD.
rpilK Saco Water Power Company, »iiMn(tomliWf
1 itl real estate, now offer for saie from One .Itrt !•>
One Iluntlml Jerri of good fanning land\ uioatof which
it well covered with Wood ami Tinilwr, and Wated
within alaiut | of a milo fn in the village. Alto, a
larff number of llouae and More lot* in the village.—
TenntrMy. 47lf TIIOM AS QI IMI1Y, Agent.
ALKXAM1KII F. CIIIMIIOLM,
Counsellor & Attorney at Law,
8ACO.
SCIENCE AGAINST TRENGTH.
A Sujxiior article of Wahiiinu 1'owhrn, for sale by
1IASKLTINE & HOWARD.
SAVE YOUR MONEY BT BOVINO
PERRY'S PATENT LAMPS!
ANEW IM I'ltOYKMEXT, and the beat lamp in
the known world to burn rhrap nil oV greaat, fir
ing a lieautiful and brilliant light at let cent per hour.
tf|ual to two roiniuoii laitps. 'Ihete lamp* are for aale
S8 |n r ct iitt lower than llford's Patent, betides l<elng
an tot lamp to trim and keep clean, and for common
use tlout house. To be found at T. I. Ml'RPIIY'H
Pahit and Oil store. AI«o, Durning Oil for Perry'*
Lamp, for aale at 621 ct*. p«r gallon.
Uiddeford, April W, 1867. Rtf
Winter Arrangements.
New York and Portland.
The splendid ami fast Steamer Clinapeake,
Capt. Husky Chowcll, will run regularly between
No York and 1'ortlaiid, aa follow*
Leave llrown'a Wharf every Saturday, at 4 o'clock,
I'. M., and returning, leave New York, Pier 12 .V JL,
«». r\ Tuesday, at the tame hour. *
Thia vesail haajust been Htted up with new and
l*iwi rful machinery, and very tine accommodations for
pasrengers, making this the most (pvedy, safe and
comfortable route for traveller*, bctweeu Sew York
and Maine.
I'attage fl-V). No charge for state Itooms.
Goods forw arded l>y this line to and from Montreal,
Queliee, Daligor, Augusta, East|«irt and St. John.—
AI*o connecti with steamers for Daltimore. (iooda
taken through with det|>atch, at the cheapest rates.
lor freight or passage, apply to t'.MEltY k fOX,
Drown'* Wharf, Portland, or to II. 11. Cromwell, Pier
12 N. It., New York.
Noveuitwr 13, 1857. 4Ctf
Winter Arrangements.
On and after Monday, the 21st Inst., the Fteamen
Lewlalon, ( apt. Gkuiiuk Kmuiit, and Montrr
*1, ('apt. I. A. Piixri, will run at follows:—
Leave Atlantic \Miarf, Portland, every Monday,
Tuesday, Widnesday, Tursday and I'ridav, at To'elock
1'. M., and Central Wharf, Ihwton, every Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at A o'clock,
1'. M.
I are in cabin, (I 2.V. Ire on deck, $1.00.
N. II. I'.ach lo.it is furnished with a laige numlie
of state rooms, for the arcominodation of ladies and
families ; and travellers are reminded that by taking
this line, much saving of time and ex|irn»e will Iw
luade, and that the inconvenience of arriving in lk>s
ton at late Itours of the night will lie avoided.
The Iwats am»e in season for pastengera to take the
earliest trains out of the city.
The Company are not res|«miit.|e fur baggage to an
amount exceeding $30 in value, and that pcisonal, un
less notice is riven and paid for at the rate of one twa
iciiffr for rur) $.V>) Additional \ilur. gT I r#i*ht
takrn u uauaL tflN I. IIII.LINoi*, Agent.
IIimInoiim American MiItc
BURN ^NTMENT.
I^IIIS Ciini|mui<1 has atood the tr.t and ir allied the
. favor of thouaaitds f 'r the curr of llurua, Cut*,
N-alda, llruiaia, ^r» IJ|* and h)tlida, Chapped Hindi
»nd Anna, fcorr Nipple*, Dlaeaaea of tlir hkin, liH.in
at ion, files, Ss It Hbeum, I'hilhUins, lutea of Muaqui
tori, spiders, Itrat l*d I Ufa and inarcta of all kinda,
Korea on Children, Wwuila from Iron, I'aina in the
Mde and Itark, Chafea, I'ikm, lull., nr. j It la alao
food in all raat a wlirir an outward application la imd<
rd. l or inure particular*, a»» |u|«ia arcotii|*n) inf
each (rnt.
JOsLI'll HUDSON Mi Proprietor, Matta|*>i*ett,
Maaa. \\*M. C. IM KH, Illddefotd, Ma., dealer In Uru(a,
Medteinea, ChemieaU. kr., m hoiraale and retail ayi lit.
K H. BavaKT, Krnn«l>iiiik|<ort.
Ndd by druirflata and v« iideia of medicines in nioat
of the SUtra and Ilritiali Provinces. in,.!'.
Fairbanks Cclfbraled Scales.
or iTkKT TAtirrT,
34 Kllbr ilrttli lloaton,
GREENLE.IP \ BKOWX, Ap'U.
, A full assortment of all kinda of
weifhirtf spparstus a'>d store furol
turv for aalr at low ratra. Itailnwd,
II ay and Coal sralra art in an) part of lh*e»untrj. I)tl
THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS OP V0IIT1I.
JUST PUBLISHED, T1IE 3D EDITION,
Qjf" On Sj>crmatorhea or Scmiual Diseases.
A scientific Trra'ise on the treatment and per
feet cure of Nervous Dcbilitv, Seminal Weak
nna,Involuntary Emissions, Impotence, Ac., re
aulting from vicious halnta acquired during the
critical passage from youth to manhood,
11Y DR. CULVKRWKLL,
Member of the Iloyal College of Kurgeona of
England, (1037) Licentiate of the Hall, (1824)
and 3" yeara Hesidrnt l'ractilioner in Ldndon ;
Author of the "Ouide to Health," "Green
Book," "How to be Happy," "Memoriea of
Married and Kingle Life, Ac.
Thia small but highly valuable Treatise, writ
ten by a world rrnownrd Physician and Surgeon,
points out the *only sure and permanent cure for
all diseases resulting from self-abuse, and ia the
only publication of its kind written in a benevo
lent spirit and by alscientiflc man. It should be
in the hands or al who value their life, health
and happiness hereand hereafter.
Price 12 cents, or 4 stamps, at the receipt of
which it will be sent, post free, aud well secured
by Dr. Cll. KLINE, No. 420 1st Avcnua, Box
ibSC, New Yofk. ljrriO
AMERICA* * FOIUEIUK PATEHT8.
I. H. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATMTS,
Lati Aucnt or I'. P. Patht Orrici, Wa«iiiko
Tut>, (tii-drr the Act of IM7.)
lo.TS HUU M„ opposite Kllby M., Iloatoa
I ITER in prirtw o( upward* «>f twrntj
[V y*al», rootlDUea to trtuir ('at rut* In thr I liltiil
lair* : al«o 111 tireat llritain, I'raur*, ai <1 otbi r fun i|ii
ouutrie*. Cat rati, hpreiliratloiia, A**ifnnient*, and
II l*ap«r* or Drawing* U I'atrnU, eiecuted <>u liberal
tlM and «lib dnpalcb. lirararchr* mad* into Aunr
rail or loicifU ttuikt, to drttriuliir the lalidltj or
itilit) of 1'atriit* or Intention*,—ai.d Itfal or other
dike rendered in all matter* touching the *ainr.—
•fid of th« cUbi of aiiy I'atrnt fin mailt d bjr Mailt
u.f our dollar. Aaaigniucnta rittidtd at Wadiing
ou.
TbU Afenry U not only tbe larfrit in New England,
nit tbiougb it lainitiiri hate adtantagr* for aminnf
■aunt*, or ascertaining the palcntaUllt) of Inittliom,
inaurpaaard l>), if not inilui aturably *np*rlor tn, an)
tliKhraiilH-i.rt. nl tlirm rl*t where. I hr taatliiKin
ill fiti ii lieluw pn>\r tlut none i« \l< >hE KLl'l I'l.
IT I II I. I'A'l KM (III It I. tban tbr tiibacriUr i and
I* MXU>h 1# lilt: 1IL.-1 I'ltmi 01 ADVAN
["AGE# AMI Allll.11 Y, lit would add tliat br baa
lUindant rriaon to l>elieie, and can proie, tbat at no
ithrr olhic of the kind, arc the cbarfra f«>r piofetaion
li aenicct au moderate. lb* immense practice of llit
mbarribrr durinf twentt jt-ar* pad, ba* enaMed him
jo accumulate a ta*t eollr. tlon of *pe*IArati«>ii* and
ifflcial dirWiuna retail** to pattnt*. llnw, latidt*
Un eilrniltr lilirar) of Irgal and neebanic il aurla,
ind full artount* of pat> nt*" ftantrd hi tl.r I i.it.d
<tatr« atid Europe, render btio aMr, beyond <pir*tioii,
to olfrr *up*rior fanlitW* for oUattiti f patent*.
AU DCCraill) of a journt-y to Maklnngtoii to pr<*ure
l patent, and the usual great diU) thru, arc bti*
>aud imetitora.
TESTIMONIAL*.
"Durinf the time I occupinl the office of Commi*
liorur of I'atenU, U. II. Ltidy, Em)., of Ikwtoii, did
Luiinr** at tin I'atrut tilli'e at Nilintor fur prnruriiif
1'atrlita. There Were frw, if ail) prroiii* act 11. If ill
lhat ra|Hiclt), who had ao murh I o*lm-*« Utfr* the
I'atrnt Offlee J slid tiler* were imnr who conducted It
with more iklll, hdtlity bihI iucci*•, 1 rifard Mr.
Eddy a» one of thr U «t ilifottntd, and ni'-t »killlul
Cat* lit Niliritora in the I'nitrd Mates, aul hale no
hesitation in souring inventor* that the) eannot rui
)>!••> a prrioii more «fiu| ttrnt and trustworthy, and
more rap»l l« of puttiiif their applications ill a form
to secure for them all tarl) alftl faior4h|e rolnidtratn.li
it the I'atent Oilier. EDM UNO Hl'KkE,
• I.atr ('•HiunitiioiHr of 1'atclit*.'
I 'rvm thr jwrirnt C'<*mmmiii*wt.
"Aroi'lT 17, Ih.V>.—During tint nine i
nftlce of Commissioner of .ateuts, H. II. 1UIU>, Esq.,
nf Itoaton, liaa liftu catritaitrl) rn(>|ril In the Iran*
action of buameaa with thr Ollire, aa a *nli« lt«r. lie
la thorough!) aiquallitnl with llir law, and thr rub a
nf practice of the Oflicv. I regaid lam as one of (lit
IIHwt capable a I »l alirrtsafill pnclllkoiM ra wltll w holll I
Katt li'lil iiffirl<l intercoiirre.' CIIA*. M AMIX,
lioatou, Mpt. '<!, 18.YJ.—1) IJ7 ( ('III. of Patenta.'
the
GREAT BEAUTIFIER !!j
Ho king unaucrt aafully sought,
FOUND AT LAST!!
I^OB IT UKkTOIU> PERM AN ENTI. Y OBEYIIAIK
(o it* original eolor; cover* luxuuantlv tlir bald
lii.ol ; riiixiMa all dalxllulf, ilrlniif, uimI all Miofula,
►raid head and all eruptions; makes the hair aoft,
In altliy and (l»») ; and will ptfwrtf it to an iiuagtn
able age; Iinmti i, aa If b) magic, all blotrbca, aur.,
froui tlir fact', and rurra all neuralgia and nertoua
hradaihe. ffr circular and the following.
Dover, N. II., IV U *, IS.Y7.
i'BOE. O. J. \V(KI|) & CO—(ients: Within a few
days wr hate rrccltrd ao mall) ordrra and call* for
1'Mf. O. J. Wood'a II air Beatoralite, that to-da) wr
wrrr comprlltd to arnd to lloelon for a quantity, (thr
C ilon ii you forwarded all being aold,) while wr might
older a quantity from you. /.Vrry /«■//.> ue We nJil
wrwi Iv hurt />na/H<vsi tkrrr trf tir nrtr nuhmrri, ami I
tlir approbation and patronage It reeelvea (rom the
moat aubstaiitial and worthy citiiena of our vicinity,
fully contioce ua that It ia a MOsT YAI.IAIII.I.
I'BEPABATtON.
»•« nd ua aa won aa may be one grnaa of fl alsr aid
one down alie; aud belicta ui, )oura, trn rt»pect
fuily, (signed) DANIEL LATIIBOl* U CO.
Illrkory (irm», M. Charlra Co., J
Mo., Nov. IV, I K'iIk j
I'BOF. O. J. WOOD—Dear Mr: ►ouic limr 1.-1 sum
mrr we wrrr induced to uae someof vour Hair Urator
atite, and Ita rtfreta wire ao wondertul, we feel it our
duty to you and thr alttlcted to rrport it.
thir littlr aon'a head for ium( tune had been perfcct
I) tot md with aorea, and H>uie called it Mahl head.—
The hair almost entirely fame olf tnconaequcnce, when
a frit-mi, seeing hia suite riii(f», adtiaed ua to use your
Ucatorativr, wr did ao with little ho|w of succeaa, l.ut
to our aurpriae and that of our fikiaia, a urjr few ap
plicatioi.a reinotid thr diaraae entirely, ami a new and
luxuriant giowtli of hair aoou started out. and wr ran
now aa) that our boy haa aa healthv a scalp, ai.d aa
Inauriaiit a crop of hair aa any other rliild. U'u eali
therefore, and do hereby recommend )our Beatoralite
a* a perfect remedy for all diseases of the acalp and
hair. We arc yours, ri»|»vtfnily,
<1K<1IU<I. W. IIICOINIIOTHAM,
bAUAll A. HlOblNUOTIIAM.
Uardiuer, Me., June ti, IH.VV
I'BOr. O. J. WOOD—Dear Mr: I hate uird two M
tlea of I'rof. Wood'a llitlr Hestorattve, ami can truly
aay it ia thr (rrilrit discovery of thr agr for restoring
and changing the hair, llriorr n»in< it I was a man
of aeventy. My hair haa now attaiiud ita original
color, iou can recommend it to the world without the
Iraat ftar, aa my case waa olir of tin' worat kind.
Your*, reapectfull), —
0. J. WOOD Hi COH l'roprietora, lit Broadway, N.
Y.. (in the gnat N. Y . Wire Bailing Katabliahment,)
and III Market M., fct. Uxiit, Mo. fold by J. hawyer.
in lliddeford , H. K Mitchell, in Nam; and ami all
Wholesale Druggist* ill Ikiaton and TortUm!. Jinoal
PARTJDGR8HIP.
THE aubacribera have formed a partnerahlp under
the flrui of ClilalloLM K (JoobKNuw, for the prac
tice of l.aw, in Biddefurd, and hate taken an oltire id
Waahington lllork, oter llo)den's I'rriodical Di|ot,
corner of Lilierty and Waahington atrreta, (rntraic*
on Ubart) atreet.) * A. I'. CHIMIOI.M,
U. C. UOODKNOW
Biddeford, Dec. Mh, DOC. tn»
N. B. The lubarriber will continue hlaofflce In ftaeo,
as heretoforr, Deering's block, op|waite Vork Hotel. 1
A. K CIIIMIOLM.
Job Machine Shop.
THE wants of this community hate for a long time
demanded a Job .Mai mink Mtur ask l»«'N Bail
INU AMI I KM'I MAKIM) EaTAOl.tailMkKT. Tliia want
is now supplied by
MARS FZUMB,
AT TUB KTKAM MILL, IN UIDDKIOUD,
Where he is prr|uin'd to execute with dispatch all or
dtra in either l>ranch of hia buaineaa.
He is prepared to fiiruiah ant patt< rn of fence that
canl>e found in lloetnu, and at V>w prieee.
J'lirtH ulur ntlnitnm trill Ar^irrn In Fmctlfvr
Frvnt I'unit <!»•/ ('nnrlrrti 1a4i, niul Mill U'uri.
All ordrra will meet with prompt attention addreiaed
to the aul'*cril>er at fcaco.
MABK l'UIME.
Kaco, I'ebruary ?, IU7. /Jtf
T II E
EASTERN EXPRESS
COMPANY,
uriord l>) thr romMnallon of the Ki
pre»» < otnpaniet of
llodgman, Carr Ar Co.,
Carpenter A Co.,
U'itulott^ Co.,
M'iU continue the Kipre** limine** between
Boston and the state of Maine,
OVKft Till
Kaitern, IWon k Maine, York ft Cumberland, Kenne
ber ft Cortland, NHiintrt k Kenne !»<•, Analnwof
fin Ik kennehee ami l'ritol«cot and K« nnel<rc
KAIL lOADI.
AS'D BY STEAMBOATS BETWEEN
Ikxloti and I'ortijid, Portland and iUnfnr, IkMtou and
Au(u*.t, and IfcMton and IUi>;<>r
Their Kiprea»e* w ill I* in charge uf their own Met
trnfera, ai>d thr) lute re»|»'ii.iMr agent* in all town^
mi the route*, aiid are ruallid to offer inerra*cd facil
Uie* lu the public for the traiwaetiuu i f butiuct*.
ranriurmaft.
\\ II. IIodt.man, llangor, ■ J. N. Wixilow, Portland.
U. *. C'ABI-ENIKB, Augutta | I'. \V ( Alt, UotTON.
J. 1L Hall, Ihxton.
Thejr alanine Do n «|»i»ibiiit) for ln*a by lire or per
il* »f the hea, nor for the delitery of |«tka|ti IToiiif
K th< II route, aftrr the) hate Irfl tlirir hand*.
«T office In *aco, IIatm* Block,n factor) It
ai.d i in Uiddrford, at CLXAtRa A KlMH ti I «.
ItlU t«. A. CABTKM, Agent.
BIOTJIDHHJBa)
HOUSE LOTS
FOK MALE.
I UIE huheerllwr offer* for aale. on eaiy term*, and
, at pricea corretpundiuf with the time*, .
One II untied I1oum« LoIn,
lilmUd on PoreO, Watf r, Maple k Market Sti.
I N KACO.
"Hieae lota iurround the I/wxn-llarneat, Heed and
ibM I'aetnriea of the uudrrilpwd, and are within
hree to aeten minute*' walk of the buaineaa atrevta
jtd Cotton MlUa of lltddrford and haeo.
Aa rt idencr of their beautiful location, it la nul)
werMart to fate that " lUlchcidtr't tirw of Kac»
nd ltiddeford,n which rr»ee* *o many parlor*, waa
aken from one of tbeee lota.
Ideated aa they are on twth aide* of the 1*. *. k P.
lailrnad, letween two depot*, and in the mid*t of »
rowing builnr**, and *urn>undrd b) etrrj material
dtantage and Uautjr, it it not * trance that ahrewd
uiinr** men and peraona of taaU, a* well aa *pe«ula
t>r», aie already aeekinf inteatiuenta there.
Warrantee deed* uJ a fond title, will b* flten ty
be MiUrrlbrr.
D. E. KJMK?.
IUdefcrt. D«t. 17,II5T. «llf
A GREAT WANT!
Ill* bm frit ir im ca umiuMI) lor I Mrdiriiw whlrh
mi; I* u*rd riinrr m a i«t.'J cuUartic, wui nntmt.
n/rr.ml or thmul-inl.
Aittu'i luami Itmoin wit fat upripnaal)
to au|»piy tkl* and jodftof h) It* ilUtunHMrjr
auertaa, u iimmi wlauraU; aJa|.trd u> tb« wai.t ii *u|>
ptir*.
\\ hrn the Mood l«iwi thkk, tb« rlrml.tlon Im
Mdnl, ar Ik# ato»ark and bmrla ladra atlli liapuril
IN whkh (liould l-r ca*t u9 b) tko Mtural oullrl*, tW
liriltb al«a<* »uir<r» IB |«»mI|iki.
I'i r*. n* • ( frdrntifj Habit*, (Irrfymrn, Mrrrbanl*,
Mrn, |jl« and old paof<te a« *1 often
•uffirr frvm iki* ran**a.
Atorll'* III alt it Uratorrr rkanaaa tlx it m+k ami
UtrHi i/ till .mynl-n. ynW-lnw tt* Mai, tl*..u'.iir. ti*
•hrr tn-r iri.iri, and fi««a naw ton* and tiff to II*
wkola *;>triu.
.WIUKESS AXD"cEREB1L DEBILITY.
InJSfeiliom, VailivtM*u,aU Dfemttt:
riiutrd by a Foul Stomiuh,
Atr rurrd, or p»atlj l*n*fltrd, by ualn( ^
Atwatl'a Health Iteatarcr I
cTlW. AlliCll,
Dcrrinx Hlork. Portland, Proprieur.
>ol.l l„ |I. .I.r* In klrtlirin* ».**rywb*r*.
I'rrmtum mranM fa T. C Ifaf«r, Offif Cif*, '''•> **•
M/IJJih'S iitblHTKiN fltWUKkS, fi* /*«
HI .1 ml LVU, at tk» I rrwMd SLUr /air, An J at
h*u»itv*, //.. v, to, ii « u, iBOd.
M I Lit R » H
CONDITION POWDERS!
for llorara auil Colt*.
riltVK, TUBSTV-Pn'B CKSTS.
Tli* rliar.fr* i f wratkrr aul trima. with thr rhao
fti uf n»r ainl of frill, h»»* a \tty fnat rlfirtUJaiB
thr l>lftnl and *iiiuou* fluid* of llortra. At thraarhaB
t< * tbr) ni|iiirr an iwi'lant <o nature to thrmt nit any
dlwudrr of Ihr fluid* of the l»d> that Bia) hare brru
imbllird, ul.il whlrh. If lut attrulrd In, aattl rrault IB
thr Ytlk.w Watrr, lli a*r«, Worm*. IMt*, Kr. Allot
nhirh will !<■ |>t»»i niril I.) fhinr i>n* or two of tbrar
r.'wdrr*. >|>«iiiir or 1 all, ami a*ill at any timr cure
i hrrr an) *jni|iti«B« i.f ili*r.**e a|>|n ar, if u*rd In llmr.
Thry |Hirii> thr bluud, iriuu«r all li.flanunatiirti and
frter, V«i*»ii thr *kin. rlran thr water, and iBticorata
thr alMilr tody, rnaUinf the animal to do inure work
with thr *au»r W.
Ihexlii.n of thr mi |««drr* I* dirrrll) upuntlir
■•r»ili< aland*, alul lli.rrf.'r* all • dl*ra*ra arlain(
from or ptodMcluf a l*d atate ul lb* l.kaal, in • |M*<ill)
furrd l>) them. Al*n eutda and aurfeit of an) kind are
cured l>) one or two of Ihitr powdria, if gitra iraml
lli( to airrrlinm.
In all ratra of llorae Iliatrmprr, thry ihonld l» |fi».
rn at the tlr*l *)ini-l"ii to |i(ruut f*»rra, and in thr
lait itifi, to rarr) olf all huiaera «f thr bknl, and to
reatore a hrallh) anion to tin gland* of tbc throat.
>\r, the Mhmlkmi hrrrli) rerlify that wr bar*
u*..l MII.I.Kll*> CONDITION rott'DKK* for llorx*
ami Colin, prrpand l>) T. I', III I I.Ml, |lfU(|iit. Drr
by 1,1 nr. S t., and think tin in thr brat Powder* f.ir llnr
in aial t'olta tbat arr out of ivndltiou, tbat we hi««
n»r iim J. Vie w^ultl r« routine ud tin in to I arineta,
Mage Couipanita, Mai lemeti and ollirra, dealing ianr
MtjlH Umn and folia.
Thr) will rleun tlir Morn* and llotta ont of the
lloiw'i Konurli, uiid fiir luni • (ual appetite far hi*
fund, and a (ual roil.
Tbry arr alto (imI for lb* llritit, aud fur a f'oufh,
■ ltd tbry lute l»en bifid) r««ran.<itded lot tlir cure
of wotin am» wnrni i)ioui,m
Tlir) clean tlir » at* r, k«»M li tbr akin, and iu« Iforatr
the wlmli-l»d), rnaUiiif thr l«.r»< to do u*orr work
with tbr *auie feed. ^iflml l>j
TIMOTHY WINN.—Mr. Ilotlrr would My tbat Mr.
M inn ii tlir |>m|>ri«tor of tbr t amda ll»u>« and Mage
oilier on Manttead I'Uin, and wa* for uiau) vrar* I'm
prirtorof tbr l)rrl>y I im- llouar, at Drrli) I.In*, Vt.,
where lir raited tb« Uick toll nllnl thr Know Noib
fur, which Mi aold at QlMV at four )rar* old.
KliAVTl> I.KK.—Mr. Ur It DM of tlir moat ratrn
Blte fariin r. iii i:.i«|em Canada, aud baa ralxd auuir
*rry ValuaMr horar*, which lir baa told at high pricea.
Till* gi ntlrin III raiaed and aold thr hay IwrM ralUd
t hallo, which wai aflerwarda told for 9I0UU and tak
rll Ui I ranee. Ilr al» raiard and aold thr bora* rallrd
Kony, which liaa lit-eu taken to California and it lir'd
at fl.1), 1**1. Mr. Lev kr< |'» frum 49 to AO home and
rolta, and makea |[rrat ute of Millrr'a Condition hia
drr*.
\V. II, IIOVT—kerpa tbr I.) ndon lloutc and I.i»ery
M-»l'|r at I.) ulon, \ t.
II.'IIKA'I II—briti a from l.jtidou lo M. Johtwhury,
A. II. II.IMT—M. Johiiahur), Vt., I>ralrr in Horace.
OH». A. MHtUll.1, •• •' Matter lrau*|a>iU
tioii on Uailrad.
II. A. Qt'lMIIY—Mrrrbant, l.jndon Centrr, Vt.,
ai d krr|« thr Ponder* for *alr.
II M. Ml'IIOI.*—Mrrrbant, Ljndon Centre, VI.,
ami kcrLa tbr I'owdira for aale.
Mr, tlir undrrttgiad, full) concur In tbr aboie rec
onimrndation of Millrr'a Condition l*owdcra.
CllAltl.l> HAUKIt— |j*«ry btablr Krrpcr, Portland.
JOHN A. MAIlU " " " *
tiKO. MI.IMI.U " " " "
O. C. HUM—Owner of Hack* and LWery fetaUe
Krrker, Portland.
OAMlhl. A. Ml.l>—Owner of Hacka aud Livery
PtaM* Krrpcr, Auburn.
C. I. KULNl 11— Owner of Llua HUget, Auburn ta
North Turner.
J'rrjniml uuJ i<hl II 'kJeiult and Hrtail
By T. C. Butler, Derby Line, Fl.
C. W. ATW'ELL. Uetriag Block, Forllaod,
General Afent for Main*.
hold lij Dtalrr* in Mrdicinr rrrry wbrr*.
U. CCDWOllTII—IWanic li.nnuary .N,.. I.l llow
,/ ard Mrert, lloatoii, Maaa.
On. Ci nwoaTli attributea to lna niarntrar,
much of bia aucrraa In curing thr moat drrp nmlid,
obitinatr, (X>MrLK'AT»o aiid luiif ataiMliny, and e»rn
IMir aiTt n ditordera of thr human avttrin. Ilia uttrr
dUcatd of .Virrtirp, k)dratr of |»taab, aiid otbrr inin
rral |uiaon* from Ihr medical practirr, forrrd him to
arareh for a auliatitutc and the reault waa, tbi* afrut,
wbii h in itielf ia a tboni'ifh but luiid ararebrr, dia
aoltrr ami rapellrr of all mrreurial or otbar poiaonoua
drpoaila on thr human >)ateui.
1 hia ia well worth a aolwr conaldrratlou ! Urcaute
hia ciranaiuf and rrnautatiiif rruird), the "New l)ia
co«rry," 1* the baala011 which bi* tlimr) of Hralinf I
lone and well aettlrd dlaordrra ia founded, and will In
all raara intmdut e a health) action of jrrat oiuanjutuee,
I ut where br prunouncr* a tlioroufh cure, It ha* Nav- I
sh raiLBU.
Old Dlaeaara of the Tliroat, Cheat, llrart and l.unra,
Oout aud Ubruuiatiaoi, liKliKeatinn, Oriirral HrUUty.
Mrrrurial Altlietiona, liiualra* III runic Oiaordrr, Ner
Touanra* and Habitual llradachr, di*ra*r* of India
cretr yaunf and middlrd a(r<| |, laooa, and all diaraar*
of tbr akin or urinary ot(aiw eoiiatitute a lilt of bu
inan afflictiona in wbirb hia "Nrw Diannrry" la of a I
moat alaolutr itiracl, I or tbr aatiafactioii of tb* |miI> 1
lir. |.M» will 11* ! .• 11 > r»feiied if a (rain of Mrrrury I
la found in any mrdKal prrparatiou Iroui tin* inatitu
twn.
All prrann* who by a* injudi'inu* or drftrient mrdi.
cal treatment, liauWt all faith in tbr prufeaaion, and
all Imi|w of reenter), may for a couple of wrrk* try the
New IHamtrry, and frtrr continue a nudiral trrat.
nirnt that ill thrrr wrrka ha* rlfrctrd *0 important au
umlrnial'lr rhanfr to bia beiwlit.
Ilr. Cudwortb baa bia own l^lorator), whrr* alllii*
medicine* are prrparrd. It I* hi* own intrmta to pay
well, and can full) aileet thr drup uard in hia {iractirr
mi that ui tpuriou* or Inrrt drnf»— ia» old aluffirii
compounda, nor uii*takeii, iuaccurate, or fatltlou*
nr. I'aratiuiK, call defeat hi* kinwledge and di*a|>|wilit
hi* patieut. No. 13 Howard alri-el. Otlke oprn da)
and r«rniii|f I)r32
D1L Cl IlM Oin II, at hi* botanic lnflrual)7 No ~U I
Howard atnet llnaton, Maaa., de»ot*a hi* wbolr
attention lu tlir tlratalent of diaeaaea of the urinary 1
1)
orraii*. Ill* |freal llirrt** III <iiiiii( ,„..r PW|
ii .1 il < 11 it.. Mt run, *ucb a» li*»e loriiM rl) '-in
miiaidrred liAuratlr, i* (ufficient In commend him In
tl.e putlir ■■ aorthv <>f the rttrn»i«» patronage which
Ii' ha* receitcd. W ill.In nur \nr he ha* rurril utrr
M ra«ri-< |*irtici ahlrli n d<iil<( rirndi that of
any othar ph)*ician in IVulun, therefore alt pcraona
arrillTKli with an) dl*ea*r, «a ill tlu aril lo rail mi hiui
and a*.iid all toaitihf iropualer*, either foreign or Ba
ti»e.
|)*.Clt>w .milt, (till eorifldeuti) Iniltra the ladle* to
trat thi* intalualJr iik tin*! of tieatinr the utaii) du
IrrMiittf complaint* lo which thr m-i ii *ut'icet Ui.—
tiiwrd iliwawi and all obstruction* rrmnTaii without
ph)iical danger. (onaullatHin* ttrirtl) confidential^
Offiea* open day ami cteiiinf. All letter* addreatcd to
Dm. Cruwoki 11, IJ llowaid'itrcct, llnalon, Ma**.,rot),
taming a p^tagr *laiup, «ill be altrlidtd to. l)rU
IMPOHTANT TO CKMALK*. Man** Cti.wuBTii,
N'u 13 liowaid *lrr« t« Ihwtnn, Mau. The ni-rr*ai
t) of a Uitaluc Intiinar) alid a diacrect I'rinala M. u.
cal adi iM-r for lad if* to .■onault, la rrrtain ran*, U *o
apparent, that it i* u*> 1< *• to eularfe upon it. Mad*iu
C ii »erv thankful to the Mir* for th* patronage
extended to her iu priiata practice. Mia coi.hdciitl)
warrant* that her trealuMiilahall I* perfectly *atia/ar
tory to all. 'I lie high »rdcr of thi* medical eaubliah
inent a ill aatiafy an) atta that all will he treated in Hie
inoat thoraMgh manna r iu all dc|i*rtmcuU. Madam t'.'*
■ill dirilM* for lemaie lri««nUrit|. Ml| prewloiia, Kr.,
•re p»*itiir in their ritult tcialiiig to remote ot»
•true lion* a lid Mrenftheninf their *)*trm. Indira
rii|iiirmr iiu dical aid will do well to rail and rvuault
Madam C. I Wore going el*ewhera.
All letter* addn*Md Iu Madaml'lliWukTM, 13 How
ard itreet, Uo*t<xi Mao., eucUii^iiiK dollar, will I*
promptly attended ta.
Office open da) and eiminf. IjrXt
AN KXI'&L^IOM or UUATITl'DK. lU.ttam
bridge, June Jfi», I^.Vi, To TUB am man. Thi*
certiflee that I hate * uttered for aeitral tear* with that
unit dreadful of all complainf*, hemiiial Weakiir**.—
No awe hut a phtalclan, oe a |«i*on aMirtrd a* I aaa,
Can rraliir tlie *itu*liou I waa iu. I applied to old*
and skillful doctor, he told u»> that in) caar did not re
quire mcdiclne—that I *tn>uid man gel ac|| if | tait
cartful of lu) iiat.it*. | aaitid arid waited until I l«
fame ao weak and inline* that 1 could hardl) walk,—
I then consulted a phtaician alio pretended lo under
•land the diaraac, took hi* nndirim* three muuth*,hut
no relief, ►lure, I haea applied to olher |ih)*iriaM
hut rrreited no benefit. I began lo dopair. Miahed
1 aeter bad been lorn—had a continual pain or dia
tra*a iu my head—dii<liM*a. rinfinf ia my ear*, lor
aelfulue*a, a«ah e)ea Be. I aaa much emaciated, my
friend* auppoted me in a decline from Uitanaa atudr
and ronflnrtuent. The flat at laat April, (thai day I
-i-.u M..r limtl a friend and feikH* tludent aald to
o«er nine week*—rrau—y —.
atmna and a ell brrth IU uiiod ai<d t«dy. If thia
,?.lViv,i. tUuld meet the eye of any oo* a*Kled aa
tl.»... a* a tnriA U aufcrinf humamt)
a- « ImT^eTh. Ooeur, and they »lB he cured and
uaiiaiel) frara, and en>»y all tha Mean
iTfa Btundantut- n health. EaBder.dulmt d«Uy If
)um arc in tnmUe, inaie or D|CKH0X.
T« Dr. Cudwarth.
REMOVAL!
Ujo Bo tcsaacisiesJa
HAH rtawtia kit BlMlrr) ftvm CiUmt Bkxk I*
ik« im o««r ih» Kipmi (Met, to
IIAYES'BLOCK,
Eh I ran ft next door to ths I'UST OFFICE,
tir HoukModinf of all kluda neatly and pcowpdj
Bkrculrd.
Jul) »l, l*A7.
T. HALEY,
SBXTISTi
OrrtcK—Oter Dr. I'eiraon'a Dnit Bt#r», Cor
ner of Liberty and Luunit 8ta., Liddeford. On]
CIEAVIS & KIMBALL,
At No. « BIMtferd >!•«•• Block,
A HP. telling of their atock of WATCH KS.
CLOCKS, JKWKLllY AND SILVER
WARE, at pricca which defy competition. Call
and •«.
Uiddcford, Jan. 21, IRAS. 2mo*t
Forjjnlc.
1M1K li< u»e and kt on the rwnrr of Mtin and Cheat
uitt Hrcela, In thia city, < cm pint ly tk* *«U«rt
brr. IWrtlllt |l*rn Iiuiitrdiattl). A\y»j to
l»AAt T. riollMi.N.
UMdrford, ila) »lh, Mtf, *»U
Hardware Notice.
We beg Irare to inform all
OASBBVTBRI,
f|»HAT Ihey will And it for their interest to
1 call on u* F1H8T and LAST, for an; arti
cle of Shelf Hardware, German Window filaaa,
Nail*, Lead, /inc. all kind* of Tunipa. lloilrra,
lloilcr and Ovt-n Moutha, Iron Hinka, Darn Door
Itollera, Tarrid t'apor, Aim, Fanning Tool*,
4c. Sc. CLKaVKS & K1 Mil ALL,
Hw4 No. 4 Uiddcford lloua* Block.
HEALTH RESTORED
UY I KINO
MRS. M. N. GARDNER'S
INDIAN^ 11ALS AM
Liverwort and Hoarhound.
Tills lUlaam la nmrotrH nf Mierwort m4 lloar
honnd, combined will" afoul twenty other «lilT«r
cnt llerba, aiul entirel) a *ef»table mm pound. It U
n>u|ioundcd in a trul; *rlenlllW manner, and accord
lif alrirll) with Ihr rul*a of fkiraury, rrtainliif all
tli* mr.lirlnal quail tie* of *ach artirla la It* original
• trenrth, and brim roucmlratcd In th* form of a
llalaaui thai I* agreeable In tha taat* »nd wonderfully
quick and rffleaclou* In IK artkon na lh» lung* and
ItroiH-hial Tub**, it nc*«d* an) thing In Midiral «!•
rncc that ha* r>rr Ufu offered. Ai d for tht cur* of
Corona, CoLDa, WnnoriNii Cornii, Caorr, A»th
na, Iniiximia, mmttino o* Bioou, Haoaiu
UL C'ONrUINT*, ALL UlllHIl or THI
Tiiboat and AFucTiom or tiii I.i no*,
and lb»«r dreadful awl appalling rnaaiie* to our rat*
and country,
Consumption & Liver Complaint,
It la unriialU-d, and when II ha* one* born aold It haa
(allied a r> |>utatiim f<* itarlf without th* aid of l*agthy
adtcrtlx uirnt), and it l*»w baa the confidence, a ltd I*
r.. <1 i \ \ I.iifti inllid* .1 ni> ii, and aoiue of
our Brat phjairian* ; and we particularly aak tb« alien
lion of Ihia cUaa of the community who art afflicted
with ani complaint* of the Throat, Cheat, or Lung*, to
thli article, and to
P V II la I C NPKAKBim
who ar« tmublrd with llronchiti*, or any Ilronchial af
firlii.n* raua<d bj iner eiertion, wt can *aj with all
confidence, u*«
MllS. GARDNER'S INDIAN BALSAM
Liverwort and llonrbound.
Meaara. W KKK* ft 1MTTK*, IM Waakibftan drret,
lloatuu, ar* I'topriclur*, and for hJ* h) aM llraggiata.
1W »urr and a*k for Mr*. M. N. tiardner'i Indian Hal
un ot l.hrrwort and lloarbouhd, and taka no othar,
for there air nunibrr* of *purx#u* articlra In Ik* war
k*t. Tli* genuine haa a blur wrapper aad red ULmI
round each lot lie. hold b) all DruggUta. ftui 16
Blackwood's Magazine,
TUB
Britfcli Keviews,
AND TIIK
FARMJEFT8_CUIDE.
L. ►COTT ft CO. M.W MiUk, continue to puhluk
lb* foliowinf leading llrilith Ptriodifala, til :
I.
The London Quarterly (Conservative.)
The Ldlnburch Review (Whig.)
The !*orlh British Beriew (Freo Church.)
4.
The Weslminiter Keview (Liberal.)
UluCkWOOU i LuiDoiirRii nigninc \iory.;
Theae l'riimlirah ahhr r.preaent the three great t».|.
Itkal pterin a of tireal Hrlltlu-Whlf, Tory, and hid
teal,—but Hlllce form* <nljr one feature of thrii char
acter. Aa Organ* of the axial profound writer* on
Viet**, Literature, Morality, and K'ligion, the; at and
•( thej c«M hltr ilml, uaritalled in the awld of |et
lera, UlH| Considered li.dl.pcii.aMe t» the achoUr and
the pntfeaaioiial niah, while to the intelligent reader of
eeerj rltM they fumiah a more correct a ad aali a fac
tory rreord of the current literature of the da),
throughout the world, than eaa be pueelldy obtained
fruui all) u»h.r auurce.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of Aih anrr frheeta front the Brit
Ith put li*hera (ilea additional »alue to theae Itepriiita.
luaaiuuch aa the) can i.m be plaeed iu the haada of
iut<M nU ra about aa *omi a* the original editiona.
TLRM8.
Per »nn.
for iny.ona of the four le«it«i, |] tdt
iuc an) too of the fuwr lUtitaa • u>
• or au; three of the four Ketlewt • 7 iu
lor all four af the Ue«lew a • • . . | 00
lor ltltrt*u<l'i Magatine .... 3 mi
lor Hitekanal Hal three Ketiewa . . | nj
lor liWkiual aud the four Urtieai • . 10 0U
/'upwewf j to if m<h/e m mil ru<e« M * It ■lacr. J/omrf cur
rmf m lit .Stofe 1rforr uiu*l inil U rrmml al yar.
CLI'Blliaitt,
A dlaewinl of twent) ll»e |>er eeat. frmm the alma
price will l« allowed U> Lit M ui<l< ring four ar o«.»e
ropi. a of any oae or u*>re of the aia.ee work*. Thwa t
lour eupira of lilackwoud, wr of oae Ketlew, will ha
a. lit to one addrt a* for fir j four < opiea of U>e four He
t lew a and ULaakwuod foe $JU, and aa an.
PONTAUG.
In all the principal Cltlea and Towna, theae worka
will he delivered. IBRK <» WMTACJll. *hene«at
I.t mall, the luiTaua to an) part v( the lulled Matra
aill I* hut T*ae*lj-four Cent a a ) ear for "Itla«k>
• Old," a 1 "I Mat Kuurttra ten la a )eax for each
nf tU Ileiiewa.
D, a—ITU yrirt in Crral IlrU.wt 1/ lit /ft ftn
aiMwle *U*t mtmnl m |JI per annum.
The Farmer's Guide.
To ScicaUfic and PruUeal Agriculture.
ly Ulnar •TBrMIHa. I.R.S., of Idlaburgh, and the
late J. r.Nohton. rrofcaaor of helentlfc Agriewltnra
In Vale CwUefe. New llaee* »vda. Ito>alt>rto
»a IOC pagea, and i.uwi.rvu* M'uod and Meel In
Kll »a* r..ii/e»eed|), the m—i «w*a|d.U1 »w*h.an A*
toulmrr *%rr |>u(4uL<4, In •^•r * ?
f etrrulatka IU ktw u r%*ur#
niTDOLLIES FOR TDK TWO T0LC1RS!!
H hen aeut hj iwail (P"et;F*H) •• and Of
0. tit. (*W «IU »» >7'
"srir-WErvsJ1,
Healttairee ef lk# paMWaUaw ahwald
lna|( aa aua KtlTT k CCX,
Ka M (Md Knit, Htf Tart