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Exsr act efa letter from St. 7ago de Cub
dated Oct. 10.

Essr act efa letter t6r0m St. 1ago de Cuba,
dated Oct. 10.
'sOn the 2s,h of September, we had the
most tremendous equinoxial STORM here,
which ragged from half past nine at night,
and lasted until four O'Clock in the morn,
ing of the So,h, many vessels have suffered
in the harbor, some Of them have been cast
ashore and are abandoned, among which,
ship called Theodore, of considerable va
lae. The brig Humbird, captain Thomas,
was amongst the number and at first consi-
dered lost, but capain T. got her off without
material injury, is now taking in sugars and
will shortly proceed to Philadelphia. At
the entrance of the harbor under the Moro
Castle, an English schooner was driven on
the rocks and not piece of her to be seen,
the captain alone lost his life. The schr.
lanes, capt. Criswell Of Philadelphia, WAS
{ at the Moro when the storm began, at 10
o'clock cut the cable and run out to sea with
7 the north gale but the wind turning round
to the south with the same fury, cast her on
the rocks and euery thing was lost. The
description of this snip wreck is terrible
only negro and mulatto saved their lives,
having been thrown on shore amongst some
hides, the negro considerably bruised. A
passenger who passed under name --,
and whose real name was ----, was also
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4 nd that il yields (which i
below the truth bot six pc
cent. This in about II year
doubles and produces a pro
Fl. of
These sums in active ope
ration a, the end Of % year
yield
Which sums at the end o
SO years yield
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WHO WINS
OR,
The Nidou's Choice.

Doors to be opened at SIX and ter f5rMaace
to commence at T ocbck.
pn Tickets to be had at tie Iaoque, at
Mr. snowdens Printing Office, and at Mir.
Brooks Hote,.
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NEW YORK, Axsust Is.

We are authorised by a gentleman of this
city, bearing due respect for truth and for
Mr.. PlncSney, our minister a. the court OF
London, to contradict mos, positively apa-
rasraph 10 the Aurora of Tuesday, as ex-
tacsed from the Lexington Reporter, stat
jig ina. Mr.. Plaknry sent Mr.. Jay in an
oa,ial capacity to Copenhagen. rhe fact
is,tha; Mr.. JAY, hothlg a consular APP
pantment for Rotterdam from the govern
mem Of the United States, was considered
asuitble person, AMI accordingly sent by
several merchants Of London in the trade
ot tbs country, to claim some American
property, in a state OF srquestration at Co
psaaagen, without any documents to that
effect from Mr.. Piuknty, whose ideas OF
PtoPtiety are too well founded to grant any
such while resident At a, court in violent
hostility TO Denmark.
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ALBANY, iag1sst IL.

q inst. Alexander M'Aay, Esq.
o. las = v.ars since accompanied sir a
she ' l'r IMskenzic, in his expedition ovs, !,
lrsanafl e csosda tothe Pacific Ocean, and
Iql llq INV 4, the head Of another expsd! /.
pho IS M y. same distant region, arrived IA
lion . VI from Montreal, IN 81 Indian ca
taI' elV .,n.ed with IS hands /; and on the
noe, " aay proceeded on his way 10 New
sans a s5ers. we understand, he will JON
yora' M.DongaI and Stewart, who have
sisss 81, nrscrd.d hin with an additional
sftao1 e & men from Canada. At New
s :, y J ship is provided and in readiness
YORK. Ok, = proceed on their contemplated
'M ~. by Cape Horn, TO the Columbia
soySb ne Pacific Ocean, here they ex-
rs y, = meet Mr.. Donald M'Kenzie, who
P's.s ot;oned il. a late paper, LEFT Montreal,
= .Ss q OF Ialy, ON an expedition over
n ~ ~ . the Pacific Ocean. Both compa-
s -. form but one joint concern, whose
s;s,, ( to open and establish an extensive
,,a;,h the natives on the Columbia RI
'l, ~. have not heeu informed by whom
,5r,s expeditions have been projected and
=, forward, whether by the Northwest
oomDauy Of Canada, or by private assoc'a-
toSs From one of them, however, taking
rs departure from New York, and receiving
Is Quilts at that port, conjecture has as
.;goe,l no small interest ID the concern, to
,bs enterprising citizens of that place. Be
This as it may, IL is a noble entetpr'ze, me
rI,ing the highest praise, and we sincerely
wish i every success which the most ardent
ANTICIPATION can have promised.
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New York. AUGUST 10.
LATEST FROM JONNINGEN.

LATEST FROM, yONININGEN.
BY the brig Alfred. Bryan, in SO days
from l'ouningen, we learn verbally, tina. it
was feared, all American vessels and pro-
perty would shortly ahare similar fate to
those at St. Sebastians that several ships'
papers had been seized and sent to Copen-
hagen. The alarm at Tonningen was so
great, that several American vessels were
preparing to sail in ballast.
We understand letters have been receiv-
ed by the Alfred, confirming the accounts
recently received, Of the seizure OF Ameri-
can vessels at Straisund and Stettin.
Left at Tonningen ship John Andrews,
of and for Alexandria,
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DittrlGt Of Columbia, to wit.

EKyH ERE As Jane. Dougass hath, by
w his petition in writing, applied to
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one Of tho
assistant Judges Of the circuit court of tho
District OF Colu Mbia, to be admitted to the be
nctit of the act Of Congress, for the relief Of
insolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual con-
6ncment in the Jail bounds of Alexandria
county, at the suit Of Samuel Ager and being
unable to discharge the said claim, with
others against him, has offered to deliver
up to thcuse of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed
Notice is therefore giuen, to the creditors of
the said James Douglass, that on Saturday
next the 25th instant, between the hours OF
nine and three o'clock at the court house, in
Alexandra, the cath ofan insolvent debtor will
be administered to the said James Douglass,
and trustee appointed agreeably to the said
act of congress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary.
BY order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant Judges of the circuit
court of the District of Columbia, this 2lss
day of August 1910.
C.. Deneale, c. c.
August 81.
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A. Faw.
August II.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


~ f'ce,Ved By James Kennedy, sen.
=. Bookseller, King-street,
mar, NC ocotush Chiefs, an Historical Ro-
Of ~ IN ) vols. by Miss Porter, authoress
tb,, laaaaeus of Warsaw, Sc.-illustrating
pa.pp or y OF Scottish history in which the
SnisL s OF William Wallace acted SO distin-
o.., a BRIEF VIEW
co Tsaey and Resources Of the U. STATES |.
,hs ~ tprlsing some Structures on Letter ON
1oysrnment. ''e y ' 1'eneA
D. SL La ROSENBERG--a Romance:
ka1i.sW y Herbert, Esq. author of the
IQly Is. .,f
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N E.

90 Those persons who have
not settled their accounts, will obiige me by
paying them to Richard Fl. Little, who is du-
ly authorised to settle my business.
Jesse Talbott.
July IS. Law
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N 9 TIC z.

VHAT ON Or shout the 3oth day Of May
4 LIST gave Captain Samuel Harper a
Note Of Hand foc $50 dollars, for certain
purposes, which business tho said Harper
neglected to perform iegally--This is there
fore to forcwarn all persons from. taking an
assignment on said Note, or receiving itia
any manner, as | never have received any
value for the same, directly or indirectly,
therefore am determined rot TO pay it,
Daniel Kennedy.
August 81, 81
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From the Boston Exchange C2Gee- House
Books, Aug IS.

~
Arrived last night, brig Ulysses, Pur-
ripeton, As days from Liverpool. Sailed
in company with brig Caroline /; parted CO.
lat. SIS, long. IS, [Bue few letters were put
on board the Ulysses, as the Carollne was
conceived to be the best sailer, but she has
not ye, arrived,] We have been favored
with Bells London Messenger, OF the 25th
June, which is very barren of news. The
London Gazette contains the official parli-
culars Of the capture of the island OF Maura
in the Adria,ic, in letters from sir John
Moore, dated Messina, April 90. The
principal fortress surrendered after a ylgor-
Gus bombardment of days, and che garri-
son, consisting of IA men, were made prl'
soners of war.
London, Tuas25.-Dntch papers state
that great activity, is Observable IN The
Dutch porls. Admiral De Winter has
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Hapa2lno, dated

L,i.r }roa Hava'l'la, aateis
,,.,.rl Rodrigusz Aleman y Pc
Don g .eorn,lsy with his sentence was vas
i, in e0niG ~. morning, very much pltied
,sseatrd ~. ;,;zrns. lie was 9 Young man
\. allths CIV. : ne. a naive Of Mexico, and
rf29 ssafs family. He left bis own
! ysly ss' ron,cany with signlor Aranza'
eouaily y =, il that kingdom, who, Z ap-
lle slesls ;s'opsd the youag mans mind
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hoist e. his flag Or board Of the Royal Hol-
lander Of 90 guns. A French consul has
arrived at S,ralsund, and sequestered all
magazines. ships and warehouses. tits as
serted in private letters from Holland, that
the captains and crews of two vessels have
been shot, for violating the prohibition ina
posed upon the anti commercial DEGREES OF
Bonaparte. On the Sd June, L'Eagle, of
Philadelphia, Of 200 tons, loaded with TO-
bacco, cotton, dye.stulls, and furs, captured
BY the Marshal Money, and the brig Iata-
nifty of New York, 200 tons. loaded with
sugar, coffee, pepper, cocoa, and indigo,
were brought into Bayonne. The Duke OF
O.denhureh, is now mentioned as the in.
tended successor to the throne Of Sweden.
He is a near relation off the emperor Of Rus
sia.
A letter from Messrs. Lodges & Booth,
TO Mr.. J. c. Page, merchant OF this town,
dated June 81, says
S In respect TO ashes, the demand tor
pearl, has been for some time very limited,
but sufficient to keep pace with the late I'M
certaiR supplies, and no considerable stock
had accumulated. Of potash, the market
previous to the recent arrivals, was quite
cleared, at good prices fol expectation; but
in consequence ofsome obstinacy between
the two governments, as regarded tbs artl-
cles to be admitted respectively, the grant
ing of French licences has been suspended,
and their renewal being uncertain, that vent
is for The present. closed bit we still think
the annexed currency or nearly SO, will be
maintained, unless toe supplies are lmmo-
derate.
Grain and Flour, are ia steady demand
at orr quotations, with every appearance OF
maintaining them.
Rice is not expected to 60 below our quo
tatiGn.
Gott5us have fallen to very reasonable
prices, the demand lately has been very
trifing, and we do not look for any further
depression of very great moment, partlcu-
larly in Orleans and Georgia upiands, Of
fair ana good quality. For Aax.seed there
is no demand, bui for crushing, and its
price is very low. For naval stores there's
very dull market, turpentine being redu-
ced TO a very low ebb, and no prospect Of
improvement. Our stock Of tobacco has
ofiate been constantly augmeniing, and til:
demand being no way equal thereto, the
market is greatly depressed. The sales of
tlabsr and lumber have, until within these
few days, been very lively.
Prices qu9ted in the above letter.
Ashes, pot, 1ss SORT, Sos. SIS.
- Pearl, do. 54s. and SIS.
Cotton, New Orleans, sd. and 1Sd.
- Sea Island, fur, 22d. %. I'd.
Flour, fine and supt. 64s. Sas. Dol.
Tar, 25s. a 27s. Dbl.
1urpentine, 15s. a 15s.
Pitch, lis. 1Ss.
Slaves, w. 0. pine % Lst
- hid. Il L21
- Dbl, 10 k16
Tobacco, stemned, 1s 1871.
- Carolina and Georgia, 4d.
- Maryland, 2 1od.
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ISAAC KELL,
Cobbsrmith, PIaanber, and Tin Plate
Worker,

Worker,
TEAVING REMOVED from Water to
4 Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, and those who may be disposed to
do so, that he will thankfully receive and
enJeavor to merit their favors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper,
Brass, Pewter or Lead.
March 20 "a"
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a.ssan5ysa Dailp 6asatts.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81.

Flour was % dollars per barrel at St.
-Croix ist.of Augustus to so dollars and
quick sale at HAVANA, 9th August.
The election for members of Congress
took place In North Carolina last week ---
Messrs X. Stanford, N Macon, ]. Pearson
ana NJ. Franklin, are reelected without OPP
position. From the returns contained lnthc
Star, paper printed at Raleigh, it's proba-
ble Mr.. M'Rryde is also reelected, tha~
Mr.. Blackle.lge, democrat, is chosen In
II &c of Mr.. Stanley, who declined, in oppo-
sition to Mr.. CASTOR, federalist-
It's said that Bonaparte has determined
to open four ports in France tothe trade OF
neutrals. The ports designated, are Havre,
Rochelle, L'Orient and Marsellles.
A certain president having sacrificed the
interests OF his country to his theorstlc-
al system of government, having been tire
{. 81. g .
TOOL and dupe of powerful foreign nation,
and having been the greatest hypocrlte, up
on the records o! diplomatic villiany, natu-
rally incurred the hatred as we'll as the con
tempt of the people which he governed
This disgraced ruler took it into his head
to retire from the station winch ne heid'pnr'
sued by the obloquy OF his reputation, as
s,,ded his adherents to ,rumpetit to the.
world. wap remarked, " That Mr..
IS reputation was ike great ho!c,
yh;ch o.r0Us greater and greater the mare
~ otter = hcee n-Ro,too Gaz.
federaf's1s ana De0''cfa's --''uFi"g ''s
sederal ADMINISTRATOR VI " AShiN0 y IN ''''
ADAMS, the annual eSPshces O so's'h'
ment were a LITTLE shoKi Or HRLA NIL
LIONS YEAR During tue administration
OF ihoMAs JEFFERSON arc AAA' va
OLSON, the IKE expenses a'Aou'''e'i % Up,
wards OF FIVE MILLIONS FOUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS ayear.
Here is federal extravGgance and demo
cyat econ5a,y. Let every federal man, wo-
mar aud child, pet this little paragraph by
heart--and whenever democrat opens ms
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To Rent for one or more years,
THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE at
i present occupied by MIR. T. w. Pey-
ton, on the corner of~King and Columbus
streets, adjoining to the subscriber it has
rooms with fire places, and two garnet rooms.
two kitchens, smoak house, and stable for 3
horses, all in good repair
G. Deneale.
August 9. S.
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Alexandria County, q.

! @5rahem Faw,a justice of peace for said
county, do certify that George Wise, of said
county, brought before NE as an estray ties.
passing on his land, a BROWN HORSE,
soo years old, about IS hands high, two
mud leet white, star and snip in his face,
: :, snort switch tail, his fore top cat short, no
S SaOes oNs appears to be sprained in the near
nui9 ies-Vaiued at Forty DoHars.-Given
uuder my hand and seal this 18th day of Au-
gust 1910.
A. Faw.
}; any person owning said horse, may have
- ,,in ~ again on application and paying charges
. - sie subscriber, about 4 miles from Alex
c r,al'a' on the turnpike road to Washington
August II.
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

ETo The Public, are YeSpectfuLlY s7nf0r11ed,
that in consequence of the great 0ariety
of New Pieces to be presented this sea-
son no Pau will be rebeatea.
Nm Thur eInu E7,g97a97C 4Ug %.
Wv, ~.
- Ms,sn p..ssn'a 49, 49, ~
'e0e' : etJo'"le0 "sfe/
A4A A>Sol.1soLA>O'
ne Hector, Mf. ohamock
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
John DALRYMPIF

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentls,,
Portland, that he has for fale, a fey j. \.
above Q4iaey u Bakers, Fifth street -,
opPolte Naizs Bgnk, a large aRor,n,assa' -.
elegant EngIiih WATCHES. fecopas "
and plain; Date5, day of the month an5 90
do Watch Chains, Seals and Kavs. an.
gilt gold nattern.
"A handlOme ahortment of JFWFTUy
mong which are fome Fillgree Worx-,.,
elegant Gold Watch Chains and Key.-s,,s...
Table and Tea SPoons-Plated Cater. ~
Cahdlenick.-BriJahnia Tea Pots " ~ ~.
en- falhion-tinDed, queens metal. and 80.
ter Table and Tea Spoons elegant To-ln.f.
Shell aud Horn Hair Combs; a yar.etv \,
Ivory and Horn Small 'Tooth do
HARDWARE--A large anortmrpr \.
KNIVES aud Forks. among which are Tome ~,
very hne-a great variety 81 Puckel AID ~.
knives-a +, v dozen Razors Of The gin CO
ty-large aud fmall Sciaors- Saws. IS ret
calt lteel tennon-do vetail and wood saw
Chillels of all kinds GOuges, from i-9ia,h
to the fmallef iet;--Carpenters Squares W.T.
Compades-Carpencer's Misunderstanding
do-Woo1 Screws-Saw Setts-Screw Dr.
vers--Drawing Knives-iire Steels---nk-
Stands, pocket and deik--RszoT Cafss--Cio,h
and Tooth Brulhes-a good adortment Of ast
and round Files-COfk Screws-snuif Dor.
es--a great variety of Morocco Pocket-B5ok,
Purles, Memorandum Books, &c togethsr
with many other articles, which lie viii "
cheap for Cath.
10 P.eaic to call and fee
~. IL.
rants his work, # the Watch be toier4be
good, cor one year. Every favour viii Dc
gratefully acknowledged
r. Wizards Patent Time Pieces for fale.
P0rflsad Fs6 s, 1910. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
Jonathan TukeSbury.

7 INFORMS hi5 friends aud the public 4 arg:
- that he has for fae, at iaid tore
Mems, Women's, and MifIes Leather aud
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
A50-A large afortment of MOROCCO
SKINS of all colors-BINDING SKINS
BOOT TOPS, &c sc.
Ayo-SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
generous price will be given, if good and
well iaved, which may Be done in the follow
ing manner Always pur on lime 10 fetch
the wool. After taking off the wool waih
The fkin and put il into falt pickle, firing il
two or three times in the courle of four Or
fix hours, then hang it up in the 1lade. BD,
to have them green is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention to the
above may lave many hundreds Of Dollars,
almolt as eaty as to thrcw thsiF lkina away
Portland, Maye5 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
EOR sale.

A BOUT one mile from Portland, or the
road leading to Stroudwster, four acres
OF LAND, under good Improvement, with
large two tory Dwelling Huule, IS by IS
feet, well hniihed; and Barn SO BY 81 feet.
Il g an excellent ltand for buGnels of at,y kI.d
Said property will be fold very cheap, and
long pay day gwen for part, if willed or
Farm would be taken in the country for
part pay. ANY perlon wiihing to make 4
good bargain, will do well 70 spslv foon 20
the fubicrbers, living on the preznifes.
WISWELL & RICHARD.
Fai-aar5, rs. s. 1910 In
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

ReEef hrtbs Dumb = aHi7ed WatcbeS
by GODFREY WHEA ron, oPpoGte The In
- dian Chief, Exsba7gs Frelt-"ho begs leave
10 allure ais town and country cuitomeF' that
he lerved an apprenticeship Of eight years
with faithful and genuine workmaD-A1a
he aatters himfelf, BY exerring bis bell aoiiI-
ties 10 his protection, together With his perion-
al attention and regard to puneuality, thar he
fball give fatisfaction to thofe who l.-E favor
him with their a6zasA.
Portland, AprH %. rs nj
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
REMOVAL-

SAMUEL RICHARDSON informs his
- friends and the public that he has reno
we'd from High-Street, and taken that large
and commodious houfe lately occupied BY
MIR. Jeremiah Todd in Market-fquare, where
ne ihould De happy to wait upon bis friends
He likswiie will entertain ftrangers and
travellers as utual. From the central ituation
Of his hou!e, he hopes for ihare Of their pat
ronage.
n. 3. A number Of Centlem en- can be ac-
commodated with Boarding on reafonahle
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
AsteGEryP5rt, dbrH %. m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
FARM FOR SALE.

FOX fate, Farm in Cape Elizabeth, pleaf.
Sntiy htuated on the Sperwink River, a.
bout ieven miles from Portland, containing
ABOUT ninety acres Of Land, principal part
under good Improvement, with a handfome
young Orchard Of about one hundred Tees
Of excellent fruit; a good Houle and n
and tome valuable timber on faid Farm-rbe
stock and Farming Uten[Is may be had with
the farm.-For particulars enquire of Can,
VIM THOMAS, on the premiies, or the fub
fcrlber az has office in Portland, No i. LONG.
Wharf. K, cPEFI "S
<9sH Is 1910. M,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
EOP -.

ONE hundred acres of Land IN Befbs' On 10
- North lide Of Androftoggn river IL.
95, In the 10th RANGE VITA barn end + IL
thereon, about 20 acres Of which have Oeen
improved. Good lcil, had wood grow.
and lays tair to tie fun, with halaiomt Pr.
pea Ut the town, handy 70 laS aad er'"
mill E,ua;ed Oh "a Adjoining lot, feliv ~,
Hilhing Q purchaie as deiifed p cah on,a Ia
Rev. : C5gfasan, Or MIR. Eoiss Afgfes' II ~.
town, or On gae lnb.siiber 10 Lyssa' I, -
carry JOIN DAN
E-sy n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
John Lambs Effate.

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has beer duv
appointed and has taken upon himfeIf the
truR Of Executor Of the lat VIII aud Teaa-
msnt of JOSEPH GATES,
late Of Gorham, in the county Of Cumber-
land, woman, decafed, BY giving bond as the
law directs He therefore requells all per-
ions who are indebted 70 the fad deceafeds
eltatel 70 make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to WILLIAM COBB.
4fb no. IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
INDIA o RAVENS DUCK.

Far Ssls. 1T No IS, Union. Wba,E
EIFTY Bolts INDIA DUCK, frlt quality.
50 pieces RAVENS do; Bale real MAD
RASS HANDKERCHIEFS entitled to de-
beature.
Orders for every Description of INDIA
GOODS, at the Bottom prices, can be execu-
ted at lhort notice at the above Store and on
a liberal credit. April 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
TOCTOR DFANF.

~ y " ~ - y. Is
= ESPECfFULLY Informs the people Of
Biddeford and It's vicinity thai be has
taken the ltand Iafe'y vaca,ed by Dot. PoR-
rER, where he Is ready 20 attend them in ev-
Iery branch Of the practice Of Phchc and
Surgery.
Doctor DIANE having been fo- fome tiRe
fenGbie Of the prevalence OF thofe mof dill
treihng complaints, the Govt and Rheuma-
tim, and the iuetlicacy Of thoEe remedcs
heretofore male ufe Of; has, by experiments,
diicovered a Pill, which he has uled in above
fifty cafes of thofe complaints, fone of which
were very obainate, without fail of relieving.
Perlons afflicted with thoie msIadies need on
ly take the Pills to convince them Of their ef
hcacy.
BlZkf5r4, AeyI 29. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
EaHern Society.

pUBIC notice is hereby given, that the
meeting of the Eatern Society for promo.
ting the knowledge of the Scriptures, sc. in
the Diftrict of Maine, will be held by ad-
journment at the College Chapel in Brunf-
wick, on TUESDAY, fbs Et7esrtb Day IF May
next, at two Of the clock in the afternoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, Sserefa,y,
BrzsfIUisk, AbrH "a, 1910 (20)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
NUTICEl

a Il perfons indebted 10 the fubfcriber, NJ
: n longer itanding than fix months, eihs.
by Note ~r Book, are requened 70 call ana
iettle the fame by the iirlt day Of June ueA''
or they viii be left with az attorney for CO..
lection. JOSEPH Maxwell.
Portland, Nay :, 1910.