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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

AlVE DOLLARS REWARD-S
from the Fairfield Race Ground some time
since, likely dark brown coloured MULE, with
bob tail, and the hair worn OFF the right thigh.
whoever will deliver said Mule TO Mr. Wiilam
RiSandoph, at Wilton, Col. Miles SeIden, near
Richmond, or the subscriber, shall receive the a-
bove reward, and all reasonable charges from
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

Who has 10 disbdse Of
1000 Seasoned one mcii Albany PLANK. and
PAR Bud hand Burr MILL STONESr
October 26 ,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

q TEACHER WANTED.-Wanted in an
n Academy in the neighborhood of Rich
mond, gentleman possessing an accurate kno "
ledge OF the English Language of Arithmetic, and
who also writes good hand Should ne hap
pen 10 be acquainted with ANY other branch of e
dncatlon usually taught in Academies, he shall
be considered entitled to further remuneration.
With equal attainments, preference will be ri
ven 10 minister OF some religious worship {;
but though, this Is not deemed an esseatiaI con
dition, yet in no case shall any person be EN-
ployed other than one of orderly habits and
approved character.
Letters post p~;d and directed to E~NA
at Manchester shall be attended to.
September IL. 1awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

NO1lCE.-I shall petition the next General
l Assembly TO sell Tract of Land, lying in
Meckienburg county, belonging to Richard
Brame, Lunatic.
WALTER FPAZEP,
Committee of Richard Byan.e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

States was implicated, Will many other de-
nocFs's But the democratic papers say
hese men were ins'igsted BY federalists /;
-his - p~ylng poor compliment % the lead :
ing men oi their party; their real object is
70 make cloak for their own sins. There
cannot be doubt but that Burr is plotting
measures at Paris, hostile TO the peace OF
the Uuiied States, AMI that he is counte
naaced ~ las wicked designs by Bonsparte,
ms pretended " love for Americans" not
wItlsisnding Late accounts from France.
INFORM, that feet OF fifteen sail OF the lin.
at Brest, are IN readiness, waiting only for
an opportunity to elude the British squadron
of that port, TO put to sea, and that It's des.
ination Is America. This circumstance q.
tone, ought to put the citizens of this coun.
Try upon Slleir guard. Il has been the uni
torn practice Of Bon~palte TO profess great
affection for tha. nation he intended 10 at.
tack:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

ELEAZAR WYER,
u 7EW.

GOL DSM ~ TEWELLEH,
NEARLY oppo6ie the Indian Chief, Er
change liree, informs his friends and the
pubic thar be has jar received general az
ioriment of
PLafed, BrHania, .Jafansd W,are and
je4veiy
Among which are Pafed Tea Sets, to
match; do. Gators, new and elegant patterns;
do. Candielhcks, various kinds do Soup La
dies; Cams Table aud Tea Spoons; large
Britsnia Coffee and Tea Pots Sugar Baton.
aud Cream Pots. Of hyperion quality; com
mon do; few FLYER { gar Balons and
Cream Pots Sets OF morocco, cream and
black ground Japaned Waters cheefe knife
aud bread Trays complete sfor,ment of
Iewelry and Hair Work large and extern
five aGortment Of pebble, corneuan, and gold
living Watch Keys; god, FLYER and hair
Watch Chains; quantity Of excellent can
Geel Rszors; Sciiiors; Pen Knives Shutters;
. handiome zfcrrrent of morocco Pocket
Books and Puries; Wax Tapers, fogeth-
er with almoR every other article in his line.
dDe-makes and keeps c0nitantIy on hand
warranted gold Necklaces; Table and Tea
Spoons; Sugar longs; Soup Ladies and Salt
Spoons, of the newell patterns His friends
and the public are invited 10 call, where they
will End coaitAnt perlonal attendance, and
the lmalleli favors attended to with cheerful
nels. an P0,f!aad, Dee. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

NJ r. SHIREEY,
The following Table exhibits an interest.
ing view Of the population and manufactures
Of the eastern section of Oxford county
The manufacture of cloth, which has been
carried on with so much spirit and success
IN these new, but industrious and patriotic
towns, cannot fail TO CRAFTY the true friends
of American prosperity, and excite lauda-
bic spirit Of emulation IN their sister towns
Too long have the industry and taste Of our
growing country been guided by the svaPice
and srtitice of European manufscturers--too
long have we relied ON foreign nations for
those articles we were able to produce a
mong ourselves, and almost exhausted our
circulating specie, i'll purchasing from for
eign coustries. what The mnnifcent God of
nature has, with equal bounty, bestowed
upon our own. But fortunately the intoxi-
eating spell has at length srhsided ; our ge-
MUS and taste have escaped from the cage
in which they have 80 long been nursed
and disciplined BY foreign artifce, and are
bending their rapid fight to the UNEMPLOYED
regions Of Nature. The flame Of patriotism
has spread from one end of the country to
the other, and the American people are
rising again in all their native fire of free
florn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
1D,en,

In Boston, in the 59th year OF bis are,
Joseph Russell, Esq. President of The North
american Insurance Company. He was
universally respected through life Of use.
fnlness, and sustained many important off,
cess
AT sea, on board the brig Commerce,
Capt Atwood Warwick, Of Portland, the last
OF October, Mr.. benjamin Griffin, Of this
town, aged "a He was taken i'll with the
fever, the second day after sailing, on board
the ship Planter, Capt. Nelson, from the
Havanah, for London, which suffered ex-
! tremely in the October storm, and from
which, after SIX days sickness, he was kindly
removed on board the Commerce, and at
tentively treated by Capt. Marwick, until
his death, which happened three days after
his removal. This account is inserted for
the satisfaction of those who are interested
in the fate of young man, whose generous
disposition, enterprising spirit, and increas-
ing industry, promised to render him, at no
distant period, comfort to his friends, and
an addition to society.
During the month past, there have been
i've deaths in this towns adults and two
children.
Georgetown, lie. J Nov. 26.
This day the remains Of Mrs Mary
M'Cobb, widow Of the late Judge M'Cobb,
and eldest sister of his Excellency John
Langdon, who died in March, 1906, was
taken up, and entombed by her son, Judge
Hiil.-The body retained its entire shape,
the features remained perfect, and not in
the least degree offensive.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

LEES

form Destroying Lo<enges.
This Medicine, which Is as Innocent
and mid as II j. certain and efficacous III IL
operation, cannot injaFe the Youngest in
FAM, should no worms exist il ill., bod,
but will without pain or gripping, cleanse
the stomach and bowels Of Whatever is foul
or offensive, and thereby prevent tie rru-
duction OF worms and many fatal disor-
ders.
DIesTs Mich. lee ~ %.
Observing thai my son, SIX years Of age
was troubled with difficulty in breathing,
Something frequently rising in his throat,
restlessness at night, loss Of flesh, SC.
From those symptoms ! was confident liz
had worms. and having procured box ct
Lees Worm Destroying Lozengrs, The
first dose expelled tweny-three large
worms, which gave him immediate relief
tie now enjoys good state OF aea.th, and
believe can from experience say, that
Lees LnzenSes are the most efhcacIous re-
medy Tor worms row in use
THOMAS PETERS,
Of the late firm Of Peters & Johnson.
Bait July i, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
SP0KFl
GEORGE HILL 81 Co.

no. 6, M.Dsyi Re7b,
LAVE Jun received an additional fupply of
Staple q Farcy Goods,
Amorg which are-Ladies Petite Cloths !;
Pelile FanneIs; Bombaze,ts; WiIbores
great variety of Caliooes; twiil'd ditto; Cling
hams very handfome fix plaid ditto; Patch
Furnitures; CopperpIates black and colour
ed Luaringi; plaid ditto; Tabby Velveis;
handfome large cotton ShawIs; dark Nabohs;
white aud coloured Cambrics; black and ma
room twilI'd ditto; variety of fancy, figured
aud plain Mullins black Canton AID Italian
Grape; f4lhionabe dark Veliug'; black fix
Florentne Ladies black and coIored worried
HJfe Mems beaver, Woodfock, FIeecy and
Buck1in Gloves; Ladies long white kid do;
York,an, beaver, and kid habit ditto; Table
Linen Diapsr.; Napkins /; Hucksbuck
Bandeau Hsudkerchiefs Company F,ag do;
Engliih BandanEas; coloured aud white Cot
ton Balls: Buckram Needles, &c
Flocr and Stair Carpstingf.
The above added to their former Rock
makes a compIe'e afor,meLt-which will he
fold on he ioweG terms tor Cath or approved
credit. Ds.,r5r, 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

flvr slall al.vrvs feel aroni /, re-
cording ,hs Improvements our citizens
NAY make, ia Whatever is usefu. on
ornamental; bar a. the same inc we
should rst,.cr receive the account mn
accompanied by a rhapsody III nonsense.
such - friend Howe has communica.
ia 10 doubt hc is. IN his own opinion.
sage hsiinriaE and rare gcaias. What
is meant BY The Z" industry and taste 81
this country being TO long governed
by the avalice and article Of European
manufacturers" is beyond our compre-
pension. 10 Europe, are the people
Of this country indebted for most ef the
improvements m arts aud rnanIfac-
rures, and il would be the extreme Of
folly in the citizens Of the 81. States,
not 10 adopt them, whenever they may
be found b-neecial, rather than AZ te
the " unexplored regions CT nature," in
search Of those improvements which
aTr TO be fonnd only in civilized cous-
tries. Sound policy will always die
tlte the encouragement Of home man
utac:nres, 50 far as they Can be render
ed profitable but when an article can
be imported for one half the expense it
can be made al home, il would be folly
and extravaganza Dot 70 SO 30 Odd for
IL. What is TO be understood by that
flame of patriotism, which has spread
so far and wide, we know not, unless it
Is that which has proceeded from his
10000 gallons Of Gin
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Afer all the hue and cry which the de-
7,locrGfs have made, that the federalIsts have
attempted a separation of the Union it i
. fact. tina; every movement which could have
a tend -ncy to effect thss OBJECT, has been
the exclnsee work of democrats. Look a.
iAe wlliskey insurse ction, ct which Callstin
vas Secretary, during the administration OF
Washington, and that OF Fties in Adams's,
and the stiil more treasonable practices Of
tae d-mocratic Vice -Prestglept Burr, III
Ssich a aensctAtc Senator Vt lie Ihiteu
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
JEWELRY, sc.
Fnoch Moulton.

Enoch Moulton,
HAS juf received and is now opening at
: : his fore, No. 8, Jones Row, new fup-
ply of
Jfe7relry-Plated, Britannia, Bks1m
and Jafaeed WIare,
Together with variety of articles OF CUT
LERY, conifituting in the whole as good an
afioriment as has ever been offered for faIe ia
this town--whch he will diipofe of on terms
very advantageous 10 purchaiers
Po,tisr3, Dee. 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
@arrel.

IN Sacn, Jeae Bradbury, Esq to Miss
Mary +. Storer.
In Falmouth, by the Rev. c. Bradley, Mr..
Francls Knight to Miss Betsey Knight
MIR Merrill Berry to Miss Hannah Bracket.
Mr.. John Warren TO Miss Eleanor Lamb.
In this town, at The Friends Meeting
house, Mr.. John Bailey. 81. to Miss Ann
Taber.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
James Chadbourn x Co.
HE'D on UNION STREE7,

HAVE FOR SALE, ST
20 Hhds Antigua and Dema-ara RUM,
500 quintals Pollock FISH,
SO do. Dun Cod do.
50 do. common do do.
200 BbIs. Meis No. & 2 BEEF,
so M. Red Oak STAYES,
so do. White Pine 30 ARDS,
A general afortment of IRON and STEEL
EngG6, Wsf- India Gods . Groceries,
as ufual-which they offer for fale on the We
ry belt terms for cath or country produce.
Portland, Nov. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
NOTICE..

A T. meeting Of the Stockholders of the
. Portland Hat Manufactory, held at their
Ware Hou(e 90 the 29th November, 1870
Voted, that an Allotment of Twelve Dollars
aud Fifty Cents on each flare be paid in 10
the Treaiurer at or before, 18th December
next DANIEL HOW, Trezfurer.
Mz.,,gs, 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Naie-This estimate is made for one year
last past, and IS but partial exhibition o.
the industry a these t0wns-NAils, Shoes
and Boots are also manufactured to consid-
cradle extent, as well as every species Of
lumter. pot and pearl ashes, sc. for expor-
ta;Ion-But it is agriculture whish engrJss-
Is almost thei. whole sttsnti IN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Notice Is hereby given, that the Sublcri-
- her has been appointed adminiitra.or up
on the eitate of
JAMES WALKER,
late of Fryeburg- Addition, 10 the ounty Of
Oxford. yeoman, deceafed and has taken
upon himleif that trulf by giving bouds as the
law diecfs--And all portions having demands
upon the eGate of the faid James Wake, are
required to er' bit the fame /; and all perions
indebted to the laid ei.ase, are called upon 20
make payment TO
SAMUEL CHARLES, Iir;.if>qso,.
Eysb~g. Nv i6. 1910 pD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
New Boarding Houfc.

New Boarding Houfc.
CANUEL RICHARD SIN. Informs ia
- Friends and the Public n general that
he has taken the H0uie formerly occupied by
MIR JoHH CARHEs. in Bowdoin iqaare, Boz
ton,) for Boarding HouIs where gentc-
men can he accom- modzted on liberal terms.
From The airy and central firnauon of his
horie, lie hopes Tor ihAre u .bcir patron
age.
Bsyfer. Dt-ewber Q, 1910 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

A sovereign remedy for Colds, obstinate.
coughs, catarrts, ssthmas, sore throats, aud
approaching consumptions.
l1essrs Mich. Lee e 60.
You are at liberty to use my name in
the recommendation of Lees Elixer, as
from repeated trials have found it an eN-
ceiient remedy for colds, coughs, sc.
RICHARD BARRY.
Bait June 90, 1910.
Mesus. Michael Lee. e Co.
| was attacked with most violent cYIds
a severe cough and pain in The breast, which
continued 70 grow worse during which my
appetite filled, nv vrice altered - Hucil
that it was with lie utmost exertion couii
pronounce single sentence louder than 10y
breath. Some Ut my frieuyls having obser-
we'd TO me that much good bad teen done
by the use Of Lees E;ixsr advised Elr u
procure bottle froni Mesgr5 Warner and
Hanna which ! accordingly dil--al.1 e.
those persons unaccuainied With ne merits
OF tins medicine, ~ wsil appear astonishing
that three doses should remove the pain IN
my breast, and he use Of Cne bottle restore
me q perfect health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
Ga;ftte ship 5sflus.
PORT OF PORTZAND-l8lo.

November %, arrived sloop George, Dun
ming, from Boston brig Dolly, Moonson,
from do.-29lh, sIoop Olive, fiubb., from
do.-CatyA Blanchard, from do Ell
terprize, Battles, from observation-disclosures
Wassaweskeeg, Lewis, 80 days from Liv-
erpool, for BosIon-30lh, schooner Nancy.
Blackstone, from w-York-sloop Lean
der, Merriman; from Boston.
Wednesday, Nov %.
Arrived big Hunter, EIrphalet Greedy,
master, from Demsrary, via. Mar.iia's Vine
yara-Left at Demsrary, October ] /, brig
Venus, Darnnsil, to sail tor Portsmouth,,
IN II } in Is days; schooner Orono, Las
sail, OF Saco.
Cleayapces NJ the Custom House.
November "a, brig Gratitude, Howard,
for the West IndIes--Sloop Mason's Daush.
.er, Stevens, for 81. CroIx-30lh, ship Nu-
una, Burnhsm, for Liverpool
The brig Buffalo, Edward Z. Gruby,
master, f ON this port, bound to New-Or-
cans, was list n the hurricane of the 25lh
O1tober, m tae bag OF H9nd,, rear Inc Isl
and of Cubs-crew all saved. The brig and
c rg0 Ne understands, were fully insuted in
Iston--NeSer re maps was there greater
lestrtc ,on lives AID property, than Ia
he le- IT September 28'h, and October
25h, on the n res Of Cuba, AND coast Ct
Fio Tia.
FESSEIS LEF7.
At s. Thomas, Nov. 8, schooner e gle,
For Portland, IN days--At s.. pelre, (Cu.)
November z, several vessels from the Uni
ed Sat ;, in very long pass ,,es some
With loss Of deck loads, &c,
FESSELs SPOKEN ~.
October u. lat. II, long 81, schooner
Federal JACK, S-oFey, 26 DAYS hon Kenne-
bunk, for Barbados bad sen hove down
on her beam ends, and lost nearly ali her
deck load, and born borts--November 19,
a. AZ, Ion 6S. schooner TlcUnlc, from Bah,
for Liverpool.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
William Johnson.

HAIR DRESSER,
Informs the ladies' and gentlemen Of Port
land that he still continues in the line Of his
profession andsolicits share Of their fayors
From his long practice in the art, he pre-
sumes he shall give universal satisfaction ];
displaying not the orgasm pee altar 20 his
brethren, but rather the Uniform oscillations
of the pendulum and the chin is Invested
OF is rugged robe, while at The same ume
a pleasing stupefaction is communicated,
which mounts gradually to the regions Of
tue brain.--His razors, for acuteness and
brIilancy are unequalled.
As when the painted galley 10 its course
Sees nought ahead bat The white foarnine
bIlow,
But leaves ssar its wake serene and clear,
So the sharp razor---------------
Hair treated la Brutus, Ia Titus, OF
a Ia any thing, as the fancy of his patrons
may suggest. Though living under the
pole, he ever melted at the sight of woe
No Ole Can accuse him Of frIgidlty in his
actions be ever entering warmly anG deep
~ into whatever related TO the public good
Though Barber, he was never gully of
barber-ism; though partial Ia an open coun-
tenance, he never caused one By violent
compression of the nasal prcrninence-H
dIgits, like the light feather, produce de.
lightfut utilization, and in the application Of
his cffervescent consistency, for delcacy Of
touch, and harmony of handling, he Yields
10 no Shaver in the Mundane system.
N. Boots Invested OF terrestrisl narti-
cles, and Officers ~hiskers curled in 4 man
ner highly terrihok.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
Cebartnerbip Formed.

CopaffnerJDip F0TWed.
THE fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends and the public that they have
formed connection in bu6nels under the
firm Of
Shaw g Lamfon,
at the fore lately occupied by the former,
where they offer for fale complete abort
nieut Of HATS and SHOES, confiftiug of
the following -
American beavers of the III quality,
I'd ditto
Roronas ditto,
Napt do.
Camels Hair do.
Childrens morocco Hats of various coors,
Youths drab Beaver,
Felt Hats, mems * boys,
Ays-2 cafes of patent ELK water proof Hats,
of a fuperIor quality.
Ladies' beaver dras Bonnets, of the neweft
falhion, fully trimed,
Back do do 90
LilezDgs--a good silorinsent Hat Trimings,
conGlling Of Buckles aud Bands,
Ribbons
Gallons
Looping
Linings of all kinds
Bowiirings, SC. &c.
A new and extenlve a6ortment of Ladies,
Miles, Children's kid and morocco Shoes ;
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes; Boys do. |;
Sole Leather, sc.
All the above articles will be fold whole
fale and retail. and warranted 10 give the
purchaier iatisfaGfion.
JOSHUA SHAW,
HENRY LAMSON.
Peys!ary December s, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
LANES HORN.

THOR, Mile R,eet, Ps.lsnS,
y ESPFCTFULLY Informs lis friends aud
: cuaomers in general, that he has lately
received from Bottom, a handfome Stock 10
the line of his protection, which conGtts of
roadcloths-Caiiimeres .Devonflire Ker-
teys--VeliiDg Trimmings. sc &c which will
be field on Reasonable terms The
TAILORING BUSINESS, .,-.
Carried or as uluai with rap:Aity and d;ipatth
and every favor gratefully acknow edged,
by the public's mull humble fervan,,
JAMES HORN.
Ladies' Coats made in the neweft faihion.
NoDeHter lo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

THE fubferibers hereby give notice, that
they have been appointed by the Hon.
Samuel Freeman. Eiq. Judge Of Probate for
the comfy of Cumberland, Commifiioners 10
receive aud examine the claim. againa the
eilSte Of
RUSSELL BUCKEAN,
late Of Cray, in iaid county, deeeafe1, repre-
tented inioivent-- bar tx months are allow
ed for the crrdi;ors 20 bring 10 their CLAIMS;
and that they ~ir attend that t.r7ire al the
Office Of William FrermsA, in Portland, o.
the second Thnrftay of the present and i've
following months.
LEMUEL WFEKS,
WILLIAM FREEMAN
Dsn5s, g, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
"A. SMITH.


Nyhet-s1csf, telts point.
Edward Higgins, South j. BALTIMORE.
administered Lees Lozenges agreeable 10
the directions, to bis child 81 IL months old
the FIRST Of which expelled worm meas
uring ~ inches long and ne sr half an inch
thick The second dose expelled another l6
inches long and the same thickness, and 4
quantity 81 small worms mixed with slime,
&c. The child enjoys . good Stale Of
health
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

NfvofF LONDON FJlSi0n,
which will be offered as cheap as can be pur-
Chafed in Portland.
Felt Hats of all kinds, wholefaIe and retail.
Hats Of the above description will he kept at
their Store in Fore ftreet, lower corner of
Plumb street, where. cufomers may alto be
luppHed with thole Of their own manufacto.
ry a, the fllorrea norice.
~ All Hats bearing the Camp of the
P'fts~s Hat MaHnfaet'.y, or the ftamp of
Gould * WebIier, are warranted by the Firm;
and if they are not fatisfactory to the wear
or reafonabie abatement will be made
~ Cath given for all kinds of Hating aud
Shipping FUR. Dec 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Also
A quantity of CORDAGE,
Bolt Rope; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Irvine Msrling,
Cod Lines, C'e &c.
The above Goods are all ofthe fri quality,
and will be fold on Reasonable terms.
N. B Merchants and Ship Matters may
be luppied with Cabin or fhip Stores on rea-
fonable terms-Alfo, Families may be fuppli-
ed as low as can be pnrcha[ed in town, and
fettle their bills quarterly. Conitant atten-
dance, and every favor gratefully acknowl-
edged.
JONATHAN STUART.
Portland, Dee 8, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
NezO Hat Store.
GOULD & WEBSTER,

GOULD & WEBSTER,
HAVE JUN opened FOR fale, at the New
L Store .oppoGts the Maine Bank (Ex-
change freeD large aIortment of HATS,
conGiting Of the III, I'd, sd and 4th qualities,
and Came's hair HATS, from. the Portland
Ht 1farafaa0,y. Wy
cafe, Patent Sik Wher-proef Hat, of a
hyperion quality, wkick will be fold lower
than they have formerly been vended in this
town. sJ
DRAB HATS. Of all 6zes-Altc,
An additional afortment of Ladies
BEAVER BONNETS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

IntaMble .4gue y FeUer Drops

MtdHbLe .Ague 81 FeUer Drots
For the cure of sgues, remittent and u-
termittcsat teNers. ~
Thousands can testify or their being cur
ed by these Drops after the bark a.,d every
othermedIcine has proved Intellectual and
not one IN hundred has had occasion Cd
take more than one, and numbers moi half
bottle. "
1zessrs Mich. lee, e Co. III.
think II my day 10 inform ycu, that
frcm experience am convinced your Ague-
Drops is an stfectual remedy. Myittie son
was violently afflicted with Agues & Fe,ers.
The advice and attendance OF an eminent
physician faiIed--I was next advised ID Try
the couatry air, which also failed, md ~
appeared 10 all that saw hIm impossible f0r
hiin to recover.-When Mr. George Hays
advised me to try Lees Ague Drops lob
serving that they had cured him1 A bot
tie was procured and given according ID
the directions, winch effected q speedy
cure, and lie has not had return ulureof
since.
JOSEPH OWENS,
o. AAarkeL-sTect.
Bait July %, 1910
Lees Grdnd HeSf0TulfJe.
Lees Essence s txtract OF Mustard,
fOr The rheunastsm. g..
Lees Ointment for the ltch
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
lees Genu ne Eye-Water.
Lee, Iooth-Ache Drops.
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Lees Persian Louon.
Lcv's Corn Plaster.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
TO LET.

TO LET,
THE Houfe lately improved by The
Subscriber, bottom of Middle
Street.--Apply to
THOMAS BROWN.
De ezgbsr l, 1910