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From tie Liverpoof Mercury, Of Sep. 10.
Mrs. FRY. the FEMALE HOWARD

This admirable Practical Christian,
whose benevolent and enlightened exer-
lions have converted Newgate from a
rursery of vice into a school of reform,
has lagely been on visit OF inspection in
o The prisons at Durham and Edinburgh
sad is now prosecuting her journey into
: nossh Of Scotland, Her eacellen;
character seems 10 be so fully spprecia
led wherever she goes, that she may
seasonably hope for The highest reward
which such mind can obtain, the gen
crsl adoption of her humane and judo.
sous plans Of prison discipline.
We have heard that his excellent wo-
man intends &c visit Liverpool, during
her philaRthropic route.
The following notice is copied from
The Edinburg Courant of the 18th inst =
.On tuesday, Mrs Fly. accompanied
by her brother, ] ] Quincy Esq o.
norwich arrived IL Glasgow. On We'd
esdsy ard thursday, she visited the jai
and bridewel. In both of these places
tie collected the female prisoners. ARD
lSiyvred TO them eloquent addresses
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

The emperor of Rufsia arrived at Ber-
lin on the 18th Sept. on his way to the
congress ar AK Ia Chapelle ; number
Of members had reached there on the
2oth.
II squadron of Russian frigates, OIL
their way to Spain, have stopped at spit
head.
The vintage had commenced every
where in France, and an abundant pro.
ducc was anticipated.
1t is asserted in private letter from
Paris, that the marriage of Marshal Mac
donald, with the widow of Gen. Moreau,
was certain.
The London Courier says, that expe-
rienced nautical men, who have had an
opportunity of inspecting the steam yes
sci OF Lord Cochrane, have been struck
with its remarkable adaption for nayiga.
ting upon such coast as the wind~ ARD
island of St. Helena +; and observes, as a
naval officer, Lord Cochranc never shew-
&c himselef deficient in enterprise, and
to his natural ardour is now added the
excitement of desperate fortunes. His
character has been much mistaken, for
there are few things that would crafty
him more than to become the iberator
of Napoleon. IF he succeeded his fate
would be linked with that of Bonaparte |;
if he failed he might still become an In
surgent admiral Bur it is said he has
gone to Chill, it will not be much out of
his way to call at ST. Helena. The
Courier also mentions the recent union
of the Bonaparsists in tho province of the
Texas, on the Trinity river, who may
supply recources long since contempla-
ted.
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18th Congress- I'D Session

WASHINGTON, [TuEsDAYl Nov IT,
This day, at 10 o'clock, the PRESIDENT o.
THE UNITED STATES transmitted to both Houses
of Congress, by his Secretary, Mr. 4 Z. .d0fros,
the following
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

A baohelor in Flanders is said 10 have
made will leaving four millions of livres
TO Bonaparte, and then committed suicide !!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

THE MU7ABILITT OF EMPIRES.
| The present situation of Spain, as dis
closed in an article from lats London
Times, affords a striking instance of the
uncertainty of worldly greatness, All
the resources of taxation are exhausted.
| All the public Golfers are empty. The
army are in arrears for the last three
years. The officers of the civil admins
tration have been seen begging aims in
the streets of Madrid.-Robbers infest
every part of the kingdom. and symp-
toms of uneasiness are daily expressed
by the soldiers. Without means, the
government attempts the prosecution of
war against Its colonies abroad and
without justice. Expresses its citizens at
home. In the days of Charles V. three
centuries since, Spain dictated to almost
every state in Europe, was abundant in
her internal resources, and presented
lucrative commerce with the whole
world. She is now-as corporal Trim
emphatically uttered, when he dropt his
hat before Susannah-"GoNE." "Sic tran
SIT gloria n,andi I"
Jbs King Of England. One of the
London papers itates that his Majeity is
perfectly blind, and occupies long iuit
Of rooms, through which he is almof
continually TROLLING. Several piano for
ties and harpfchords are placed a, certain
intervals, and the monarch frequently
itops at them, runs over few notes Of
Handeps Oratorios, and proceeds on his
walk He dimes chiefly on cold meats
and frequently eats fanding. He has
elk plaid drefs, and will femetimes
itop and address hnnfelf to Noble Duke
or Lord, thus holding colloquy and fur
mining their anfwers. He fuffers his
beard to grow two or three days. His
hair is perfectly white. He is quite
cheerful in his conduct and conversation,
eats very heartily and enjoys good bod.
lily health.
I'm Enghb Qudkey.-An article from
Rouen contains proud teitimony to the
dihnterefted and generous conduct of
Meilrs. Fox aud Son, of Burlington, near
Brittol, who having obtained poaeiion of
property by the capture of French vef-
fels, in the firft American war, refunded
it 10 the French merchants from whom
the veiIe.s had been taken. A farther
FUN, BY way of intereif, is placed by
them in the hands of the treafurer of the
marine invalids at Paris,to be attributed
among poor French mariners and their
rh,lJxsp
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FOR SALE. that valuable and plsasan, ST u.
= ted FARM, lying in Lancaster Coos. N. II
commonly known by the name of the Wide
farm, containing about fspo bHadyed ana tuenty
Aer@, beautifully situated, ~ the head Of the
Village street, and on Connecticut River. or
which IS an extensive Meadow, whereon i ell
hundred tons of Hay Of the first quxli,y. an
nuaiiY--A'so, passering snd plough land Ill 80
portion, fertile and good, for sn kinds Of grain.
Oa sh.a farm IS g=nteei sw) story Dwelling
House, well flushed, and good welt of gs.er.
also, Two large convenien, 2alns, each one hun
dred feet BY Forty, which M be filed ,y I'M
INDUSTRIOUS farmer with produce from said f., m
annually --also, Other convenient uut BUILDINGS .
said farm IS IN the center Of pubic business bath
OF town and county, the court Houge 9cinr
wthia twenty rods of The aboyenen Toned
premises. No farm il hardly 10 be found. bei
ter calculated to carry on an extensive Dairy.
and siso for the cultivation Of The Merino shces,
than the above discrib5d-it is good st.nd
for Tavern, and has been previously occupied
as such.
.4LSO,-One hundred acres of he Grs, rate
OF wood Land, mostly covered with the sugar
maple. lying about one mile from said farm. snd
bali mile from the Meeting huu c Any gen
ueman who wishes TO purchase so valuable and
delightful shuasiJn, cannot fail TO embrace en-
early opportunity 10 call ind view for ,h sm.
selves. and enquire The terms OF the subsc.iber
on The premises. Joseph HOLTOM
i.ahSas'ef, sept. On, 1913. (5w.t
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& 30 REW.RRD Z
NOTICE

ESCAPED from the prison in Paris. in the
II county of Oxford on the night of The 4sh
iall JACOB LOYEJ01r of Livermore. in faid
county, and WILLIAM PERRT-Said Love
jay, is aboas feet inches high of light com
plexon and appeared 10 be of about the age of
35 ysars-he wore al the time Of hia escape a
brown coat light colcred vea, and boots. Said
Perry, 10 sbou, fee, inches high, of a dark
complexion, and wore blue failor's Jacket, and
boots Whoever will apprehend the iaid Lovei,y
& Perry. or either of them, and return him or
them 10 the prilon aforelaid fhal be entitled to
receive CT the fubscriber, thirty dollars for faid
Lovejoy, and twenty dollars for faid Perry.
CYRUS HAMLIN,
Sheriff n tie csaSty f 0<to,d
Paris Sept. II, 1918.
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Sale Of Real Estate,

By order of COurt--a, Pubic veldEe
To be fold by order OF court, At Public yendue.
at the ,ime aud place herein after n,entiaaed,Jhe
following described Real EG0fs, being part 7f the
Real Efiate of ABRAHAM, GIBSON, lste Of
Bottom, 10 the county Of Suffolk, NIerch2nl, &c.
ceafed, I'M eGate aud TO be fold for the pay
ment of his JUN debts and incidental charges.
TO W.T.
ON TUESDAY, The twenty -fevenh day Of DC.
W tober next, at two clock afternoon, will he
field on the premifes-A certain tract or parcel Of
Lard, lying IN Waterford IN the county of On
ford being LOT number one in the tenth range of
lots, lying for one hundred and fxty acres, more
or Iefs ;-and alto LOT number feven IN the thir-
teenth range Of lots, living for one hundred and
Gxty acres be the fame more or lsfs.
The above defcribed premifes will be fold fub-
iect TO the claim of dover of the widow of the laid
deceafed Conditions 10 be made known at the
time and place of sale.
BBEN FARLEY, Z Admins.
JOHN GIBSON, traitors
Bottom, Sept 9Th.
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Sept IS

THE subscribe hereby gives public notice q
all concerned, thar he has been duly ap.
pointed sn- taken upon himself. the trus. of Ad
mIn.sna.cr OF the estate of DAVID TOR
KEY, late OF Nestbrook, in lhecouniy Of Cum
Deiland, mariner deceased. by giving bond as
The law direcss-he therefore requests Ill per-
sons who are Indebted to The said deceased's
estais 10 max immediate payment and these
who have my mands thereon, to exhibit The
same 10 SILAS ESTES.
Westbgock, Sept g 1918.
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-Ephr0im .Hant'S UiM.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs of the.
= estate of EPHRAIM HUNT, late of
Brunswick, in the county of Cumberland, Yeos
man, deceased. and all others concerned-Thae
Jeremiah Hunt has presented to me the subscri.
Der Judge Of the Court of Probate, within and
for said county, sn instrument purporting 10 be
the last will and testament Of said Ephrsim Hunt
and that the fourth Wednesday of October next
is assigned to take the Probate thereof, at Pro-
bate Court then to be held at The Probate office
in Portland in said county, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon ofsaid day, when ard where they may
be present and shew cause, if any they have,
why the same should not be proved, approved
and allowed as the last will and testament Of
said deceased.
Given under my hand at Portland this TWEEN
~ third day of September, in the year of Que
Lord eighteen hundred and eighteen.
SAM FREEMAN
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/ He iubicrIbers having been appointed by the
Hon Samuel Freeman Zig Judge of Probate
of Wills. &c for the county of Cumberland. TO re
ceve and examine the claims Ut the ieverai credi
tors to the ettafe of JOHN M 4 WARD, late OIL
Scarborough IL faIa county, merchant, deceafed
repreiented iniovent DO hereby give notice that
tx months are allowed the fsd creditors from The
Esd day of September current,o bring ID and prove
their c'sin,s; aud that ne !a attend that fervice
at the counting soom oi Z Greeley. in Portland
on the 6ris Monday of November next and the
1--WE following moaths. from two to four O'Clock
ia the afternoon of laid day.
r. GREELEY
Sept IS JOHN P THURsTON
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TIME subscriber hereby gives public notice
Il 20 all concerned that he las been duly sp.
roinled and tsken upon himself, the trust Of ex
scntor Of the lest VIII and les amenl of RICH.
ARD KNIGHT, lae Of Wcs,brook, in the
county Of Cumberland. yeomAn, deceased by CIV
ing bond as the lSw direcis-He therefore re-
quests sil persons who sre indebted TO the sal
uecesseds estate, to make immediate payment.
and bose who have any demands thereon to ex-
hlnt The same 10 RICHARD KNIGHTS
Westbroek, Seci. g, 1913
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! He fubicriber hereby gives public notice 10
I alt concerned that he has been duly ap-
pointed AID taken upon himfeif the truil Of I'd
r,,niftrator of he effafe Of 'CaN MAYNARD
ls'e Of scarborough. in the comfy of Cumberland
Gentleman decesied by giving bond 40 the law
s.irecu--he therefore fsqueGs all perfors who are
eebfed to the faid decesled's efats TO maze i'm
nsdiate payment; and ihofe who have any &C.
lads iLercon. 20 exhibit The fame TO
Portland Sept 81 i bROWNE.
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yLyE ne fubferibers, having been appointed by
Wv the Hon samuel Freeman, Esq 70 receive
apd examine the claims of creditors 10 the enate
OF JOHN GRIPS, late of Brunl wck, deceaied, geo.
man reprefented infoivent do hereby give notice,
that tx months are allowed to fsid creditors 10
nring 10 and prove their claims and that fhall
a,seud that feryice at the houfe of Ilaac Dove
innholder in said Brunfw;ck on the FIJI Mooday
Of November and February next at ten O'Clock A
M. on each of thole daye,
ROBERT ID DUNNINO.
JOSEPH McKEEN
Prunfwick, Augu6 81
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JOSEPH GOOLD, JUN.
We Immediate attention.

[IAs for fae at the head of Green ftreet, in
1 Wea Market Row, complete sGortment of
West-Mdi0 Goods and Groceries ;
WINES, IRON, NAILS, GLASS Il PUTTY.
M,0- 5000 VT FEATHERS, of good quality,
which he will fell whoet2le or retail.
70 Beds filed. on hand will be fold at the low
Ell price for Caih or Lumber or Country Produce
Liisreie The fri quality of Thomafton LIMB
Wan.s5--In the courle of or 9 months, 80 coo
white oak hogfhead Slaves and Heading.
~ Horses aud Carriages. To Lsf--Stabling for
Hortes as u(uai. IF June IS.
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NOTICE.

fF1H0SE who are indebted to the late firm of
J. IHUSSEY & WHITM4N. either by note
or account are requested to settle the same with
the subscriber by The tenth of October next--oth.
ersise they will be left with an attorney for col
lection. CHA'5. MUSSEY.
Sept.o2.
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THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to
ali concerned, hat be has been duly appon-
ted end taken upon himself he trust Of Admin
isfra,or Of the estate of DAVID BkADISH,
lsse Of PortIsnc, in the county IT Cumber-
land, Gentleman, dece ssed. by giving bond as
the law directs--he therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted to The said decessed's
estate o make Immediate payment and tbos~
who have soy demands thereon, TO exhibit the
same TO EDWARD CAFEN
Portland, Sen. 9, 1918.
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MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,
{eop 70 MOI

Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,
rs offered 70 the public as being one Of the es.
sest and safest cures for this disorder Long
experience has proved he efficacy of this CinT.
ment. It IS perfectly safe in IFS operation. and
may be spilled to the smalies, infsnt without
lsnBer. The seen. is agreeabIe--It is not ne
cessary for The patient TO take brinstore, is
common in other ointment. This Ointment j.
put upiA Tin boxes, convenient TO csrryy and
each genuine box viii be accompanied with d.
rec,ions il genuine, and will be signed by JoEL
MILLER. The above O.n,men, may be had in
small o. large quenti'ies Of JoEL MILES, ST.
George; Dsc;or Cyrus H0!6yook, Sign Of ST.
Luke's He'd, No So, Hsnover street, Dr. SaaSl.
ael Horion. d. No q, Newbuy street, Boston
ct .Nr. Benjamin Butmaa, Pc tland 4fve-y isess.
son, Marlborough mr.. .Jude HIDE. q oFuFs-
wick Halsey Hea!g, George nc LesleH ara No
than Fa'es, 1homasown, snd Oakes Fe'ry' csm-
den; &C J Geey, Freudship Ceet5e F06insoar
s.. George.
~ The above O.n;men, L acid slso by the
pF.e.pl Apo,hecar'es, Baskseiis - snd Traders
in Massachusetts tnd IN, tg i!tAish provinces.
February, 10. (ttl
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Straued or Stolen.

FROM the paGure of the fubfcriber 10 Windham
: CO The Esd inf. light bay or generally cali
ed darS red MARI about ten years old with
5izck main and tail, trots all, and llraigh built
carried her main On he left fde Of her neck.
Whoever will give infog NATION of the place where
fle may be found return her 10 the owner, iha.l
bs fuitably rewarded aud paid all aeceGary expea.
fes. THOMAS Warmly.
Windhsm, Sept. 26sh
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NOTICE.

THE membDrs of he Mime Charitable Mee5asic
ADosiaier, are hereby notified that their An
puz meeting for the choice of Officers the current
year will be held on Tuefday evening the 9th
Oo, 1t o'clock at Col. BuRnHAMs Halt. a
punctuzi attendance il reqIeaed.
Bs direction of me prefident
ELRaZAR NYRR, Secretary.
~ The Government vii meet at the Hcule
of Deacon John Phillip on Friday evening Ocr 2
at clock. Perfons wifn,Ds to become mem
beas are de6red to make il known 60 any OF the
Trurees on or before iaid evening Sept %.
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" "U'tN A1tIIUCUtVfEO '0UUtttYs
THE members of Portland Benevolent Society are
hereby notified. that their Annual Meeting
for the choice of Officers. &c will he holden az
the Court House, 10 Portland on WEDNESDAY,
tie lab Of Oeteber nest at oeioek in fbs 0srnooA
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, yr. Sec'rY.
Portland, Sept. 20. 1878
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To the Honorabs the Senate and the House
Of Representatives. in General Court as
Sembled-
THE undersigned begs leave huably to repre-
fent, that Sias Lee, late of Wiicafiet, ia the
! county of Lincoln Efquire, deceaiet, on the third
day Of September 1890 having been bound as
iurety for your petitioner to one Robert Percy and
your petitioner having alto previously given up to
laic Lee certain demand Jour petitioner had a.
szinfa him and having &c caufed certain lands
Iyiog in the then county of Lincoln which were
the property of your petitioner TO be conveyed TO
faid Lee. as collateral fecusisy to indemnify him
from faid bond-~An the faid lee on the fad
third dsy of September, gave your petiticneg a
writing hgued by tsid Lee wherein fad Lee q.
greed and promied tina, if your petitioner lhculd
fave him the fad Lee harm els from ali colts and
damages from or by reafon of faii Lees lsring
laid bond that he would account with your petit
toner fer the fnms for which certain lands men
toned ia faid Lees writing witt your petitioner,
might be fod for o. ffaid Ianis fllould not be
lold to convey lad auds or the pariunioid 10 your
petitioner when requelied 10 to do Ycus petition
er 6rf to ,akessup sud dit,hasgs add canceHaud de
liver 70 faid Lee the oond efossfsid Nov your
petitioner fays thar be has paid and discharged the
bond aforefaid aud indem1ihei soa iave3 hsrr1ieis
the laid Lee frc1n the iare, and that the follow
ing tracts of iaoo part of tt,e and mentioned ia
fad agreement If faid Lee WEI not fold by laid
Lee and ought &c have oesn conveyed by iaid Lee
previous 80 his dearh 10 your petitioner viz Ger
tair pieces Of and lyicg in Hallowel Oh tie eafi
Gde OF Ksanebec rive being thole parts of what
Is called ne Wing farm, which remained uusoid
by the iaid lee a, he time of his deah
Your petitioner therefore pays .hai Tempe Lee
Admin,flratrix on the efta:e of he isid Siias Lee
deceased, may be autho.sze and empowered 10
convey fsid land % your. petitioner, e ha ne
mayhold the fame Ia his own right, and duty
bound viii ever pray JNO. JONES.
yasu2ry 1918.
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Commonwealth of Manachuietts.

IN Senate, June Stb 1873
On .hc Petition Siose.a.d, OydeYed hat the peri.
tioner auie an atteaed Copy of his Petition,
with this Order thereon. g be pubiifhsd in the
Portland GazeEte three weeks iucce1ivey, the laft
publication be made Thirty days al 'eale before
the frf Wednefday Of the mex; felton, Of the pref
ent Genera Court thar al perfons .lterefed may
thea acpear and thew csufe (if any fsey have
why The Prayer Of laid Petition hould no, DO
granted.
Seat GozUn fot eonsMvsnes.
JOHN PHILLIPS, Pesfsenf
Ia the Houfe of Represeu sativet, JUNE On 10 8
Read and soncurFed
TIMOTHY RIGBLON Spssks-.
A true copy Atteit,
So. MCI.aARY c!syS 0g tBs Ssmas.
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NOTICE.

rgVHB annual meeting of the Tfunees of FARE.
Burg AcADEMv will be holden atsthe Acad.
envy ca the 18th of October next to be opened
at Ii o clock A. nj ~ he examination of the llu-
dents will take place on the day next following.
Rxercifes TO commence at o'clock A. Mn The
afternoon of the same day, an Grafton is expected
before the Academic Society, from John S. Bar
rows, Efq. Exerciles 10 commence at 8 o'clock.
AMOS ]. COOK.
Fryeburg. September 25 1873
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GOOD EMPLOYMENT,

for the approaching cold Winter.
w ANTED by the 10th October,
TO 60 TO Geo gia---
Matter Carpenter.
Do capable of Moulding Timbers for
Ships of The Line and Frigates.
10 Narrow az Men, and
6 Tesmffers
Nooe need offer themselves, that cannot give
istisfacsory recommendations, 40 to capacity and
good character
Good wages will be given and Vessel provid-
ed &c AXE them TO the place Of Cutting Timber
CRERN b EMERSON, Bath.
Portland, Sept. %, 1918
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Portland Bank BILLS.

fE holders of Bilis Of the Portland Bank are
Queifed 70 forward them to the Bank for re
dempuon asAoon as pcfibs as they are about
clohDg their hu6nefs If. Nav 10
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THE Annual Meeting of the socIRTY ron TIE
ILLOGICAL EDUCATION, is to be holden on the
Second Wsd.srday of October next, at pine o'clock
A. NJ. the new Meeting houfe. in the 1T Paria
Northyarmouth. D. THURSTON, Sss'ry
Sent z, 1913
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SALE AT AUCTION.

Who wants a House and Land !
vii be leld at faf7ion on THURSDAY.
the 22d Oa0ber next, at II o'cLck, on
the premjss, (uuis5 J3ld previogJ at
private Jae)-
A Three Rory DWELLINC-HoU5E ~ By IS
IL feet, having ] Rooms good Well of never
falling Water, with the land belonging to the fame,
viz.-66 feet front, il6 feet rear-fiuzted dire6t-
" oppoite the dwelling houfe of ELIAs MERRILL,
Efq Cb1aSf R,est.
RcY Gentlemen who with TO purchale are invited
to call and eramine--and leave their BEE offeEs
with : b. G. Atwood, Auct'r.
Sept, 5
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w .TIIT<J3
which, with his Rock before on hand. makes his
af1srsment more complete than heretofore among
the above lone very low priced China TEA
sETTS, ALTO, fome Ware of an inferior quality,
which will be fold az eis price TAoie gentle
mea who purchafe any of the above artciesto fell
again, requeted 10 cali as above, where Ware
will be spacked At fhort notice fold in origin
al packages If May -
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BARTLETT & CHASE,

al their DRUGGIST STORE, and GLASS
Y.3RE-H0USE,
SIGN or TINE GOOD SAMARITAN.
II No. is. CornhiH, Boston,
= a. n for sale at reduced prices,
1000 lbs Aqua Forts 1900 lbs C5pal
Dup'x 1000 lbs Pefuvian Bark
1000 lbs Orange Peel 600 los Myrrh
1000 lbs Gentian $50 gallous Castor Oil
5000 lbs Oil of Vitriol 1000 lbs Liqnorice Root
$500 lbs Senn9 1900 lbs Pinkroot
500 lbs Angustura 5 500 lbs Winters Bark
1000 lbs LiquoriCe Paste 5 1900 lbs dried Squills
1000 lbs Aoes 1880 lbs Borax
400 lbs Fine Sponge 1000 groce Phials, as
10000 lbs Anthony sorted
Prints and DYE-STUFFS.
P4TEN1' MEDICINES.
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, &c. &c.
-1LSO--JUST RECEIVED,
100 Casks and cases FLINT GLASS WARE,
W. consisting of Apothecaries Shop Furni-
ture-Chemical atus-Decanters-Win
s--Salts--L emonades---Jelly
-MustardsV iaegars-Peppers---P Proof
Gasses-Creans-ln sc. &C. which
will be sold at very low prices, TO the dealers in
those articles, who are invited 20 call and supply
themselves in any quantities they may want
Boston, Sept. 18th, 1913.