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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-04
SINGULAR EFFECT OF PERUVIAN BAnK.


A French merchant from Guayra,
named Delpech, 10 1906 had occasion to
receive several travellers, inhabitants Of
those countries. The apartment destined
for visitors being filed. and the number
of guests increasing, he was under the
necessity Of putting several Of them in
rooms occupied by cinchona. Each Of
them contained from eight to ten thousand
pounds OF that bark. One OF his guests
was Ill Of a very malignant fever. After
the first day he found himself much bet
ter, though he had taken no medicine
but he was surrounded with an atmosphere
OF cinchons, which appeared very agree
able TO him. la few days he felt him
self quite recovered without any medical
treatment whatever. This unexpected
success led NJ Delpech TO make some
other trials. Several persons i'll Of fever,
we're placed successfully in his magazine
of cinchoua, and they we're all speedily
cured, simply by the effluvia Of the bark.
In the same place with the cinchona, he
kept bale OF coffee. aud some bottles Of
common French brady. In some time,
M. Delpech, when visiting his magazine,
observed one of the large bottles nncork-
ed. He expected at first the fidelity of a
servant, and determined to examine the
quality Of the brandy. What was his as
tonishment to find it infinitely superior to
to what it had been A slightly aromatic
taste added to its strength, and rendered
it more tonic and more agreeable. Curl
GUS to know If the coffee had likewise
changed its properties, be opened the
bale, and roasted portion of it. 1t was
more bitter and left in the mouth a taste
similar to that Of the eifluvia of bark
The bark which produced these singular
effects was fresh. Would the cinchona OF
commerce have the same effect2
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-04
JOB A@TgpARo
J. SAYRE,
Boot 6 Shoe-M Maker,

INFORMS his customers that he car
III ries on the above business, at the
store opposite the Episcopal Church, two
doors south Of the State Bank in this town,
where every article 10 the above line will
be furnished on accommodating terms.
Cash, or Country Produce, such as
fresh Hides, &c. taken in payment.
Eliz. Town, Oct IL, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-04
IRON AND BRASS
lpNUlNs!ll,D!9lln!|sHlge

YNyHE subscriber, having enlarged his
FURNACE, VIII make any KfHd
Of IRON CASTINGS not exceeding
800 lbs. weight.
Also, BRASS, COPPER, and COM
POSITION CASTINGS, Of any weight
at short notice.
THOMAS p. WALWORTH.
Els. Torn, Mag IL, 1919.
n B. 100 sett WAGON BOXES,
of superior quality, for sale cheap.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-01-04
PRINTING.

YWyHE subscribers, having lately fur
nished themselves with new sup,
ply Of large and elegant
JOB hl2gGpl2Ro
Are enabled to perform the different
kinds of Job Work, (mcre particularly
Handbils,) in better style than they
have heretofore been done 10 this town.
Orders will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed.
J. e. E. SANDERSON.
Eliz. Town, Aug. 81, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Neri deer telsas Mr.. r. Beyss Erehsn9e-Sfree.,
ITAS JUS, received ana new opening Tor sale
Il L large AND extensive assortment OF New aud
seasssabe Goods OF the latest ispOrtations,
AMONG wnIeHAEE,
BReADCLOrHS & Cass.meres all colours
stout -kerssys--.ceatinss---F
Observation-Disclosures Clsths-felisse Cioths-Cal.
lcse.--Furniture CONGRATULATIONS and.
SILK Veyets-Nankeen and Cantoa Grapes assort
ed eolonrs--Craps Shawls--black Bombazene--
plain aud figured Cashmere shawIs-red Cashmere
Shavls--black and white silk Hsss-worsted aud
cotton Hose--eIegaat Ggured Muslin Cravats-
figured asd plain MdsIins--Linen Csmbrics-
linen Cambricl Edkfs-Cotton Cambrcs-Erench
and Italian Crapes-Cambric Pr,nts--7.S and Al
Lineps--Iinen Sbeetng-silk, kid, doe skin and
beaver Glsyes-cottsn and silk Umbrellas-india
Caliicoes-flagg and Bandanua Handkercheis-
figured and plain silk Lace--thread Laces-csttoE
Laees.
Also
large assortment OF Cotton 5heetings and
8hrtisgs obeck, stripes and Ginshass- 5ristsl
bricks for cleaning Knives and Forks.
bale S-4 "a fo-A & 1t-A ROSE BLANKETS,
Oct, 81.
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Factory MISUNDERSTANDING
NEU GOODS.
BARBOUR Il SCOTT,

Lave JUS 4ddrd IL ihcw fall supply q va.
L l. rev e reasonable GOODS for Cash only
3 bsl4s BOMBAzETTS assorted colours plan,
and ,Wtlled,
l csseC ASH me eShaws. plain and bordered, some
exSf. fine,
Ladies su5efiine Cloths blue and Mszarine,
Bet London Cloths and CssslmeFss, navy bice
add hack,
Common ssG low priced Cloths aud Csssimeres
all colsurs.
BLU, mazsiine, brown and French Gre. pelise
Cloths,
l bale Intih Callicoes good qua,i,y and figures.
bale # IA iperior quail. Peterborough Sheet
ings,
l b.l. FI.nuels. sll c)lours-real Scotch Plsds
Ane car manufactured Pisins,
Steam Leon ShiFlings.
Bl.ck Fftash nd Ind- Satin,
b Xix H.akin Grapes.
Back, French and Italian crspes,
2sst double eh.ined black Lryantines,
Black h-i,sa Vrssing-wors,ed & lambs wool
Hosiery.
Elegsn, paid and strirsd Lustrngs,
Real buck. imits ion buck dee skin aud dog skin
Gloves
3a'tiasrs keFseys. Dcsl, Huhters Cloths,
Boz Sings, Coating, Fe,raough,s, Blankets,
Toll det' Ve-tngs-tabby Velyets, & 4 greet va
siety # o''e Articles. lf Nos z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
Mem Gooas-Cheap.
Just REcEIvED AND NOW OPENING FOR SALE
By ROGERS Sc COX,

Exchange Street, Portland,
A great variety OF new aud seasonabe Goods
PLATA, figured and twilsl Bonibazctts, black
and fashionable colours-scarlst, figured Ratti-
netts and Pel,sse Fiannel-srssn, yellow, red and
white plain Fla q uss-swanskins-blu aud mixed
Bread CIslh,-superisr flag and baudanna Hand
kercheis-blaok silk ds.-merno lr1mings-ln.
sertisg do-Long Lawns-Linsea Csmbrics aud
lisen cambrc Haatkerchisfs superior black twill
led Silks-5A blk Bombszine-baek aud cSionred
Lusrisgs--canton aud nankin Grapes aud Grape
Dre"es--biack, blue, crimson, green, dras and
French srey Tabby Velveu--silk Vslvets and
velvet RIbbon.-black and eoloured ilstan Grapes
--segant garniture Ribbons--book, leno and fan
cy MnsIiss--4 / aad / cotton Camsros-S |
and 4 coinured ds-Frsaob Lawn-pellse Was-
ding-Fufni,ure and Copperplates-l tale Of ls-
dia Csliooe,-elegant Nesdog.-Ladies beavsr
and XII Gieves---,ienilsmrn's buckskn and beaver
Gloyes-.lste white a.d elack Hossry-5 l and
81 Dlmoties-En.lish knitting Csttoe---2, 3. /
snd thrrad Catios-ilsss .ksius and ball.-s
81 soi l cottos shtal,-fne steam lnsm Cot
ton.-Pins-Tspe-Bl sbins-ibrsad. Is.
disc
Factory Sheeiing-Shirting-
Cheeks-sst,instts-- American blue and mixed
Casi0eres snd Clo,hs--all of which vii BE- sold
YER cheap for cash DIV. 6v M. 81.
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FOR SALE At THE PORTLAND
BOOKSTORE,
THE CELEBRATED
BALM OF QUITO,

Is a Medicine meguaIied by any in lie cord
for Me cure Of Coughs, Colds, asthmss,
Consumptions, &c.
Since this excellent Medicine was 6ft di,cev
cred upward. of three hundred tho usand per,pn.
have experienced its happy and sanitary eTecn,
many Of whom had been by Anhmaic and con
sumptivs complaints reduced TO the brink of the
grave; their constitutions were quite ematiaret
and had cas-, of all hopes of recovery. avinp used
every remedy recommended as specifics for ,ho,e
complaints and had made every apple auon to the
faculty Ina, could be Obtained
Common code which are generally otcasioued
by obs,rueied perspiraion, w,il be found to yield
to its influence in . very fhort time
Ia common coughs, which are in general. the
effect Of cold. il gives immediate relief, removing
tho.e troublesome irritatiops, ~ they are called.
ticklings in the throat, which act as a constant
stmuiou, to coughing aud quie.ing those convu.
i've excisements and causing the afflicted to breathe
and speak freely. l, induces rest, and steep in an
eminent degree and s,rsngihen, the constitution,
which enabss it to repel an enemy Whose a,sscks
are frequently followed by the most fatal con,e-
suences
Person afflicted with Pulmorary complaints
or disorders Of the breast aud lungs (sveu 10 the
moot advanced period of ife) will Gnd immediate
relief
la Asthmatic or ecnipmpsive affections, (recent
or chronic1 Htalseuess Cslanh,, Whesxipgs aud
Mort ness Of hreash IL will Yve immediate ease.
Congeaied hissm. 6cr,mony ia the fluids and
obssrue,sdn he eIaads. are with ease and safe
y discharged by sec,e elpectors,icn.
If,s also much admired IN soreness. of the breast
and stomach giving presen. ease in hose csaes
~ 1hose ssho 'essh 70 purchase eiuter Of
lse a5oue Medicines ~ seH again oil be spo-
aiied alta very iijerfft Hf,count.
Portland Oct s. 1870 rs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

fT1Ht subsct,ser hete5y gIVes u.ic nr,ice TO
1 oil concerned, ,hpt he has been duly ap.
pointed and taken upon himself The trust OF
Administrators 1.-THE cs,ste of
STEPHEN WESTON,
lste Of Freepori, in the coun,y of Cumberland.
,ooman deceased, by giving bond rs the law
duects-Be therefore requests oil persons who
SIC indebted 10 The ssd dscessed's estate 20
make immediate payment and those who have
any demands thereon, {, exhibit the same for
settlement 10 STEPHEN WESTON.
Durham, Nov, 8, 1920.
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Administrator's Sale.

TO be sold By order Of The Judge Of Probate, fer he
county Of Cumberland, on FRIDAY, The Isl day
Of December neIi, al Il o'clock n. ". al he .bice
Of ATWOOD K QUINCY,
NNE half of PEW No 1903, on the lower floor
~ of the Westinghouse of the I'd parish, subjec,
20 the right of the wdoa's dover. Said Pew is
the property Of the estate of John Hunt, late OF
Portland, deceased.
Now IL. AUGUSTA HUNT, Adm'rr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
Real Estate for sale.
o be sold at Public Vendue by

order o.. the Judge of Probate within and tor
the County Of Oxford. on MONDAY the
hrst d., OF Ianussy next, At ten O'clock a.
Nj. NJ the Dwelling House OF Lew
ALYAN TURNER, in Hebron.
GO much Ct The real estate Of JOB BEAkcE
~ ate OF Heb on, in ss'd County, Gen,Iemsu,
d, ceased, as snail be sufficient 10 raise lie sum
II thirteen hundred dollars, fes the payment OF
his Just debts aDd incidental ehsrges--ssid es-
tate consists of he homestead farm OF the de-
ceased and three pews in The third Meeting
House in Mino', situated near B-dsham's Mills,
beng pe~s Number twenty four On the lowe,
hoor OF ssid house, and numbers eight and IF
zen in the g,ilets--condl,ions made known AT
the time and place Of saie
ALEXANDER GREENWOOD, 4dn'r.
Hebron, Nov, e, 1920.
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STATE OF MAINE.

In stsATE, JUNE z, 1890.
On the Petition aforefaid, Ordered, That the Pc
titioner. csufe an ALTERED Copy of their Petition.
with this Order thereon, to be inherited in the
Newspapers publiihed in Portland, three weeks
iucce.sively, the Ian publication to be thirty days
at lean, prior to the next fsl-ion of this Leg,a-
ture, that all rerfons in,eref,ed, may then .sppsm.
aud thew caufe Qf any they have why the prayer
of faid petition ihould Dot be e, antee.
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN CHANDLER, Pre,i1ept
10 the Houfe of Repre- fentativss, luce 7, 1870
Read aad concurred
BFNJA. AMES, Speaker.
A true Copy, Attest,
g. HERRICK, ssc'y of the Senate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
NOTICE.

THE subscribers, Cemmif,oners, appointed BY
the Hos. jeremiah Bailey, Efq Jnlge of the
Court Of Prsbas within and for tho ceusty Of
Liscolu, to receive and examine the claims OF the
feversl creditors TO the sftste of
BENJAMIN OWEN,
late Of Bath in faid county, Mariner, deceased,
reprefe9ted iofsvent, hereby give nsties that .ir
msnth', from tho sixteenth day Of Augua isf, are
alo wed fad creditors TO bring in asd prove their
claims, aad that they hal' attend the service az
signes them at The Office Of Rbsn. Clap, in said
Bath. on the Ian Saturday oil November next. and
Two following msaihs. from two o'clock until four
o'clock P. M on fad days.
NICHOLAS l.. MITCHELL, c...,.
kBsN. CLAP,
path Ocfohet 81. 1920.
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II dark .Br,ndied Con-,

ZANE into he enclosure Of the ssb,cfiber about
~ he fst nlt The owner J. desired 10 prove
prsperty, pay charges and take hes away. APP
ply 10 JONATHAN bURNHAM, .
Scarborough, Nov. II, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

do do do do
Italian Letter do.
QUILL5, of various prices;
Seating War ahd Waters;
Office Seals;
Ink pswder-Blank ks-Parehment--P ounce
and Roxes-saud Boxes and sand-Wri,ipg and
Cypheriug Books--Memorardum Books, &c.
Nov 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
At a Court of Probate held at the

At Court of Probate held at the
Probate Office, in Portland within and for The
county of Cumberland, on the second Wedpes-
day of November, 10 the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred aud twenty.
ESTHER MOUNTFORT, Administrative of The
IL emate of
SAMUEL MOUNTFORT,
late os ws'tbrook, in aid county ysoman, dsceas-
cd having pre,en,ed her fret account of admin,
rason of the estate II ssd deceased, also requesl
for an allowance ousof the personal estsis of
ssd deeeased ORoBssp, That the said admin
suaris give no',ce 20 ali per sons n,efe,ted, ty
causing copy Of this order to be pub.,.aed .hree
weeks excessively in the Portland Gssette, print
ed at Portland, tina, they may appear al proba,e
Cours 10 be held at the Probate Offirs sforessid,
on the fourth Wednesday Of Novemhsr iast. at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon, aud shew cause, If
sny they have, why the same should not be allow
ed. A K. PARIS, Judge.
A true Copy-Auesf,
hosATIo sopTHoArE, Reg'r.
NoV
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WILLIAM OXNARD,

No, 5, JNsneyr Row, Middle. Sired,
1sAS just opened for sale an extensive
sncr ment of
(0tton & WooIcn GOODS, Uiz :
BRO ,DCLOrHs, CAssimere', Flsnnels.
We iug,, PLAIN and bordered Css'imsre sHAWLs,
Wo's "a Hone Kef,ey., Outfit, Blankets,
Printed Rattiaeti. and seariei Fanne,s.
PA snd fig'd oomhszetts, CaiiceeI, Furnitures,
Back, white and eo'd CambricS, rahby vs,vets,
Cotton 5lirtios., Hdki.. aui Gus, &c. DC. &c.
Oci. "a. 6w
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SETH CLARK,

Has just receiped small assortment Ct suptrfas
BROADCLOTH d CASSIMERES,
Of the latest Importation.
Also
TRIMMINGS of all kinds.
lie executes, the TAILORING BUSINESS, n
usual, at bis shsp next door below thu Cumberldn
Bank, in ExosANaE-SrRrET.
0-0rasrs lrsn, the soutiry Jaitf fully attended 10
Portland, Oct, IT. Nf1
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HE iubierber. having been appointed by the
Hon. Bepj,miu Chandler, ZIG Judge Of Pro-
bate Of Wills, &C. for the coua.y of Oxford to
receive aud sssmine the claims Of creditors to he
en- tate of DANIEL KNIGHT,
Ia,e Of Rumford, IN iaic county Woman, deccsf
ed, seprefen,ed infovens, hereby give notice, ,hs,
three months longer, sfom The eighteenth DAY 4
Sc 3tember ish are allowed TO fad creditors 20
bring in and prove ,hei, cslms and ths, ~s fhait
attend tina, fervioe a. the fife IF Peter vrsiu
in iaid Rumfore. on the fra ssuteay of De-
csmbes neat, from one to E7e O'Clock IN th. at
ternoon of faid day
PBiBR c. VIRGIN,
FIR, SsANe' ;, c U.s. INA, com'r'.
Rnmford, O6 6, 1920
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Teas, CoDee, Sugars, &c.

'N@b ~ ~ - 49,
1Mol JUsi RECEIVED,
W. y chests boxes
Co der, imperai TE A -
Hyson II son, Young A1'
ihy"., ch"Ian' Tyson superior quality
30 bags COFFEE,
bags double Ooded alsrtts
do. single do do.
Is boxe. svht 4 brown Havana C.,o,,
10 bbIs. duscoysio }oO al os
J.0 lbs. double refined Lssf,
700 las, do. do. Lump,
10 hbds - Croix Rum,
do Antigua do.
10 do y. e, 10.
pipes Cognec Brandy,
80 Holland Gin.
f-2 10 Madeira Wine,
IL bids Mola,es,
do SO ,hsrp Gin.
1000 gallon, Sperm OIL,
100 bbis super6se New Flour
keggs Tobacco,
$4,000 irai Spanish Cigars,
10000 ALI xundfs do
100 boxes mould g. dpt Candles,
VINTON Il COX,
JoIhING CUMBERLAND BANK,
Freians e-Sired, Portland.
Oct. 8. II
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Mem School Book.
JUST PuBLlsHED,
(BY JOHN PRENrIss, KEENB, n, H.
AND FOR sAL'Ar
ISAAC ADAMS
Book Store,
(rRrCR, S7,50rEk boz. AND u CENTS sIsGLE)
The HISTORY OF THE L.

(fRfCR, ST,5OPEs poz. AND u CENTS sIsGLE
The HISTORY OF THE L.
NI1ED STATES OF AMERICA; with brisf
account of some Of the principal I'M pIR'S and
STATES OF A NClENT and MODERN iiaEs
To which are added. the Constitution OF the Uai,-
ed States, a Chronological Table, Sc. Fer The
use of Schools and Families.
BY CGigen Of Massachusetts.
CONTENTS.
Chapter I. First settlement, ~ Virginia and
New ugland-Chapter II. Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Massaehnsett. Vermont, Connesticut, and
Rhode Irapd.-Cbspter III New-York, Nav.
Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Mary land -
Chapter ". Virginia, North and south Carolina,
Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohs, Leuisiana
Mississippi, Michigan, Indiana. aud Illinois
The Reyolutsn. -GAap,er VII. New cons,itu-
ton, ito administration, War with Great Britain,
Pence
Empires and States ANCIENT and Modern.
A.sysia aud syria, Egypt, Persia, Greece, Rome,
Carthage China, fatary, Hindostan, France
Spain. Germany, Russia, England.
sosoreisns Of England, France, &c; Presidents
and Vice Presidents of the United States Chro-
nolsyical Table; Census OF the United States
Constitution oil tho United States.
Extracts from The Preface.
" w, ~ u's ''hk oPpuniof SbstiSt UNIT ""ife
our school. abound with variety OF reading books
for children and youth theie has never yet appeal
81 a eompendou. history Of the Uonsd States At
ted for our common schools than which scarce
ly know of work mare needed.
by the reading OF history like the present. no
Uncomfortable general knowledge may be obtained
Of the story of fathers yet how many are there
almca entirely ignoran. of Tbs tales of other
time" as they relate to our own country, whose
igHsrsnce wsuld be removed by the introdnet.on.
isto eur more humble ,eminArles, off correct. sue
cinct account of the principal events which have
marked the foo,,tep' of eur prosperity, frem the
lowly and desronding vale Of Struggle and obsoe-
rity, TO the already lofty and brilliant heights oil
wealth, Of bapriae., and OF power.
have added very csmpendous account Of
some Of the principal empire, of rncient and modern
times Ihe Chronological Table cannot fell 10 al
trae, the stten,ion Of youthful minds-ths Csasti.
tuition of the United States ought net emily to be
studied in our schools, but 'hspld Gnd pisce on
every family shelf, with the bible and the cate.
ea,.m,
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED AND roR sALE AT TIE
Porannd BOok- Store,
No 2, MEasHAsr's Row, Middle Sirea
By JOSEPH JOHNSON,

Songs Of The Temple, or Brdge,cater Collection Of
Sacred Muse.
Eighth edition. Price SO per doz. 81 single.
fs,HE public opinion in favour Of f.rmer ed
l. tions of This work, hiss been SC amply express
ell, by The sale they have me- with, thst the
preprietors now hsse IT in their power TO otief
the present enlarged and improved edition.
Ta,y 1siter ih-msrives, that it centsins larger
collection Of approved Church Or Congreg ,.ionss
Music ,hsn be found in any book now ex sn.
Besides very compeeat PROF. ortion of sher
tunes in all the variety Of measures for u,uai
Sunday service, there is added Selection of
Anthems and longer Hymn Tunes for particular
occasions. This will rssder 1t more liable
and convenient for the practice and improvement
81 common schools and church choir. A con-
siderable proportion of thu Music has never be-
fore been published ia this country, and will
therefore h.yc all the etiec, Of orlgins compost
tons. The Propre,ots and Comfilers have o.
mi,ed no pains or ex-r,foas in their power 10
snder tho work as perfect in all respects pos
sibIe.
In this edition utility has been aiding object.
,het,f1Fe the character OF The mus, il is belsy-
cd, will be found suited to every sober, sscrsd
and religious purpose, and adapted To the oil
public worship smsng all Societies and denomi-
nsusns of Christians.
Much has been done, and is doing, by Socie-
lie,, Teachers, and o'hess, to improve the s,,ia
of singing in eur churches and congregations /;
bu, al The desired effects of th.it endeAvor,
nus, be confined, and Of little benefit Trough
out The community al iarge, without the ysner.
INTRO inctlon and use, of co-rect, chaste, snd de-
votonci music. Th., the contens Of This boo.
are OF that chsr-c,ef, TIE lowing respec abi,
testimonies fully prose
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RECOHM ENDATIO.yS.

KELU.H.1 ElN Oh TTO.No.
CONCENTRATIONS TO TrK AUTHOR.
From ii. President of Ha,pord University,
and DR.. H0imss Of Cambridge.
The design of your work we entirely approve.
Csr children and youth want brief history of our
own couotry within the limits Of school back
Your History supple. this deficiency and with =
few exs.p'cs'-whicbm my be corrected in TIN. or
n future edition--appears justly entitled TO CON.
msnds.ion and encouragement
J. T. KIRKLAND,
A. HOLMES.
Cambridge, Sept. l. 1890.
SCHOLARS ARITHMETIC.
TENTH EDITION.
Portland Nov. %, 1890.
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Prepared from The real arab,an Balm u Gle
I'D, for de6i'iafed CONSTITUENCIES Con.
snmpiipe nna Neriloln { mimi i1ifs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28

Is a Medicine meguaIied by amy in dc cord
for he cure Of Coughs, Colds, asth@ss,