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TIE CFLERR sTFD
BALM OF QUITO.

Is Med,eine unfquoiied By ory IN he ,gorld
for The cure Of Coughs. Colds, .as,hmas,
Consumpfions &c.
Since This excellent M~diciu- w.. fire. ds.
covered upwards Of three hundred ,boussnd
personS hsve excerienced i.- harpy and .,I., a,y
effects. man, of whom had been by A.ibms,;.
and Ccrsump,ive compisin,s reduced 10 The
brink OF the grave their cops,i,u ion. ,vs,.
quite emscisted md h.d cass off n hoo Of re.
corery, having used every remedy recamend
ed ~ specifics for those comr,s;n,s sed asd
msde every application to the faculty .hs, could
be obtsined.
Common colds which are genersll, occasion.
cd by obstructed rerspirstion. will be found tn
yield TO iis influence in y vers short lime.
In common coughs, which are IN gerer,l,he
effect Of cold. il gives immediate relief v.m,y.
ing those troublesome irri,a,ions, AS ,hey sre
called, ticklings in the throat, which az, &c a
constant stimulus to coughing md in su;e,irv
hose convusi,e excl EN-. MT. snd csu,inc The
.fi'eted to breathe and speak freely. induces
rest, and sleep IN IN eminent deg-ee and
strengthens the constitution. which ensbles !, TO
repel an enemy whose stacks are freouen,,v
f,l'owed by he mos' fat al consequences.
Persons sffiIc,ed with Pulmonary cor,,i,;n,o
or disorders ofthe breast AID lungs. (e,eo IN
he most sdysnced period of iifc) will find ian.
mediate relief.
In As,hmstic or CT nsump'ive affections. Ire.
cen, or chronic) Iiosrseness, Caarhs. Wbesz-
ings. and shor,ness OF breath. IL will give INN,
dists ease.
Congeaied Phlegm, Acr mony in the fluid, md
obstruction IN he g',nds, are wi h e.se and
safety d'sohsrg ged by gep,le exneo,ors,ion.
l, rs else much sdmired in soreness of tho
breast md siomsch, giving psesen ease in those
cases.
nT1hose srho uih 10 pu, chase either Of he
obore Medicines 70 sell oga'n te,N be supplied
at a very liberal discount,
Pouland. Feb. 90. ,f
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale part oi
his es,sbl,shmeni at Insisn Old lawn,
coun OF Pen. bscot, consis,ing of,wo DOUBLE z
SAW MILLS, slmos, new and in compile o.
der, with a new and durable dam, built by the
mot experienced workmeu.
Two hundred acres of LAND, adjoin-
ing the same |; two Sores two Dwelling
Houses; seve.a al smsil buildings a Biscksm,th's
Snip. with good se, of Tools he will sell any
psr, Of the above 10 suit purchasers, from one
two three quarters. Said Mills are situated on
the NJ Elm Penobsco, River, and always have q
constsnt supply Of water, and Logs, and are
nine miles from the tide wstcr, twelve niles
from The fast growing vilisge OF Bsngor, a
place Of Increasing trade. All the lumter cut
., said mills is rsfted nj the mills in RATS, from
ten to thirty thousand, and sent TO Bangor with.
out difficulty where they are shipped 10 ary
market. For terms apply to Jos. PoPR, Mer-
chant, Portland, or the subsc'iher on The rte-
mses. JACKSON DAVIS.
Orono, Jan. ~, 1890. #
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Observation-Disclosures &
FARMS.

"A DwELLING-HousE, at Stroudwater
Wage, ir Weithrook. pleasantly si,ua' ed, Ia, ev-
e'y convenience thsi rsu be Wifhed With a 'arpe
Garden, which produces the bes, CT F,ui,, &c. 10
abundance.
The STORE, near Stroudwatcr Bridge.
occupied BY Capt. IiAMrron.
The WHARF with Store thereon. ad-
jo'ning the Eosthe,'y side OF sfroudwa,er Bridge.
The WHANT adjoining the southeriy
aide Of s'r0udvHer Bridge. ca the eaAerly .ide Of
the Channel
Fifteen Acres of LAND, in a hieh state
ct cultivation with a v9uable Orchard on the
lame, adjoining Capt FNocH ParBtBs Farm
Thi- cannon fail TO p'ea.e The Farmer Gardener,
or Ceo'iemsn whe " ,fhe, fcr profitable healthy
aid pleaisnr situation, within twenty minute,
ride Of Por,isnd.
A FARM at Long-Creek, in Cape-Eli-
sabeih about two miles from Portland. con.i.,ing
OF shou' $50 Acres of choice Land, with Dwell
ling Hou'e ana Barn on the sane-hna vsuable
Wood Lot, and is r'eafantly situated. Thisl Farm
10 worthy The attention Of the Farmer po.se.sirga
fertile 'oi', which ran be msuurcd at a ,man ex-
pense with sea.Dres,irg
Twenty-Five Acres of LAND, in { ape
Rlizsbeih- near the new Scarborough Stage road.
ALSO-10OO Acres of LAND. at the
head OF Cfest Sehag, Pond. with valuable
growth cf White Ost and other timber On the
same. Thi, Lard will b. very valuable when he
new contemplated Cumbtr ard Canal il com, leted.
a. the Timber can then be gor to market at .
sma expense.
The following 's'eribed property he ones to
Mr.. C1rRoP RArIry who has de etnued On
mcvig % ,he Weuern Country, it viii. thsrefose
be odd bargain.
A Lot of LAND in Wcstbrook. two
mie. from p ri'srd, or ,he read from Portland
to suouow"er Bridge, Consisting of one acre Of
Land in a p,easan, 'tns,icn With good Dwei.
ling houie, Barn aud shop en- the ,ame.
ALso--A Lot of LAND, consisting OF
one and az eirh Of acre, ON Ba,ley'. Hill, so
caed in Westh,ook, l-2 miies from Portland.
on he road from Dseri e. Bridge TO Ssecarappa.
pessantl situated, commanding a full view ef
Porlsnd AID the surrounding ccun,ry.
plan Of all The above property may be seen a,
my Office.
B. c. Atwood.
Portland Feb % tfaO
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THE MISSES MAYO,
LOST

0N the evening Of the g9lb of January, 1870. at
" my Dwelling House in Norway. one Noie of
Hand signed by Jacob French, for four hundssd
and f,rty SIX dollars and thirty cent. on dcms sd
dated Apfii 22d f8f9-Endorsed Dcceubes 9th,
1919. so 90, and on the 29th Of Jan. fosO en-.
dorsed three hundred and eighty four dollars and
twenty eight cents all as near as l caa recoleci.-
Tss is TO forbid apy purchasing or paying said
note a. shall csllfar the payment of il myself.
Feb. go. WILLIAM HOBpS.
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MARRIED,

In Cape Elizabeth by the Rev. y. Hooper,
Mr. Henry Jordan. to Miss Anna Mc. .kenney.
IL lLou,a-ion, n the Zotn met. by }. Aoams,
Esq. Mr.. William sleeper, 10 Mr. :.sateile he :
lock, eldest daughter OF iiuJiey Il.
In This toon. an sunday E,enipg last. NJ.
VILLAS BENarr, To Miss oLIyE ParrrRsoN
formerly ol Saro,
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The Ladies PORT foiio.-The paper under this
title, advertised on the last page OF to-day's Ga
zette, was commenced in January under very
nattering auspices. The numbers thus far may
be seen at the Portland Bookstore, where sub
scrptions are received.
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DIED.

In New-Gloucester, MIR. Joseph Parsons. On
the 2lst he was inferred with Masonic honors
In Gray, Mir. Hezekiah Fletcher, aged 80. e
In Hebron, Mr.. Robert Glover, aged 80.
H. this towu. hlr. Aeni shaw. ng.d "a --ei =
Pauiina wife of Mr. ssmnei Woo.nan. aged -.
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FOR SHE,
y situated GoLDsMIlR's STA d

A pea'an y situated COLDS NIL HIS STA ID
\ near sreeport torae.. PIE at s,r,,t. ol.a
quafter Of an asre of Land conta,.l"g a snn u
Honse oompie,ely 6nshfd inside, tos thss with
BARN and >HDP--tl Of wine, wi tf soii ou
vory reasonable iefms. For ia. thor ,rsi,usis ia-
qars OF 5Oiia We. O..
Freoport, Fsb. o..
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Revolutionary Pensioners, are cautioned a.
gaipst the trouble and expense they mty be at by
calling too soon. for their money. Public notice
will be given Immediately after the funds for the
purpose received.
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B. c. Atwood, Auct'r.
$ Despatch IS the life Of
Business


ALL property entrusted TO me for sale
is regi.teIed in book Cm.iLou the owsess uemc1
sell, aud the lowest prices named al once, he
ohjee' IS to Sill.
Personal and prompt attention paid to
all orders To make public or private saies. Gosh
literally advaneed-Oflce open fom Sua rise.
until csrdle light.
~ Drafts on Boston, Portland and
Crr.ni nank BILL, hoogh, ard old al iar rnte
Of Fxchsnge.
o. Policies of Insurance. viii lie
promptly and correctly filled up, a.ad the best na.u.s
in town obtaiued on then.
hare lie .foiiouing Registered and for Sale,
100 Bbls. Mess No. < Q. BEEF,
SO Tons Iron H'llow Ware, assorted
Bales Upland Cotton
Hhds. 81. Croix. ". /. & American Rum
Quarter and bali Guasie. Casks sweet and
d'y Malaga Wine
10 Cases India China
tS0 Crates Liverpool Ferihen Ware
90 Packages American Glass Bottles
20 Casks fresb Raisins
Bags !ndia white sugar
Chests and boxes souch, ng 1ea
Pipes real Cognoc and Narcotics i'h proof
Rrandy
600 Piece. Ga ambriek aud Csnhi,k Muslin.
2,400,0OO Cut Tacks and Rrsds
being On the account of a Manalac o that
hssfei'ed, and will be sold low 10 close the
concern.
25 m Rus.iap 0uills.
so Or. Boxe. Cigars.
The Portland gazette., 1820-02-29

MIR. LANMAs, a Senator from Connecticut,
has been burnt in eiIigy at Hartford, as an evil
dence of the detestation which his late vote in
favor OF Slavery has oocasioned.--N Y Gasette.
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ar INTERESTING WORK.

TUsT published and ready for delivery to sub
u scribers, a
THE DEBATES,
Resolutions and other Proceedings, Of the
Convention Of Delegates
assembled al Portland on the 1fth and continued
until the 99ih day of October, 1919, !or the pur-
pose Of forming Constitution for the
STATE.OF MAINE.
To WHICH Is pREFIxEp
THE CONSTITUTION.
Taken IN Convention
BIZ JEREMIAH PERLEY.
Counsellor at Laor.
TO WHICH IS ADDED
The proceedings of the second session of the Con-
ention. in January, 1920, and an APPENDIX
containing the doings of several Conventions on
he subject Of sepafa ion from f785 TO f795--the
whole comprising a volume Of 800 pages.
UrSutscribcrs are requested to call or send
"a he oilire of the PogTLssp GAZETTE and re.
ceioe the,~ B,eks.
~ A few cnnies Of the ahove work may
be had by non .sabscrihers as above.
The Portland gazette., 1820-02-29

Look o,a for Counie.feH Bils.--Three dollar
counterfeit bills on the Coos Bank are in circula-
uon, pretty well executed; also one dollar bills
o. the Phoenix Bank, Connecticut, are very inge-
nioos'y altered to fves. How much better il
would be for the public il all the Banks would
''aatne themselves to Perkins Steel Plate, filed
? with the small letters.
The Portland gazette., 1820-02-29

VOUR Drill Meetings commence THIS Eve
4 MING. goth inst. At half past 6 o'clock, At
the MILITARY HALL at the head Of Exchange
Street. Punctual attendance is requested.
Per Order Of the Captain,
JOSHUA WEEKS, Clerk.
Portland, Feb. %, 1890. 2w TX
IN. B. Formerly the Gazette Office.
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Number 2577 in the Kennebeck Bridge Lot,s
ry, now drawing, came up prize last Friday
900 dollars, and was sold in quarters by Messr.
Gilbert L. Dean.
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Portland, FEB. %. 1890.
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Court Mortih.-We understand the tria
Of Quarter Master CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT, be
tore Court Martial held in this town in DC
'ober last, upon charges preferred by Col
JOHN L. STcREn, lately noticed in this paper
mas resulted in bis acquittsl.
The Portland gazette., 1820-02-29

Is a Medicine "nfquoi'edby ory IN he svorld
for The cure Of Coughs. Colds, .as,hmas,
Consunaufious A.
The Portland gazette., 1820-02-29

And now indeed because the East raises her
voice to defend her. rights, they shout rebellion
and threaten dissolution of the Union; but the
East, thank God, are blessed with strong nerves
and stifIened muscles, they re rot alarmed oy
the distant howlngs Of the storm, and when the
danger comes, they will meet it, as it may come.
The Portland gazette., 1820-02-29

Prepared from the real .aratimn BAN, Of Gle.
ad, for deb,iitafed Constitutions. Consump-
tiue and .Nerous Copyidiais.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06

SATURDAY, JUNE 3.--Seversl petitions on u
subject OF elections, were read aud conmilN1
to the committee Of elections
Petition ofihe inhabitants Of that part Of u
State bordering on Passamaquosidy Bay
read and committed to the committee on u
subject Of the Fisheries.
r. C. Vose, Esq. had leave Of absence h
one week.
The committee appointed TO consider ~
expediency Of providing by law for bcldi@
an extra session OF the Circuit Court Of Co..
mon Pleas, TO be holden at Augusta, &c. r.
on the first Tuesday OF June inst. submitted
resolve, which was read and accepted.
The petitioners Of the Augusta Union s.
ciety, had leave to bring in bill.
The Committee on the returns Of membsn
made repor-by which il appears there's
an illegally in the return Of members ire
Newfeld and Parsons6eld-- those ire
Arundel and Hope, neglected 10 bring thu
Certificates.
At IL o'clock the two Houses met in cows
ton, and made choice Of AsnUR WARE, -
Secretary, and JOSEPH c. BoxD, 1sq. Treass's
Of State.
THE Treasurer pre- TEN. Judge PARars, h'
ing declined.
Adj. to 10 o'clock Monday.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
House Of Representatives..
WEDNESDAY, MAY ) |

WEDNESDAY, MAY 81.
John Low, ESQ., of Lyman, " as unanimous
ly requested 10 take the chair during the con
stitutional organization OF the House.
A quorum, consisting Of majority OF the
whole members, being present,
Ordered. that Messrs. Reding'oD, OF Nassal-
borough. CIspp. of p. and Ames Of b. be
committee TO wait on the President Of the Con-
yen,ion and inform him that the members of the
House of Representatives are now assembled
agreeably TO the Constitution, and ready TO be
qualified.
Accordingly the President, accompanied by
the Secretary and Treasurer Of the State
pro ten. and attended by the Sheriff Of Cum
berland, came in at l2 o'clock-in whose
presence The members took and subscribed
The oaths prescribed by The Constitution.
The House then proceeded TO the choice Of
Clerk. The whole number of votes was I26
Necessary 10 a choice 64-JAMEs L. CHILD,
Esq. OF Augusta, had %, and was chosen.
On proceeding TO the choice of a Speaker, it
appeared that the whole number of votes was
139-necessary to a choice 7l-flon BENJA
MIN AmEs, of Bath, had 1885, and was declared
unanimously ehosen-and after making his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W VIC il'u>c, siShhCu bio
acceptance. ard took the Chair.
Messrs Redipg'on, of V. Smith, OF w.
Sprague, OF Hslowel, Moody, o. Wells. and
Greenleaf, OF + were appointed committee
TO wal, on the President of the Convention,
and inform hun of the organization of the
Hou.e and thai they are now met and ready
10 receive any communication that he may
think proper 10 make.
Mr.. Moss DAVIS was appointed by The
Speaker Messeneer 10 Inc House, with liberty
10 appoint a Daokeeper and Page.
committee was appointed 10 prepare and
report Rules and Orders cor the government Of
HE House consisting Of M.ssrs Reed, ct Wal
doborough. Hobbs, &c Waterboro', Dunlap, OF
h and Holland. Of Jay.
Tomorrow II IL O'Clock was assigned for
th. choice Of Chaplain.
Petitions from = towns we've presented
PRAYING TO, 'll coalition OF the Circuit Courts
Of Common Pleas, which were reieued 10 a
selec committee Of three members.
TIE petition of Geo. X. Thompson. on the
suhjec OF the E-,tetmeui Law" was COM
,nilledio Messrs. Emery, Of r. Wheeler, OF
Candle. Smith, oil w. and Aiherton, of Pros
pect, WITH such as the Hon. Senate may join.
On milton Of Mr.. Red,ngtop, Ordered that
all comri,ees, except suah as the House shall
from tim To time determine 10 select by bal
lot, sballDe nominated by the Spe aher, uoless
zen nemers shall be in favor OF nomination
10y the ipuse in which case the nomination
shall be made by the House.
The petition OF John Dickinson and others,
members Of the first Congregational Society
in Mschhs, was read and committed te q
committee Of three.
The petition OF Benz. Smith, subject OF
Great BRIAN, praying for leave TO hold real
estate, was committed TO Messrs. Little. OF
Bucksport M'Cobb, Of Pbippsburg, and vii.
son, OF Bingham.
On motion OF Mr.. Redington, Ordered. that
all committees appointed by the House, con.
sIst Of three members, unless the House shall
otherwise determine.
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LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
coNrIyuEn FROM PRECEDING rAcr.
~ SENATE.

FRIDAY, JUNE TO the committee oil the
house on the subject OF a dni-fon ol Lincoln.
consisting of Messrs. Virgin, Bsloh and Lord,
the Senate added Hon. Messrs. Beu;elle and
Foycroft
The petitions of the inhabitants oi Lewis
ton--of ID. {. Burr aud ohess--inhabiisni OF
Bowdoin--and remonsirsnoes OF the inbsbi-
tants of Free port and Durham. all relating to
and committed To the committee who have
that subject under confederation.
The Hon. Messrs. Potter and Ulines APP
peared and took their seals.
The Rules aud Regulations OF the Senate
were ordered TO be printed.
The Senate ordered 100 copies oi The Gov
elnor's message 10 be printed.
The Rev. EtpAB KELLOGG was chosen
Chaplain of tue Senate. Adj.
SATURDAY, JUNE 3. The committee appoint
ed to contract with printer TO do the neces-
sary printing the ensuing year, made report,
which was accepted and sent TO the House for
concurrence.
Hon. Messrs Potter, Moody and Mcdonald
were appointed a committee to consider the sub
ject Of the bond required by the constitution to be
gwen Dy the treasurer OF the Stdle. anu piese'pe
the sum for which il shall be given, the place
where it shall be lodged for safe keeping, and
what measures shall be provided in case OF vacan-
cy in that Office by death or otherwise or in case
Of failure or actual absconding Of the Treasurer
from the State, and to report by bill or otherwise
committee was also appointed to consider
the expediency of requiring such officers as have
heretofore given bonds TO the Treasurer Of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,, now in Office,
and who may be continued in office, TO give
bonds as practicable to the Treasurer OF
the State, and to prescribe the mode in which
such bonds and others that shall be required to be
given to the Treasurer of the State hereafter APP
pointed to office, shall be approved, and to re-
port by bill or otherwise
Adjourned TO 10 o'clock on Monday.
MONDAY, JUNE 5.--Hon Erastus Foote, APP
pcared, was qualified and took his seat
The messenger was directed to furnish the
members with the newspapers printed IN this
town.
Hon. Messrs. Harris, Lane and Wood, signi-
fed their acceptance of the Office OF Councillors.
Other business was acted upon in the Senate,
but as il has been principally noticed in the pro-
ceedngs Of the House we do net deem it neces-
sary 10 repeat it here.
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MESSAGE
from the Governor

Gentlemen Of the Senate and ofMe
HS,st Of Representatives.,
The political eonDexIon, which had SO long
subsisted between Massachusetts and Maine
be ing dissolved, il is source Of much salts
faction to reflect, that the measures, adopted
for lis accomplishment, have effected the OBJ
jec, 10 the most friendly manner A great
and powerful Commonwealth voluntarily
yielding up her jurisdiction over large por-
ton of her citizens and territory, over whom
she held an undispued and rightful sovereign
~ these citizens peseeably and quietly form
ing themselves into new and Independent
Stale, framing and adopting with unexampled
harmony and unanimity Constitution, en-
bracing all the essential principles Of liberty
and good government; these are events,
which constitute memorable era i'm the his.
tory of our State-events for which you, no
doubt, as well as our felow-cilizens in gen.
eral, will acknowledge with gratitude that
divine goodness, which directs and controls
the concerns of men.
The Act of Massachusetts, asserting TO the
formation of the District of Maine into a sep
arate and independent State, also provides for
division of the public property. Although
a large majority OF the legislative body, which
passed that act, was constituted OF members
from Massachusetts, Proper, who thus had il in
their power to dictate the terms The princi-
Piles Of division as settled by them are SO
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06

MONDAY, JUNE s. Petiiisas Of the Selectnes
of Winthrop-Joseph Moody-Selcctmen Of Esw
Andover---Assessors Of Norridgwock---bsgr
Hatch and others-J. Dennison and others-D;
Hall and others-N. Noyes aud Others, were rev
and committed.
Augusta Union Society bill. read tst time "
committed.
Petitions Of Trustees. &c. Of Bowdoin Co"s'
ID. William and others-Selectmen o. b. A'e.. .'
--Inhabitants Of Cansan-W. Elder. &c.-se'scr,
men Of PaImyra-A. F,erson, &c -A~esofso
Cornville-J. Conner kc.-Assessors Of Nofnas
wock, read and committed.
Benz. Smith had leave TO withdraw his pes's''
Outstanding Committees hare been chosen ~ ~. =
Houses--bM unavoidably omitted for sFa"
room.
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Messrs. Irish, Of G.. Russell, Of N Y. and
Burr, Of Li,cbfeld, were appointed COM
miiiee 10 examine the returns of the members.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
FROM THE AMERICAN FARMER.
Mr.. Skinner,

FROM THE AMERICAN FARMER.
Mr.. Skinner,
SIR-Agreeably to what you, land
through you the public have been led
to expect in support of the theory have
advanced, the practical application of
which was to roast Coffee and Rye in
such a way, and by such process, that
the whole essential properties of Coffee
may be SO far transferred to an equal
quantity of Rye, that it is nearly if not
utterly impossible for the incest judges
to discern the shadow of difference.
shall here attempt to support the above
position, by explaining tiie nature of the
process; and thus make the secret plain,
will be the subject of the present COM
munication. And if l should be SO sue
cessful as to have contributed by any
means my feeble effort to facilitate the
very laudable exertions SO general
throughout all ranks of this vast COM
munity to retrench and economist, 1
shall consider myself in this alone amply
remunerated.
| The article Of Coffee is one of great
national consumption, and not the least
expensive in domestic economy; hence
great efforts have been made, and nu-
merous and multiplied experiments es-
saved, particularly of late) to find out a
cheap, wholesome, and pleasant substi.
! tute for Coffee; and hence the whole
vegetable kingdom has been explored,
and almost every herb Of domestic cul-
ture, together with every species ofgrain
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

FERNS Of observation-disclosures DOLLARS per
ahnum, parable in advGtce.
CT Subscribers who do not pay in advance
a the close of the year, and who do not give
notice OF wish to discontinue, will be subject
80 IN additional charge at the rate of Is per
cent. per annuu, for the time of delay.
advertisements not exceeding a square, ONE
DOLLAR for the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger ad-
vertisements in the same proportion de-
duction of 25 per cent from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash..
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07

Liberality in good barns and shelters.
is the source of health, strength, and COM
fort to animals; causes them 10 ~ 50
food, and secures from damage alsortso f crops.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE AMERICAN rARmEB,
SALT.

The reasons why thar made in fhe
Western Country, does nor ANSWER as
hreserOatiue O Beef and Pork.