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IL Mc FricnGs IF Home Manufactures.


Il" me lrie"ds Of Home .Ms"y"ct"res.
q VIE snosc!'HGf taxes 'hIS method oil informing The
"a puhIic' o''A IN town ard country; that he h;
commenced The Manufacture Of all kinds Of EDGE
TOOLS, such as broad and c%ih"rr'ng axes; A!lIrts
T iosis that "a are 1s1 used d' by ;! sa;Sr t'',s,y 'i "I% ~ sr s's"' and "' f" ne:
ch4naes IN gSmcIal. he upper county merchants tie
rDI are rpsnrc,fni, u n r Gr , 10, " n;ys 'mo ,n rsI H. f :" @ ,h"v
purchase articles oT Northern nanu.ac,r,e. All work
done Ey the subscriber shall be warranted for six or
twelve months, and should SAID work fail. the money
shall be returned. MOSES +. IhSELTUN,
Above the Virginia Banks, and next door to Ar. De-
Moons Brass Foundry, corner uf T. and OH streets.
December | G0-c,
yry NAL. arm ,ycirryTS ,yp rXpruiT,ny
yHyIE Mail S,um. from BrI;j.ih. via Lawrrncryj!lc.
Boyd,op. Raujolu, Macon CoNcro. Ga rkSyif. 10
ni,I,or v,i,I Ir,vn T.. i,i.lJ cyo,r o,hsTr ,l,y ~ I p II
,rI n,rivc =, Ch,,ksyilI, nox, fov bv - noou DAYS
mr. vsavinr perrrsh~rr in DrcsmI".! January, February
o,l March.
nrcnmlrr IL lG. l. % - u q. .. -.
'Is"'n' ) ~ - - y, -, ~ ~
'a''nI!, - - - - "'''' ''' ~ ""'"'
-',N. :, :, 80. J.. "a ,, :, . q,
,snrn"' : = :, :; !; "a !" u. .n y, - ~ y. ~ ~
'% Th" i inc ram ;, vV,r-rrn,n \ T. r. Oony,Ils "a -
! nc 4"ne o" "4''r"''n' ~ 49, !? NV" e."
ISo '"u"s'" y +" 49,, "' Wv. , r.? Dr. p w. ",n "YT
N"iis"rt' ~. g. u.'." ~ ""s " ~ . " i, c"., :
naV'n9 MS !'' ~, W. - " ~ "' a,L -" ~ p - Wv G.o -
JannaF!, l,'I. ~ ~ II'' !" WIZ '' .''' u" ~.
ftoHooIou2. !" oo," "''e ''"e ''|"' "''. !, '''''""
ana mere '?'ma iUi connection VIA 'e 3""'" "Is"tn
Lane "' rsSk, N'''ofT " "a wnrir pn5sthst's VIZ "M't
WIN n" Ge''nuTn. LAYS = rI' ." miS u. W. '"''
me- J." nscr"'Trt' 1 - ~ "; ~. c"' .- ~ ~" ~ '-'N'
I.n,.-r > 4 : ~ 10 n,I,i l. ~ % .. % %. 20.
r,L.r,r q ~ r. II Il 10 81. %. y. -.
March. 80, Z, ~, To- Id, ~, 49,, 81. $50 u
rI,-L..;I,, w., % rGr-lJ1 (ntyuf,ur.
r-.t
! "a D ELLFlELD fEMALE oSloOL"-i u
q p scrib,r hayinu enuured Miss AMANDA DiCK TO
teach a Female School in her family. the ensuing year,
proposes 10 take from IU 10 IL young ldules Us p'afuelS'
In ,h;s srhool will be taught photography, Defining,
- WI. cr,mu.r CoouranLy Arithmetic.
neaui,g' "'''''S' Ill.,, u;.L,,v IA
'u'"' NV" ::o. p.w;,r I,in.irr and the
oi|' hooS"' imp nj . - hn,rd and En,,i;sh mi.
French language. Inc Pl'Sc " o'"'" Wv" .rIn
ton, Tor The scholastic year OF 'en '""''' - go 10
SI,nuld n sufficient number of pupils be engaged 10 lhs'Iy
a., n,u.;r will bp iaugbl bv one Of the best per-
~ @"f""n I'm Lo Zach, IN y vrrv comfortable
house n, the cdge Of the mansion. house yard. ana VIII
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Defendant
Dec u

a MELIA ACADEMY.-This institution will be
"a continued the ensuing year at the Wigwam, the
residence of the late Gov. Giles. which the subscriber has
leased for a term of years. The course Of instruction will
embrace the English. Latin and Greek Languages and
Literature, q full course of Ancient aud Modern History,
Ancient and Modern Geogra ply. Il full course OF Practt-
cal and Theoretic Mathematics, Natural and Mental rhi'
Iosophv, and Political Economy. The French, Spanish
and Italian Languages will be taught by an English gen
tleInan, for four years n resident in France and Italy,
and who brings satisfactory testimonials OF his 9naIllca'
tions, The next session will commence 2Oth OF Janua-
nv, and terminate 10Th Of June.
: tItrms per session Of flee m0nhs--Doafd, 500; Iul-
ton, S2l; one Modern Language. $40; two or more, 10.
The above charges payable in all cases in advance, and
no deduction made for late entrance, or absence from
any cause but sickness. Pupils by the Richmond stage,
had bes, stop at Owens Tavern, Qour miles above SCOTS
vile, and The same distance from the WlgwamO where
\ conveyance can always be procured for themselves
and baggage.
Direct lpost paid) EIkhiIl, Amelia:
WIN. Ii. HARRISON.
n fp - ,rtu
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n. 3. The instruments that have been called for, in
November 10

NoTICE.-A pe,ition will be presented 10 the neHt LEGISLATURE
= = Of Virginia, to authorize the Stockholders or tie President ard
Managers OF the Dismal Swamp Land Company, /" change nc t.e
and place OF the Annual Meeting nj saii CONTRARY.
Dec % t-"""
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Es0E'E's
lottery v;sG Exchange ".'S'e;
prf.IINtrN Mn ,,
RICHMOND. EtRLiSi

A brilliant commcucemrnt for i-3S-In January. NJ!
less than five prizes Of $4,000 to be sent out. i'G.
dispe nsing her fsvours Tor another Term, he l!aVlns (@.
Quoted her affairs so perfectly satisfactory curing us a. a..
rjng The las, II months has been enormous. Those "I'
have no, been served with capitals will be by 'ot"a.,
inr their orders 10 d.. NJ. iIoyt; and in so do'ng' me &C.,
nucopia will be forwarded gratis, containing az "
inrs-lloyt has another 10 announce.
Nos, y. %, G3. a capital of Sl2jU0 sold b. that imrn''
D,awine of Grand Consolidated c. drawn Dec. 'O"'
"a 40 3 lG 81 IL - A 81 40 !"
Another prize sold by lloyt, Nos. j. IT. "l-7'"N
a lady in the country.
Virginia state Lottery, ,,c
For tLe benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Sie'"1"'
Issoci";i"n-
Glass No. !, for lcJS. .,.ry
To be drawn at Alexandria. Va, on Saturday ''
6, 1888.
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POETRY.
BEAUTY's EMPiRE.
Hwvra L .SAtih>

BEAUTY's EMPiRE.
What ava;ls tl,irr 'r"n hToM,.
S,ruu- one o.. the battlefield:
That hast :nct :. stronger 1ow,
Render up thy lance sni shield,
Ii.:d at !a>l-whv ~yicisir.l ncvcr,
Beauty re,su' "n earth for ever.
What uvails thy purple pride,
Monarch Oh thy golden ,hfouc!
Cas-, thy naughty looks aside,
Jewellcd slave, thy sovereign own
Knrcl-,hy whole Allegiance give her,
Boaut. reisns OH Garth for ever!
What avaiis thy lore serene,
Sasc-5y midnight taper sought
Ilark! %,l,cre's laughter in thine car,
And thy buastcd strength is nouSht:
Mucking all thy liir's cndeaSour,
Eeauty r-igns on earth for ever!
All. her raish, too well [ know,
cau.bt-madc iast-by sweet surPiisc'
Spare me, lips Of rosy glow.
Spare me, meltin. sunbsiSlt Dyes:
Ouly Death my chains can sever,
Beauty rule, the earth ios ever!
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DEAUTY'S LAMENT


Q to lavc lived in those brave d'ys,
When subject heroes owned our charms,
And wonan's smile, and wouan's praise,
Filled the round world with deeds oil arms.
For men, mclhinks, arc turned to stone;
Come, maids, the ancient Time depiore:-
Your lovers kneel to gold alone,
And Beauty rules the world no more:
Bright ancient time! when Jutcqus knight,
Astender as his heart was ~hrhfe,.
Would climb the mountains crumbllns height,
Or breas, tho torrents boiling wave,
If he but hoard his lady sigh,
For flowers on ~fartIcst peak or shore:
To-day she mus. her garland buy
For Beauty rules the world no more:
I'll lay my gems on some cold shrine,
IN cease to braid my yellow hair,
The robe md rosary shall he mine;
The sunless cell-thc midnight prayer
An lot my arhour flowers run wild,
And moss creep DER the marble door,
Where erst the jewellers sang aud smiled,
For Beauty rules the world no more!
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y g. R. HILL IL co, GrnSrai .Igcnts and Ct
Il /. icetOrs, hichmond, Firginm, attend 10 renting out
HOUSES, hiring Negroes. selling and purchasing Stocks,
and the collection Of claims in Richmond and lis vicinity,
Petersburg and Frcderickshurg.-Lew! liil attends "a
rolling County Courts.
LEWIS HILL,
RICHARD HILL, Jr,
RICHARD G.. TUNSTALL.
-Rrfucnefs -aicss!s. Cotton & Clarke, Ed'tors nt
Wh,r and ENQUIRER, Richmoud; John Hart, EsQ Ere
dericksburs; ii. Z. Gaines, Petersburg; Archibald Hart,
Baltimore; Dickson, White X Co: Philadelphia.
uTNEGRO HIRING.
The subscribers offer their services 10 their friends and
the pIhIic generally, in this branch OF their business
AS the lal of January is near at hand, ihey would re-
mind those persons who may wish 10 employ them, that
their own advantage, in obtaining good situations and
good prices. suggests the ~pFoprle'y OF sending III their
negroes as early as possible. o. They promise every
attention in their power, in cases OF sickness;
Dec - G3-Gt H. Il r. IlLL& CO..
gH APPAMANNOCK ACADEMY This lnstitu.
ne ton will be opened again, or the 18th Of JANUARY
next, under the superintendent Ct It's present rtnclpal'
lensive, embracing the Latin, Greek and French Lam
euaGes; History, Mathematics, the Theory and Practice
Of Surveying, the Elements of Chemistry, and Natural
Philosophy together with those branches wh'ch consul
lutte q good English Education. In the ~Gischarg" ct The
laborious duties Of his station, the Principal Will De AID.
ed by his present Assistant, Mr.. BrCESEE, and also By
alr. Vas DpEES, i graduate Of Princeton College, and
highly recommended by the Faculty ot Thai Institution.
Tic discipline Of the school, though strict, will BE- pa
rental and alrctionatr, and every exerti"n used 10 pro.
note the moral end intellectual culture Of those commit.
ted TO its care. The superior advantages OF this insti.
tuition, as u suitable place for the instruction Of youth,
are well known to the public. The whole expense, in.
Guiding board, tuition, washing: &c, with the exception
Of bed, bedding, towels and candles. will b. $l20; for
bed and bedding. if furnished. the charge will be So.
~ Letters addressed TO the Principal, at the Kappa.
hammock Academy, will receive prompt attention.
RICHARD BiiCkEEt, Jr,
JOHN Taylor Jr,
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR,
Dec % Tfj-2awiwl TRUSTEES.
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INI ECHANlCS WANTED.--A Tailor, Eootnaker,
lYa n JGincr. &c, are much wanted at Il nsw, beau
tiful and healthy situation, called Lilwalion, in the upper
in a very healthy neighborhood, near the liappahannock
River, and in sight of the counties of Middlesex, Essex,
Richmond and Northumberland. This stand has all the
naiura! advantages. ahounds in wood, water, fish and
oysters: is convenient to navigation for steamboat and
all other vessels. There are good and comfortable shops
calculated for each nj the above branches of business,
with dwellings, gardens, lots, &c.
Possession can be had at any moment. Industrious
and sober men will be expected. Letters to the sub
scriber. p. F., directed to Nuttsville, Lancaster County,
Va, will meet with prompt attention.
Nov 81 T57-wI0w-1 WM. Il. MITCHELL.
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Decelnber u

Eth MFORD ACADEMY.-Thc exercises Of this
HA Institution will be continued by the subscriber tie
ensuing session, commencing on the 18th OF January
and ending on the 18th Of December, with n vacation OF
onc month in the summer. The course Of instruction
will comprise the Greek, Latin. French and Spanish
Languages; Natural Philosophy, Mathematics. including
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Plane and Spherical,
Trironometry and Surveying, together with all the
branches Of the English Language usually taught in
preparatory schools. -
The boarding department will be under the manage
meul of Mr.. Samuel Robinson.-As The school Will he
.homId make application as early as possible.
Ttrns-B Board. including every thing, for the Echolas-
tic year Of 10 months, SiOo
Tuition, e"
One.half payable on The Isl Of April and the ether on
tLe I,t of October.-lf the pupil furnish his own bed
and candles. a deduction Of $40 will be made.
Nov 10 I5l-wew1 HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
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Dec -!

TROCERiES, &c -We haze on hand, just rrcciV-
SU cd by the schooner Richmond, from new f"Tk, a
fresh supply Of Groceries, which with the stock before
on hand. makes our stock full and complete Of all articles
in that, line, and we respectfully rciueS; the citizens OF
Richmond and the public generally y, 10 call ard examine
for themselves, as we are determined 10 sell as low as
can he purchased in this city.
We will also continue our old business OF hIflng cut
Negroes. for the ensuing year, and attending TO them
thr0urii the year; and having now for hire, about ID ser.
wants. we request those in want 10 call on us on or before
the LIST January. Our charge for hiring out, collecting,
and attending 10 the negroes through tie year IS . per
cent. when hired by the year, and = per cent wler
hired by the month. iliLL' ~ DnDNEi,
Dec. - [GG-5'l I'd dOorj r0m HE Od Harriet
WN CIIANCERY-Vin"IsiA-ht RnIes held in the
Il Clerks office Of the County Court Of Louisa county,
al Inc Courthouse, on the 4tA day Of December, lc37:
William Stout. Plaintiff:
against
William Lovd, Deiencanl:
The defendant, not having entered his appearance and
given security, according To- law and The rules VI MS
Court. and it appearing from satisfactory evidence that
he is no, All i~nliahitant Of this Statc-On motion OF the
olain,iff bv his counsel, it is ordered that the said defend
ant DO appear before the Justices Of o;7 County Court
Of Louisa, al the Courthouse, on the first day Of March
Court next, and answer the bill Of the plaintlt-and that
4 copy of This order be forthwith inserted in some news
pauer published in the city OF Richmond Tor two months
ucccssiveIy and posted at the front door OF the court
house Of this county on SOME Court day.
A ~Copy-Testr,
JOHN uUNTER, c. L. c.
Dec - G3-wew
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VIRGINIA State LOTTERY.

IVhnIo TirkrIs $40, halves D HA'E''" =,
Cs,,;fca,. Of a nackage sI.0-shares in proportion
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the p'cAasgr 0YT
iit the = Vir 81 Lottery Office, directly ,n "p %sfs ' cap pit,
octhe Eagle. who has and IS no" Sc se'i lmSun world.
Prizes than any other veneer ~ !. , r"nfIenua!.
y n & o' S5Ss' for n T T' ss,si from ak 9s:t Of ss :3s or op pSis
r msii. With the same prompt @ 22,sn Isq ,s imns,
ca.ion, and the result given ,i5G h 10
o,rlv after the drawing; '' D. NJ. NOTT.
Dec 10 10
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-IIIrC Wanted, Tor Inc eNsu!Hg =
WSO TEACHhiso 6nilY distant from Richmond ~
$ ; ;4 :; {, 5 i; Ell: :: s.: !: 4; /; 5: /: ; ;; I: ;: :: ; ; : :::' s; @; $ !: e.: !:
The Ens',,I' I posiiicaIars, apply to James b'sAs'' S''"S'
1, aud OH Streets. 49, 56-wl:
l. anu Nov. y. 1881. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

Extract ofa letter from a gentleman nj Little Rock 10 his
friend in Louisville, Kentucky, dutcd Dec. 10, 1887.
duy or two since. Our Speaker [of the House of Repre-.
sentalivesl in consequence of supposed insult offered by
a member, came down from his seat armed with a Bowie
knile, and was met by his antagonist, Najnr J. J. An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

-Rrfrcnehs -Mcss!s. Cotton 81 Clarke, Editors I"
WING and Enquirer, Richinond; John Hart, EsQ Ere
dericksburg; ii. Z Gaines, Petersburg; Archibald Hart
Baltimore: Dickson, White X Co. Philadelphia.
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SpOTsYtVANI".V TF' n 'N"'
Mis-. Amanda Dick lived three years IN my tamil! ~ i"'I"',,'
md 1 take pleasure in stating, TINT, as far a. am rar"O'r :" l""-.
| believe her well qualified to teach "hat shc iio:cHs,'' ~
very oIcasau,. agreeable, aud much beloved hy aI the inua!!i. ~.
'es '1'""' JACOB y. liEliNIoH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

RICHHOSD, D' - ,
We hereby certify that Miss Amanda Dick wns for so1' '"-'""
time n u,,niI and has since been an assistant Teacher ~ ~ '"n
Seminary IN this city, and that she l., III our opI"i"t' w. fI ,Tn.
to rive instruction. in the branches Sic Processes 10 rIr'' '".,
such is our confidence in her caimbni,y, both - 'r'I" Wv ro I,
~" II.m "nna , oa,,v. =, ch;iI,cr. II. KEELING,
We "oc'':s '"''us' o' "'"'' j. C.. KEELING.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
Vegetable Syrup
For FEMALES, en- enciente.

The most safe and effcctual remedy for lessenine
the pains and sufferings attendant on parturient
women that has ever been discovered
When taken by Ladies two or three weeks be-
fore confinement, il relieves the mother ofat least
one half tho pain and suffering usually experienced
on those occasions.
The most delicate female, may use it without the
least fear ofinjury to herselfor offspring.
This medicine has been prepared by the proprie-
tor for three or four years ;-lt has been used by
many LADIES', and in no instance has it been known
to fail Of affording the relief for which is recon.
mended lie now offers it under "A full conviction
of its utility and is willing 10 submit 10 the pub
lie to be approve ed or rejected upon It's own merits.
Directions for using it, &c, are briefly stated in
small pamphlet that accompanies each bottle; in
which are certificates from Physicians, who have
prescribed it, and other Gentlemen whose Wives
have used it.
Carefully prepared by S. PAGE, Druggist,
laowell, Me.
To whom orders NAV be addressed.
1t is also for sale by J, E. Laid, Druggist, .Augus.
ia; A. Carter. Druggist, Portland; S. w. Bates;
Norrdgewock; Doct. J. A. berry, Saco; Geo. w.
Holden, Druggist, Bangor; and N. Weld, Bath.
Bath. 4ng. 30fh. %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
SHIP CHAN cry.

a GENERAL Assortment constantly on Ehand
"a and for sale BY ZINA HYDE g. Co, Front
street, Bath; including CORDAGE, Mani LA and
Tarred, from the manufactures of Plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth Duck and Irvine of most descriptions
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted.
CHAIN CABLES, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranted for two years; also, English Chains Boh$
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
9th, Castings of all descriptions.
Jyndlsss Necks and Capstdn spindies.,
ZINC SHEATHLNG Nails, new and appro-
pirate article E4GN
N4V.4L STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes. from three to ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered TO the purchaser at bis place of bust.
ness, direct from the mandatory free of expense
to him. and at tho manufaetor's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1888, 1y7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
william 3. I'RUF.ANT.

WOULD inform the public, that his valnatle
medicine for the cure of the SALT RHEUM and 9TH
ev humors is for sale OF the following places viz;
Waldoboro, G. w. & F. w. Nichols; Alma,
WIN. Carney; Noblcborn, Richard Jennings; War
rem, John Wakefield; Thomaston, lido K. Kim
bali; Camden, Samuel P .lngraham; Lincolnvie,
ard Smart; Frankfort Mills, J. Merrill, Frankfort
J. q. Chirk; North Frankfort, Simeon sabin; Ban
cor. Charles Thaxter; Hampton, Ezekiel Hopkins
Troy. Il. B. Harrington & yining E. Blake; Unity
Elijah Winslow; Albion ). G. Wilkins; Vassei'
boro, Thomas Frye; China, Freeman Shaw &Co
Belfast, John Dorr; Lewiston. James Cliawdbonrn
DnrLam. Miller & Jourdan; Danville, James Gof
Jr. Lisbon p. NJ. Garceon; Fretport, Gore y
HooIbrook; and by his agents generally throughout
the State. o,o
Bath Oct. 10, 1888 u29
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Boston Weekly Times.

A BOUT six months have elapsed since the
IA publication Of this sheet commenseu; and
thow it was then considered experiment, the re-
suit of which owing to the great competition in the
newspaper press, was very doibtf,', yet so great
has been the voluntary accession of names to the
subscription list, that its continuance is now no lun-
ger matter of doubt and uncertainty. The pub
Usher has taken no pains heretofore TO force the
claims of this paper before the people of New Eng
land. Indeed. IT is rs yet hardly known, away
from its immediate vicinity, that such paper exists
But believing he does, that it is publication des
tined, with proper excrtion, to become popular
througout the country, he is induced to take this
mode ofcaIling public attention to it.
The Boston Weekly Times is miscellaneous
paper, made mp of the reading matter pabshed in
the Boston Times daily for the entire week, and
thus embracing quantity of original articles and
selections, well adapted, it is believed, to the taste
of the great mass of readers. The Daily Times
having nearly TREBLE the circulation 70 any daily
paper ever published in New England, it is bat fair
to suppose that the weekly sheet will meet with a
corresponding encouragement
The Boston Weekly Times contains eight large
quarto pages TO each number. in fine type-thus en-
bracing quaint of reading matter seldom 10 be
found IN newspaper sheet. comprehensive
price curran, and occasional notices Of tho markets
news of the results of all the general and local
elections togather with full compendium Of the
news of the dav-police and other reports-popual
tales, poetry. &c. &c-from the outline of the plan
upon which this this paper is conducted and nc
partisan politics will be permitted to interfere with
its usefulness, and its general adoption to the whole
public.
The price is TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance,
Postmasters and others who will act as agents, and
who actually collect and send the MONEY in ad.
vancr, can retain ONE FIFTH rs their commission.
u Country papers throughout New England.
which will give this two three Insertions, shall
receive the daily paper Tor one year in exchange.
~ l.
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te last this valuable Bm has been in extensive use IN
most principal in the Northern States and BY the per
tested its efficacy the Proprietor has made
furnish the druggist Of this place that al may asa
remedy disease seated that no
medicine will remove It's obstinate coughs truly won
dru following ndyiduas voluntarily give their names
as among proved its efficacy From the know
ledge the materials aad the favorable effect upon our 2an
yauate recommended. Calvin Ellis, M
D. Albert Williams NJ D. members of the Massachusetts Medical
Socety direction what astonishing
cures effected for Webster Boston, Horace Gall srso,
Me- Haskins Boston, Esh Horton firm Of Baker Hog
ton Boston, Woodbury. clerk Of Josiah Steadnan Miss L.
Howard Thousands of others could be named where 1t best
Known counerei each direction VIII De
signed by PROPRIETOR NJ Gardnsr PropneGIs residence
Also observe bottle in the glass, the name Mrs. m
n Gardner,s Indian Basam Of Livervort
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HEWES g. KiTRIGEs,

Original Linimemt or l'ia'" ErfrGet.
MS Superior preparation for the cure Of Rheu-
u mat;sm, sprains Gout, Swelled and s''hlonts,
con,raction of the cords, c.-&c. See certificates
ON directions Also number OF references can
be given by the proprietor of ls asst onshng efcacy
none genuine unless signed by the proprle'ol'
For Sale in Bath by J. Wilkinson; IN Gardner
nv Cl aries TarbeIl: in Hallowell by F. Scainmon;
in augusta by J. E Ladd in Bangor by G w.
Holden, and Whi,,er Il Guild; and by most OF the
wi ,olesale Druggists in Boston, .,
Nov. l, lS3S IyI'o'