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HEALTH AND BEAUTY,

TOMACli rlI.l.>tn' mincn mor ritter 'l' tcniark
~ experience has proved tn t.-t i>'
attentive To k"rFng lhc stomach ami h""r> proper "ri'r
he h. disease, hm! generally Hrrn rUtG>
pills adnpcdbCus prepared VITA utrhhtr +" Iuwc
of ,amoui!c flowers, and the mo> "h'r" t'"na"'c
the Mu.r,. Mrdirh. They haze nit
pro, I'd to other mrdrinn n' eur" I'll
s,ona' add liver complaints, loss Z" appetite wr'S'In,
of tunrs aud nppItS>lri after meats t OF
breath and excellent >lrravr after r>"r>> st iir ia
bic they gently and ccai-c the ho"r'>, strengthen
the and hc fCHli', VII"
value good s"ml he without r, tt pun
iv hi" oh.'rnclinns. ana CIV" tue s'n b"ut'
clear, r ilthv and blooming arrIrmiCr, Persons of IL
pc, turir habit who subject Ir I'll ache sii,r. ti,-
h. rnwsEc> have tou great h"S "' h!Hud to
the sunld take r"sr frequently tir"i nrd
take them time, they Ito
Gtrdir", that confinement
restrict They should 70 kept every FAINT,
remedy u Sudden illness for ls their prompt Hini-
istra,IHn. cholera nru cramps frcrs and ohci
laruing complaints. he speedily cur' or ie'e"tc
Sud al Nc. OF Custom lunse New Orleans.
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Observation-Disclosures and ENGLISH.-
Mr. Jam. g, recently arrived IN his city, bess leave
TO inform the cisizens OF New Orleans that he will
omen n II academy on Monday, IA, January, at No.
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction of youth OF
both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. J ames and Mrs.
Me,,her, who speak both those languages with
srea, tluency and purity, and who viii 'aLe charge
Of the department OF the young ladies.
MIR. james will give bis wh"le a.'rnuon to the
various branches Of educa,,on, and fi.,srs himself
,atha will give entire Satisfaction to t,'se VIII o
max honor I.in with their coni i-nts ncv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

IpAINIS ,Oil.S, GLASS, EjL slit.S, &c.-S
1 landing from ship Constitution, and for sule-y'
10000 feet Of glass best quality, from aHlo '2"A2z
libr kegs q doz anned tins for s;GONOlb lithrass;
rs loz splendid $4,000 ground brushes, also ofOuOo and
OO0 do; cases green i'll POWDER superior article
DO do IN cans lurge Of sash tools Of every
size and quality sable pencils for artis flat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil read! pre-
pure:, ia hoxcs fitted p with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and rn,nitv white; 60 packs gold Leaf white
and yellow wax gum arabic; and large aud choice as
sortinent of paints dry colors oil, turpentne, vnsh
&C., for sale wholesale ud fc;ai at the lowest prices,
Nv MONDELLI,
SO (tumn
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida
J. Ssv', an, MIG Ssr "G;ay' NJ, Thurs ,c
$500 splendid steamer Champion, Tex.
cept in case o. storns,) to Pc sacca I; thence per
steamer lie Roy to La Grange. and thence four
horse post coaches vim Mariana, Blinbritgc, Pin
dcrton, BnrrIcn, Outlaws, AID Perry, to Macon,
Ga thence via Mcdsevc, and S parta, TO War
rcnton, thence per rail road cars to Augusta.
Tho Champion is in splendid order, Wit. new
copper boilers, cnprcrcd aud rpcr fastened.
Tho lc Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations arc as handsome any bo :.
The beau iiul Santa Rosa Sound and Clocta-
watchic Bay present the most interesting steam
vigation in the South--5cing at the same, me
perfectly land locked.
The Teams not slr;,ass' d on amy route IN the
country the drivers, to man, careful and attcn
tivn.
The bridges heretofore dangerous havn b CIT
! new y built, 70 that high waters do not inter ere.
Tho eating houses have been II ostly changed,
and arc now goo,! any 70 I'd in the Sonth.
| 1t is generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF the roads enable tho teams ut all sca-
sons to make great speed. Their smooIln IS Sc
cures the Traveller from tbs ordinary iulig,l. OF
stage travelling.
The Line is now IRVING its passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days ar, twelve
| hours, or to Ne Orleans i'll four days and twenty
| hours. Going to Augusta, the line is six days
md seven hours. The time actually employed in
travelling is the in the othrr direction tn,
the difference of time on the ,.ute, is caused by a
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, is
well repaid by the op ortunity It gives ofseei g
tho Navy Yard, tho old Spanish Forts, etc. The
traveller also sleeps at Macon, and again ut War,
tcnton. This arrangement will continue Ill! tho
travel turns northward, when tho line will hs tho
me from Mobile to Augusta, as it is n Nv in the
other direction.
This Advertisement contains 4 plain stat men,
Of facts, tho accuracy of which tn, proPrictors
guarantee to each passenger in the penalty OF his
stage farr.
Maps otthc Line may be seen at the Elk hange
Hotel, New orleans, and at the Mansion House
Mobile.
Faro through from Mobile to Augusta, S47 sc
The lire extends, by branch to Tallahassee.
at Chattahooclle, the line connects with the
steamboat carrying the mail to .Apa achicoa am
st. Joscph's
Office at the Mansion House. Noble.
ml7 o BOSTWfCK, Agent, Mobile
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JO.NE ~ lF.Nl CjI IOf DIV,
BY the Pacn,cc, No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & co.
Scale or PRUES-Doubh GINS.
For double Gin Of 80 SAWS more on each
cylinder, making 100 sawsin the stand,
with FEEDER, bands, &C. a. Sc PERI SAW, or $3.50 oo
Fur honbl: Gin OF GU saws IN &C., Under,
or 40 SAWS in tn" stand, feeders, &e
81 per saw, 72D w
For do. of 40 saws on do. or saws ina
stand, a, Sc q per saw, 5Oo NV
For do. OF ~ saws on do. ~ saws in a
stand, et So. SO per saw, Or 20" WI
SINGLE GINS.
For single gin OF so SAWS or more, with
one Sc, OF feeders, banAs, SC. a, Sc per
saw, ~ $50 90
For do Of GO saws. will, feeders, Sc q, Sc
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders &c. Sc
Is per saw, 500 w
For do. of .'saws, with feeders, &c. 81
so ucr saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, far feeders, supplied
10 cents eap; the number oflecth being abou, equal
o the number of SAWS One set of feeders, it is con
sidere' however, will wear on, two or three sets q"
sows. Extra SAWS supplied at SO cents each.
The Gins ordered, will! BE- delivered TO the agents o!
planters any of the port towns Of the cotton plan
tin. States, the above prccs the agents paying the
ii.y lit on the same from New York, and becoming
ST. ,sblc for the amour, of the Gin. Gin wright
will be with the Gins to T"t them up where de-
sired; the charges for whose services will be extra lat
moderate.
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired
Oh reasonable terms, hn, will be charged extra Horse
power, OF any description, be furnished Oh like
terms. Small sra" engines can ais" be ordered it de-
sired.
!, is desirable: when planters give orders for Gins,
thv should accompany them Nth their views in regard
to the arl.,ny,ni, ct SAWS breasts, brushes, &c. 1t
is IL uh they differ opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger diameter tina, others. The most com'non sz,
is . or ~ iuchcs;r wish them ~ inches. Some
w, or & rows, brushes on an axle, while others d"
net ih,, a, most, Some wisl saws with
or y teeth TO the ncl while others want ~ or II.
W uc', discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
the time of giving orders, furnish statement OF their
Wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in ever,
particular. Where it is left discretion, shall
make them ON the mos, modern and approved plan.
An order be executed, from the time it is received,
in the space ofrigt ne weeks and the Gin in thai,
,irnc placed in the hands of the factor. To be in tune
tor the CROP all orders ought to be in the hands OF
the manufacturers by the first middle Of May; exScp,
plantations where they are late in commencing to
pick gin cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right, tor any one Of the ce,ton
" 2ng S,aes will he sold on reasonable terms
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do do do Bliullt he do
Drny. cart and wagon do
Saddle bags, double ands nglr; vA'lces 'nrulcai
saddle bag> Btuss Is carpet bags; hest non frame
lea her tullo trunks, ha.! nalled; leather Boot tip
do, or'eu SIZES and various 81 yc>; "IS CTS aud
pistol belts; coach, gig, sutkrv, iwlg nnf Planters
crop whips: wool, woIs'rd, c"it'n anu leather
glrhs and sursin4les; slrup lea hers: un"k
straps and wutsteI rem web; cham aud hook
hnIn.s: blind brides and lines: 5 orch COLA y,
and h,rsc and mule collars, .oi lnaIltl g; M"
rocco, buck bear. shrcp ami hntial" skins; plnicG
brass and steel brhr BITS ut ev ry description,
plated. brass aud Steel spurs "i every descriptions;
pIa,ch, uruss and steel s.lrrups ot every d,scnp-
ton
T"qet,Icr viii, complete assortment at '"r}
l,Icl. IN ihrir iIue ul unsuccessful OF "nith they
offer tor sale on accommodating 'tTnIs.
They wIll also con niue TO r. rrIrr through taC
vtar, ~ pack trs from New fnrk irrsr s.pp'l' /"
keep lnclf stock ampI" and complete.
kOUE-, DANlDaDN j. ca.
-, lot
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40 l,I.rL NIlHA
U w
uNR JOHNSON, Office | 10 Bienrl|l' stree, can
- fines his practice to lhn Treatment OF |cnrren

TAR, JOHNSON, Once ! W BehNh'' Str','' van
fines his practice Ilr trcnmcnt OF Ncncrea
disease IN all its different f 'rs7s.
Dr. Johnsou from II residence OF many years N Hos
ci,als in Europe devoted 10 the tcntn"n Ut 'enerra
Diseases, md from his pres mt extensive rrac'ce IN
that particular ranch Of the proeSsion, guarantees
safe, speedy aud efectna cure to such persons as are
uoubled with any Of the following diseases, VIZ:
l;morrhoca, elects, Sircutes, Chhncrrs, buh"s,
Seminal Weakness, Al'.t ,ons of the Bladder Kidneys
l.nns ure,hra PROSTATE Gland, Swctd J es'icles,
Eruptions on tho Skim Sore Throat, PANS Ill the
JOINTS; ,.,,, = u
his disease.
use of Mercury interruption iro business, or nllcra
tiou in the node of living
4 medicine t, prevent Vencrenl Disease can he Oh
a,incL Of Dr. Johnson. 1t is from tho recipe OF the
I.aron Larry, celebrated french Sufseo'' ana WIS
u.ed by him during the several canpai!ns /" which lie
served as Surgeon General in the French Army
Sold nv Dr. Johusou, at his office. Those persons
ba,;nr nuy affection Of Ven0eal Disease, and 'bont
taking sea voyages. removing t" the country, would
10 wall by giving Dr. johnson call, as proper meli-
;n.s for their cure in the shortest time can be put up
with written direc tons fo' their use.
Office omen from in the morning until 10 o'cock at
light.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

IASS-lo0- hozes in store for sale by
" fe6 SHALL. Il BROWN a6 Magazine st
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: ARrNNT;IY'J DYSPprIC i.IXia.

nr hnru.,hy, til. gre ,tast Of '.n,'' sltsaons WI
ou;niou that nne-lenths Of the diseases that alec
used by hin, with the most 'dcn'"d success N
,,s nr;ya,e and public practice for upwards OF forty
wears, for the rcu,sval OF he following Diseases
lass ~; Appetite Fatulelsy, Dt'ntihn OF the 'tom-
., pn;r il, lin, sie ienviness Of the Head and inc
nation l., Sleep trrcgularity OF the Bowels and III all
cases VIII IRE indigestion costivc hah', Is tonn' 10
exist. ,, A., ,o,
rf uuack nostrums before the public it is the
se invention OF the ables ana most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced, and the secret OF preparing IT
was purchased by the agent for ve,v large sum. II Is
ec,er,ple and pleasant 10 the Ia <te acts ns mild ner
lent always keeps the bowels free imlarts visor nnd
s,,tugt to the syse'' and cheeruness to the 'h''"
md few hpt,les removes the most confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion and prevents return at any
'"'"'~ NV YORK; l7th August, 1885,
IS Madison, street
s,k:-tu consequence ii leading sedcntary life,
have been troubled, more less, with Indigestion 70,
TEN years. tor the last three my sllerngs have
Iaen iusupportable. | have uicd several phySciahs
aud III, nier Of q'iack medicines without deriving any
hrM.6t. | despaired of ever obtaining any permanent
,cef and resigned myself tho 'st hopeless despair
.,vsuentc Elixir. | have now finished the fourth bot
.Ic and know how To express N.Y. aLra'ion OF IT.
.,nrer( virtues and the miracle it h,s performed in
,o,ns M. to that health which |: ght lost for
.nsr Send INC half dozen bottles {. und excep
NV thanks "r the blessings you nave erred" re-
s,or;ns MT to perfect health.
REMAIN yours
JCOB MONROE.
The a-sn, has in his possession scve hundred ties
,sonnIs similar the above, of the extraordinary yr
me, Of this medicine. Sold by appointment at Or
inhusons. I4n Benvn street. nov. D
STEEL PENs-Felt's Nos. ,Il,;2;a$ pens
DanieI Webster pen, Fel1's large barrel pen
t."nsress large do Perrys ia, spring do
Jo small do do slit do
Winlel's ladies' do do double Pa'en,
do nperal Double patent 40
r:;,i,,'s burrel do do National do
AID t;,lI,r's Commercial, for sale at
"' DAVID FELT Il Co, 81 Charities st,
c, NJ Sa;ioners Hal
IVOMPAssEs, THERMDMErERs, MlcRoS
Vim. Mexican, c"r,-r Of Camp and Common streets
General a.so,tmen, OF Surveyors Comra,seS
Ma,hen,atica INSTRUMENTS, Drawing Pens. :,
Sp,ing Dividends, spring B'v Pens, Ivory Prf
tractors, 49,
l.ovv Scales tinnter's Scales, Glass l'riang!aa,
Parallel Rulers. Microscopes vhermome''rs,
Camera Obscuras, Survey Chains,
Neusm Tapes, &c.
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HEI AGNERS LIQUID ODENTl A-H's |
w been long used. both here and IN the mouth |

HE7 AGNERS LIQUID ODENTl A.-I's
wv hcGn long used. both here and IN the mouth
with uniform SiIrress. tor cleansing and whitening
lI.- leath and preventing the i"ulach" preserving
the gums, purifying tn br, at !, and revng most
disc, srs hlch The mouth ls liable in either the
adult or infant -Due tea spoonful, nike! IN a vine
glasstul OF pure wa'tr aud 81 Applied I" tIe 'tel
in usual manle. with hf.sh, Will cctuh!lv pre-
vent scurvy, and ward oil that txclnlia!iny pam,
the tonih ache.
Prepared only hv +. i. Wnngrr, SURGEON Dem
,st to Jefferson College, and sold wh"'"sn'" ana
retail by CARLETON a. ''". 81 Iaial -.
Il, sole agents for Wanurr's tdcn'irn
GtADDLERI W ARE-i he suhscrinrr-, mnnn-
- lecturers and wnuIesafe dcn-rs in .dl'er>
goods, nnA receiving by late arrivals from tue
.,rtn N udI,fl tltIr former stock. al tX'en-
which are the tnuwlug, viz:
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UGAR 4 MOI.ASSr;S-l5O hhds Sugar,
10000 gals Moasses-m plantation nhnve The
/ ar s,tle by ADAMS Il WtilTALL,
ci-.w 81 Gruvier st
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Amer. and Eng. brides aud b1ld7r 'No0htlhgs,
do do nartingnlrs,
Plated brass, and jnpanned coach harness,
do do dn gg ami sn1keo d"
ia, RI, de, tuuu, he d.,
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JOHN WINTERS IlOi.UE2WElL, NJ. D.

z II
The above me dcine is for sale Wholesale and retail
sts New Orj,rs nGG
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PA TENT CO1'7U.F GIN,
Dy the P,cncc, No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE co.
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TO THE LADIES.
A TKINSON'S DEPIILATORY, for removing sn
N pe..uous hair from the face, neck and arms, with
equal safety and certainty, leaving the akin finer aud
whittier than before application. fresl, supply
lust received at GUiONS,
No Exchange Intel, curne ST Charles und Con.nc'
stre MI h
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zURtlS Il Co, No. 80 Charities st ee., are re.
ceiving daily from their house in Philadelphia,
elegant and com plete assortment Of substantial
and fashionable clothing. They invite the a,,en-
ton Of the pablo, as they are warranted in snying
that strangers and citizens cannot furnish them.
selves mote advantageousIy in any city in the
Union.
N. B. a few I,zrn elegant ivory handle UNI
brelIas, from 81 to 36 inches. Also, large lot
whItrEpine packing boxes, various sizes, very low
FNO TIE LADlES-Atknsnn'sD rphlutury, for re-
l. moving superlnous hair from til" face, neck and
aims, with equal salty and certainty, leaving the skin
finer and winter Il, IN before the application. A fresh
supply just received at the BAZAAR
AL BUSH & ALLEN,
!, Exchange Hotel, cor st Charles & Common st
LNI.EtiANT BR william Bel, lG Char
liz st., has this day received small assortment
large rnaIed and mosaic brenslpins, up in the
style.
TNANCY MATClIES-Wih beautiful paintings,
J. landing from ship Alexander from Bremen for
sale by A TRlER,
fcbl2 81 Magnzrr
GAS DhrAitfMENI,
Gas LigM Banking Comply ,.I'nuary 81, 1889.
VTNIlE Strk Of Coke hring much reduced this Cum
pany will furnish Pshurg Coal, in small quar-
ties TO their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office Bank Alley.
jail T. " WEl.LES, Src'y
-
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EDlNE APPLE CiiEE.SE "nd. Goshen Butter il,
i slor' and for sale by READ n 3\RSfOW,
mar 81 7 Bank pinre
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- PERM CANDLES-!0e l,nxcs just received aud
- Tor saic bv SAMUEL. L BLANCHARD,
mar 10 30 (iravirr
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! KbOWDER-Inv"i1es vi Ina Powder, Just received
! l. aud for sale by SHALL X BROWN,
| mar ~ 0i Mag n2inc ST
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

For Children Teething. Preparrdty Himself
a. when thought past recovery. from c"nvul-
sous. As $ on as the Syrup il IA bed on the
gums the child will rrr"vpr This preparation IL So
inn cent. cffrnrous. AID so pleasant, that II"
child will refuse 10 lei lis gums he ru bel with 1t -
When infnis are ri thra!e Of four months. tIinugl,
there is 10 appearance uf teeth, bottle Of tie
syrup should b, used on the gums IN oprni eTprrs.
Parents should n,v'r he via ou' the s,rnp III he
nrfsrry where there are Young g idrrn f'r II u
child "akes in the night with pam IL lhr gums, the
syrup iInInrGiar!r gives ease, b, "prnng II pores
aud healing The gums; thercb! preventing convul-
sions, Fevers &c.
gentleman who has made tria' of DIR " Evans
Sohhng Syrup in his family (in ease ci n teeth
ing rhIlD wishes MS state thai he lunnd l. rnlic-
y eiclnai in relieving pain in the gums, and pre-
venting th" consequence which son,ctimes follow
We che fully mpIN with his request. [S,n.
sEg@ We bnIirvc it is gene ally arknowlrdge Nv
those who have tried it that the SoolhIng Syrup fpr
Children Cutting Teeth advertised in another col.
uunn. is highly useful article for the purposes for
which il is intended. Highly respectable persons
at any rate, who have made use of ii. do not hesi
tate % give its virtues the sanction Of Their names
Boston Traveller
tC31 Eni rcd according to Act of Congress.
Inc genuine is ven led bv Agents only.
AeENTs-HEERY HYDE. Faith; J Thwng, Want
aoich. iL-3@ see advertisement On LIST page. ly20
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
BRITISH INVASION.

We stated in our las, issue, that Reg
imant OF BRUSH troops had been stationed
mt Temisco outa lake, on the "disputed ter
tory" in papable violation and contempt
ofthnir Agreement not Ito seek to take
military possession of that territory" We
have since learnt that they are extending
their mlIhary operations down the MAZDA,
waska river, and are now actually employ-
ed in constructing Barracks on the North
and SOUTH side Of the ST John's r,rer,
at The conA4ence IF the Madowosko. This
not only breaks the Agreement made by
Sir John Hartcv and Gen. Scott, but is A \
INVASION OF MAINE-BY A BRIT
lsH MlkITARY FORCE, cni is equic-
a'ent to declarations Of 'ray, and should be
SO considered by the State and by the ma
ton. What will the people and govern
ment Of Maine, and the people and govern
ment of the nation say TO this new m1njfes-
,ation Of good intentions add friendly fee
ilngs of the Bri,ish? What VIII now be
thought of the rjdi object ofthe late sur
vey4 Was sitrot.a' 'Nihfnrg survey'
Bangor Democrat.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
TRUFANT,s COMPOUND.

EMM. b. TRuFANT, would inform the in-
(nwing 10 his being r'urh Of the time absenD his
medicine for cure Of SALT RHEUM &c. niay be had
of Capt. Henry Hyde at the BATH BOOK
STORE.
PaicE-One dollar with full directions.
w. b. T. Would just OBSERVE that the increased
demand for the above article, from abroad we'll
at home, warrants him TO believe it to be as rec.
commended, when faithfully applied, as the follow
ing will sh,w:-
THIS Medicine is the most safe and effectnai
remedy ever vet discovered. The subscriber has
been Agent for the sale Of the above medicine for
few months, and during that time, has seen persons
very slight touch the hand to the covering Of
the whole body. compI,tely cured by tho ah"ve
medicine and would recommend it with the utmost
confidence, To all affected in any degree with tho
above complaint And resort has been had TO this
in cases of obstinate humors of years standing With
entire success SAMUEL ADAMS.
EaIloweIi. February 90, 1889.
The subscriber having been Agent for the sale Of
the above named medicine for several months. and
having known Of several cures performed by using
it safely recommend it to those afflicted witt,
Salt Rheum. Augusta, J. E. LADD.
From Gentleman in Hartford. Ct1
Ma. 1RuFANr. Dear Sir: Hearing of an extra-
ordinary cure of Salt Rheum in this vicinity by the
Use Of your COMPOUND; | wish you TO forward mo
bv way If Boston, fur packages to be set from
Boston II ,riford by Mail Oct 1859.
B,th NV % IS3o " IS.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
nj 4 R RIFD.

In this town Thursday evening last, by Rev.
J. T.. Gilman, Mr. James W. Frye TO Miss Lucre-
tia Ninslow.
In sca -set, on Thursday evening last by the
Rev. Mr. Mather. Nr. Laurance Jordan, of Saco
TO Miss Mary, daughter of Warren Rice, Esq. Of
Niscasset.
In iremen, Nr. Sands F. Woodbury. to Miss
Betsey Smith. Mr.. Joseph Conway to Miss Julia
A. 'redder
In Union, on Thanksgiving eve, by Rev. II
True, Mr.. ZungIins Collins, to Mis- Julia Daniels.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12

The news from Europe by the Liverpool
has had favourable effect in New York.
The Express of Friday says: eve have
rarely seen brighter day in the Money
Market-some descriptions of stock have
gone up per cent. U. S. Bank particu-
larly, has risen very much. The sale in
London Of 800 shares at about so, Ex-
change added, when things were the black
est there, has given great confidence to
holders here. The impression seems to be
that things have touched the bottom, and
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-12-12
TO SUBSCRiB Frs.

ALL persons indebted MUSr pay Immediately y
as must pay our debts
Those who have promised to bring US potatoes
and other provisions, must bring them now, we
shall not need them after we starve to DEATH
Those who have promised WOOD. are advis-
ed TO bring it before we freeze, as we shall not re-
ceve it afterwards.
IT. Will these hints suffice?