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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

For Children Teething. Prepared ty Himself
"a HHHlS infallibe remedy has preserved hundreds
Il when thought past recovery, from convu-
sions. As soon the Syrup is rubbed on the
gums the child will This preparation is so
innocent so eicarions, and pleasant, that no
child will refuse TO let its gums be rubbed with it
When infants nj the aye of four months though
there is no appearance of teeth, one bottle of the
syrup should be used on the gums to open tie poros
Parents should never be without the syrup in the
nursery where there young children, for if a
child wakes in the night with pam in The gums, the
syrup immediately gives ease, by opening tie pores
and healing the gums; thereby preventing convul-
slons, Fevers &c.
A gentleman who has made trial of DIR w Evans
Soothing Syrup in his family, Gin case oi teeth
ing chlld) wishes 10 state that he found entire
ly eitec'ua in relieving pain in the gums, and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow
We cheeHuIly comply with his request. [Sun.
i5~Wc believe it is generally acknowledged by
those who have tried it that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another col
umn, is highly useful article for the purposes for
which it is intended Highly respectable persons,
at amy rate, who have made of it. DO not hesi-
tate 20 gro It's virtues the sanction Of their names.
Boston Traveller.
sCF Entered according to Act of Congress.
! The genuine is vcnded by Agents only.
AGENrs.-HENRy HYDE, Bath; J. Thwing, Hool
aotch. sL3~Sce advertisement on 1st page. ly20
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
DR.. B. I. CURRIER,
SURGEON DENTIST,

HALLOWEi.L, Me.
Dr. B. T, G. will be in town, the 4th of No
vemher, aud will be prepared to perform every
necessary operation connected with his profession
III tie mosl approved style.
His charges will be reasonable and work war
ranted. Those interested, are referred TO
D''' Anst,' Aiisn' and HaI'ows".
DIR. Bowin, Bloomfield
Drs. Cushman aud
Lincoln, o'u"s"'ch'
Prescott, % ' Bath
DIR. e. Ludwig, Thomaston
Drs. Megguier aud }u.-,
Holmes, "'"'"foP'
Dr. Potter, Waervie,
Drs. Neal and 2C..i.
WhIimore, ) "'u'''''
He will cure the 1ooTH ACHE, unless caused by
liberation without extracting.
Rooms at Elliot House, weeks only
Oct. l3. 1889. 3Otf
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24

the stomach and bowels of those Shiny humors
which not only rritate and excite the nervous sys-
tenn, but parayze and weaken the digestive organs.
In short they possess all the good properties that can
be claimed for any medicine; and what is very re-
markabe, it is utterly impossible to use them with
out benefit.
TE@OFFICE, and general Depot for the sale OF
the above PILLS in The New England States,
E9S FREMONT STREET.
near Court Street, Boston, where they can be had
at Wholesale or Retail.
fCJH AGENTS have been appointed for the sale
Of the Pills in most every town in New England.
sETeAll letters relative to the Pills must be ad-
dressed thus: IN. f. Office N. A. College of Health
SO fremont street. Boston, Mass''
Agents for the sale of the INDIAN PuReAr1vE
Pills. BATII-HENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County.
Wiscasset-Edmund Dana Topsham-Nahan-
iel Walker. Thomason-John NJ. Gates East
Thomason-John spolord. Wadoboro' Geo
w. Nichols. sept Ply.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
ID 7
ASAPH Il NICHOLS,
Secretary of State.

MURDER!l-In this town on Sunday
evening last, between six aud seven q clock
in the evening a man bv the name of Roper,
n fore gner killed his wife. The circum-
stances, as near as we can learn them, are
these.-fhey commenced their quarrel in
the morning, and some time about noon the
wife left aud did not return until between
five and six o'clock in the evening, when
their quarrel was renewed. While engag-
ed in preparing supper, the woman went To
the door Of another room where the hus-
band was sitting; and on her addressing
him, he assailed her with personal violence
aad scntile ensued, in the course of which
she was killed. SO instant was her death,
that man who was sitting in an adjoining
room, had not time to get ont in season to
witness a single struggle
On post mortem examination by the
physicians no injury could be discovered on
her person which would cause death. She
had fewer fresh bruises on her person than
her husband, though both bore pretty con-
elusive eveidence of the atlectionate nature
of their lives and domestic felicity. Both
were strongly marked by their ireqent love
pats" Both were Of grossly Incorporate
habits, though we understand Roper exon
Grated Rum from all blame in the case, in
as much as "three of them had drunk but
t,oo quarts during the entire day" He is
bound over to answer to the charge of muir
der at the next term of the Supreme Judi
clal Court, to be holden in Augusta, and
lodged in jail. 1t is supposed the woman
came to her deathb the breath being knock
ed out of her body by blow on the chest.
Halowel Cultivator.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24

sch Mary, Baker, New Bedford
sch Dorcas, Kelley, do
sch Planet, Robinson, Boston
sch Comet. Skolfeld do
sch Frances, Sears, Barnstable
10, brig Amaranth, Huff, New Haven
sch American, Chase, do
sch WIN Reed, Nichols, Mddetown
brig Helen, Pinkham, New Haven
sch 3oliyar, Irask, do
22, Up snip Roger Sherman, Cadiz
brig Augusta, Crabtree, Frenchman' s
Bay
sch Brunswick, Woodward. Boston
brig Caledonia, Manson, NYorl
SAILED.
Oct 20, barque Fairfield, Cuts, Philadelphia
brig Leon, Fulton, Cuba
brig Charles Thomas, Thomas, Havana
brig Massasoit, 1'rott, st Michaels
bargue Levant, Herrick. Galveston
sch Arab, Broadsireet, Mobile
sch Port Leon, inew) Merryman, Polt
Leon Florida
sch Boston, Fogg, Boston
sch Grard, Bodge, do
Fl, sch Caroline, Wait, Boston
CLEARED.
Oct 2l, ship Birmingham, Drummond, NOrleans
brig Rowland. (new) Adams, w Indies
brig Della, Lindsey, Galveston
22, big Ceylon, Merrill, Galveston
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
DIE D.,

In this town, on Friday last, Mr.. John l.. Young,
aged go years.
On Sunday last, Mr.. Daniel Mckinney, aged %
years.
In Georgetown, the 2Oth inst. Mrs. Rebecca
Nash, aged about 25.
AT sea Aug 5, on board ship Globe, Oliver, three
days from New Orleans, for Liverpool, Mr. limo
thy Higgins. (mato) of Lisbon Me Also, the
10th Of August, the Steward, mulatto-name and
residence unknown.
On board ship Caspian, Paten, on her passage
from New Orleans for Liverpool Mr.. James Fuller,
I'D mate) of Readfed Me-, and three passengers;
foreigners.
Drowned in Gardiner, 9th inst, while intoxicated,
Mr.. George Noble, formerly of Augusta.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
ARRIVALS. c1EARANcEs. Re

ARRIVALS, cLEARANCEs, &C.
At Maanzas 18th ult brig Cervantes, ,lsley Bath.
AT Barbadoss 10Th uIt brig Ether, Matthews, fin
Alexandria for Turks Island 8.
Ar at st John N B sth inst. sch Fair Lady, ane,
Bangor.
Sch Orbit, Brown, fin Bath for Charleston, was
spoken Sth inst
Ar at NOdeans 9Th, brig Zealand, Spaudng
Thomaston %. ADV ship Grard, Gross, for Liver
pool 9Th
fir at Wilmington l1th, brig Castor, Farnham,
Bermuda.
Ar at Richmond 18Th, brig Thomas & Edward
Gilchrist 'lhomaston
Ar at Charleston Sth, brig Pliades, Lowell, Of
Path, from NYork
Ar at Newbnryport 18th. sch Glide, Nutter,
Camden; Columbia, Fowler, Kennebec; Elizabeth
Warren, Belfast.
CT at Philadelphia 10th. brig Wave, skofeld
Boston.
Ar at Richmond llth, sch Potomac, Perry,
Thomaslon.
Al at Ni.aven 10th sch Cicero, Nickerson, D ZEN
MS.
Ar at Boston 10th, sch Abon Robinson, Dam
ariscotta. 17th, sch Free Trade, Small, Pangor;-
onsuI, Augusta; Alpine, Ilaowell. 18th, sch
Vassa!boro Wesiport; Roman, Augusta; Emma
Plummer, Bath.
Cleared 1T Nlork 18th, ships Platina, Duncan
and Ontario, Jameson NOrleans; Queen Victoria
thompson, do
Ar at Charleston 18th, schs Orbit, Brown, Bath
Ontario, Alden, 'lhonaston via do.
Sailed from Savannah l4ti, sch North Star, fo
Gath.
Ar at NOreans 9Th, ships Vile de Paris, Trott
ny York; Perdonnet Foote Boston.
ar at Roston st scls President Jackson, Bel
fast, Favore, Wiscasset. Ar 9th, sch Deli,
Fletcher, NJ Kinney, Bath. goth, sch Mary Ann
James, Brunswick; Margaret Williams, Philade
phia Ieared, schs Sydney Augusta; Washington
iial!owell Helen, Bath; Lodi, Waldoboro.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

VALUABLE IMPORTATION.
fEFs TIE LNDLa.N TEGE7.4BLE PILLS
Are certain cure for disease in its variety of
form, because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
aud bowels, induce proper discharge by the lungs,
skin and kidneys and stimulate the blood to purify
itself. IN other words they open all the natural
drains, and leave NATURE (r1IE GRAND PHYS
lcIAN) free to drive disease from the body. The
above outlets, or drains, are the common sewers of
the body, through which all morbid and corrupt hu-
mors Qhe of disease) are carried off; and so
long they are all kept open, and discharge freely
their allotted portions of fimpurity, the body will con-
tuue in health; but when from eating improper
food breathing impure air, sudden transitions from
heat to cold, exhaustion any other cause the
bowels become costve, the pores of the skin be-
come closed, or the kidneys fail to perform their
functions properly, the impurities which should be
drained from the body by these outlets, will be re-
tanned, and continue to accumulate until the body
becomes literally loaded with disease
If the channels Of our mighty rivers should be-
come blocked up, would not the accumulated wa
ters find new outlets, the country become inun-
dated? inst SO with the human body; if the natu-
rail drains become closed, the stagnant and corrupt
humors will find vent in the various forms of dis
ease, such fever, small pox, measles, rheuma-
tsm, gout, apopexy Sc, or death will end our suf
ferings. Therefore, when sickness at the stomach
pains in the back and side. quick pulse, burning
skin, or any other unpleasant symptoms, indicate
that or more of the natural drains are not dis
charging freely and that the constitution is about 10
commence a struggle for the restoration of heal:h,
time should be lost in administering few brisk
doses of the Indian Purgative GNp1AN VEGErA-
BILE PILLs) Py so doing, all the functions Of the
body will be restored to order, and the foul humors
(the cause of every inflammation or pain we sutier)
will be removed in so easy and natural manner,
that the body will be restored as if bv charm.
More than twelve thousand persons can be refer
red to who have been cured of complaints appar-
emily of the most dangerous character, solely by the
use of the LNDI.A.N VEGETABLE PILLS.
The above Pills may be taken at ALL times, and
under all circumstances, with perfect safely. They
suit ALL COMPLAINTS and all ages, and are
natural to the human constitution as food; conse-
quently they can NEVER INJURE even the most
delicate Like our food, they dgestible there
fore they enter into the circulation and impart en-
ergy to the blood, which enables it to flow with free
dom quite to the extremties, and consequently to
keep the pores of the skin open hey are true
and per ect purifiefs of the blood; because they
drain all corrupt humors from that giving fluid
They lmpart strength and vigor to the whole sys-
TEN, and their effects always benefciaI; because
they only remove those humors which are oppose1
to health They aid and improve digestion, and
sound sleep follows their use because they cleanse
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
M A ARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
Oct. l6, brig Austin, burlington, Providence
II, sch Olive Branch, Means, New Y ork
sch Statina, Curtis, Boston
sch Orient, Webb. do
sch Magnolia, Preble, do
sch Margaret Jane, PRAY, do
sch Complex, Curtis, do
sch Boston, Fogg, do
Below, ship Roger Sherman, Barker, fm Cadiz
~ days, Anh Salt to Clark s. SewaIl Left no
Am. vessels. Sailed in company with ship Martha
Washington, Stevens, and Choctaw, Crosby, for
nothing. 0fO''
10, brig Sophronia Dole, Landerlin, do
sen Leo, Rogers, Newport r
sch Signal, Baker, do
~ sch Lucy, Baker, Fall River
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
.g'sDY'ECE3---Sg0te OF .EEaine.

z lNCOLN ss,-October 3d. 1899 Taken on
~ Executions pursuant TO attachments on the
original wrlts, and TO be sold At public auction to
the highest bidder, at the Commercial House in
Bath in said County, kept by II e nry RootI,
on Tuesday the nineteenth dav of November next
at two O'Clock P. ~, all the right, title and inter-
est of Nathaniel Eames, Junior, in the real estate
of his father, Nathaniel Eames late of Lisbon in
said county. deceased, being The right of redeem-
ing the real estate on which two executions were
levied to wit, one in favor of Samuel Hewey Jun
against said Nathaniel Eames Junior and The other
in favor of Zadock Jones against said Nathaniel
EAmes Junior, on the seventh day of February A
ID. 1889 Said real estate situated in snid Lisbon,
and more particularly described IN the levy Of said
Hewey and Jones' executions thereon, as appears
on the Records Of the Registry Of Deeds for the
western district in said county Of Lincoln. Vol Is
4w23 JAMES WAKEFIELD. Dcnutv Sheriff.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN ss.-To William NJ. Reed and
Thomas M. Reed, Executors of the last
- VIII and Testament of Rebecca Parsons.
late Of Phipsburg in said County deceas-
ed; Grertine
NOO are hereby ordered to notify the heirs at
"a law and creditors of said deceased and all per-
sons Interested that your second account as Execn
tors on the Estate of said deceased will be offered
for allowance at Probate court at TVscassct on
Monday the second day of December 1889 at
III o'clock In the forenoon-when and where they
may be present if they see cause find also at said
court the widows claim for an allowance will be
considered.
Notice to be given by publishinga copy of this or
der in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath, thirty days
before said court of Probate
Given under my hand this ninth day of October
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty nine. NATlI'L GROTON,
3w29 Judge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
STATE OF MAINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
II PFOCL ~ M "a { . O ~
FOR DAY OF
Pubic Thanksgiving and Praise.
FOR A DAY oil

Our annual harvest has been gathered
in, in its abundance furnishing to the abors
of the husbandman rich reward and to
all, large share of the bounties Of kind
Providence. Health, peace and happiness
generally prevail throughout our borders.
We are in the full frutlon of the blessings
of civil and religious liberty, and of mild
and equal laws. We have our dwelling in
portion of the earth abonndlng in natural
resources and advantages, with soil which
amply repays the labor required for its cul-
tivatlon, and climate, which, even by its
rigor, promotes health of body, vigor Off
telect, and energy Of character. Industry,
intelligence, and a spirit of enterprise mark
the character of our population. Religion,
IN its institutions, principles and influences,
is respected Good order is observed, and
the interests Of education are fondly, cher
ished among US. How rational-how en-
inently becoming, while in the enjoyment
of these and numberless other blessings,
that, as people, we should unitedy lift up
our voices and our hearts in thanksg wing
and praise to our Father in Heaven, the
Author Of all good.
In view, therefore, Of our unnumbered
blessings, and in pursuance Of usage
established by our Pilgrim Fathers, by the
advice of the Council, do hereby appoint
THURSDAY, the f,Ueny eighth day Of
November next, to be observed as a day
of PxBLIc THANKsGIvING AND PRAIsE.-
And the people this State are requeted to
unite in the usual religious exercises, and
to spend the day in a manner best calcua-
ted to show forth their gratitude to God.
While enjoying the blessed influences of
the Gospel, may we not neglect to cultivate
its spirit and TO illustrate its principles in
our lives. In an especial manner are we
reminded at this time, of our oblig gations
to cherish and manifest spirit Of Chris
tain beneyolence. Let us render prompt
and cheerful compliance with these obllga-
tions, not only by remembering the poor,
and opening the hand of charity to supply
the wants Of the needy, but by cuI,Ivatlng
and exercising more kindly fceiiag to-
wards each other in all the various reiai ions
and intercourse of society. Let the asper-
tiles of feeling produced by collisions of
opinion, aud all uncharitableness, howev-
er generated yield to the sotiening influ-
ences of the season; and may unteigned
gratitude 10 God, and universal benevo.
lence, love and good will to man, be the
legitimate fruits OF our annual festival.
GIVEN at the Council Chamber, al
Augusta, this twenty sixth day of Sep
tember, in the year of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and tbirty-nine
and in the sixty fourth year Of the In
dependence of the United States.
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
ASAPH Il NICHOLS,
Secretary of State.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
DOCT. C. C.. WALDRON

1AM AY be found at his Office opposite the Eli
1FH OF House, or at his House. on High street,
one door north OF the North Meeting House
oct3 orr
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
M ARRIED.

In this town, by Rev. J. Il. Gilman, Mr.. Asa Joy
to Miss Mary Ann Dun.
On Monday evening, by Rev Silas Stearns, Mr..
John Brown 20 Miss Margaret Brown.
In Rowdonham, by Oringon Lunt Esq. Mr.. VIM
Smith to Miss Lucy Ann Jack.
In Topsham, Mr.. Caleb Curtis to Mrs. Susan
Mitchell
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-24
SAM'L FOOTE,

ENAS taken the shop, next door north of ]. II
Il u Mcclellan & Co.'S Store, where he will be hap
py wait upon his customers and the public gener-
ally, he intends 10 Manufacture and repair Boots
and Shoes 10 order, with nealness and dispatch.
Bath, Oct. 1G, ls30 4w99.
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SPECIFIC SOLUTlOH.

A LII who are suffering from URErHRh DISEASES
n such as GONOR KIiOEA, GLEETS, STRUCTURES
IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URETh-
RIA, PHOSPHATE GLAND, aud all DISEASES Of the "
RJNAKf PASSAGES, rAiNS IN THE LOlNS. CRAVE,
ulbleo. from General Weakness Local pe"ily, arc
assured that this vau bic medicine all time lures ahu
perfectly eruCaes above di,rnse much er than my
other, and n,uruly improves the Constitution ana genera
health and rcst"rrsto se par> that have beeh lnuf
can be aud a- positively cured many i"es
AM ihdshinnls after all other medicines have fA,Ied and
daily eding III" al those +'I iauseoss
ihe'cinrs-t opaiva Tuprnlinr. nlrh Ne" nrS. AZ .
In addition Ia III" testim'oiias r'r" "m INT
n't of the world, ncmL,nr the Easi and W 81 ~ ,Ahirr-
lea &c, and medical ~" The het landing IN the pre-
c>Hin All bearing cslin Ia It's i'll succes h"s
Hundred pounds reward In. been several offered "a'y
one h" produce my remedy equ"f =" loands Srcus
)" "ttoi Alter this further h. necessary
hui hd1ii few Of the icutes.
II have prescribed Yulnn spec fc Sou ion cvcra pn-
en,s "horny under urcthru hi charges and a~tonisl
men they were nj" cured much shorter than lid" ever
before Hilnessrd and their healt rsc r"f
ed. u. LEY, NJ. d,
"I.ecturer Midwifery. Bartholomew. liz. psal
Dr Clarke has prcscrhe. Yuiand fc Solution,
patient IburIg under UI-thrn Dr. sireee, and u~arin
bly, found they cured less than he hn pre-
.'usy observed, hen preparations Of t~puva and u
Of opinion is remedy unequal , und that he nun's
in future Ia pres cribc fp. his patients
I.oNDoN. E.ccMkrr 81. 1877.
DR. Green hereby crrtifcs i,la, Slrc,R, SU ptiuu
eicaci,u- rcued, and that u,rilnl D<s
than any prcl,s, VI Csu',u liz n-
scrbcd.
The above be Obtained only ut ~. ~ Custom "u,s
IN New Orleans.
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SARSAPARlLLA FILL OF HEALTH; or,
BLOOD PILL.

I'HS excellent family pill is medicine OF long tried en-
for rectiug all disorders .iomut and how
els the common symptoms OF which f.iuep
cy .a''s loss OF appetite, headache giness,
tunese alter meLls dizziness Of tho and
pans III the stomach and bowels indigestion producing lus
nu state OF the iivcr and consequent inactivity of the
els causing adisorgaIza,ion OF function Of The FRAME
VIII III tins mast excellent preparation by little peIscver
ance be cfectay removed Two thrrs doses will
vince the afflicted Of its sAu,ay effects The sumach will
seedy regain It's enrih healthy action the
els and kidneys will dy take acc and listcs
hess heat pam and JaundC- appearance strength
and renewed health will he the quick result akRw
dcne, ding 10 the directions accompanying each box
colds shortnrss BREATH and all INSTRUCTIONS tho
urinary passages; mud if taken after at
table, they quickly restore the system
repose
Persons Of full habit who subject to headache eidds-
ness drowsinoss and the arising
How o blood the head should he without than
many dangerous symptoms will be entirely
| immediate
For females these pills excellent removing
all distractions The distressing hcn sche very
Win the SEX depression of spirits duness Of sight
affections, blotChrs pmlrs and snow ski and
give healthy and Juvenile bloom to the comp xnu
To mothers they confidently recommended as Ne best
medicine that can be taken during pregnancy os hdren
\ III all ages they uHeQuacd.
A. pleasant, safe aIcr,ant they mite the om.,sn
daon Of mild operation with the ect
eauirr restraint Of die, confinement heir
BY regulating the dose according the ragih
PARENT they become suitable for tase her thai
can be reQued and for elderly people they will hu found
he tho most comfortable medicine hitherto pre- AIRED
Sold ~ No. M Custom house ct, New Urleuns M2-3m
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EAD-lM'0 pig Of eud landing from. steam tOa
L Ricnz', and for sale bv
n2' THAYER & Co, "a Popdras st

f1NHE American Flower Garden Directory, contain.
practical directions Tor the culture u plants
the flower ea,den, hot honse, enen house, r. uns or
pnronr windows tor every inonh in the year, it'll Ges
cripon Of the plants desirable in each the nsturs
Of the s" and the situation oeI. adapted 10 'e, grow tn
for ting hot houst, green house, II, laying out
h"wcr su!r also table Of soils ngenal to the
plants contained in The the whole adapted either
l.ee small gardens, with instructions Tor preparing
the soil rropa s,ing, planting, pIodurne, training and
rung the grape vine with descriptions If the best
for cuIt'vatins in the open just received and 10
sale by AlEN AR,
sple street
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flRLNAN PHOTOGRAPHIC + PRlIING OF
~ FlCE, IS Magazine street, opposite Bucks Ar.

Gu
W GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to his
friend and the citizens Of New Orleans, that l has al
lie. 9Th ought Litlugralhl par 18th copper plate
printing, aud from the Il" iities the art has over copper
plate engraving, he execute all orders entrusted to
him, at hulithe expense Of eng uvlng and nearly
cheap a. type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out in their
hand writing, can huve any qnnntlty at few hours
notice; they will be executed fox. them in beautiful
style, such has heretofore given general satisfaction
10 all The most respectable commission houses in this
city. gentlemen DESTROYS OF having Visiting Bust
ness Cards finished in the best manirr " ill GO well b.
calling II, he Office and specimens.
Feb !, 1889
Blank notes neatly executed, and circulars
r n Il n on, hDur', uutic;
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN n,sco
VERv

A CLERGYMAN, late Of the Cambridge rniyc,,itv b,v
IA ing discovered melhod Of curing himself of Ner~on.
or Mentd Compliant of years Duration and our
years haVihg ha a"vs HOO patients, all a, cnr
ed who followed his advice except offers from cnevo
ence rather than gain I" Others spirits mental do
bty and exhaustion. determn blood to Me heal ysP
hg" groundess ca' failure of memory apucy for Inns,
ness study, Ae, resessness wrrtchejncs. ma
co1 dc's'on n'anch"v, tloua hts of in
six weeks. "'"'' 10
Apply to No sc Custom house st. Nes Orleans