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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-13
Esa.siass 9'ylg's;,tEyc Fills

Possess t'oo uery relaarhabfs properties =
One is, thep rnaao' possibly do injury or
harm; and the other IS, tdey are onrays
sare 10 DO good.
This may appear strange to some but when we
reflect that they cure disease upon .N.27URE'S
OU.T Plan, viz: purifying the blood of all cor
rupt hamors il will not appear wonderful that they
are perfectly innocent and at the same Time all pow
erfu in the cure of disease.
Morn THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in New
England have been cured OK in ermiltent, Remit
tent, nervous, nfumatory and purid leyefs; .1'ea-
slcs, ErysipeIas and Small Pox; n1amaiions of the
Brain, of the Throat of the Stomach, Of the Lungs
Of the Liver, of the Iaieslines the Kidneys, an
the bladder; Rheumatism, both acute and chronic,
splitting and vomiting of blood Darhoa, nyseuta-
y and holes; SJncope, hppoplexy, and Parely-
ais; Dyspepsia and IiyPochondrla,is; Tetanus, Ep
ilepsy. whooping Cough, 1Gihma and PaIpiaton
tho Heart; inciplent Consumption and A'aramus:-
fropsy Of the Head, the Chest the Abdomen and
the Limbs; Scorlula, Sourvey, and SyphiIlis from
chocee and Cancer, Gravel and ,}lrangpary, loss Of
Appetite, Costiveness sick head ache, flatueH
pains in the tomach pains in the Pack and Side,
and other complaints Of The Kidneys and Liver, UI-
and Sores of every descriptions Mysteries,
weak nerves and lowness Of Spirits, as well "a
Leucorrra, MenorrhGa, Suppression, and other del
icate female complaints, solely by the Of the
INDIAN PURGATlvE Pulls: AM direct reference
be given to persons Of the highest respectuhili
", who have been restored to health I'D useful
meas. by the above valuable medicine aad in many
instances after they had teen proaouace2by their
doctors INcuRABLE. Shall not these facts. COM
ing as they do from the people who have heen ben
Gifted, and prov by the living testimony of thous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid,
who perhaps may have suffered for years. with some
painful disease, that he too, by the use Of the H.
DIAN PURGATIvE Pills, may also be freed fiom
pain, and once more taste the S.oeeiS oj Htaih II
surely will and we trust the day is not far distant
when PuRGATIoN, the only sure and certain meth
cd Of curing disease, will be universally acknowl-
edged, and DISEASE EVHOLLYD RIVEN'
FROM THE LAND.
PRICE % CTS. PER COX WITH FULL
DIRECTIONS.
erJsAll communications or applications of Agen-
cies, must be addressed thus-''N. L. Office, n. A
College of Health, 1873 fremont Street Boston.
Mass"
1913 FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs the efficacy Of the INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS and list of the AGEN S for
tina sale of the same, see advertisement on the out
side of this per-
HENRY HYDE Agent for Bath.
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MOTH zee.

eH'ah12EL-
9D HIS is to forbid all persons from harboring or
~ trusting my wife, Elizabeth Brown, on my ac-
count. as shall pay debts Of her contracting af
ter this date, she having left my bed and board
without any reasonable or just for 50 doing.
WM BROWN.
Bath, June Sd, 1889. 3wl0s
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CAUTION.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

LINCOLN ss.-May q, 1889
ENAKEN on Execution and will be sold at pub
lie Auction, at the store of Josiah uerrow, in
Bowdoinham, on Saturday the twenty second day
Of June next at two o'clock in the afternoon, all
the right in equity that Mathew P. Spear has to
redeem The following described lot of land, with
the buildings thereon situated in BowdoinbaH-
bounded tlus. NorlhcrIy and Westerly by land OF
William Stinson-Soulhcrly by land Of Robert
spoar, and Easterly by the rood-being land and
buildings morg lged by said Spear to Philip Tarbox,
3AlO WILLIAM CARD. DeDR Sheriff.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-13

sPoEEN.
On Browns Bank off Cape Sable, sch Tusca-
villa, OF N York for NOr'eans, bound to Halifax.
May %, lat 3 lon n, sch Waldo, Carrie from
Frankfort for Natanzas.
May IS, off alt key Banks ship Constellation,
Houdlelte, I'm NY orh for Havana
june /, lat 40 f3 Ion GO brig CorneIia, Gray (or
ath) iln Bangor for hartiniqe.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-13

l9S FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs ofhe efficacy of the INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS and a list fthe AGEN S for
tha sale Of the same, see advertisement on the out
side of this paper.
HENRY HypE Agent for Bath.
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18th Of July.
CETE.HE.v'S' .FEEE2g,E.geGf.
THIS EVENING.

rSHIIE citizens of Bath, favorable 10 a fourth Of
x July celebration, are respectfully Invited to
meet nj PltRC Fps HALL, at half past O'Clock,
on Thursday evening, 10 take such measures into
consideration, IN relation thereto, as may be deem
ed npccssnrv Inne IL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-13
Pick al1 The Timber.

TENHE subscriber has lost several sticks of South
Pine Timber-maried r, with Black
Paint. Also, one stick of White Oak Timber. about
% feet long, and II inches square at one end re-
Gently sawed, Whoever will return the same to
my Ship Yard, shall be literally rewarded.
JOHNSON R1DEOUT
Bath. Juno 18th. 1899. 3Vli
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


FHNAKEN on Execution and will be sold at Pub
Il lie Venduc, al the Saw .ni of Samuel Moody
Esquire, Lisbon, on Monday The eighth day OF July
noAt, at one O'Clock P NJ all the right Isaiah "a ar
rem has to redeem one undivided third part of the
following described real Estate. situated in said Lis
Ion, in the County of Lincoln, viz one lot Of
Land al the Factory Village so called, in said Lis
bon with the Mills and buildings thereon standing
bounded by the road Leading to Top ham en- the
South westhy laad Of Shirley f Anrews the
South west--hy land in POSSESSION OF Mrs. Batch
elder the North east, ard by land of Nathaniel
Gerrish and Moses Woodard an the West and
North west, also, all said Wnrrnn's rsh: to re-
deem one undivided third part Of one other lot n(
land, situated in Lisbon aforesaid, and bounded on
the West and Southwest by land in possession OF
Samuel Gillpatrck, and Thomas Cotton, and Ma
than Smith South and East hy land of Ammi
Durham II the heirs of Richard Mounlford North
by the Moody Road, 50 called, containing about
eighty acres
JOSEPH DURGlN, Dep Sheriff.
Lisbon, june Sd, 1899 3wlG#
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R0OK-BlNDING..

FET II E Subscriber having taken the rooms over
Il II. Hyde's Book Store, is ready 10 execute
Book Binding in all it's branches. Old Books,
Newspapers, aud periodicals. bound nj short notice.
Orders may he left at he Book Store or Bindery
n. B.-Pateni Blank Books of all descriptions
made to order. WM. f. STANWOOD.
Bath, May 10th, 1929 III
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Fashionable Establishment

- u ssh u q 70 w 81, TAILOR.
q 3 ETURNS thanks TO the liberal inhabitants
Il D of Bath and vicinity for the patronage they
have thus far favored hin with, and would take
this opportunity to inform them that he continues
to execute all orders in his line of business, with
promptness and despatch.
!, He trusts that his extensive experierce in his
profession, and bis unremtting efforts please bis
patrons, combined with perfect knowledge Of his
trade, will enable him TO merit ard receive a con.
nuance of the public favor.
Persons wishing Garments made in the best
manner. and according 10 the latest fnshiors, will
please call Mt the Office directly Parsons
Smiths Store IN Rogers brick block.
n Cutting done AT short notice.
GPLatest Fashions duly rece ived sGs
Bath, May i6, 1880. ~
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Superintendent Of Schools. The City
Council OF Providence has established the
office of superintendent of all the Public
Schools of that CITY, He will be elected
annually, by ballot, by the school commit
tee, and will be subject to removal in case
OF inability or Encouragement. He will
be required to devote himself, exclusively,
to the duties of his station, and under the
advice and direction of the School Com
mittee; he will have the superintendence
of all the Public Schools, and of the
School Houses, estates, apparatus and fur
nitnrs. His salary has also been fixed by
the City Council at twelve hundred and
fifty dollars per annun.
This is thought to be a measure well
adapted to improve and give efficiency to
the system of public instruct ion.
They are doing great business in ST.
John in the navigation line. There were
Is foreign arrivals at that port for the week
ending June |, bringing 763 passengers,
aud freight There were also Go arrivals
coastwise, Even the females engage in
navigation there. A young lady went from
Lincoln county few years since, man
tau maker. She carried on her business
there, made money and opened store
She afterwards built two ships, loaded
them, and sent them on voyage to Great
Britain. The last that we heard of her
was that she had formed a partnership for
life. Bangor Why.
Mr.. Boyd's lands are to be sold at auc-
ton by the Government. We hope, how
ever that he will not suffer by the opera
ton. Miss paper.
Boyd stole nearly hundred thousand
dollars from the people, and his Loco Fo-
co friends hope that he will not suffer by
the sale of the lands, which he had pur-
chased with the stolen money. Their feel
ing for him is like that Of the old maid for
her lap-dog that had bitten hinge piece
out Of a gentlemans leg. Poor little
dear creaturer' exclaimed she" hope
it will not make him sick.
Louisville Journal.
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IIAEEoWGATa SPRINGS
=, y
THREE U..IS JOUKNEY FROM NE



THREE Days JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
7ESlIE proprietor Of This establishment has the plea-
4 sure of announcing to lis friends and the public
in gene a. t he will he in readiness by the fits ay Of
May ts receive visitors. lie will also state for the be-
GeG of those at distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others going Oh and in
rapid progress for complexion which will enable the
Subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
Heretofore and at the sas,o tnc much better.
Fa.niiie can lo accommodated ith good rooms, or
those who prefer have large cabins detached from
the DHu building.
1t is deemed unuecess. ry lie say anything in rortic.
lar of The character OF these waters, for j, is generay
believed that tiny not inferior 10 in the soua
EN- States. All the anusem-tH thstaie genel al =
found at Watering Places, will By .'un! ut iis. } I
best music that this part y'r tn country Affords
bceB engaged, and will be IN constant attendance at nc
Spriugs d,ring the whole season.
he subscribe, WILL avail himself of this Opportunity
in returning his uteigned thanks for the very liberal
support given hiAn last season and hopes 10y tue eSer
tioas that have been made in improving and extending
tic aceo,anodations, merit liberal patronage the
present seuson. JNo CRAM.
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DOLBEAR'S Science Of Pecmanahip received and
IL for snle ut their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chutres street, New Orleans, lS9 Broadway
New York, Duuphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners, and
schools, and is calculated for persons of all ages.
Ladies and gencmc" are invited call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at sich houses as may suit the
convenience of al and to classes formed i'll my part
of the city.
Ladies' who prefer j, can receive LESSONS at their rel
sidenccs.
Persons paying irse Of lessons are desired
o attend '.:''Is. ,isvell US they wish
'. SySR BROTHhR.
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THE FLORIDA LINE

b As From Mobile to Anguish, Gee.
& Leave; Mobile every day y, q; 's h",;
for lIals Landing, above Blakely thence four
post coaches to Pensacola-thenc" steam boats 10
Lagrange, where Il, e la nd route is resumed-hence
via hja,lanna and Brownsville, Fla. BaInbiidge,
P,ndeuown Hawkinsvil|e. Saundersviile & Louis
Vile to Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rail road cars 10 Charleston, and the s'enm
uacke,s to Now York, N,rinlk, Philadelphia, etc.
The STEAMBOATS, are the best Tor the service, and
the navigation presents more advantages than can
be found upon any steamboat route i'll the south.
ern region.
The area, improvements in the route have been
produce ed by the construction OF fifty miles OF new
road, by the proprelors, viz from LnGranee on
LAFAYETTE Bayou, an arm of SAINT" Rosa Bay, to
Bryanl's Ferry, on the Chatiahonchre river, zen
miles above the Word, or ID above Cednr Bluff,
whereby the nav gailnn OF the river, aud the con-
! s'Iuen, te,entions, and more recently the NEON
venent crossing ut the Cuwiord, nre entirely
avoided, and fine road from Mariana direct
to Bainbrdrc, instead OF the roundabout road Wis
Chnllahouchee, lrsseniny the distance about forty
| miles, and increasing the facilities more thar
once day
Alrc, c rrnnch line Of two horse stages ever,
| other day nom Hlw krsv,llr, via Perry 10 Macon
| Ga connecting with the Nnc ~ Savannah an'
! Dnrien, Geo.
| A mail steamboat lilies regularly hc'wrc
D,iub,idge and Apalachcola. Travellers wishing
to reach any poin, on Cha'nh'"chee or ApaIaehi'
| cola, can take steothhoa, a, Brownsville.
| Mobile TO Pensacola Land Ronie--During tn
time occupied by the repairs OF boats, the propre
tors of the Florida line will run line OF tou
horse post coaches every other day between Mo
| lille aud Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile nj 3 o'clock :, p n,
in the S mail boat, mud proceed to Halls Land
ing, where q Tour horse coach will 9 IN walhg I
convey them to the excellent house ot Mr.. Charlie
Hail, 4 mile distant, where they Will liza
plea IT nccon,m odatlons for the nighl-leavn
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort {
night travelling.
Office II, The Mansion House, Mobile, and G."
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where seas must be sect
red, STOCKTON 4 CO. nav
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aEAN MARIE FARlNA,s COLOGNE WATER

gEAN MARIE FhRlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
y cases mere of this Superior Cologne water, just
received and Tor sale by the dozen single BOTTLE
Also American and F:ench toilet powders, powder
rus aud boxes, shaving and toilet soaps, cosmetic al
balls milk of roses, cosmetic cold cream extr nc o
musk, kephal,a, Wards vegetable hair oil ponatum,
creme dc perss Florida, laycndar, and bay WATERS
pres,Is salts Alarseiiles perumrry in trunks seu-
rIotl, hair TOOTH nail and flesh brushes; together with
an additional supply Of fashionable horn and shell
combs and ewelry for sale low wholesale or tail
bv SIMMONS, liARTT SEQ,
ju!y6 ~ Charres street.
vslIiE URiifls-lO bales Ha,nliou indigo blue
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rE HA tG;;fBa
PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE
ISSssS!ihii


fESlE subscriber having purchased the lease pnd fur
j. niturc of tbs well known establishment, from Mr.
Taylor, he late proprietor will be ready to receive Vi
,crs by the LIST ct April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements Of The Mansion House. New and
more conuoIious bathing houses will be built, and
warm tbs will be provided uI all hours. A stable
will be at'nched to die hause, with good accommodate
tons .or horses aud carriages. Fist rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for lire moderate prices
and sail und boats, with persons to manage then
for the of vislters Billiards and Other ansenienls
usually found at Watering places, will also he furnished
hAd 50 Constructed As not 10 i;,rcre with the comfort
and quc: OF the ho"f!erS The wines and liquors viii
he OF the hest qualify, and 10 ull suppl o
c", cargo has rc&ly hrca ordered, which III arrive
about the 1T q. May.
Nj Frederick 5a, ."i Who formerly kept so popua,
hotel at Washington city, viii conlact Ibis ho el io
the irteiof, S", Mil! sue aih, confidently assumes
the vsi"fS Of last Year. a.lt his friends generally, thu
they will rr,'c every possible attention; und ,!le1b,
expects 10 si't &.'i>rIi St;!stat !!ni.
The local advantages OF iii house arc too We.
tno,>u To weed c..4i. ent,! description :,rc. Tie
Ia. tat Pensacola is he largest naval station OF the
Cow tuFul; Tie le!ul rendezvous OF the Gulf squad
rom iil siut',v Of its climate refreshed constantly du
ting the mon'lis by The coolest reezcs from
The EIii; tie !aAEtv Of the hny and The neig!lbouring
islnnS and liN",4; the abundance and tircacy of the
fish nh wuch the wn;era abound and lis poxinit,
10 The brSt Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
terence over all other places in these attitudes,
hcni;ily and delightful Su!lnlcrrstreat
.Ist ri;t '"u,s will ru between Pensacola and Mo
bile, and 4! Il times he al l. to Take e passengers
iruni DIS NV Srla..is boats.
n 3 ARNG!D.
Pensacola, Feb 18th, 1888,
u Gtn'lrmen wishing to engage rooms for their
n'nilieS can a' rtss the proprietor, nj Pensacola,
Nj Sewc 7 Taylor, Tie former proprietor AT New S'
leans.
References.
T Sanford, rs*, Mr Cullun, h Nc ,,in' Esq, 1t
Kib5y, in Alob !e; 5 T Taylor, = " hea' Esq III N''
Orleans.
S--A lr,,u, bag, to reeve c"n'irA', Ginns to-
persois n, the hove ho-' rs placed Mt Geo Whitman
,fiirn n :, i,i,urIr.S l. aciiange.
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piuu0 Enrfp JuSjrjiciIOn,

William Smith tenders his services to the ci'h
zcns of New Orleans as II teacher Of the plan"
forte. Mr. S having been employed several yeas
teacher of music in private families IN Is sion
and also several OF the female se'nlnarles IN its
vicinity, cannot bnl hope to merit their confidence.
lie is permitted to refer 10 Rev Dr. Cl'pp, Mtssrs
Ste,son l. Avery, Henderson e. Gaines.
Fur terms, &c please apply at the book store OF
Alexander Tower, 40 Cnmpst oct
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y \ tiLAS \, e Ar TIlt:N " A RE : lUi

CulN iL AoS " Il AK IllEN " AXE : Il RE
SO Charrcs street. New Orleans.
ENTM Sr.EG 2AN'r Co. importers of Frenc.
w aud En-. sh China and Farther ware. are
nov opening new oAd rich patterns of break tns',
'lning and ura services, ,oa, sets, pitchers, tea
and cuifee cups, ,eapo,s, sugars, creams, bowles,
llies, dishes, iureens, wash basins uI! cweIs,
foot baths, etc. etc.
Rel, Gu, and plain French and American glass.
ware-gohets, champalgnes, lrmnnadeS, jeliics,
clare's, wines, c"rdiaS, centre howles, docanters
iumhle7s, preserve Dishes cceres, pitchers, lamps,
lamp shade and s!lssea. candle sha los, salt eel
iers, etc.
Silver plated, Aronzad and bri'a ria wnres-cus.
tors, lqunr stands, cake buske's, cunhlss1icks,
branches, spoons ladies, coffee and sugars,
creams, lamps, japannrd trays, astral stands, and
ha 1glng lamps, linz cutlery, German silver spoons
and forks, together with great variety If articles
lot flmIy use. Merchants, planters, hat. IL, and
Steam boats, furnished with goods at the most rea :
sunable prices, and packed SO as 10 bs conveyed
with safety 10 any part The country.
$50. nputhecBrips' glassware. nov 2
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PTHIITF0Ty TUT = - =
oc, Q NJ 80 Camp st
NN7UOI ESAIE AND RETAlLCOMB AND VA
WV EIE,rY SrORE=a1 The SIGN of the g0dc

NK7HOLESAIE AND RETAN.C COMB AND VA
w KErY STORE-at the sign of the golden
comb, Mo Chartres The subscribers have re-
ceved, ina ton to ,herprcvons stock on hand, full
and compct assortment, of articles in their line viz:
combs, pcrtnncry Jcwcy, brushes, locking glasses,
uncy articles, NC. consisting in part us follows:
COMRS-toriose she'll, wrought and plain tucktwist,
qnillcd back lon round, dressing, side puff, curl and
neck, BRAZILIAN combs of every description amongst
which arc some Mexican paers Ivory combs OF every
description, horn, dressing ind packet together with
general assortment OF Frcnah aud American.
PERFUMERY-Colognc, Lavender, FlorIdo, honey
hay rose and flower waters of every size and d"s-
eruption camphorutrd Cologne, extract Of B.rgnino
fancy soaps ol all kinds shaving do IN cakes and pots
cream soup DC" Wards vegetable hair oil, bears and
tiqncdo. Prestons smelling salts, plain and pcrumcd
toilet powder, pearl POWDER pow rrpnis and boxes po-
nn,un in .ots and rolls, ors and CHLORINE tooth wash
and pnw'els, with general assortm"nto
JEWElIRN-somro of the lutcs' ind most ftshonn-
te SETS consisting Of white and red comedian, too" "
Jet cnrdups in iagrcc, breast pms OF grc" &c"
ty Of patterns, watch trimmings gilt and s'lvr ,"ck'rs
silver hnhlcs, silver and gold pc cils and guard CHAINS
BRUSIyES-Clo,l hair, dust lg, crumh ,hcnrt',iio"r,
hat, Acsh, tooth, rluc, comb, Nail, SHAY ng shoe and
IO)IiNt; UNSATISFACTORY stu,u and toilet
g.ss> ma nif, and Firnch dressing slu-'a,, home
do, iii variety ut other kinds not enumerated.
fancy AND VARIETY AIirlCLHS-Fmncl'
and American portable decks and dressing cases, some
very rich and finely finished ladies work bnxrs and drcs
sing with and without music musical boxes Ac.
cnnlinls various kinds, vu!i,s aud guitars, silver and
plated pencils and len wood pencils Tor carpenters n,c
os, mantle clocks gums and pistols with and "thou
cnse- percussion caps, PERCUSSION cap chargers nple
drivers shot belts, game bags paste ncnn-, toy
tea sets, Indian beuis of every kind bells und punC5
fine and common knives raz"rs md scissors ,nlnlco
needless pins, silver plated, steel and conn"i SHrt0
cles poe kct hooks and wallets OF various kinds visiting
cards and card c'.ses, playing e"s Of French, Hern"
and American manufacture, dolls. imitation tlu,,,
boxes, prints of various kinds, Saunders Pomcrrt
| Ennncrson's, Hmnl,s aud Hawkins Straps an
metallic homes, irks fancy hro, necklaces, do with T..
Drops toy Watches pearl buttons powder TASKS,
plain seed beads, gilt ,l, silver do, gum Ella 't!c suspc
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C,nu.iDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.

Oz - jewellers DESTROYS Of iatins the Florida route
IA Pensacola to HE North, informed that irsI
boats will constantly run from. Mobile II Pensacola
leaynr Mobile aud Pensacola every either day after the
LIST OF May Good stages will always he provided ny
the sbscLrr 60 be in readiness 10 take passengers
Mobile, in cu OF the fuGrc c: tho boats
n ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile Tor pensa
colin twice n week feb % Nv
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No. "a Nusson's Dallding, Canal s'.ee'.
TRACY,
New Orleans, Mnr L. 1855 Secretary.
- " W. ''''' " NJ Ii DLEF:yinLTX,
april I 2t Trlmpt"ulas +
RuSHTON & ASpiNALL'S
6fOMPOuND TONIC MIXrURE-A speedy
" and ct.t.u euro for the Fever and Aguc,
rcm;..cnt and intermittent tevers; prepared from
the original recipe Used with eminent and uni
vcrsal success N 1882, by persons OF the highest
responsibility ia ta~ci,y, Us stated in the annexed
tertiticytos -~-~,----.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been c,'"usivcly used in the above diseases with
SUCH dlStlnG lishcd success, that the proprcltt OF
tho recipe has been induced to offer it to the puH.
Tic IN It's present form in the hope that it may be
The means OF relieving many of those who arc
suffering nhder the scourgc of country. 1t is
Il medicine possessing great virtue, and when used
according to the directions has never failed Of
cflecting Il curc even in the most obstinate stage
OF the disorder. 1t is not at al! dlsasrceablc an.
persons of the wcakcs, stomach, and children may
organs, creates appetite, and seldom require
more than one, in obstinate eases, two bottle
to effect 4 cure. There is neither mercury no
arsenic in the medicine, any thing inluriou
to the human constitution. The proprctors ar
SO we'll convinced of its efficacy, tIIat they ugre
to refund the price OF every bottle which has bee,
takon in accurddnc, with the directions and ha
not effected perfect euro OF tho fever & ngue
| A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, n
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine ST orc
! corner of Bicnv1ilc and Char,rcs streets.
| For DlStric! Agencies apply TO
| ic5 T. w. SMITH, AZ Cont st.