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Another Fire in SAN Francisco.

Steamer Alabama, Foster, from Chagres
arrived at New Orleans Nov.I, with 2 DAYS
later from California, bringing dates TO Tie
17Ih ul. The health OF the isIhnus was
good. Excitement relative to the attempted
revolution in New Grenada had pretty well
died away. Rain continued to fall, though
it had had but lirIle effect on the roads
which were in such order as TO enable all 10
pass over with but slight difficulty.
The accounts from California are not of a
very encouraging nature. San Francisco
has teeu visited by another destructive fire.
which consumed over one hundred building rs
causing uIuIl, distress among the occupants.
Preparations were to he made at once, how
ever, for removing the rubbish, and erecting
more substantial buildings.
The financial crisis still excited much talk
but 1t was thought the worst was over
Fro..I the mines there is little new 10 add TO
that brough, by the Pacific; the accounts are
somewhat contradictory, but still OF very
favorable character. New discoveries were
being made daily. The rainy season was
about commencing.
The passengers Ivy the Alabama have con-
siderable gold dust with them.
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The Great Freight Depot of the Boston ana
Maine Railroad in ashes.-Eoss $250,0o0. One
of the most destructive fires that ever occurred
in Boston, broke out this morning, and as we
go to press, the Firemen are hard at work on
the burning and smouldering ruins. Inc par
tcuiars, so far as we have been able 10 learh
them are as follows Shortly after TWO CLOCK
this morning FIRE was discovered issuing rohi
the northerIy end of the freight depot OF the
Rostor and M,;ne Railroad, situated between
Canal street and the main track. The alarm
was Instantly given, and the Fire Department
with th,ir accustomed promptitude were soon
ON the Ground. But the flames had got under
sncb Roadway, and spread with such almost
UNPARALLELED rapidity that in less than thirty
minutes nearly the whole building was wrapt
in fire. 49, .
mated among some freight, of which there were
from forty to fifty loaded cars, besides consid-
cradle quantities on the platforms, all of which
was consumed. Some of the loaded cars ar
rived yesterday from Great falls, and contained
freight for various parties other cars were
loaded and ready TOR leaving for the East this
morning Among the freight burnt, were
about fifty bales of cotton goods, belonging to
the Salmon Fails Company, and three hundred
bales belonging to other parties
The upper floor of the building was mostly
occupied Oy MeSSrS. l1arrou u Teiisiu, TAI sc
dealers in mahogany, black walnut, veneers
and ornamental woods of every description
Their extensive apartment was filled with
very valuable stock. scarcely any of which was
saved, SO rapidly did the flames spread. These
gentlemen estimate their loss at about $4,000
They are insured for only $4,000, viz: Sl2.
900 a, the Firemen's Office, aed $4,000 at the
Franklin office in this city.
The depot building was built of brick, and
was over 500 feet in length and 80 feet in width
two stories high, and cost S33 900, on which
we are informed, there is no insurance.
The fire made very great light, and as the
falling timbers and walls struck the ground
from time to time, with tremendous crashing
the flames and sparks shot upward with in
creased brilliancy, giving the impression to the
distant spectator, that explosions were taking
place. The light was seen 10 great distance,
and created considerable speculation to the
real locality of the fire.
Taking the loss in building, cars, freight. SC.
belonging to the corporation, and that of Messrs
Harrcd s Fernald, it is estimated that the whole
amount will not fall far short Of S2j0,OOO.-
Boston Journal
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Brown and BIcached Sheetings.
Sugars. &c,
Ale and Porter
New NsaCflercl.

ID sale nv A --.. .-.- j S Sc "
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"Truth is stranger than Fl tion.n

: : NEW UrRHAM N. ] !, June 80. l8ly
MEssRs. SANps:-N1y wife suffered with lisre and
burning In her chestfor many years, and my daughter
afflicted from her birth with humor in her blood.
We consulted various Physicians, and tried numerous
remedies, without much benefit until we heard through
Rev Thomas Davis, the great medicinal value of Sands'
Sarsaparilla. On his recommendation my wife and
daughter decided trying it, and experienced per-
pearance from beng rongh, hard and scay, II became
smooth and soft. My wifes sufferngs almost gone,
and its use a short longer il is my firm belief will
produce perfect cure. Yours with respect
G. s. HENDRsCKSON
Pastor of the Baptist Church. at the English Neishbor
hood. .ess ust
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by B h D
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton ST. corneI
of William New York Sold alsoby Druggists gener
ally throughout the United States and Canadas Price
81 per bottle six bottles for SIS.
For sale by A. .. Page, Agent for Bath eow3ml2
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To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP. for CHILDREN TEETHING. Ii
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening the gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it.
Mothers, 1t will give rest to yourselves and re-
lef ard health to your infants, nerer has Il
tailed # timely 1sed,--perfectly safe to be ad.
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS s PERKINS. Price 25
cents a bottle.
N. b. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
If your child is suffering. DR.. A. Shaw, agt
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BLIss's COP LIVER On CANDY-A neat
and etficacious compound, combining all the
medical virtues of the Cod Liver Oil, with 9TH
err powerful yet harmless curatives. is one of
the most popular emeGies of the day, for coughs
colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, and all diseases
of the pulmonary organs Thousands have
tried it with the happiest results.
Be sure and enquire for Bliss's and observe
his signature on every package of the genuine
article. For sale in Bath by A. e. PAGE the
only authorized agent.
N. B. Be,care Of cOtmterfeits!' 3mlO
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NI s. eel s. Ge@.

In this city, Oct IS, by Rev Mr. Fiske, Mr. Francis NJ
Lightbody to Miss Ann Eagle both Of this city.
In this city, 3ls inst, by Rev Mr. Brooks, Mr. Andrew
Heath ESD, TO Mrs Lydia sylvester.
in Winthrop 10th, Mr. T Stewart to Miss Isabella NJ
Belcher.
In New York, 9th, Capt Tarbox, Of this city,
Miss Amanda eyens, of Bristol
In Boston, Mr. Hiram Wait of Pittston, Miss Hannah
Tresscof, of b.
In Gardiner, Thomas McGrath TO Miss Rosanna Tenner
both of Newcastle.
In Roekland, Mr. Goodwin Grant, TO Miss Emma
Dill.
In Rockland Mr. John Schwartz Of waldoboro' to Miss
Hannah Pisbury, of X.
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CONVICTED OF MuTIrY-Sldre Traders In
d;cfed. Norfolk. Nor. 5th The five seamen
who have been on trial on a charge OF mutt
ny on hoard barque Kingston, have been cum
vic1ed and sentenced.
The Grand jury have found true bill
against Capt. Bruce, Kinney. his mate, and
also the crew Of the brig Excellent, who are
charged with being engaged in the slave
trade. The Excellent was captured on the
coast OF Africa.
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Accounts are continually reaching us of
mistakes in the preparation Of medicines. II
oehooves all to be careful whom they employ
to deal out these subtle grains, so slight va
ration in which HAY change them from min
listers of health to arrows of death. Our COM
munity is favored by the presence of regular
ly educated apothecary, one who has passed
through all the rud.n,ents of that intricate and
difficulty learned business, and whatever is
entrusted to DIR. S. P. Shaw's hands, is perfect
" Of
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FROM KENTUCKY. = y
Ilfdnn,dtory Rheumatis,n Cured.

BAKDsI0WN, N.Y. July IU 1919.
Messrs SANDs-It is my duty 10 communicate facts in
relation 10 the beneficial effects Of your com
pound of sarsararia. My wife afflicted with infa-
ma and OF the stomach Of ihe clarac-
her limbs and chest much swollen; she had
headache, and last spring was attacked
" with innammaiory rheumatism. The best medical
aid could obtain afforded only momenary relief and
while in this situation she heard OF the many remaka-
bic effected by the Of Sands Sarsapari and
less than six bottles entirely removed oil the dropsical
swelling and every other na mmaiory SYMPTOM resror
ing her perfect health SEND this sutemei:, act
of Justice. believing il be my duly encourage The
suffering portion Of the human family use Sands Sar
sapa,illa which believe has parallel in the cata
Iogue of medicine With feelings Of lasting attude ]
remain your friend. SAMUEL r HARGER.
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DRowNED.--Two young men by the name
Of Miliken, were sailing in boat on Lin
and one of them was drowned. The othe,
saved himself by swimming for the shore,
after trying all in his power to rescue his
comrade. The unfortunate young man, we
understand, was son of Jonathan Millken
OF L'ncolnv,lle, and was about IL years Of
age.-Pockland Gazette,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Messinf-In port, about 4th inst, baTque Yorktown
SIor-r t,r York, Zig.
1rieste-In port, ilth inst ship United tates RI bin
son. de .Iuatiun not fixed.
LeXhOrn In port, 10th inst, Medallion, Huudiette,
for DO early in October
Malaga-sld 5tl, brig New World, Cashier, New
York.
lis, Tor New ORLEANS.
Accra-In POI June IL, ship Winnesance CALHOUN
for :. Thomas, Africa.
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D Q 81 { III s.

In this city, Nov 2, Mrs Hannah kimbal, aged rs
wears. r...... ...-. H-s---..-.H r----7.-
On board bark Kate & Alice, on the passage from New
Orleans Boston, Mr. Ezekiel Parker Of Warren aged
76 wears.
In Rockland Mr. Harrison Timer aged 80 years.
In South Thomaston, James Henry son of Capt Henry
and Margaret Spaulding. aged years and 10 DAYS.
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The Arctic Erpedhion.-The piece of rope
found at Fort Riley. turns out to have belonged
to Sir John Franklin's party. The London
Daily News, on competent authority. says,
"that there can be no doub. that Sir John
Franklin has passed up Wilmington Inlet; that
his ships are probably frozen in there; and
that the encampment at Fort Riley was formed
by a detachment sent to be on the lookout Tor
vessels, who returned 10 their ships when their
provisions were exhausted, or when the winter
set in -.-m
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Ladies' Rubber Boots.
Misses, and ChiIdren'S II ub-
Der Boots.
THIS day received at w ROBERTS,
L Nov 2l door north of Owens Auction Room
Administrator Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

ID virtue of a licence from the Honorable Judge OF
ID Probate for the County of Lincoln, shall sell al,
tho highest bIdder the dwelling house
cupied by Abel Grover in Bowdoin, in said County
saturday, the seventh day OF December, AID, 1850,
O'Clock the afternoon, much ot The real estate
Of James Grover. laIe OF Bowdon. i'll said County, de-
ceased will produce the of seven hundred dol
lars for the payment of his Just debts. charges of ad
m.nislra,ion and incidental charges Said real estate
is situated in The Towns of Bowdnnl and Lchte!d, and
consists of the homestead or farm which said deceas
ed hved-ke farm occupied by Abel Grover-a piece
of land in said Bowdon called the Plains loia piece
called the Freeman lota piece called the Small lot
and piece called the Oliver lot-and also piece i'll
Lichfeld, called the rubbs lot
Terms and conditions made known al the lime and
place Of sal when more particular description will
be given. ABEL GROVER,
Admins raior of the Estate of James Grover.
BowdoIn. Nov. !, Io5O. 3w20
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RAILROAD. Tuesday evening, as the l-e
o'clock passenger train OF cars for Mediort
was approaching the junction of the Medsort
Branch road, 1.-THE fog being very dense at the
time) an extra freight train came 10 collision
with the passenger train. One of the pas
sengers, Mr.. James Pratt, had both legs bro
ken below the knees. Several other passen
gers were bruised, none Of whom. however
sustained serious mi ury.
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DIS AsTER 6.

Sch Susan VI Young (hesved Of Niscasset) Sauuder-
tn PhIla 'epha FIR Boston with coal. pat the
Delaware Brrak"aer, 23i mt, having sprung leak
her passage Down the ray A survey hid and she
was eondrmned is unseaworthy She W ud return To
Philadelphia fsr repairs 10 be sold
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10. 1919.

NEW
MrssRs SasDS.-I take the liberty of sending you a
leter winch may be OF importance those who
are suffering as have done. received great benefit
from your rsaparla having been cured OF malady
ter suffering six years. hereby cheerliy certify The
good effect Of your medicine, and hope God viii
you for all the good you hay done cough had
lornented ne day and night aud repeated ATTACKS of f.
yer luc ed believe that should die will
SUMPTION One day while suffering violent attack OF
burning fever. friend persuaded me try your incon-
parable medicine, hui 10 tell the truth had conf
Jencc in H. finally purchased bo.ile and by lis
and the help ofod was restored to better health than
had enjoeed for years Icanno bless the author
of This admirable medicine.
With great respect. am. gentlemen,
.-s...- fstI tN tf0lt. Your obedent servant.
FERMIN GROUPAZs
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The bill to restore Thomas W. Dorr, to his
rights was defeated in the Rhode Island senate
at Greenwich on Friday, yeasl4, nays H.
This is two votes better than last year.
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Slares IN the District Of Columbia.-The
Washington correspondent of the Journal of
Commerce, says Slavery here is wearing
away. as is shown by the fact that the number
of slaves has dwindled down to 600, mostly
females and children and superannuated men.
These are mostly in domestic service. The
slave trade-that is the sale of slaves from
Maryland, has very much diminished, and will
be terminated by Mr.. Clay's bill.
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SPOKEN.

29th let 49, Ion CO So ship Genoa, Kelley from New
port England, for New York, and Nathl Kimbail Stone
I'm Liverpool lor do.
a. la Al 10 Ion 40 II, ship zenobia, Of Bath from
NewoastIe for Philadelphia.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Oct 81,
ARRIVED.
BI Sch Rising Sun, Brdnnan, ~ John. NIB.
FRIDAY, Nov.
ARRIVED,
Sch Catherine, NcNear, Boston.
SATURDAY, Nov. .
ARRIVED.
Sch Ontario, Iiosmer, New York.
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Fire at Fankfort.--A planning and box ma
chine, making a part of the Gushing Steam
Mill establishment at Frankfort, was consumed
by fire on Thursday night. The great mill and
log saws were not injured and the damage is
not very heavy although there was no insnr-
ance.
1t was rumored in the city that the whole
mill establishment was a total loss, which is
not The case.-Whig of Saturday.
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The fog has been SO dense in the river for
the last two or three days that the ferry boat
has been Obliged to keep its bell ringing to
prevent accidents, = - -
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Genera Debi ity &c. &c. -..
THIS preparation has borne the test Of over four
years experience, since Ills first inirodue ion
public favor, during which time numerous limitations
have sprung into existence, founding their claims the
confidence of the community The curative powers
tanned in Sasaparia, The great reputation and extend
ed use of which has been mainly attributable 10 the
wonderful cures effected by the of this prepara
ton. While Sarsaparilla Root ferns important part
OF lis combination Il IS, the time, compounded
with other vegetable remedies of great power and is
in the peculiar combination and scientific manner of its
preparation that s remarkable success i'll the Of
disease depends Other preparations initiate II in the
style of putting up and in bearing the name of one of
lis ingredients and here ends their resemblance IL
Those needing remedy and purifier like this,
quested where this difference exists, and in
King choice of what they VIII 10 take any other
hut that entitled 10 their confidence from the long
list OF cures has effected on living witnesses whose
testimonials and residences have been published and
who still bearing daily testimony TO lis WORTH The
whole history of medicine has scarcely furnished
a parallel the numerous and rema rkable cures
effected by ills use, and what has effected
effect again.
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From Europe.

The Steamship Washington arrived At N
York on Sunday, with 100 passengers, and
freight.
There are 70 later dates from Live. pool OF
the Havre market in London, Friday evening
18Th. Wheat wa. firm, with Slight inprov>
ment. The news Is Otherwise unimporiant,
and market are unchanged.
The cholera was sill prevalent in various
districts in India.
Tie India aud China seas were still infes-
ted with pirates.
Commercial news from Calcutta was IA
vorable.
The export trade was firm.
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Troops ordered to Boston, &c.-A despatch
dated " ashington, Nov. ,, says
The President has to-day ordered twelve
companies Of United States artillery and intan-
try to Boston; seven companies will be CEN
centrated at Fort Independence within three
days; two companies yesterday ordered from
Florida to Texas. have been ordered TO Boston
4 despatch in the \. y. Herald, dated al
Washington on Sunday, says
at is the intention of Mr.. " ebster to return
TO Washington on the 18th inst. The Pfesi-
dent will then Unnecessary, issue proclama-
ton for the observance of the fugitive slave
law and for the protection of the United States
Marshals.
The TRooss NOT coMNG-AN AUTHENTIC
VERSION OF THE MATTER. - WaShingtOn, Nor. b
The Republic of this morning contradicts the
statement which has had such wide circulation
relative to the President having issued orders
for the concentration of troops at Boston, and
further, that the President has received nc
Communication from the L. S. Marshal at Bos
ton. or any other Marshal regarding any appre
hcndcd Instructions to the working of the flu
eitive slave law.
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sheet Music
Wooden Ware.

TUBS, Pals, Frkins, Brooms, Mop Handles Wash
toards, Bread Pins and Boards Floor Brushes Mark,
Baskets Clothes do, Axe Handles and many other arcl
too numerous to mention, for sale by
Oct 29, 1850. s4 l9 Nv PMARSTON.
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GALL and buy your Goods while You can have large
~ lot select from which is opening at the Auctton
Store Of 1tfF 10 OWEN co;
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MORE ?IlN1Eo

lust received another Large Lot of those splendid
y Bay State Long Shawls at the Auction Store
4 Cal before they are gone, gr.F H. WOVEN.
Bath, Oct II, 1850. IS
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Pickles

DICKLES by the Jar or Gallon, for sale by
L Oct %, 1850. l9 W MARSTON.
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Fifty Men Blown Up.

DY THEIR WIVES for purchasing Goods enormous pri-
ID ces, when ey get prime artcL Losc pri-
ces at the Auction Store of OWEN 4 CO.
Bath, Oct 81, 1850. ..4 .. 10
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Never SILVER
Strike while thc Iron is Hot.

MYTH an OH Shdri on, when you can buy fTsf rate
w Long Square ShatDi Tor very Ii lie money at
Oct 26, 1850. 10 OWEN co.
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HOBOMOK LODGE-

THE Members of Hobomok Lodge Of Odd Fellows are
L requested meet at their Hall Monday evening
November 4th, at O'clock. Per order
3wl7 ]. ELLSWORTH Sec
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Workinrmen ,hould Study.

lrcspeetfully. counsel those whom address,
1.-THE workiugmen OF Amerca,) ! counsel you
20 labor cor a clear understanding Of the sub
jeeis which agita:e the communiiy-io make
them your study instead of wasting your LEE
sure IN vague, passionate talk about them 900
The time ihrown away By the mass Of pssrle
on the rumors Of the DAY, might. II better
spent, give them good acquaintance with
the constitution, laws, history and interests Of
their country, and thus establish them on these
great principles bS which particular measures
are to be determined. In proportion as the
people thus improve themselves, they will
cease to b. the tools Of designing politicians,
Their INTEL. s5lcc, rot their passions and Jcal'
Ouscs, will be addressed BY those Who seea
their votes They Will exercise no, a nom'-
aal, But real influence IN the government
and tvsnnics Of the eouury, and AZ the same
time will forward their own growth snd viz
tGe.--Dr. clau'iHg.
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COMPETENCE AND HEALTH

lNvrA'rtU, Pa, Ori. -, l~i5.
Nsls 81. lkDlv va vii have The kinder. o.
bar With mr On ms sncr1a,hiug uJun YOUR time
vhii- l,rsnavl,lgr, On l-haE 81 u,.,lt lHi u.'sj
che ulI .,tiuns vr f,l uufsrl,,s ur'rf o. 5000, iI
hl,in. made kupsn r,fiain matter. cuuUtiRr,l on
,uuf ua,,t iuyl'al'r Nluirl Wumpu'. pr,lir
Medical IumpaHiun. n has l-rn vHuh %. weight
90 gulI a. rrr. II rsprr.. m,srlf rather vuuu,, ,
$40 81, tlIt cannot 30 sa To- warmly, When 900.
Torn Nuai n thH ,,i,1t o. vhI,h have, turH-l %
l-rn l-p,ttiri. I viii state my sitptI.u, Nl.u I
ubaiugtl ,uur i.,lk tIr1p-h The mrrsst rIrilsiN I
rak uI-lp % Hs uUr n che most iHftuH. 'yHut' II
u, Dr.. hld l-,l mlu,fd .,mr t.u Nr,rs auU
Nss thr hthrr II .s,,u ,hIllr,n. vls tul .,ru..
hng ur.stsiusN, o. The col that I might gain t
mp'rltr opmp.trncy, lut The rssu.t' ~ m, utmost
cNsr,i1u' az the end, klt mc ah,ut Where I W. lt
th- beginning ut each l,lfs ant that Dnly with ihr
ulst stated ,rYuuuN, sufncing With llfrN thr
ustH. aztec. II hlr. ilulli,. ths constant ,Huft
v1s beginning 10 have it effect ol ru, hr,Ih, |
irI' is.s apalir n rpi4rr iu cHHtfuuIHrs. while !
ir.i che nsC'sfity n psr."yruu.r.
The rU1stt q, uu,,I.iHg stIu..'f Un 40 part vas
imperative, iu cuusrllsrr, u ih, rHstf,ir ,rnif-
fI.H ~ m, viic teiti ,,,asluull ipt.Imi..rID &C.
.., Years. mach II ths t.ui. confined 10 bee ls lui
~ course incapable n taxing th. charge ADD mlr.
i-rf.sui ~ household aIIir.. llrr cl1iitiYn ar,r
from Cluf.s uf which I yls igUIuut. Oh what
u.III have given bad I ths IN wears 90 live over
rgn' What wouIi m, Nlr have given a. have
b,rn .par,I ihe l#1- tsys ari suU longer night.
PROSTATE ,l o. l.l OF .i,h1..s'-IlIui shi,h v.u'I
have lea avoided, hal thea sern c1pyoi "1tf
N.H-i y. H.ll IT, 20. Nf,1i taugITHI.'
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LORENZO NORTON. Justice
TIE REMEDY THAT CURES.

roFrtASp, Ne. Jan. 10. lsI7
Dr. Aver ! have h-yu l1ug afflicted With taxa
which rryw ,,aHy wHrss until lat autumn, ID bot
~ q cough which oonhned mr a. my ohamt,r, and
legan g. assume the Alarming - uppns ct cuusunp.
ton. bad ti,d the tsst advice nni the lst rnsi.
,,,u- o. nl puu..~, until us,d ,uur CHERRY
ELECTORAL, whish has ouJci m~, ani Nou ma,
vel i-lir,c ms. Grair'ull, ,um'.
J u. PHELPS.
Ifiherc /, an, ,,lu. iu The Judgment I'D vice
Who ,psak from experience, heIr b. mcliriIc vut,
tbs u the pebble cnuhdsuc'.
rrIr,ETn ~. c. ,,rE, cHrst'r, Lowrtt
MAS.
sold iu South r,r.. lN Rust & Co., iuI 10, Drug
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