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Truth i. stranger than Fiction. -

NEW DURHAM N. J.. June 80, 1919.
MEssRs SANps:-My wife suffered with distress and
burning in her chest many years, and daughter
was afflicted from her birth with humor in her blood
we consulted various physicians, and Tried numerous
remedies without much benefit until we heard rough
Rev Thomas Davis, the great medicinal value Sands
Sarsaparilla On his recommendation my wife and
daughter decided trying it, and soon experienced per-
mameut benefit. Ny daughters skin assumed new ap-
pearance from being rough, hard and scaly, il became
smooth and soft. NJ wiies suferngs are snos, gone
and its short time longer. il my firm belief will
produce perfect cure. Yours, with respect.
G. $. HENDRICKSON,
Pastor Of the Baptist Church. at the English NeishJor-
hood.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A B h d
SANDS Druggists and Chemists; 100 Fulton ST, corner
of William. New York Sold alsoby Druggists gener-
ally throughout the United States and Canadas Price
81 per bottle six bottles for So.
For sale by A. (: Page, Agent for Bath. eow3m12
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Piano Fortes.
Cod Liver Oil.


PURE and FRESH lot Of this inv aluable medicine fol
"A CONSUMPTION just received by % s. p. SHAW.
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Speech of Mr.. CLAW.

Mr.. Clay lately addressed joint meeting Of
the two Houses of the Kentucky legislature, in
a most eleqxent and patriotic address. in which
he took the same ground taken by the great
Union meeting in Castle Garden-that wher
party attachment comes in conflict with patri.
etism, party must give place to country. He
severely animadverts upon the spirit of New
York abolitionism.
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M1ssrssIrp1.-In the legislature at Jackson
on the Goth, resolve was offered IN the
house condemning the policy OF Senator
Foote in congress. The resolve was under
discussion on the 22d, after MIR. Foote
great speech. In the senate on the 18th
Mr.. Brook offered the following resolution,
which was read and laid on the tablet
Resolved, That although all of us do moi
approve of the recent acts of congress, yet
we do not believe that they offer sufficient
grounds for the secession from the Union OF
any of the southern states, and tina, we are
disposed to acquiesce in the same until such
aggress;ons are committed by the north up.
on the rights of The south as are set forth in
the resolutions of the conventions held in
Jackson, in October, 1876 and lS49.
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A "Hoosier" of rather scanty means, re-
Gently visited the city. with Introductory let
ters for the purpose of buying a considera-
BILE amount of goods upon credit. The job
bers to whom he applied were very cour-
teous, bur did not exactly like to trade.
whats the matler!" inquired the buyer
Nothing particular was the reply, " only
we don't much like this credit business"
swell, but don't ask for only thirty
days"
Very rue, but you might die, you know
"Die = why, who the mischief ever heard
of o'y's dying in thirty days~
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EROM Boston, with fresh supply of the choicest Med
L icines that tho market affords. sP SHAW.
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Jenny Lind

ND Little's Refined Candies, at
n % SHAW'S.
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Il is rather a singular fact that not one in
dividual of the African race is an inhabrtannt
of Hallowell at the present time. An abol-
itionlst remarked the other day that there are
many people OF very dark complexion living
here, who might be taken for Africans. Very
true, but we believe, batting doubt in one OF
t,co cases, they are all Yankees. Whether
this remarkable fact in our population is the
result of Haliowell Abolltionism, the Buffalo
platform or the fugitive slave law, is yet unde.
termined.- HaLolceR Gde.
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Extract from Letter.
Competenc and Health.

LANCASTER, PA, Oct ~, 1877.
"Mr DEAR SIR: know you viii have he kind
ness to bear with NE in encroachng upon your time
while acknowledge lin behalf Of myself and wifef
the obliS ations feel ourselves under - you in hav
ing made known certain matters con,aiHsd In your
most invaluable Married W oman's Private Medical
Companion Il has been worth its weight in gold
to me. If express myself rather warmly ysu viii
that can no, do too warmly, when inform
you of the extent which have, through it, been
benefited will state my situation when l obtained
your book through the merest curiosity hook upon
it of the most fortunate events Of nv life.
had been married some ten years. and the father
Of children. was long struggling INCREASINGLY,
to she end that might gain a moderate competency,
but the results of my utmost cxerons At the end le
about where was at the beginning q each year
and that only, with the most snted economy. suhf-
cling with barely the Hecessares of hfc Finally. this
constant effort beginning to have ifs effect upon
my health: felt less capable to endure in ccntins-
snre. while felt the necessity Of perseverance,.
This constant, unceasing struggle my part was
imperative in consequence OF the Frustrated condi
ron Of my wife with occasional nsernission for sin
years. much of the time confined to her bed, and u
course incapable of taking the charge and manage
mont Of household affairs. Her condition arose from
causes of which was ignorant OH what would
have given had the six years TO live ever again
What would my wife have given TO have been spared
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE Q
bed of sickness all of which would have been
avoided. had then seen a copy Of TEE MARRIED
WoMAx's PRIVATE MEDICAL CoxPASIoN'
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

The uninterrupted success Of Doct. Clay i'll the treat
OF Proapsus Ureri, Umbical Diseases, Suppress
sons Fuor Abus, and all that formidable list OF diver
sifed suffering, which under the general head o!
Female Weaknesses, enables him TO warrant perfect
and permanent cure in every case-no matter how long
standing aggravated the case may be
u DIR Clays system of practice embraces great
number of medicines and remedial measures known
used by physicians generally.
u His treatment is of safe and restorative, instead
of a dangerous debtant character.
70 Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 call.
Bath, Nov. Is, 1850. elf
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THE GOLDEN LYRE, new collection OF Church Mu-
i sic, by Taylor
The DuLcIMER or New York collection OF Sacred Mu-
sic, by Woodbury..
C.NrIc. LAupIs or American Book of Church Music,
bv Lowell Mason G J ~ ebb.
RooT and SwEErsER's collection Of Church Music.
The AMERICAN VOCALIST, new edition.
The BAY STATE COLLECTION, by Mason Webb.
The ANCIENT HARMONY REVISED, being sele ton of
choice Music from old approved authors.
For sale at the Bath Book STR, where may be had
School Of all kinds used this vicinity together
with good assortment of stationery Ii. HYDE
Nov %, 1850 6w23
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SENTENCE OF DEATH CoMMUrED.-ln the
case of WIN. Bulnan, convicted of rape on
female in the county of Berkshire, Mass.
and sentenced to be executed, the governor
and council have commuted the sentence TO
imprisonment for life in The state prison,
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Siares Captured. received at New
York from Sierra Leone state that Brazilian
vessel was captured off Cape Lopez BY Brit
ish man-of-war, and was sent into Sierra Le-
one. She had $50 slaves on board.
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They have also purchased of the proprietor the ri
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The York and Cumberland Railroad will be
opened to Gorham, early in December. Ar
engagements have been made to begin on the
other end of this road, at Great Falls, and the
cars from that end will probably reach Alfred
next year.
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say We.

MELANCHOLY. We learn that Mr. Jonathan
Whiting, of East Winthrop. was found dead in
the road about two miles and a half from Hal
lowell on Tuesday afternoon, having been run
over by his team. One of the horses was also
dead, which affords reason to suppose that the
horse stumbled, and thereby Mr.. w. was
thrown under the wagon which was heavily
loaded
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M 81 T. Z { 81 9ye@.

In this city, Nov 10TH by Rev Mr. Fske Mr. Geo awlev
oil BAH {" Miss Elizabeth B Farrin, of West Bath
In loston, Mr.. James W WEIGH TO Miss Maryaret T.
Merritt, both of this city,
In 18Th Mr. Benz Hatch, of Pittston to Miss
Malinda = atch, of Dresden.
In HaoNell Hon Alfred Gilmore Rep congress from
he zith st OF Penn to Miss Louisa Grant, daughter of
Capt Grant of II.
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THE PosIrIoN OF THE PRESIDENT. 1t is an
nounced by telegraph, that DIR. Collins, the
owner of Crafts and his wife, the alleged fug-
tivcs, has received letter from tie President,
which gives great satisfaction in respect to his
determination to execute the Fugitive Slave
Law. 1t gives the Doctor assurance that any
officer who shall fail to do his duty, shall be
punished and dismissed.
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MASSACHUSETTS. In Springfield Edward F.
Mosely and Thomas w. Wason, democrats,
and Hon. John Mills, free soil democrat, and
Henry Adams, free soil whig, were chosen
representatives to the general court. A demo-
crat was chosen in Southwick, and free soil
democrat in Wibraham. No choice in North
ampton. We have not heard of a coon success
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DISASTERS

Sch Ophir, (of East Thomaston) Spear FIN York for
Boston, with cargo of wheat for the Boston Flour Co
put into Edgartown, 2Oh PM with loss of foremast and
manmast badly rung, some sails badly tom &c, but
does not leak She lost her spars Monday night off
Block Island, and will require before she
proceed to Boston.
Ship Arcadia (of Varren vicinity Counce I'm Havre
for Orleans, with 2i7 passengers, put ST Thomas
goth ult having lost fore and mizen masts, sails &C. Sept
IA, lat -, Ion TO-
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DIR. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.

Ahead Of all othersu
THE ENVY OF ALL Manufactures
BECAUSE they are safer, better and eficacious
100000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE
always take them with equal safety, without fear
IF PILLS BE NECESSARY
for purging and cleansing the stomach and bowels, and
purify ing the blood and fluids of the body, take other
for other pills produce those combined effects
tain sarsaparilla in them
Eat, drink and live as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking them,
without fear of taking cold during all kinds of weather
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wagered that certificates from physi-
clans, clergy members of and respectable
czcns) cap be produced their efficacy than of any 9TH
and box will do good than boxes of any
others.
Forty Pills are in a BOx!!
and sold T'renty-Fue Cents Bor with directions,
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder of any kind,
Do not gripe the Stomach Bowels,
Produce no sickness vomiting or bad feelings,
THEY IRE GOOD At ALL TIMES,
And adapted to most diseases common mankind.
No one having once taken them will be willing after
wards take any Others because they always do good
and if they do not then no Others will.
N. B. IeIDY THE PR0PR TOR g. MANUF FAC UReR
regular Druggist Chemist and Ply scan of Is years
experience in Philadelphia graduate Of the University of
Pennsy member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore &c, and
and corresponding member of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris, &c.
IL Principal depot, DIR LEIDy's DIsPENsARy, No ia
North FOURTH ST. Philadelpha-and sold wholesale and
retail by
A C. PAGE, Agent, Bath-Durgin Co, Portland
Dillingham; Il Ttcomb, Augusta-Aex Warren, kenne-
bunk-S Page & Co, ialowell-A Carter d Son, Port
land-and by Druggists and Storekeepers generally.
ly22
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The appraisers of the personal property of
estate of Mr. McDonough, valued his whole
wardrobe at thirty dollars, and the whole Of
the movable property in his house at Sl4O0.
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A bill has been introduced in the North
Carolina legislature taxing northern manufac-
lures brought into that State.
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Patten Library Association.

THE annual assessment of dollar each share
owned in the Patten Library, being DUE the
bers are requested to pay the same forthwith.
ESJ NEALLEY, Treas
Bath Nov 10, 1850 90
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Dyer's Cleansing and Washing Fluid.

THE greatest Labor Saving article yet dscovsred-ma-
tine Inc clothes perfectly clean In ono quarter the
Al ,;mryyhout rubbing and with little labor. Hdrrort-
- ~, eiy, satisfaction or the money refunded-TRY TT
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

CLEARED.
Bark Amazon, (of Frankfort) Thompson, Matanzas by
J : Sewall.
Sch Lamartine, Morrison, Gaudaloupe.
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Lyceunn.
More Bav State Shawls !!

OPENING this day al the Auction Store, one OF the
" largest assortments OF Bay State Long and Square
Shaws offered this season, new patterns and TO be
sold at very low prices. w OWE En-
Nov %. 70
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ID G 81 { III s..

In New York, Goth inst Mr Asa Swan city, aged
about %
In Boo. hbay 18th inst Ca; Daniel Brown aged IS
years.
In Wald1boro', Charles Crammer, aged 81.
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MRS. Z. G1RARD1N,
French Female Physician,

INFORMS her numerous patients on the kenncbec that
she will discontinue her visits until spring Inose
wishing medicines services do by letter OF
personally. Her residence is at No Elliot s., Boston
All communications must be post paid Medicine sent 10
any part Of the country usual.
DR. GIRARDIN be consulted as above IN al dmcuit
cnses which have heretofore baed the skill OF every
er physician. All communications post paip WIN VIC
csliatelv attended to- Advice gratis to the poor.
Roston Nov. r. 1850. llu
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SURE RELIEF

Has attended all who have applied 10 Dr. Clay, and
attended strictly mis- directions. His long practical
experience and astonishing in the treatment OF
Consumption, Nervous, Bilious, Chronic and Female
Diseases, him for soliciting for treatment the
worst possible that can be found in the commu
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New Buckwheat Flour,

CHOICE Apples, Marrow Squash, Onions, Sweet Pota
" toes, Cabbage Turnps, &c, for sale the City Mar
ket by % AG PAGE.
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SiRUP, Corn Starch, Farina Hominy. Samp, Cracked
Cocoa, Rye Flour, Corn, rye and wheat Meal Tapoca
sago Arrow Root, Ground Rice &C. for sale at the Cit,
Market by % AGPAGE
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TT Il N TION |!
3o Aeo NC

10 S~N0 go
UUE RATH MECHANIC RIFLENEN will hereai
| ter meet at their Armory, every THURSDAY EVE
MING, at 81 o'clock
Fine for non-aitendanee Us cents.
Per order of the Commanding Officer,
Gals A. J. POTTER, Clerk.
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SPOKEN.
NEW MUSIC.

Nov l6, Montauk 40 miles, passed bark Oregon fl
York for San Francisco.
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New Box and Cask Raisins.
CranberricS. Guinness.

(nTRON, Suftana Raisins, new Hickory nuts Walnuts
~ Almonds, Fiberts, Pecan nuts Chesnus, Casana nuts
for sale at the City Market by % AGPAGE
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR.. 4. n. NlURICzAU,

PROFESSOR OF pIsEAsss ~ wsHIs.
Trentich Edition. lsms- PIP $50. Price, e1.eo.
THIS WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIAL
LY FOR THE MARRIED, those oontempla-
ting marriage it discloses important secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
Hero every female-the vile the mother-tas
one either budding into wonanhood. or the one in
the decline of years. in whom nature oontemplates
an important change-can discover the causes. symp
tom. and the most efficient remedies and most Ger
tain mode of cure, in every complaint 70 which hss
sex is subject
The revelations contained IN fts psges have proved
4 blessing to thousands - the innsneraole letters
received by the author which he Is permitted by the
writers to publish viii attest
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CONSt MPTION.

This DIRE disease to race, which has bafled the
skill and experience of the learned OF the old school
in Medical science, can be preu ntef and ored by Doct
Clays system of treatment which has been adopted
with unpa raeled the OF this fearful dis
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s1CKLy AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Extract Of a Letter from a Genie-aa !. Dayton. o
-DArroH. MAJ !. 1897.
"DR. A. NJ MAuRIcEAu-My Ica~ Ser: The
Married woman's Private Medical Companion bs
which enclosed one dollar 70 yssr address, came
safely to hand. ! would not have vOabed you with
these few lines but thai | au inpcled BY sense
of gratitude for myself and wife. 10 give usterancs
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions
"My wife has been percePtibly sinking foF sons
three wears or more, in consequence q her great an
guish and suffering some mouths ssbrs and during
confinement; every successive sns more and more
debilitated and Frustrated her psts.s her hfs IA nm
minert danger and which vas. ON tie last occasion
despaired OF supposed that this ssts q thinssw.s
inevitable, and resigned myself 10 meet the worst
Al this time lnow about two mnths | heard your
book highly spoken Of containing some matters
reaching nv case On its receipt and perusG. can
not to VI the relief it afforded my dstre
mind and the joy its pages impaired ~ my wTe, Oh
learning that the great discovery y n u. Deso
meaux provided a remedy. II opened prospects 70
me which little conceived was possible No pecu
MARY consideration ever repay the oehganons
am under to you for having been ~ neas. o. im,
parting TO US the matters contained N ~ BE Marrled
Womsn's Private Medical Companion Bus bs
this, ere another year worad have Pessed eve, my
head in all human probability my Wis would hav 2
baen in her grave and my children ieit moheris3
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TaDiOCa, SIgO.

pOTATO Starch, Corn Starch Farina Maccaroni Irisl
L Moss and Vermacelli, for sale by
Bath, Oct 49, 1850. 10 w.P MARSTON
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lie has i'll his possession many hauering testimonials
unsolicited by him, from various individuals, of
whom are persons distinction, tes,iyuS the great
success attending his practice. Also many flttering
notices of the Press
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Soldiers Claims and Bounty Land.
F. ID. SEWALL,

r. ID. SEWALL.
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW, having
~ made arrangements with gentlemen from Washington
for obtaining Pensions and Bounty Land
act Of and having received the proper forms
from the Department. tenders his services
those who are entitled to the benefit OF that act.
Office IN Pieroe's Block, corner of Front and
Broad Streets.
Bath Oct Is. 1850. J-tf
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'H'S PREPARATION mas borne the test of over four
Teen experience, since lis hrst mtroduc ton 10
public favor, during which time numerous limitations
have sprung into existence. founding their claims TO The
confidence al the community The curative powers con-
tanned in Sarsapara, The great reputation and extend
ed OF which has been mainly attributable TO the
ny wonderful effected by the of this prepare
ton. While Sarsapariila Root ferns an important part
OF its combination, IL IS al the lime, compounded
with other vegetable remedies of great power and is
in the peculiar combination and scientific manner of It's
preparation, that its remarkable in 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 10 I'll
Those needing remedy and purifier like this.
quesied where this difference and in
King choice of what they will 10 take any other
but that entitled 10 their confidence from the long
list of has effected living witnesses whose
testimonials and residences have been published and
who still bearing daily testimony 10 its worth. The
whole history Of medicine has scarcely furnished
a parallel 10 the numerous and remarkable cures
effected by ills use and what it has effected ii
effect again.
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From Physiian.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.

DNNUENOUO DELIVENIES,
DISTRACTIONS, IRREGULARITIES, &C. ;
How mary are suffering from obstruction or irree-
ularities peculiar to the female system, which IN
dermine their health the effects Of whish they arc
ignorant and for which their delicacy orbds seeking
medical advice How many suffer from prolapszs
utcyi falling of the womb, from fuov albus weak
ness. debility. &c, &c How many are in constants
agony for many months preceding confinement! How
many have difficult if not DANGEROUS deliveries, and
whose lives eoparded during such time, will find
in its pages the means Of prevention ameioraron.
and relief!
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Medical Advice Gratis.
DR.. r. Richard Clay,
Sagadahock House, Bath,

SagadahOck House, Bath,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, December 9th and 10TH
vi for consultation with patients laborins under the
various forms of Disease, particularly affections
of the lungs. liver, kidneys, stomach, bowels
system, dyspepsia SPINAL diseases, suppressions aud fe
male complaints ofevery name, piles fsiula 1 and
pernoe caarrh in the head, chronic bronchitis,
rial and rheumatic Diseases urinary difficulties, dropsy
salt rheum, scroua, and all diseases arising
impure of the blood OF habit of the system.
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Rabbits SOAP Powders.

tUK Washing the original and genuine Overs WASHING
l. F'uid, Excelsior starch Polish LIQUID Bue eytr,
white Starch, for sale at the City Market by
22 cpAcE
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Read the following from

NEW ORLEANS, Nov IL, 1S49.
MEssRs. SANps,-I take the liberty OF sending you a
letter which may be of some importance those who
suffering have done. ! received great benefit
from Sarsapara, having been cured OF malady
tel suffering years. hereby cheerfuly certify the
good effect your medicine, and hope God will reward
you all the good have done. cronic cough had
iormented me and light and repeated attacks of
yer Undue ed me believe that should die with con-
sumption. One day. while suffering violent attack o
burning fever. a friend persuaded try your incom
parable medicine, but tell the truth | had no conf
dence in IT, finally purchased bo,Ile and by lis use
and help God restored 70 better health than
had ed for six wears cannot but bless the author
of this admirable medicine.
With great respect. am, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
FERMIN GROUPAZ
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Real Estate Fer Sale.

IhE well known Waldron Estate, situated on the
yves. side Of Washington street, between Centre and
he ,i streets, very desirable stand for business, will
De s"ld on reasonable terms Apply 10
- J. ELLSWORTH