davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
THREE Days LiTER-

Steamer Asia arrived at New York on Sat
urdas morning, from Liverpool Nov. %.
Business was improving iii Liverpool. The
accounts from the manufacturing districts were
rather encouraging. Better rates were OBJ
tanned for money in London.
The no popery meetings were kept up. A
large one was held.at York on the 22d. Earl
F'itzwilliam moved all address TO the G9ecn,
Sraving that her majesty would maintain and
preserve inviolate her supreme authority as by
Raw established. The molten was carried by
IN immense maJcriir.
Cardinal W iseman has issued a eaaniiest5,
~ defence OF the steps receaily taken by PSo
Mono. in which he states that 50 long siace as
1897, the English Catholics solicited the holy
see to grant them tie ecclesiastical advantages
of hierz<cay- The power Of granting this
boon appertains 10 the pope alNc.
From France we learn that the president 5
message was well received in the departments
4 socialist print was seized in Paris or the
2lst. The Parisians were lacking earnestly
coward Germany. Ii is runcrci at Paris, tina,
the German diet proposes To address the grand
council Of Switzerland with i protocol, de-
rnandiHg the complcte execution of the g,Iaran-
tees of 1915 Should Switzerland refuse,
France will he asked to cooperate in the occu-
patton of Geneva and Lausanne, with the OBJ
iect of freeing that country from the dema-
rogues who necessarily menace the tranquility
of the governments aud the people.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENU

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
This admiral remedy for coughs, colds, Influenza asthma
bronchitis and all affections of the throat and lungs has
been before the public for the year. during the
time has been tested most thoroughly BY the most COM
peent TO decide upon its merits Every one knows the
virtues OF Lod Liver OIL but il is like sealed bo6k IN
thousands oil suffering nvas, count of its
taste and smell The proprietor has entirely obviated
TINS without detractng from the medicinal yrtues If tba
vi, eomolhing II with certain other celebrated cura
III 'ne FORM OF amos agreeable article of csnection-
% winch II can be administered TO the most delicale
Invalid without the least Inconvenience The medical in
oil the candy pursues the exact track Of the nam-
oi! scuon causing cough First soothing the organs
Vi inc voice. the seative influence passes along
, l's vi 'he windppe in the bronchi, and allaying
Poary irritation, giving and comfort to the chest
the voice to the accustomed clearness and pow
suctions in the glands gently and safely discharge by
easy exrectoration Ii dssgrees with the stomach
aconnon cold yields its benign influence in few hours
and when resorfc before the complaint far adv
e, all danger of consumption is entirely proven cd
Purchasers beware of counterfes its rapidly in
creasing popularity has excited the cupidy OF certain
druggists and conectoners who preparing an article
under the put in similar sly lie, with copy
OF the former wrapper and thus endeavorng to palm
their miserable imitation upon the public the genuine
article BE and call for Blisss Cod Liver Oil Candy,
which will in future be enveloped a and elegant
wrapper, bearing appropriate designs, representing the
cosheres coast and pers, engaged in the man
ufacIure Of the oil Also of the signature of
the proprietor without which be genuine. Pre-
pared only by b. X. Bliss Druggist. Springfield, Mass in
vcntcr and sole proprietor. Reddng Co, Boston, gen.
eral agents for New England. For sale by
A. G. PAGE, agent for Bath and vicinity.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
New Pictorial Family Bible.
IN NUMBERS AND MONTHLY rARTs-e5 CENTS FER NO
THE DOMESTIC BIBLE,
by THE
REV INGRAM CORRIN IL

THIS beautiful Family Bible will be published in IS
numb RS AT - cents ch. and will also be put IN in
monthly paris. The distinguished features OF this BIZ
bic are-1. Seven hundred Wood Engravincs: . Ma
ny thousand Marginal References 8 Three hnelv ex
etaed Steel Maps; 4. Numerous Improved Readins2
D corrected Chronological Oruer; o. The PoetcaI
books III the MetrIca Form; Z. An exposition of each
chapter containing the essence cf the best commenta
tors, with much original matter by the editor: S Re-
heclons, drawn from The subject of the chapter and
giving, a condensed form. spiritual import: o
Questions al The end of each chapter family exam
nation: TO- Dates affixed the chapters for each morn
ing and evening reading, comprising the whole Bible
i'll year.
This s,aut uy illustrated and truly comprehensive
edition OF The Bible viii be issued in numbers on the
rsi and fifteenth OF each mouth, beginning in June or
Isl Of July. The many Interesting features il embraces
with extreme cheapncss, will il is hopcd induce
thousands OF amliies to secure copy On the second
and third pages OF the cover will be found n recon-
mendai ous from several Of our distinguished cer-
gymen, who have examined the work. We give few
notices from the English press:
:" II will form the competcsi. comracest. and most
convenient onr-volume Family Bible that has yet ap
earcd.''Christidn Witness.
ave trust IN tens vi thousands Of our teachers and
hundreds OF thousands OF their elder scholars with all
christian families will alonce order the Donastic Bible
Sunday Srhooi M1gGziae.
" W h"rcver tits seen II will recommend itself
beautifully printed will form appropriate gift
book well mos, useful Bible for families Free
Church VI Igd1ine.
- One of the most valuable family and closest Bibles
we have met with Edinburg Uitness
Although the sacred books The Old and New Tes
nave pccn cuieu III every conceivable
variety OF form the of English readers have
vet been provided with Bible emnently adapted
for general use. is the one now before us.nLondon
ChriStfsn T mes.
n Subscribers who do not wish This work in num-
bers aud would like 10 have II bound whom completed
can have ii delivered 10 them III the various bindings
al the annexed prices payable on delivery.
H. Sheep. Library Style, 500
In Half Cali, 80
In Eng Calf or Morocco marble edss SIS
ln Morocco, extra gilt edges, 1850
Address SAMUEL HUESToN, publisher, 1879 Mas.
It New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
Let it be Understood by All,
No Mercury i'm any Case.

Tha, Doet clay s a member Of .he Relormed rrae.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
DOMEATi., pnRTS

BoSToN-Ctd III, Marcia, Smith sch IIibcrnia, FL
bridge, Bath.
Ar 7h schrs Caspian, Cheney, Halloween Sarah Blinn
BATH.
Cid sch F Cope'znd 4 Co. Benne;t Thomaston.
Ar 9th ship Rio Grandc, tuf Bath Il Liverpool Oct
I.-has 2O7 Stcerage passcuscrs The Il T. has cen ,
DAYS W Of Grsnd Iank-hss lost foretopsl yard, and
topsail, spill sails &C. CT bark Lincoln, HUI, Wiscasset
load tor Cuba
SALEM-Ar 5th sch Denmark, Tarbov, Baltimore
ASTORIA-Sid 23d ult, brig & " Kendall, san Fran
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCo-Ar Goth Oct, ship ST John Sko-
field Portland May } bark Mary Broughluu Priur Bos-
ton. A rl %.
Ga ship state of Maine Manila
CT 21t brig Mcclellan, Evans sta Cruz
GALNESTON-Slu about | Ill., brig Billow, Colburn,
Bost-n.
NEW oRIEANs-,r . tn ulr, ship M,domck, Rich.
Havcc; eth, ship SIlas Leonard. Thompson.
q p, ships Old England, Lowell, rayre Mary Ward,
Lowell, Liverpool.
Below shin Adelaide. Metcac Scott. Boston.
CIIARLESTON-Cid I'd inst, sch 0phr. Boynton At
;akspas, T.
ClI Sd. ship Forest State, PoIl>icr. Iivcrrool
fiIiIADEIPHiA-N the Del hrrakwa,cr, 4th. brig
Harriet Newal Tor oston Put in for habcr of 5th
sch Susanna, oi ath
NEW YoRK-Cld 9Th, ship VIM 'Pattcn, Theobad
Liverpool.
Ar ath, sch II Mason, Sheffield, Curacao 10Th ut
Ar 9th, shi Italy, Reed, (ot Bath Newport Eng
FRaNKFURT-Ar 18th, sch Lagnn l, hence Caroline,
of Bath, do.
MOBILE-Ar Attn inst, shi Squantum Crocker, Boston
18th ult.
wILMINGToN-Ar 9Th, brig VIM burlington, Gaud-
aou
SAVANNAH Sd, brig Judge Whitman, Fetch sr,
Boston,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12

i - SPSHAw'S.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12

To the Honorable Arnold Blaney Esquire Judre Of
bate, within and for the County of Lincoln. i''
NANCY NJ. DELANO, administrative of The cS,,, -
~ LEWIS DELANO late of Bath in SAID Co, VI
deceased, ecfully represents that the perSri
of the said deceased is not sufficient by The snm oT @
hundred nineteen dollars and 81 to answer hi; ;
that she may be empowered and licensed to sell and o
vey SO much of the realestate of the deceased ms
be sufficient to riase the said incidental ch
rco, NANCY NJ. DELANO.
LINCOLN, sat Probate Court held at A iscas.e,
within and for the County of Lincoln on the ID d. y,
Dcct mber. AD 1850. "' VI
On Che foregoing petition ordered that the said NOT;
TONER give no ice TO all persons interested in said
that they may appear at Court of Probate to he
at Wscasset, within and for said County on IN. A.,
Monday of January next, by causing COPY of said
on with this ORDER TO be published in the Eastern Tines
printed at Bath in said County, three weeks
previous said Court.
Auest:-EDwIN S. HovEr, Register.
3w24 A True copy-Attest EDWIN s. Hovry. Reg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
insane Hos pital.

The Following list comprises The male III
mates of the hospital, known 10 have been
saved. and those still missing. The female
patients, A. in number, were all removed in
Safety, having been i'll the north wing.
KkowS TO BE SAVED. Barnum, Vickery,
Danharr. kezer. lewis, Wheeler, Knights,
GuodinC, M'Garret,, Buuerfeld, Morton.
Howard. Moore, Robbins, Robinson, Miaot,
Shayes, IIemenway, l,eper, john Jones, Cope
Isud, Spencer, Stearns, Boarimau, Mathews.
Woodbury.. Ncrctess, Ceburn. White, Evans,
Durgin, Midget, Springer, Presley, Coffin.
Ambrose Jones, Sanborn, Hanscom, TIMBER
hind. Kin KEENAN,. Maxwell, Forsyth, Staple
McCurdy, Pend. Hart, Brown, Dryer, Small
ley, Crowley, Uus-5l.
DEAD OR MISSING. Linscau, of Bangor,
Qaken out almost sufocated. and since dead,)
Armstrong of Gardiner. Wymaa of Read
field Richards, Willis, NJ hellan, Pineo,
Hodsdon, Harlow, Dennison, NJ Way, Payson,
Norwood, Fuller, Barry, Blake, Atkinson,
Nat, Wilson, Pierce of Bath, kinsel, Dennet,
Heath, Carried, Fink, Foster, Green, Jacobs,
Mckenzies-2S.
supposed remains found.
The building, saws the kennebec Journal, is
in better condition than was at first supposed
"a large portion the walls being uninjured.
The north wing is saved entire, and part of the
main building. The whole main front is saw
ed; and the north, east and west walls of the
new south wing, together with portion of
the walls of the old south wing, are in Sound
condition, and we think will not have to be
taken down. Very little water reached any
portion OF the walls. as they are all lined with
brick.
The stables, lodges, and out-buildings were
all preserved.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12

LINCOLN, sat Court of Probate held al w;sc,.
set within and the County OF Lincoln on The ar,
Monday of December. A ID 1850,
ELIZABETH HUNTINGTON, named Execp,r;x in
IL certain instrument purpo-ng 10 be the la, wi,
and testament OF Timothy Huntington, late of Rich
mond. in said county deceased having presented inc
same for Probate $50
Orde ed that the said executrx give notice 10 all
Interested, by causing copy of this order to h.
ed up IN some public place IN the town Of Richmond and
Bath. three weeks successfully, that they NAV npnca
at n Probate Court 10 be held at iscasset on bs So
Monday of January next and show Cause IL ,nv -
have. why the said instrument should be p,ovcd
proved, and allowen the last will and "
said deceased u
ARNOLD BL4yEY, JUDGE of Prob.,.
true s9py, attest: EDWIN $ HovEu, Register.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

SiedDtSh .fSta.
Cid from Liverpool 2lst, Jane II Glidde Child Phila
dephia.
Adv, Savony, Mecher, for Boston Dec VIM Sew
all, Jack, do Isl inst.
Emit for ldg a9th, Harriet Augusta, Robinson for New
Orleans.
In port leg, Alliance, Robinson, for Charleston.
Ent ind Tor lig, ship State Rights, York.
Messina-In port 5th ult, bark Yorktown, Sorer Cor
York about ready.
Palermo-in port sth, Charlotte Reed, Weeks for
Orleans, abt Dec l.
Ira amin port 9Th, Marion Sampson, FIN Trieste for
Palermo and Orleans.
Tnese-In Ior l4thu lt, ship Harvard, Andros for
Liverpool ldg
Leghorn-Sld lth ult, ship Medallion, Houdlette, New
York
Havana-Ar 9th ut. bark William, Bailey, W iscasset ;
25th, Saone, argent Boston.
Matanzas.,Ar 25th, ildes nlker, Edgeoomb Prov
idence.
Turks IslandIn port tn ult, brig Rainbow, of Thom-
aston for Orleans
Al Geneva 10th, ship Megunticook, Farbanks, from n
Orleans.
Panama 2lst, bark Isabella, Hayden, York l49,
for San Francisco
SPOKEN.
Dec lat sch President, of Bristol Me, frcm Pha-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUp, Tor CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
scftening ihe gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it.
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, nerer has it
failed ifi;meiy used perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS s PERKINS. Price 25
cents a hottie.
n. p. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DIR. A. Shaw, agt.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Arctic.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

o. Ne,c York Telegraph Office,
The steamer Arctic reached her dock be-
tween s and 9 o'clock this evening" havlng
sailed from Liverpool at noon on tne 2o'h'
with Isl passengers and goou ireis".
80 Amongst the Arctic's passengers are MT
Clay and family, late charge 10 ror'usai.
since The Europa left the markets have been
.xery lively. Cotton sales 10th, 10000
balss 18Th. 5000, and 10Th, 5000, at an ad-
vance of an eighth on the Europa's prices,
mainly owing to the accconts of frost, &C.,
taken out by the Asia.
The overland mail had arrived, and Calcutta
and China markets were in a healthy state A
large and satisfactory business doing in Man.
chester.
The speech of the American minister at the
late lord mayors banquet was the theme of
general commentator.
The port of Hull has materially reduced its
charges, with the view, it is said, of getting an
American trade.
A government commission has been appoint
led te report as TO. removing the transatlantic
mail station from Liverpool to the western
coast of ireland. The Liverpool chamber of
commerce are in arms against it, and endeav-
,or TO cause great facilities to be given TO the
American trade and shipping of the port.
The excitement created BY the recent acts
of The pope continses, and meetings are being
held everywhere. A great one was TO Jake
place in Liverpool Ga the day the Arctic left,
Lord Charles Russell, brother of the pre-
mer, had made most extraSagaat denuncla-
Tion of the pspal aggression.
P. S. Liverpool, so A. M. The town is
piacarded with bills calling the catholics TO
oppose the protestant demonstration TO be held
so-day A serious riot Is anticipated and great
excitement prevails
Fruno -The presidents message is geaer-
ally well received, save in a few quarters
The proposition of calling cut 10000 men is
variously received On Monday the foads
closed dnller.
t1ermany-The aspect Of the news from
here has changed. and 1t is ucw believed that
war will be avoided. The court of Vienna is
10 concede 10 the Prussian cabinet the Don-re-
cogni,ion de iure OF the old confederation bun
still the Frankfort diet is the organ of that
body de facto. Prussian troops are 10 occupy
part vi Hesse Cassel. Gen. Radcizky, Of Aus
tria, hae protested against war with Prussia
India and Caiau.-No political event of im-
portaaee had occurred Intelligence had
reached Singapore OF a victory by the Dutch
over Chinese ia Somhas Rirer Commercial
aews fzuss iudi2 aRd China is very satisfactory
From Spaix, Portugal, and ether R,isssr rs
lions Of Europe, eeihins q iRpsusnce-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12

WoRLp's CONVENTION IN Wash
IN sfon. Nov 26.-The Cabinet decided 10 dav
tbat Governor Island. New York, be the
SPOT for the NEXT Worlds Convention, in
MAY 1851. The goods. &c. exhibited, are
10 be sold at the option of the exhibitors,
and the building in which they are to be
exhibited, will be considered bonded
warehouse, the duties to be paid when the
articles are sold and entered; no charges
are to be made in case they are exported.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
X. g. p. r. r. Companv.

PURSUANT to petition of the Hon David Bronson
and Others uolice is hereby given that meeting OF
the Stockholders OF the Kennebec and Portland Rail-
road Co, will be held al The Court House i'll Augusta,
on WEDNESDAY,, the Sih day OF Jan next, al ten
O'Clock nIhe forenoon.
lst-To take into consideration the importance TO the
interests o said road, that il should be extended north
and east of Augusta Immediately, and 10 adopt meas
nres 10 effect that object ard give such aid and
courasement may be deemed for the interest of
Road.
2d-To uarslct such other business may come be-
fore them.
Per order OF the Directors
JOSEPH MckEEN, ere,ary.
Brunswick, Dec. g. 1850 3wl5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12

WILL he sold at public Auction, the Elliot House in
W Bath, Thursday, the 18th day of December next,
at three O'Clock, p NJ, fourth pa of the Nequasse
Dam, and the whole OF the Eastern Saw Mill thereon
standing, and the land used ping places for said mill
and land used connection and for the pur
poses of said mill Reasonable credit be given with
good security Terms to be made known the time of
sale said premises situate in Woolwich opposite
the city OF Bath BENZ. F. TAkLMAN,
SAM'L KENDALL.
Bath, Nov. &C. 1850. 3wI9+
II The above sale il adjourned ION account Of Thanks
givng) until Thursday, Dec 26th the time and
4 lace.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12

ANrr-RENr VoTE IN NEw YoRK.-ln the
Counties of Delaware, Albany, Rensselaer,,
Columbia and Sullivan, Hunt, the wing can
didate for Governor, had majority of 2, O62,
while Church, the democratic candidate for
Lieut-Governor, bad majority of 6,442.-
They were both on the anti-rent ticket. Ad-
ding the anti-rent strength in some other
Counties, their vote is estimated TO make
difference Of $4,000, as it is thrown into one
side of the scale or the other.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
CURE FOR WHOOPING COUGH.
DOWNS, ELIXIR

Is a very desirable medicine 10 in This complaint
and probably breaks up the cough effectuay
any other known remedy.
II loosers the cough and enables the pat tent ase
easily and freely thus saving the labor of head cough
ing.
1fyou have the whooping cough, or il YOUR cniL-
DREN kEEP YOU AWAKE NIGHTS with their coughing, be
sure aud nse DOWNS ELiXlR, and you will find il all
we recommend il.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine generally,
and by A. g Page, ;. p Shaw, and J. Keep, Bath
VIM Baker and +. T. GaicheIl, Brunswick; +. Dana
WiscasseI; f.. Dana. IT.. and + j. Glidden. Danaris-
Gotta; and VIM. Ii. Barnard, and John Buch Waldo
boro'. IS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
Farm and Mill Privilege
For Sale.

A SMALL Farm, consisting of about forty acres Of
II land, with dwelling house, barn and other meces-
say oui-bud ngs, situated within fourth of mile
OF Sheerscoi Bridge. The farm is well watercd has
good orchard, and well divided into fields and pastur-
ing.
Being situated on the Shecpscot river affords many
privileges for enrching the soil thai many others are
not IN possession of. Connected with this farm is one
OF the best salt Mill PRIVILEGES on the Sheersco,
river For further particulars inquire the subscriber
CHARLES CARGILL
Sheepscot Bridge Dec G. 1850 3w25
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
DeI { ID S..

40 wears.
fu this city, sth inst, ", cxsc. kinssbury aged %
yean~.
aged p.
Ia Newcastle eeb inst. Mrs Sarah iTkham. aged -
wears.
Ia Newcastle, nst, Gerrganna Potter, aged WIS
and monks.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12

~ DR.. Clay's ready manner of detecting
and describing the particular nature and local
itv of disease, and his triumph over eonsump-
,iou. nervous, bilious and chronic diseases,
ELECTS universal wonder.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
L.Yoeunn.
Notice of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC notice is hereby gwen. that on the second
L day Of Feb, AID, 1916, John Adams of Newcastle in
the County of Lincoln State of Maine, conveyed by
deed of mortgage 10 Sylvester Bowman of Boston,
County Of Safolk, aud State of Massachusetts, in con-
sdcralon of the sumo hundred seventy-three dol
lars and sixty four CENTS certain parcel u land in said
Newcastle. For minute description see Lincoln Re-
cords, Vol 1S3 page ISL. The covenants CT said deed
having been broken by whe the subscriber
claims foreclosure of said mortgage in with
the provisions OF the statute.
SYLVESTER BOWMAN.
Boston, Oct 2i, Is5o. owes
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12

Refusing TO Accept Freedom.-The Mem
phis Eagle states that eighty negroes, made
free BY the will of Mr.. Jones, who recently
died in that county, refused to leave the plan
tation, or to accept their freedom and 60 to H.
linois, where the brother of Mr.. J. had located
a tract ofland for them, pursuant to the will Of
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
CURE FOR LUNG COMPLAINTS.
DO Ms ELMER

I : mos efectual -emeiy for Lung and Liver ON
L plants. II colds, coughs, whooping cough.
Group. asthma, bleeding the lungs, bronchial aiec-
lions canker IN the throat and stomach, and lung and
liver complains. 1t has cured many cases OF what
was believed 10 be confirmed cons ump;on.
1t is highly concentrated. ami sold and II OF
boIIles at so cts and 81 per bottle
Large numbers of certificates good effects have
been published. and constantly receiving new
ones hut TRY III and it Will own BEST ccAMEN-
BATON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
DR.. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS,
Ahead of all ofherst,

Ahead Of all ofarsv
THE ENVY or.ALL rfLL MAkurAcrunsas.
BECAUSE they are safer, better and more sfneaeioas
~ than any others.
10000 BOXES
nave been sold annually for the hist Gve years
IoONG ASD OLD, MILE 4fND FEMALE
'aNe them with equal Safety without iear.
VI Pills BE Necessary
III pueihs and Cleansing the stomach .,S hoxss,. ~
,urikg the blood aud fluids Of The hoSv $500 81, an
or 10 oser i',s produce shosc combined eeefs Or con-
Eat, drink and live as usuaI
and pursue Your usual occupation willis, ,,.,nr 49,.
without fear Of taking cod during all Kinds Of w,h'
OWE THOUSAND DOLLARS
waGcrcd that more genuine Certificates fsro,, rss
ans, clergy members Of congress and rrspecrsbIe
zens) can be produced Of their efficacy than az az on
and box will do good than two boxes az snv
thers
Forty Fills are in Box!!
and sold at T,- nty-F,re Bor, with directions
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box
They have taste unpleasant smeH,
Free from dust powder Of any Kind,
Do not grpe the Stomach Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
THEY ARE GOOD At AL TIMES,
And adapted TO most diseases common TO mankind
No one having once taken them viii be willing afer.
wards TO take any Others because they always de- good,
and il they do not then others will.
N. B. leI0Y THE P20PRle TOR & MANUFACTURER
is regular Druggist Chemist and Physician Of Is years
experience m Philadelphia graduate Af fAe University oil
Pcnnsy lvama member OF different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York. Boston, baltimore &c and
associate and corresponding member Of several Medical
Institutions in London and Paris, &c.
II Principal depot, DIR LEipy's DIspExsaRy No. ia
North ForRrn ST., Pnladciphia-and sold kolesale and
retail by
A G. PACE, Agent Rath-Dmrn & Co, Portland
Dillingham; & Titcomb, Angusta-AIcx Warren Kenne-
nnnh-S inse Co, Iiallowcil-A Carter Son, Port
lye2