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Law SCHOOL IN LEIINGl

Law sShOOi IN LIZ ING ON.
Law School viii commence
Lexington 2h day Of October ant
Zl,; rch S:2 the pupils will or divided
OF each has the pri'i
The oler without additional charge
Ia Iutlor VIII Hlrpien- Commentaries,
Pieac and Grseulca Evidence The Senior
vii embrace Tuc.ers erhen fsalns Gree-
ucomnes Introduction Equity. jurisprudence
Code (oi9) X desirable THAI students
design attend Snor should provide hes'v
rleayei fuckers Commentaries ami the Code
The OF tht original Judge
ki work have corrected the subscriber aud
tpas the leading decided
Iuav has been engraitcd ant with these exclusive al
essentially Gentlemen who may
% suped themselves with the books enumerated
focu.e from Rcm nd within days after their
ANAL SER. Those desiring ed information the plan
,lc, aded ny subs Iiber address him by
H. their enquiries Will be promptly aud fully answered
II. Stu per payable IN advance
J. ". BRUCkENBKOCGII
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,.r nave but remain IN Rchmud or a vcnly n
" y Man. only 4 OF ard of excellent
.r Also Wnua,, about % OF and her child,
asa. Girl. II years old, valuable for her
va. ..'.,.s A, ri, to TOLER COOK
:" go. Agent. ard Collectors
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4 TE.CUER WANYED.

q "
WISH oempioy Immediately gentleman 10 each mo
Latin AMI Greek together with ihr uSua oi ches q" a.
Eush schno the s q" September
For further particulars apply 20 Mr. Msc"e Garrett nov
in the the subscriber hy Letter. pos
raid and ,.iec;el 10 Cross, ESSEX county Va ,
i:,ir i, III A G. d ROY. " ID
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IN IGE LAND FOR SALE.

TIME undersi.n. will highest bidder Saturday I'M
September which he resides hs Farm con
3u acres high of Improvement TWO miles IRON
10 Market dwelling Of BRICK erecel IN 1884, the harm
nuss are large convenient and nearly Terms one thrt
| ~" Ii, ~ ~ E.. IESSEIAW
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nm REECH,S MEDICINEs.

DIR. BEECH'S MEDICINES.
AToW Ia III. time 10 lay in supply Of erch Family Medi
~ the prevailing diseases OF the Fan tcasn els IN
Dr. John the the Stale OF Virginia anu
him Krhmund Va DIR walsh once anu
Broad north OF The Marshall ineare pee
he sim of DR. WaLohS LApoRAiohi'
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= OIIC e. FEMALE. T.AtiEk "h.ri L, c.Sn ~ m,
~ Gaze the serves"f lady 10 take ca"rse ~ ~, ,s ne
she gives One t" some rXlr'eh. h 10 b,hr
III ilItiinca"- IN p,ch '"e "7"
r,- II Rr.urh.- fencl and Music. wi be eiu"i: -.
Ai,res IN. sIhsci:acr (so' PAID Mou't Level O'i' "
staia- salary. &C rny.RD II ALIEN
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~, Rttt.iERS'

I,,r
1pEop0SAL> WI, IN RchiI uni s9nst on thurs'iy
Ia, R".'ei -; nricS building, ~ leei
" ge t"rss1 at roms,sd BY The 18Th day Of
1sa! Sa :" % Specifications OF '"s pan WIN DC 'eaus on
Tasa! 2h bsriias the open Depot on "road street. lnoxio
Ais eE .I r !.,s all widows particular description
iss "!n tl,nc viii ae gwen ON The 19l 10 be com
o 81, ~, IN. II h ri Scit,inhrr ,,,,--
petd o. e ,,, Il, furnish the timser. md bidders
'' nh !eucl will make from lheir DIS Tor
haya: !i'"os' '''''@' T. GOLDEN RUGGLES
CE Virginia Central ,ilrnad.
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WHEAT NM EsHEEs AND HoIEsE-poWENs:

AIR THOMAS BRaSCtl:-Yuu kind enough 10 recon-
FH X. Sinclair Is Cos Wheat
Powers have used Them IN hreshns my
crop wheat, pleasure in recommending them 10 The
Virginia and S"rh Carolina Is altogether due to the
that they exceed expectation" IN every par
improvement he,na ehecIai
in separating om the and mayed by ordinary
Three horses easily out 2 bushes per
ay 20 cylinder In fine have that have no wish
Tor any machine superior it, Yours truly -
uinwiddie, July 10Th. ISL. u W. hlHhhah.
am constantly supplied with the When 1hrGshs thus highly re-
commended bv Sir Kitkham with Fan Nil of mos
patent prices, winch can deliver al
any point James River elsewhere. III - hkANCl!
iii, jS--c3y Petersburg. Va.
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TIL. n,r;es ;r,,r....,;, RICHMOND, JULY o. 1851. 5
n"aed 10 as"i al m" c :" auIay hereby
iay of October next. al 10 o'ciurk A. NJ uh I oa o
y :" abe me operorm the duties require Nv @ S
juy 25-2m ttwM ny saia acc e..
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osiEhi. &c.-Just received Blue Scar,rt aud Fancy
striped hall use; black half finger Mts very heavy: whit.
AM Grape Dog skin and sie Thread Gloves Ladies' Chill
and Gents Gauze Under Shrs hundred Straw Bonnss
a. iIenue.d prces can be had at SO Main street
'"! q CHRISTIAN & LATHRoP
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VIRGINIA. Circuit Court Chancery
enr,co the Couft.hvuse the city OF Richmond.
&c 2lsi day nj June. 1851
Anderson admin Of Alexander Macaulay
same Robert Anderson Helen NJ hs wife, The Robert
aresnn Alexander Mdcauay deceased
FIR inces Robert Andero
Elizabeth Macauay, deceased and Patrick Mac ulay
- plIfs.,
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% ~ n 49, bbiS. NJ. | S'Iai
~ a. bbIs. and half bhis No. | Herrings
Il ki;s Mack.rel and Salmon
% bulls and half bills. Macterel
1900 lbs Bacon. sides and shoulders
Received and for sale by
July q III NJu Ev NJ
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f>UE have associated no NJ ANDERSON with them
in the the lsl Of July The business Will
sill be conducted uudcr ALIEN GARRETT co.. AZ
Man doors below the entrance 10 Inc
numerous
friends for patronage thus extended to then and ear
nes.ly SOLICIT Continuance Of the the conceh
ALEX GARRETT will continue 10 give his attention 70 me sac
of Lumber Live stock &c assisted
nv Ru NJ Anderson pledge themselves that nothing shall be
part satisfactory sales OF all conslgncls
,,ad. ~ ,,an, - July 22-c6w
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION |
@ ~ YEARS OLDn!

BLooMrSc GRovE, Orange Co, N. Y. July IS, 1850.
To DK. A. II. CHRISTIE New York. ,TaE9
Dear Sr-Having been very, severely handled by
Rheumatism and other dseases and having been cured
u most remarkable manner by CHRISTIES GALVANIC
BELT and FLUID, thought would give you 4 state
ment of my case, for the benefit of others had the
Rheumatism last wnter and my legs swelled very much
My head also very much afflicted having
pain over my eyes that i could scarcely see At the
zane time, was troubled by spasms caused by the
pain In my head, ] suppose My hearing had been
getting for several from acafarrh that in
car could scarcely hear at all Having heard
derful accounts Of CHKIsrIEs BELr and FLup, sent to
your and got them The Belt put on and the
Fluid used directed and don't think have had sner
the first night using them minute clear pain from
that time to this, being six months The Rheumatism
left my body entirely after wearing the Belt very short
time, probably two weeks. Then put on 4 Galyanie
Necklace and had not worn weeks before my head
perfectly we'll My hesrng In both is entirely
restored the pain all gone my sight very good for
man Of my age, az years in Augusr and consider
myself entirely we'll having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. consider my very
and therefore DO hesitate recommend
Aicted have been. 1aesa riss 81 fiad o. fsastilr
is-H oaI 55e-sd sesigned) 4 - orHINEas TUTHILL.a
aFFIDAyfTI4-l tfl L-l 1891 EL-l rsltt114 % EAarr
n State of New York. ;Newburgh Orange County, 80
,Phineas Tuthill of Blooming Grove, Orange County
". Y. who is personally know to me respect
able citizen and worthy of all confidence, being duly
sworn dcposes and that the facts forth in the
above statement in relation his case entirely
rect and that he now In the enjoyment of good health
caused a. he belieses BY Christes Galvanc Curaves
1 a. -.iI y 1 PHlNEAS
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WEAKNESS AND sERyoUs pEBtITY!

DEAR SIa--l want another supply Of CHRISTIE9
GALVASlC CURATIVES, Immediately. This is an in
telgent and reasoning community and they see At once
philosophical principles and must work efectualIy
the Nervous System, in the Of Nervous Diseases
An estimsbe young lady in our town was afflicted with
extreme Nervous Debility and pains in the head
and neck. She put of the Galyanie Belta and
Necklace and Immediately became sensible of its curative
and Strengthening powers and the next day relieved
Of the severe pains and raised from state Of entire
nervous prostration to health and strength. can msn
ton several other cases equally wonderful W
- -. 10. Yours very respectfully, ,...,~,,.g
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Che micai Toofhache Drops,

OR CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For thtcHr Of the worst Toothdche, byits dppiea
-zr sd b i-.i,l tion fen timer. u w .F1Agtgs
THIS is the only compound which eiectuay kills the
nerve of the defective tooth without the cas pa
injury to the oers II is warranted to contain the
least acid Or kreosoe, which nurioasto the other
teeth aud SO Poisonous in ,i,cir effects. AZ p----
inis arsfc oened used 10 kill The the de-
cayed tooth before filing thereby pevcniinsthe oper
alton from heing so painful. "a an n - s-t-sl
NIB. Seethatthe direction whchaccompanles eac h
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROW N
none can be genuine.
1y2ss .EfgrDtA G PAGE Sole Agent for Bah.
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Worm Eozcngess

Re the most valuable and certain medce ever dis
II covered for destroying and cxpeng all kinds 0
Worms, which frequently trouble children. They
are excellent remedy, aud are as peasantto The
taste Is any common confectionery. The following are
some of the most prominent symptoms of worins:-
headache, dreams, vertigo, TOPPER onvulsons fever
shness thirst bad taste in the mouth, offensive breath
paieness abou, the and mouth itching of the nose
nausen difficult breathing, collie pains IN the stomach
- pal, $3.50 -. 81. .-- Iy26
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ANODTNE,
OR POOR MINIS PL1STER.
epr.~. fDI - far n Inv re sire

'I3''F W OR POOR MINIS PLASTER. = !
-gl ss0 Price 12l csnts foT a ta' sc size.
THIS plaster is recommended with The greatestconh
dence ,-is fact il is recommended with thai conf
dence that lift is obtained Of the proprietor and il does
not give relief, the NONE J. shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness or pain in The IONS
bago &c: 4Thare have been thousands ofthem sold
and not one angle instapee ban occurred where the,
have not given relief The price being very low, ev
cry person can H. Inseverc coughs colds
and difficulty ofbreaihing, worn lungs will
afford great relief. -. ~
e now in use. Ii isan entirely new article, and no
like any other now i'll rise.
1y25 6 PAG f. Sole Agent for Bdth.
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Sea otter Oil.

THERE are number ofspecies Of Otter, of which
y the Sea oueris much the largest, being about the
eighty pounds. It's color, when in full season, is per-
fecily black and Iiimes Of dark browni the
fuI very fine, and sells high price China 10
whcht he skins generally taken 1t is xelusiyely
found between the 49h and 60h degrees Of
iude the northwest Coast of North americas and the
shores Of Kamscatcha, and the adjoining Islands It's
always seen on the coast the immediate vicinity OF
TAe nafipes ,chtre This otter Is tdten use OIL en-
clusiuly for the grorrth and for b.amtyng the hair
They do NOT consider any other oil suitable 10 on the
heod 1y2s G PAGE. Sofe Agent for Bath
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McRSEsS -.
COMPOUNDS SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
yaiissl 'ss9 ss3 1 goo ROOT. si-ts.sH H1' ua'r1a
yNJE feel prompted by every principle ofhaman,y Ia
w make known 10 the worldthe 1asJ r. Ri 80
Wonderful efficacy Of this extraordinary
Preparation 2 80 =. nsi.si
/ Thousands have been relieved of great amount Of
suffering, and many lives saved by the use oft II il
acknowledged By the best Judges Of medicine to be the
most elegant, scientific and sautary preparations now
in use, and as - -. - -. ~. =,
- ~ So =. a Depurative Remedy, A. IT. - =
seldom ifever cquaIled II stands n,riuaited for the
cureof Eryspelas, Salt Rheum, Canker Scroiula and
alldiseases arising from an aals.flF ~ - u asE %
afsuR % Impure state of the Blood. -. .ry
ALSO all 70 % 74tAaoslI ~ 5tH0
Bowel Complaints,
and is used with unprecedented success in all
Female Weakness and General Debility.
strengthens the weakened body-gves tone 10 the
rious organs. andinvigorates the y ~. u,
Entire System, va e. al wa
.sses ;E,u'i and also for the cure ofthe ss ala -
Liver Complaint, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, head
- -. ache, Dizziness, Coughs. &c. ~
Those affected Chronic Disease of whatever sorm
will find this medicine not only the taste,
a certain cure, if be within the power of remedial
gsgeutsto effect their diseasesas= 'o1 sssa .dls AA
Ills composed of medicines so happily combined d
totend directly to give tone tot the uSaA sl I'D y
he an, Stomach and Bowels, .z '9s
exctes TO healthy action the the whole glan
de- system, altay 40 e 3isxsa1.l gsaW Go asa 4
Nervous lrritabili,y, slfs - Z
and promote the FREE action of the HiiITlEo wsE
>'''-' LUNGS. ''''' ,',. .ss-5l
thus rendering applicable all diseases of Chronic
naturs 1t is purely vegetable, and may be used in all
climates, and al all -A4eH--ss $50 s-Fs
en- Ep'I "sh Season. Of the Year. ,a'.s "A
Preparedsonly by G MORSE &zCo., Providence. r
Ind sold BY thousands all over The United States
Canadas, 3c;.i no Z zlsx ,.s,l.y
8. r. SHAW, Wholesale and Retail Agent
for Bath and This section ofthe STATE of Maine 1y3s
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THOUSAND ST

from the intelligent and respectable persons residing
in every portion the United States could be presented
These now unnecessary, but numerous selection
embracing many statements Of the most extraordinary
character, sufficient to CONVINCE THE MOST SCEF.
TICAL may be had of the authorised Agent The inter.
ested are particularly Invited to call. -, -,
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Fail ahd W ter
d R Y e 90 DS (!
Johnson HALL & Co. 9
No. 8 or cenongh > to *,
NEiddlc street, Portla4d,
Lave in s,orc very IN K snd desirable stock of
III Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which they have
Latest Importations and Auction salssi
embracing articles design Tor ladies and gen
temen' swear, Of =. e 49, ,.as
New md Beautiful Fabrics,
and STYLES adapted to the fashionable of this or
any other section Of the unon of which were OF.
hibted al the Worlds Fair. Their stock embraces In
part, the following;
@25 eoZ1z&o
a rich selection Of Fancy silks, Brocade, waiered,
Black and Marceine do, &C, &C. 80
- sHAWlS.
Cashmere Long and Square rs and "a Broche, Pal
sylesl Bay Stale Long and Square, Empire State, &c
Foreign do, &C. 81
9a EMBROIDERlEs.
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs NEW siyel, Chime
sells Lace and Muslin sleeves, cnpes, ndkfs, Demi
Wells, &c &c.
French Mernos, ThIbe,s, Cashmeies, Broche, Fig
ured Satin, Americana, Indiana and Lyonese Cloths,
Cburgs Alpaccas Persans Adelaids Poplins, all wool
Nj de LANES, Cotton and Wool do &c. -
Gloves and Hosiery.
Ladies, and Gen,Iemen's Kid, Silk, Cashmere and
LisIe Gloves. Silk, Merno. Worsted and Cotton Ho-
sery. ALSO
large and complete assortment of Ribbons-Laces
Curtain Muslins White Goods of all descriptions,
Domestics &c &c. s.1f, $50
ly invited TO cal and examine even if they do not pur.
chase This stock comprises the richest sfyes and best
oualfi.s of goods and will be offered the cheapest that
be found this or any other city Their goods are
Nv one of The rm WHO devotes the mosiof his time 10
the purchasing of Dry Goods for This and o,he.
Of selling the cheapest Of any other concern Upon
lon purchasers will be satisfied Thai such the fact
Terms CASH and price only, IL seir motto, and =
WI Portland ri 0ct ISL 1sn
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ranam., chausauque Co., N, Y. Oct, j, 1850. =
2 STRANGE ENOUGH!

To d. C. MoREHEAD NJ ID. 30 sar 90 Llas ar f+f
II have disposed of all the Gavanc Belts with the
eepsion Of two and the results have been
eessful beg you will seud me new supply immsdi.
aisiy. a young man in town adjoining had been out
o health for long time add unable to do amy work
AL He tried the "Regulars". until they complstsly
Physcked his pockets As well his system He thea
soncuded to try Belt and Fluid The first day il
eompelled him to keep his bed, and his parents and
friends begged him to take Oh the Belt-ssd IL would
make him worse &c, but be kept it and the day
vent TO hayng. and has worked hard every day snca
Bristol. N. H. September 10. 1850. -.
Ne trouble or Inconvenience sttends the uss o.
DR. CkRIS1IE'S 6aLH.ANIC -CUR.dTIYE& and
they be by the feeble aud delicate with
Perfect ease end safety. In rany cases the ssnsetisn
amending their use Il kigr gleaaen s9 egveeab They
sEs sssonPsed by full ard plain dIecticns fox W.
e re% S va; ~ P.rtisus may be obtained sr
Oh "e sutncFassd Agent .aTsvs scstt -,,.ss vss,
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, 70 Three Dollars
Ths.Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars. -gG.
TheiGalsanio Brscelets, One Dollar Each.
- The Magnetic ERluid,6 = One Dollar.sa-s-e
.ss rs y ARItcuLAAs CAUTION. u. /.
To- 2swsrs@ cssssssfsits sss Wsrthi.ss E~;fsssss
ssssssss s., ss.sss D. q. MOREHEAD. M d.
eENF1At sAekNT ron THE. uN1TED sTATE4
sss3 .t~zzSss-@s Il sps11os DroaAWAys New Uss1s
4 oaSsais s. xsxk Rksz. saly s orr ID
Agent sossBssh sn1 vscinisy. EsaAs 'sspiysI
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"Throw Physic to the Dogs.

To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT
suppose the Of afflicted with that bane Of
Civilization, DY SPEPSlA any other Chronic or Nerv
Disorder. In ordinary stimulants taken
which, by their action the and muscles of
stomach afford Temporary relief but which leave the
patient in lower state and with injured hcutes after
with the effect resulting from the application Of the
oALvAssrc DELr.T rake DyspcPuI sunerer even IN
round the Body using the Magnetic Fluid directed
In shor. period the insensbe perspraton will act
the positive element of the Bell thereby causing Gal
vanic circulation which will pass to the negative and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up con
Thus the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA are PER
MANENTLY CURED, A FEW DAYS is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF
YEARS. --r..-n
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Peaches, APPLES, Pears,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eious-Oranges-Cocoa
and all other kinds of fruit for sale at the City
kel by A. g. PAGE.
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S Rats !! Rats ~!
Rats

. -tENLEAR your houses and vessels OF RATS
- Oand MICE by using the North Ameri-
can Rat Externinalor. For sale by.
nM 81 AsG PAGE, Agent for Bath,
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cHRIsTIE's; GALvANIC cURATIvEs

The BELT Is used when tho body system generally
affected the NECKLACE for complaints of the Throat
as Asthma and Bronchitis. and of the Head ; and the
BRACELETS for all disorders of the lmbs, -
Rms, matsn, Pasy, Tremors and Spasmodc anections
These are simply applied o. directed with the
MAGNETIC FLUin which accompanies them, and when
70 The great veculiarity ana excellence of the GAL
VANIC consists in the as. that they arrest
and disease by oayd application. in Place of the
usual method Of Dragging and Physcking the patient
till exhausted nature sinks hopelessy under the innie
ton.s Tev Strengthen The whole systsm egualize the eiTc:
iaion Of tie Blood psomote TIE secretions, invigerote e
energies, and do The sIghtsa hz,w undo
ans c'rcnmsaness - cases3q s.-g.T i1al 70 zs5r
Since their introduction An the United States. only
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kcnncbec and Portland Railroad,
60 80 - a
Fall Arrangements, -

' Commencing October 9Th, lS5l.---
PASSENGER trains win leave 1he Station foo, Of Ches-
{ street daily, Sundays xcepted, for WestDrook'
wick B,wIonham, Richmond and Bath, as follows -
Leave Portland for Brunswick: ---------------
Bath and Richmond, 80. M elsa and \ N.
Leaves Richmond for Bath Pori-i HttE F5E
land and Boston, --f al Oils A and II, As NJ
Leave Bath for Portland ard Bos- t..5= 49, n
ton, &, ato;3u ", ana M.
Leave Bath for Richmond, n, e.45 and p NJ.
Leave Bath for Brunswick al 6, go 6, As M.
Leave Brunswick for Bath al -,
us and $50 A N and 2,15 NJ
Each train from Bath and Rlchmoud, connects at
Portland W III the trains from Portland I" Boston.
The Mtrain from Portland, for Bath and Richmond,
connects with the trim leaving Bostuliat7 A.
Asteamboat will leave R edmond The arrivaIofhis
train, for Gardiner, Halloweh ard Augusta. $50
Stages leave RI oh nond the arrival Of the train
leaving Portland al rs y, for Gardner, Hallowell
and augusta 90 III &
Al Hath stages ,annect with wscaszct -Damariscot-
I'd .Waldoboro, Thomastou, Belfast and Bangor.
Passengers or the East ing In the ls train from
Boston, will take thc of this road ~ the junction
o the Porlanu and Portsmouth Raiiroad at Cape
Elizabeth. and proceed directly on without delay,
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Arrangements have been ma de with the Eastern and
p. Railroads whereby freight will beiransport-
ed between Stations this road and Boston al
duced rates, and without change Of cars al Por,id
Merchandise rated Second Glass, 81 90 per ton,
GLIDING trucking in Boston. i. -
All orders for freight for this road may be
left at No IL Merchants Row, Boston. 4l-4 ~ -
~1H'i-so JOHN RUSS ELL, ia Superintendent:
Portland, Sept 2S. 1851. 81
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9ss+ sai g 'BhkM OF A. a.F ssHapgsH
THOUSAND FkONVERss
ron r1tn TOILET, 1Hi NURSERY, ron BzrH1Na,
sta And Many MEDICINAL FuRfosss.
HIGHLY perfumed by its own ingredients. Recon-
II mended by the faculty of almost every European
ciIy and established The patronage or almost ~
cry in London snd Paris, and thousands Of -
dividuals, who make daily Of II III York, Phia-
delpha and Bosom II is she greatestnxuIy lady On
gentlemen could wish for the Of Cor
soothing sensation, and the delightful
We give few cfthe prominent properties of,he
't'i BALtf OF A TH0USAND fL01EEksf 81 :
already well established by actaaI Experiences -
sasssau.ss FRS .ssus,wuv-
This Balm remedies sge,y defect II fhs complexion,
time when boih by the changes age or freaks Of ma
ture, or disease, have been ebscured and undermued
itceauses the skin, and dEaws tolhe surface AL impu
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