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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-29
Carriages and BnggieS.
JOHN FRESHEI..

mNIy UmW OUHIcCUI0HlA AFY.
REGS leave to annouuceto tho citizens .
- Portsmouth and vicinity, that he has fe-
moved to the frame building recently occupied
6y George Fogleman, on Front street, wbere
he is prepared to supply customers with BreaS
Crackers, all kinds Of Cakes Confctionev
Nov. 20, l850-2dwly. M
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-29
Laundry.

TUyHAT most valuable article for cleansing
u cloths, THE LABOR SAVING FLUID
THE WASHER WOMAN'S. FRIEND,
can be procured at my residence on second ST.
and at H. G.. T. ALB. eJones' Drug Store. /
have not disposed or my receipt 10 any one
nsitherdo Intend 70 do so,--henee all these
tic:es purporting 70 be Washing Fluids, are
limitations and entirely worthlebs. Mine alone
can bsfeiied on ~ the only genuine article
sseA. q. lssG.--dls.. !, 4. -.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-29

Just Finishing at the Hat Store,
A FEW MORE of those SPLENDID
IA WHITE LAMARTINE HATS, which
are recommended by those who have worn
them, as certain preventative for Sick Head
ache. (july y, 1881 S. G. GLOVER.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-29
NEW STYLE FALL AND WEN.
TER HATS.

ME HAvEJUST RECEIVED BY TX.
,,II press, an entire new styIe Of GEN.
TLEMEPS SOFT HATS. They arc isf
sperior to any ever offered In this market,
'nu arc well adapted 10 the present season.
es ---ALSO--,a B,S !,
we have commenced receiving our stock sf
BUTTS and HOES, such as G ent's Congress
Bootsi Ladies' and Childrens' Lace Boots md
Sum Shoes, Of every description, which ne
Ports. aug,l4-dw R. LLOYD & co.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-29
City Livery Stable.
Nj ITCHELL s. MAKLEM,
Market, bet. Sd & 4th sts., and one door
North of NickoIs, Furniture Factory,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.


EESE< RESPECTFULLY an a
&4Z- nounce to the citizens k@{T>
NZ-SR~ of Portsmouth and all IS-ZA-
others who have business in their line, tha
having gone to great expense in building one
of the largest, and most convenient LIVERY
Stables in the West, they are now prepared
10 accommodate their customers with Buegies
Carriages, Hacks, and Bdrouches, and with
the best Of horses 10 put in them; also, with
superior riding horses, for both Ladies and
Gentlemen. .s a.g.,.
Carriages and Horses for families, with
attentive and experienced drivers will b.
always ready when called for.
Travellers stopping in town are respectfully
invited TO give the City Livery Stable call, as
they may rest assured that their horses and
vehicles will receive every care and attention
They are also prepared to keep, besides their
own stock, almost any number of horses and
bnggies which may be placed in their care
oil Of which will receive the best treatment il
is possible TO afford.
With ample room, good and careful drivers,
attentive hostlers and an earnest desire 10
please, we hope TO merit and receive, as here
tofore, generous share Of the public patron.
ago. f
Portsmouth, Aug. 4ih, lS52--dwly.
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)sSS COLUMN.
s. r. ROSS,
lVWN@l lE@AlE GROCER,
COMMISSION
572 ehs AND
PRODUCE MERCHANT.
!. If 'WlfVy@ ar al @Rs
ll,-Oft ST.. P0,-fenn,f3h. 0hi0.

Offers for sale in quantities, full assortment
Of GROCERIES selected ,oith care, and at the
IO,cest rates. Consignments Of Merchandise for
,cGrded NTH fron,PtHess by Riper, Canal, or
Railroad. Cash paid for Produce, Gram and
Merchandise GENERALLY at his pareheuse.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-29
Books and Stationary,
New Books.

|GtREAT Harmonic, yolume2 d. ssrr
NJ Odd Fellows' Text Book; l..,,.. N
Free Mason's Manual; ,.,i,..s
Life Of Rev, Jndson, first Baptist Mission
|ary TO Burniah: ataif tt3a ,s-.,8.s,y
History Of the Ojibwa, Milton;
The French Metropolis, ~ plates;
Kaloola; TIL Berber; Life Of Wesley; Re.
gon Of Geology, by Dr.. Hitchcock. atA
oct3-daw ~. TEfHENScN eco
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-29
Portsmouth Manufacturing
EAI COmnanY.

Portsmouth, Manufacturing
Company.
uAVdNG completed the building of our
LII New Foundry and Finishing Shop, wo are
now in full blast. We can make and finish any
article in our line as LOW as any estab lish.
ment in the West. We make in our Foun-.
dry, ,sb j.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
or all. kinds and Patterns. In our Forge we
are prepared to make Wrought Iron, in ell
shapes. Our Turning shop is weH n,pplied iritk
finishing Tools and experienced ,crkmen 70 uss
them. In our carriage department. we are ma
king s@5,
Carriages and Buggies,
and WORK WAGONS, Of every VS. swle and
finish and our Edge Tool shop has good sup
ply Of
AXES, AIDES, g. EDGE TOOLS
Of other descriptions. For further particpIs,,
enquire at the Works, corner Of Jefferson and
Third streets, or at the Hardware Store of n
N. Murray, Front street.
WARD, MURRAY & STEVENSON
Portsmouth, July 20, 1852. ts.
Jackson Standard, Piketon Journal n.,n
opolis Journal, and Adams County Democ,.t
copy to the amount Of two dollars and send b;li,
to this Office. S"'-
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-29

O7 BXS BISH0PRICK,S s INFALLIBLE
It Baking Powders, Just received q for sale
at manufacturers prices. by
july l6 w. s. CUTLER & Co.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
Simmer ipOblfeiltr.

gBrr cine rprhtkitG Suit 8lsietr cosr tni 8reg la
zen luu Ger ruff an tti Dem Dide: IT lprtn9t ned
nitbt ouf Dem 9udst auf. Der Gidt hor ucb tnime,
gGie osnua etbatt uh iinem psrrin9 eos 8sfCbaf
aus zen 6SnOtn III balttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
(Sira Gfi6ce 2oas0
pfentlih iu ptrf0ufgn.


ll6r gla6mittdgs, fou am @aiibaufe poa
Simon WsDsr, in Suowbeitbau GauHs
f6ip, Geta Gauntpr 6fsntIid veFauft wsss
ben:
Cine f0dB6are gptte Ranb,
osleasn in Norowbsiibau Eauuftip, gsde
6auntp; arcnBcno an ginoT BON GanLI
Sdnef, peter Erorsu uno anotre entbsI'
teno 81 Qder. Die 8srbsdTunasn iins
ia Gin SSrGm 2SobnbGm5 uno Srdm.
sEzzsazAs Steusr. nod ncu, uno anoRre gte'
bengebduee. Gin iun9er traaenoer Qspfsls
gaumqarteu, uno anoTe Sbfbdume, be-
fIneen ii6 auf Der eOtte. SOute Semdno
punfhen nod msbr su Sbissn1 su Fanfeu,
70 fam sr ebsnfaI5 9sIe9snbeit ed5u be"
fCn1rnsft.
Btfs unb sin eutss Es&t fam bia eeE
1ifen ndbfisn QpriI gc9ebrn wcrosn.
Da Der @qentbhmsr nab QBsiien 81 sies
ben 9ecsnft, 70 fOu ea5 Gt9Fnt5uas 0bne
Gudbatt uufauft uereen.
geein9uneeu uno Qufmartuna oon
0dpib 0eilp.
0orember 10. no2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
8unberbar! ggnnpertar!
Oltrr0D! Sllrr0b!

Der oerrina left ots ncb. Der WuursRcpf bat
bn neh nbt aefrelEtn. Die errna iino iueHf ne9tr
uno bunn, aber iIs lino cch trouhtar. Die Diulp.
tGpf ttno ntbts nus uuo utd 81 brouhtn, ts i cln'
nInl iib psrpebln 81 Buufreden, oann tlalen ilf b
atf unD MAIDEN ein arcFes ettifb aber es III olIes
opine As cs fen fall par in Der setu gSedhe 70 III
es peb punccrbar oa6 tin ORanpfepf aus Dem gaai'r
0etrfhen bat naB CT th6e no nidi anfpringcn, obrr
Die ettt pitn ss ollie na es Dem 0ugpt VI qanj rabe
mar. Das 81 bier lpar binttr ibnt, no las Sp8fiabr
icbcn 70 rlsl gIreiItn bat in Iiendun une cnltme.
limb ruenn Der OiuIIrferf tinen Sbvanj nht weolt
hdt in Dem 9Ratr uno bait atprctir pen ntM 9sl6en
California Saamen ~ pitpllhin FIR hn5 Sbitr gu
fiIttru 70 pirt CT gang 9euib fdtf atfelitn pcrnsu
lIno psnn Gude es aspuGt bdtten taf cas bier rem
Wupfcpfi 70 nabt iplr, 70 rplrt adnI 9eplf eibltnen
Gin arcber Small. Die ptrrir9 fno gdnl nagtr, eo6
pen mir iuoM absr mlnn Iis Gitsr nntb bgm Relltr
9shen tbSttn, um fas Yr6ufrfnf 81 tefhautr, born
nGshttn Be prIfdbt audi aufEotcltu Cber aupttlntn
pcretn mic Gin 1uIIfrcd. aber tres ALIEN Dem ucIen
lpr cub iaaen, ta8 ibr rod) Dem mebtugn Stcbr ren
9SciSmer uno Sreini0
in SrTlGrtaun ,l tcnmen bait, ptnn br Gdtsr wcb'
ftittr fOafIu pcut os man iis tti reeno Sfrauo rn
erbdltrn fam. 9Reiensr uno Bren9 ino eben miSo'r
pcu pblaesphia iurDd9rtebrt nit e,nsn 9rcfsn Stcd
pen an 9trsn Sitrn, rpabs pcblftitsr psIfGuft net
ben ais isnias SIpor Sdpirs lrstct brein gu g9tie:
nlr uno 9rtinig uno untrlubt brtn 9rcRtn 9tcd pen
Sbnwls BON atIsn Nrtsu uno prsifsn. itee
Hrt pcn Dpsghtetn, G Sbube, 6dnofbu
be, Srilmpfe ausQsnabtr @Vuars,
uno picIs aneae urtitl 81 umItdufttb oumfdbrsn.
abr 6errcn tCnn betssr une uuhriucbt unItrn I'LL
ocbturen Gtcd pen
SUD, @afiimr BsRin9s. etc.
gtitfL Shubg pdts. 6orptn, nj 10. HHs aItIn rcn
0reserien ptrfauftn mir pdnoertar ucblfelL. 2RiH
pcllen uno utretn uns rcn 9litnan0 unttrpertaufCn
laiIIn. une lrutn mir ursrs gdtsr balls pe9ibsnltn
muftn.
[6S2dnSc6prUSnftc scu itbsr nut ots g'ut:
49, TER. Gitr, llnfhdtt, gbmolS Sbluten, pHb:
uer g4tbhUbner, CSins, Grttn, 6ltslamen, 3imrlbp;
Iamen, Tahsiamen, 6aftr. ctt, fdr wtbss 2tu.s Der
tSblts gRartlpreis Beg blt miro, perrtn ptrlanet
QBriener uno Breinip
Srfrttrtaun. glce II, 1862. r1-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17

MAIDEN; Ruri ancs mas Don mir in Der
ShneioerIrin seforosrt wsreen fam, fam
wcblfeiI fb6n, oauerbaft uno fdldiUnabel
rsrfertiat mereen. SD babe Don esn beffen
SausbdIter fbou ilbsr % Sabre ais meine
&uneen gebabt. sic widen ibre Snteref
fen. uno es III Bewsis oos ido iie befriseist
babe. fonf mhteeu Iie mir ibre @unif emf
soaen baden. 1bsr ih babe iis beute nod
ais &uncsn. SD oanfs ibnsn obsr aud
fur ibre sstrsus unterifhbune. unb wsree iie
ME psrseesn. SD oanfe Dem pubIifum
uberbaupt fur feline unterliueune.
SD babe als Sai6ons fir aIIe Sortrn
Wsannsfleioer, une bite ferner um cine Sort
bauer Guersr @unlt uno ttntGffueuns =
gef6iebt cine foIhs Sortoauer. 70 psrlprtdt
i6 Cub aas su bsfriscisen. wsun Sbr an.
cers Su bsfrieoisen fsic.
Daniel 8uth, [S6nsiper.]
Sdewbsitbua, NOU. IL 1852. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
9lul1 but0t!
1osreoelocasrc Gi9beat!

Nuf Der Gctte Dee CAPT 3aniet @utb
bei @ritIemer5 9ailbdu1e. in Suo @beitban
Sdunfdtp, 9sda @duntp, iino oiefsn Spm-
mcr 2 Nlbtn eepadfsn, mopon bic cine 23
unc cie anoere 22IH Sou i'm umfana miet.
Diefelbe fino in oisier Orufsrei ciniufetsn.
6err @utb uerf6Gt. cas- er nod mebrere
ancere 8hbsn BAT. Die IS. 20 uno. 2l 3on
i'm umfana meTsu Sisr foI9t nun tie
Sraee: ,,Qper fanns btetsn 2" Spribt nun
ia nid,t oIle oIIf einmol
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
9lldfiofeits 9erlammlun9.

Die ,,Csbns eer nRifiaftir' ron SdosSfbslibaa
SaunIhip, eeeba Gauntp babsn btlhlttn cine ofnils
die nQdeiaftits 3srlanimtHeu ntronltaen auf Sanls
floos ben Gotten glcprniter adtbttns i'm Ssmptrenss
oaiIe, unpst SrcrtspifIe. IN SdopbeilhdlI. = Gs
fceu bti Der eseacnbt 9sten in nsr peutiben Spra-
IN osb,lten wsrptn ron oen 9brrp. 6rrrsn oSlfrih
nnp eebr. Das oan,s Yuttifum if frsunrlhnftlib
eiuoelaoen btisnpebnrn Etr Gnfau9 pire um lIbr
Sladbmtsass scniatt nresn:
ancrrmin9s @euniitse.
e,es,mt,r II. slai
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
Seweslic6c 6iiter

6fentIib perfauft weosn, ndmtib:
Gin nsuer 3wsiadulswaeen. Elm fat nsuer
3o6awap Elm Sefrstdr, Sipsbodrc, Sifde,
Stublr. SpsgsI, cine 5ausubr, 2 Betiia-
cen. Gin tIeiner unb elm grocer fupferner
6rGd, uno auerbano fOnifi9e 9aus. unc
3u6enaerdtbc Su weitIdufis Su meIoen.
S@ @Da Der Gigenibumer nad gBelien
Al Sieben ssocHft. 70 nib Quss Ubne &dd
baIt psrfauft peroen.
Die BsSinsuuscn am @srfaufsta9e une
aufwartun9 von
gpwarb Se6.
Rcpember II, 1852. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
al1orft(afhen tl6erhaupt.

cir gQarftlabn d6srbaupt, ais 9crdubtrtts 5ttifb,
~ Stmot,. Butter, 9ier, II. I. No. miro tnnisr Der
SSeblfe IParttprsis iul Qustaulb far 2Raartn ceir
gaar 6jdo Crlautt lei
- Sbcmas g. @iIfon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17

2Scrl1nGt:
10000 6dbncr, 1000 Yufhd Sofonjtn,
10000 QGtllbbdbuCr, 1000 rc. ttrre Rtrthen,
10000 6dnk, 1000 &C. acpflitbnts,
10000 GRttn, OU0 RolbhGutt,
1000 &ufhd 6nftr, l,OO0 Sbkubiuts,
l 900 &C. Gjrunobercn.
0[,5r Sir cGi0e NrtiFd miro her bSblt} NIarFprris
i'm Nultouib fit g8aorsn ttjabIt, non
Srhn 81. Sbau.
1rirtlrtaun, gcpcmber, 10. 1852. rq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
~ Scr lSptfreiter. i.

Der liutrIbrisbsus, wthtr cie 2iitun9fn ourtb
Sterauscu rdat 9itt bsrpurSh s'athtitbL oae AM l.
03cpfn,ber stn sabr pcasto usraatn mar. uue ers
hlbt oabsr NIt, ,entpepr on ibn tlt cor an bic ad:
batter ;u bsiablsn,
9. 9. 9Ismmsr.
Gesantu II. sons
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
Sftcbrr 27.
0inc Serica)ti9palp

SD ehebe aus oen SerbancIun9en Der
QnIialts 8er1ammIun9 fur Elm pierte Su
beIfelf in SceeIsviue, eas mein Name oabei
auf cine COMMITTEE eefeet worrsn 1T.
Dies eiene fcmit aur 9labri6t, eas msin
Shame rbue meiue @rlaubuis uno Cbnc msi-
nen g8iuen eebraud,t wuroe, uno cae id
eurcbaus nibt eieHen fanU. tlriabe, neil
i'd feinr grwdblune nidt miinffhte.
Sobn >. 2ibtcnmaIlner-
Nopembsr IL. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
9SirS pcrlamGt!

S(at 1rtcn @Grnioe, ols Baicu, 8r99sn, SFsIIbserr
" 5ofsr, G5ruuo6sersu uno 70 rtittr prfdr tnini'
Der bshlts Syarttprsjs srlaubt wiro tsi
Sbcmas g. gSilfon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
2lm Das 9Smbliennf.

glibt caR ras pubitum aIaubt baB i'd
Gin Bauer fsi. neil i'd bic fd6ncn &ubsn
babe; ;-glsiu. Die iino 70 mitaewabfen.--
60 wie eis fd0nen Suben fine, 70 Fam ib
aber aud
Seb6ne Sf6cfc, S5pIem nnD Srut1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
0ine ornEe Qlnfnl1ft.

ecsbCn erbatttn cine 9rcGe QutraM rcn Sud-, Gol;
Tmtrs, 2otnet Swteo. 8Cntudp Scans, 2lpaeas,
Nacus, 0ceoint6, 9crfon Such, Stbantc, 9rints. H..
no, rtltbt ollie pcbGfttsr rrtout mSrtcn ols ic il
NIrcr onattrtCn wcrrtn fno. @btnolls, cine Qrcft
Ausmoht rrn fHtiotn RkirCrn. @tictun9cu fir asi'
rcr wtrptn in Ger nGibittn 6drH uuo nab bsn nsuG:
fen Wieetu YTftrt1t ron
Spbn T. Sbau.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-17
Danfabifattmm9.

rdr rem irbcr esncftns dtsrate intritteuna fattit
" or nun ned, thsttit ittucn Sreunoen uno SSnnsrn
unoebebslten 0anf ab, uno srluht tit nm ttne Se!t
Soy,r. bsrlslbsn. pdtbs CT iner rurCh biGiss Yrsi
uuo auts 8sbautluus ~ StroiCneu fuhen Tpiro
Sbomas %. g8iIlon.
qroc,,hsr 10 nqSm
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-09
Paint yOur Roofs.

DLAKE' SPa,en Up lint oil ArtificialS late, for
Dsale n any quantity by
KENDALL RICHARDSON'S Co.
Thevalue ofthisa rite evil be seen by the
following certificate sfrom gentlemen who have
usedit and proved itsindurating qualities; :,
MR.BLAK Dear Sir,-I had building
adjoining the wall fmy stone Cotton Factory
Their 90 { 0 which was covered with you! rHe-
proof Pain; or Artificial Slate. Inc factory
took FIRE and duringt he progress MS des'ra1
ton large numbers ofburning shlnsles ahu o.h-
e, combustibiema,erials fell uponthisrool'so
covered and expected every momentto seer
burstinto flames ,butafter the factory burned
down examine dsaid roofand fouGditlIterany
covered with coal and cinders, butthe hre nan
notmade the least impression upon ~. Aler
th,st est her &c rtaiuly can beno doubt ato
itsfire- proc fqualties ,r11 ZONES
Rochester, Sept. ,lS4s. SEIh '''o'1o'
Broadway New York Oct AN, .e4o')
NJ R1aKE-Sir:-We last Spring Gov
,edtberoofof fl he American WIN yonI re
Sps;n, Wenow findths: i mas become
p.Do o,.daas.iate.andthe almost constanttread
as nhs.o,..nts (whouset top # he housefor
Alvin -cIo,he $ )doesnoia feet It II the east,
"and;snroyesaIlhaiitwasrecommended.
anu s,S TABER & BAGLEY
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-09
P @ E T R Y


r The following beautiful piece OF poe
try,-which we copy from the Boston Journal
was written some years since, by young
lady in Brunswick, unhappily no longer hvihs'
1t lis a gem of devotional poetry, containing
pure and elevated thoughts, most fel'c'ousiy
expressed.
We ask for honor, and to us is gwen
To be the sons of God, the heirs OF heaven
The King of kings prepares above the sky,
At his right hand, seat OF royalty;
But we accept it not; earthly renown
Is all we ask-we spurn heavenly crown.
we seek for ,ceaiM the pearl of price I'M
KNOWN
At once bounteous God would make our own.
Freely would his munificence dispense
An " incorruptible inheritance"
But no when perishable things are Ger,
We seek enduring ;reasures-not before !!
We pant for fame. In characters of gold,
The Book of Life is to our view unrolled;
And there Jehovah would record our name,
Among the CHOSEN IrleiuS Vi O"'i' '"0
But our ambition sours not to the sky
Enough an earthly immortality :
We ask for bliss. God has for us in store
"Fullness of joy-pleasures forevermore.
But here, too, we refuse the proffered good,
Because it's given as in such plenitude.
We would for Times few fleeing days be blest,
Needless of an eternity of rest
O, how unworthy the immortal mind,
It's every wish to fleeing time confined
II from this trnnsitory scene we rise.
To q bright home of glory in the skies,
How like the vision of an infants dream
VIII such low thoughts, such mean concep-
tons seem
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-09
10000 Bottles Sold by one Agent in New York in
Six Months!

One Agent writes from Western New York" Send
me One Hundred Dozen " Sure Relief, Universal ram
Kller'' as soon as possible, am all out 1t is the
wonderful Pain Killer IN the world us useu W
Another Agent writes ssYour Pain Killer has cured
some of the of Rheumatism IN ibis place. IL
is truly Wonderful Medicine Fiease sehu INC Nv s
more by express " :. ,,.u s,h.
day but find worthy the title OF Pam Aher as
yours 1t is all it is recommended to be-a Sure RehT
for Pam. . ,,.., 6 ,,.x -
Pain Killer is the best Medicine in the world for Rhen
matism il has effected cure upon myself which baft
ed the skill of best Physicians. undeaS OF such
statements the above might Do auuuceu-ohe "iai
will convince the most skepucai; 49,. d.,
Two applications have cured the most severe Kheu-
matte pains. -. ,,;oi.n, cr,,,, IL
One application has cured the moS' 'oie"' oi'p "a
Thirty drops has relieved pain in the st stomach;
Siy publications have entirely cured rheumatism.
Twentvfiye drops taken every twenty minutes mas
cured Cramps, Spasms, &C. - .s Co. -rh~o,.
Tn,Y drops taken every fifteen minutes has cured
Bilious Choc od s,;ch.s IN tho p,.t
O e dn has often cured the most severe Toothache
E;fssen drop, every fifteen or twenty minutes
,viIl cure Dysentery and Darrhea'
twenty five drops has cured SICK Headacne
Ten drops has often relieved Acid Stomach
Three applications has cured Lame Side.
twenty-five drops will in all cases euro VIVA W ue
Stomach. .... ,,,,,I cyr. Cholera
Ten drops every ntteen ini"'e' 80
Ai erbrse ,nn,catons has cured Lumbago sgt
Thirty drops daily cured Gravel and Kidney COM
ndden Colds and Coughs can be cured by afew
sss a. thousands can testify. .4 rH-4,
@ Kidney complaints Sure Relief is excellent
remedy taken two or three times a day.
For Spinal difficulties il is invaluable. One teaspoon
si will relieve the most violent pain in the Stomach,
aud restore it to its natural feeling When taken accord
nr 10 directions it will speedily and effectualy cure
pnyel complans that horrible disease the Cholera,
as has been proved in nnumerabe cases in New Or
leans St Louis Cincinnati and many other large cities
in The South and West where the Diarrhea and Cholera
have ragged fatally. Reader, you suffering from
either Of tho diseases named above, from pain from
any cause be and try this great Relief and you viii
DO well. t4I lNuU I1 ~ .. gf
rr Price. u 10, IS and 81 10 cents per bottle.
AGENTs-A Page aud E Lincoln, Bath; WIN
Baker Isaac Sianwood. A l. Sianw ood and Geo b
Upham, Brunswick: Chs johnson, SiockbIidEe Ia
ton, IT S Jack and F Lawson, Harpswell; Tallman,
Lowell, Phipsburg w Clifford, Edgecomb; Fish
er. MoCliniock, w Carlisle. Boothbay; e Dana, JT
Damariscot,a; 4 Herbert, Bristol. ..e-s4
NATHAN WOOD, General Agent for Maine: u
Also-foi sale by the above az ents Hnkley's Asiac
Liniment Aslatic and Poor Mans Plaslers for kheu
ma,;sm Gramns. Sprains, &c. 1y1s
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STATE OF MAINE.
LINCOLN, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, oct'b
Term, AID, 1,52.

LINCOLN, ss.-Supreme JudiciaI Court, Oct Der
Term, AID, 1,52
Dru;s El,ch Us. Fra tcis l. LeRlont.
Aud now il appearing 10 the Court thai The sad
Francis Lemnnl is moi Il resident Of This Stale, and
has tenant agent attorney therein, that MS goods
have been attached in this suit aud thai he has
had notice OF The pendemcy thereof il is ord rcd thar
the plaintiff notify The said Francis 4 Lclnout OF the
tendency of This silt, by publishing atlesicd copy OF
his writ aud declaration and this order thereon tire
weeks successivelr, in some newspaper printed ut
Bath. IN the 'uniy OF Lincoln, the last publ caon 10
b. Al least thirty days befre the term of this Court to
be holden AT Wiscassc within and for the County of
l.ncnn OH the fourth Tuesday of january next, Thai
he may then and there and show cause, II
he hIve why judgment should moi be rendered against
hun i'll this snit AM execution ssuc arcurdingly.
Atest--E. e BOWMAN, Clerk.
C,py of writ aui declaration anl order of Court
thereon Auest-E Il BOWMAN, Clerk.
3w24.
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WO!2MDOS IYAIG
Prize Medal Furnace.

ME present Chilson's Patent Arwarming and venti-
w aing Furnace, with the utmost confidence that IT
will prove ITSELF fair trial, to be the best Furnace III
The long and thorough experience of the INVENTOR on
the subject of air mng and ventilation and the fact
that during the past years, CHILSON'S FUR
MACE gradually superseded all other Furnaces in
tho public Schools Hospitals and Institutions of the city
of Boston. sufficient guaranty of their superiority.
Their chief recommendations purity of air, power
full heaters-wit great economy in the consumption of
fuel will burn coal wood equally WELL superior draft,
easily cleaned great durability, and be low Gel
lars if needed.
These Furnaces warranted to give perfect satsfac
ton they will be taken down and charge made
Please call and examine the store in Rogers Block,
Front Street, near Sagadahock Ferry.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

DY virtue of license from the IL ~ Arnold Blamey
ID Judge of Prsbaie tor the County of Lincoln, shall
expose for sale at public auction Of The real
estate OF uleb ;dgey, late ol Bnwdpnham deceased.
rclu ling the revcrson of the widows dover,
essaryj will pr ,uce The of three hundred and
sixtv-ve dollars for the payment of the just debts of
said deceased. charges of administration aud incden-
charges. The said real is in Bow
donham Village. AID is the house and lot occupied by
said ilcb SedsIey the lime OF his decease. Said
sale is take place the dwelling house of the late
Caleb Sc gev, in Bow lnnllam the 10Th day of Jan
uary, A d 1883, nj o'clock the afternoon. Terms
m tie known al The time aud place OF sale.
LUCY SEDG ley, Administrators.
Nov 81, 1852. 3w2i
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w raTnnan' yon ~ n,2Sh he, gQolS 2}Hd eSlPle Of
Iitnry, the value humid and fifty dollars
and the SAID def If he may be foGnd III your
precmcl) appear before our Justice "f cur District
Court for the NJ id.e District To he holden al
Wiscasset, within and for the County of Lincoln,
the seconi Tuesday OF Junc next, then and there III
said Court 10 answer unto Davis llach, OF Bath,
in our said County OF Lincoln, Ira Ter, in plea Of the
case for the said dct said BAH, The 18th
day o: january, loI2, by his promi>sory note of
that date by hun signed, for value received promised
the plT 10 pay him has order the sum of nrty-one
dollars aud ihiryone cents on demand with legal m
tcr-s therefor until paid Yet though often rcques ed,
said def has not paid The but refuses 10 do -
To the damage The said pf las he salhl the of
one hundred and fiji dolla-s which shall then and there
be male % appear with other due damages And have
YOU there this writ with your d"iugs therein.
Witness, RICHARD d. RICE, E>I. at Wiscasset, the
second day of April in the year OF our Lord lhous-
anL eli ;hI hundred and ffiy-lwo.
T. b. BOWMAN, Clerk.