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Cement.

MoRSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
WEf.cl prompted by every principle ofhumanity to
w make known 10 the world the
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved of n great amount OF
acknowledge ed by The best Judges of medicine be the
most elegant, scientific and sauary preparations now
i'll USE and as a
Depuralive Remedy.
seldom, fever equalled Ii stands unruailed for the
II Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Canker, Scrofula and
alldseases arising from an
Impure state of the Blood.
ALSO all
Bowel Complaints,
and is used with unprece dcned in all OF
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens The weakened body-gves tone 10 the va
rious organs. andinvigorairs the
Entire System,
and also for the ofthe
Liver Complaint, CaIarrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &c.
Those affected Chronic Diseasfs, of whatever Torm
will find his medicine not only pleasant 10 theta but
certain curs if il b. within the power of remedial
sgeuls effect their diseases
II is composed Of medicines so happily combined as
totend directly IN give tone to the
Stomach and Bowels,
exctes healthy action the Liver the whole CLAN
DIT "a: system, aay
Nervous lrritabiliiy,
and promote the free action of The
LUNGS,
thus rendering applicable oil diseases ofa Chronic
II is purely vegetable, and may be used in all
climates, and al all
Seasons of The Year.
Prepared only by C. MORSE & Co., Providence. r
End sold by thousands all The United States
Canadas. &c.
SIP. SHAW, Wholesale and Retail A gent
for Bath and thl, section oflhe Stale of Maine 1y3S
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DIR. FONTAINE'S .
BALM OF A sa
THOUSAND FLOWERS,

FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
HIGHLY perfumed by lis own ingredients. Recon-.
L mended by the faculty of almost every European
cIy. and established under the paironage OF almost
cry phi ysican i'll London and Pars, and thousands of
dIvduals, who make daily use of II III N York, Pha
delpha and Boston. Ii is the greatest luxury lady
gentlemen could wish for the improvement Of health, for
comfort and personal establishment and del cate
soothing sensaion and the delightful sof. il mpa
TO he complexion.
We give Il few vfthe prominent properties o the
BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS!
already well established by actual experience.
FIRST.
This Balm remedies every defect Of the compierion
and establishes lis stead Beauty and HEALTH al The
lime when BOZ H. by the changes age, freaks of ma
ure or disease, have been obscured and undermined
ii cleanses he sk ami draws 10 the surface all mpu-
removes TAM sunburn, sallowness and freckes impar
ing /" The skin lis original purify, and unsurpassed
freshness rendering il clear smooth and white
SECOND.
Hpronotes the groicth and the Hrir causing
1t to curl in the most natural manner.
ltceanses The head from dandruf, giving visor, health
and life 10 the very roofs of The hair.
THIRD.
Rise superior artielefor Shaun being superior to oil
descriptions of Soaps, Creams, Pastes &c.
AS DENTRIFIcE Tor cleansing The Teeth. is by far
the most medicinal OF any compound vet discovered
preventing decay, relieving pain, ulcers and cankers
and renders the teeth white alabaster. For the
suffering, and for baihing suffering infants and for
idnlis promote of body cleanliness health
and strength and 10 prevent eruptons &C.. there is
article more suitable than This Balm. 1t may be usedin
cold or warm, hard or soft wafer.
FETRLDGE 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Proprieiors-BOS TON
SAWYER r MAG DUN and HM. B. STEARNS
Agents for Bath, where the above may be found
wholesale and RETAIL
July 10. 1y6
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THE WEEKLY TRAVELLER,
BY WORTHINGTON, FLANDERS s. & co.
traveller Buildings. STATE ST.,

BY WORTHINGTON, FLANDERS, 6 co.
traveller Buildings. stare ST.,
Is published on large Sheet al So year in advance
or $3.50 at the end of the year. 1t contains a vas
amount Of matter, embracing complete summary O
current Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, Literary
and Miscellaneous Selections, &c, &c
Reports of Lectures.
Particular attention is paid reports of Lectures up
on scientific and literary TOPICS and such other pub'
discourses delivered in The city and elsewhere as are
likely 10 be interesting and Instructive 10 the genera
reader. 49,
Railroad Matters.
Railroad intelligence including information respect
ing the condition and progress of railroads ihroughou
fe Unisd STATES, distinguishing feature
of the Traveller.
Money Matters.
Carefully prepared articles money matters are
given by competent and intelligent financial writer
Foreign and Domestic News.
Ample means have been secure1 for obtaining The
fullest details OF Foreign News on The arEval OF th'
transatlantic steamers, both al Boston ana New forh
very extensive Correspondence al various points
importance ihroug the country has been established
experienced and competent reporters are employed
and extended arrangements have beeh made ior 90
tanning, through the Electric Telegraph and oihe
means OF communication, the earliest and most reliao
intelligence upona of public interest and i'm
portance.
TO accomplish III, se objects and 10 make the pape
eminenily entertaining and vaiuable no pains or ex
pense is spared.
In relation 10 Politics, the Traveller is entirely indie
pendent of all party consdc raiionS, and will aim, will
scrupulous care, 10 present an impartial view OF pubic
afars-to discuss public measures with single eye Il
the public gooi-and 10 do equal justice public men
In indeed, is il parlizan paper Wholly uIl
pledged 10 any party, and unbiased by any favor o
prejudice, il has end answer but 10 promote it
own lawful and proper interests, and 10 subserve tn
highest public good in doing which il has ever recog
niZed its Obligation 10 preserve the editorial and adver
Using columns free from all mmoralitics and impuric
10 have nothing in its columns that may not safely ell
ter the family circle.
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lust received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine
y direct from New Yofk, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
observation-disclosures II Beach-B Usher
Also. Common brands.
Also, Buckwheat t'Iour-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Bosiou do do-MESS PORk-Nev
York CHEZ SE-Bosion do. All OF which will he solt
cheap for cash. r. r. SMITH.
BaIh June IS. 1851. If
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STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Through Tickets are sold

Fall and Winter
ID II Y G. 90 DIS !!
JOHNSON, HALL g. Co.,
No. 3 Gree ugh Block,
Middle Street, Portland,
HAVE in Store very large aud desirable stock of
Ill Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which they have
just received from The
--latest Importations and Auction Sales!
embracing artlces eegan. in design ladies' and gen.
ilemens wear; of
New and Beautiful Fabrics,
and STYLES adapted 10 the most fashionable Of this
an" other section Of the union, some of which were
hibited at The Worlds Fair. Their stock embraces in
part, the following;
SSSeaS s-NGa
rich selection of Fancy Silks, Brocade, Watered,
Black and Marceline do, &c, &c.
SEAW1S.
Cashmere Long and Square, rs and Sd Broche, Pal
meilas and small f9ures rich Printed Cashmere NEW
styles Bay State Long aad Square, Empire Stale, &c
Foreign do, &c.
EMBROIDERIES.
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs NEW srylsl, Chime
scts. Lace and Muslin Sleeves Capes, Hdkfs, Dem
Wells, &c. &c.
DBYsa GOODS.
French Mernus rhbeis, Cashmeies, Broche, Fig
ured Satin, Americana, Indiana and i.yonese Clo hs
CoburgS Apaccas Persians Adeaids Poplns; all wool
de LANES Cotton and Wool do &c.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Ladies' and Genemen's Kid. Silk, Cashmere and
Lisle Gloves Silk, Merino, Worsled and Cotton Ho-
siery.
A large and complete assortment Of r ibhons-Iaces
Curtain Musns, White Goods of all descriptions,
Domestics &c &c
Purchasers either al icholeSae retail are particular
ly invited to call and examine. 4 they do not pur
CHASE This stock comprises the richest sys and bet
qualities of goods and will be offered the cheapest thai
be found i'll this any other city Their goods are
purchased with Gosh, and selected with great
by of the firm. who devoies The mostof his lime 10
the purchasing of Dry Goods for this and several other
stores connected lh these facil lies they boast
Of selling the cheapest of any other Upon
aIIon purchasers i'll he satisfied al such IS The fact
Terms CASH and price only, is their motto, and ii
will be strictly adhered 10.
Portland, Oct. 1851. l5lf
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kenncbec and Portland Railroad,
80 ~ 90
OPEN TO AUGUSTA.
Winter Arrangements,
Commencin December 29th, 1851,

Commencing December 18th, 1851.
PASSENGER trans wllleave the Station foot ofChes-
nut street. daily Sundays xcepted) for Westbrook,
Falmouth, Cumberland, Yarmouth, FTeeport, Bruins
wick, Bath. Bovdoiuham, Richmond, Gardlner, HALO
well and Augusta, rs oilows:-
Leave Portland for Bath and Augusta al
Leave Augusta for Bath, Portland and Boston
ats, rs A M and IL NJ
Leave Bath for Portlandand Boston
ate, 80 A N, and Is NJ.
Leave Bath for Augusta att 81 and 10 NJ
Each train from Bath and Augusta connects at Port
land whh The trains from Portland 10 Boston.
The IL a. train from Poriland tor Bath and Au-
gusa, with the leaving Boston al M
Passengers for The East arriving IN The LIST tram from
Boston, will take the of this road the junction
OF the Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad al Cape
Elizabeth. and proceed directly on without delay
Freight Ira II, with passengers ar attached, Will leave
Portland al so A NJ. Returning will leave Augusta
for Portland at is M and Bath for Portland nj as
PM. ..r .e.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Augusta for Bangor daily al A NJ.
Stages leave Augusta for South Vassalboro, South
China, Palermo Liberty Village and Belfast, on arrival
of the train leaving Portland al z A NJ.
Stages leave Augusta for North Vassaboro' and CHI
ARRIVAL OF the train leaving Portland at II as Nj.
AT Bath, ennnect with Wscassel, Damariscot-
ia ,WaJoboro rhomaston Belfast and Bangor, on
rival of each train from, Portland
Through Tickets are sold
Betw cen Portland and Bangor SO U.s. Portland and
Belfast at SO So Portland and China al 80 25.
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern and
5. P. Railroads whereby fre2 will be,ransport-
ed between Stations on this road and Boston, al E.
duced rates. and without change of cars al Portland.
All orders for freight intended for this road may be
left at No II Merchants, Row, Boston.
JOHN RUSSELL, in Superintendent
Portland, Dec. 25. 1851. 81
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NEW GOODS!

THE subscriber has just received large assormen
L Of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES, which, in addi
ton 10 his former stock comprises of the largest
the city among which are
Old Tyson TEAS, Ooong Teas,
Young do do Ninyung, do
Souchong do.
Old Govt Java COFFEE, Pernambuco Coffee,
Rio ST Domingo do
Dutch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
ST Croix do Porto Rico do
Havana do
rd-Codfsh-Rce-Cask and Box Raisins-Cur
ranrs-Burning FLUID, extra qnaliiy-Iar Soap-Mo
asses-and all other articles usually kept i'll Grocery
Store. TO be sold al the lowest prices for cash.
r. Il. SMITH,
Opposite the Sagadahock House.
Bath, June 25 1851. If
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Notice to Postmasters,

Postmasters sending So in advance, will be entitled
10 the fifth copy gratis, or $50 shallreceve twenty cop
les of the Traveller directed one address.
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Daily Evening Traveller.
The Cheapest PAPER in Bosto

The Cheapest Paper in Boston.
The AiLY EVENING TRAVELLER is published
The " Traveller Buildings State Street. by WOR-
THINGTON. FLANDERS Il CO, al SIS a year
strictly in advance. being
ONE DOLLAR LESS
than other paper ofhe size in New England,
and al lea<t equal amount of reading matter.
Although the price is less than that of daily
per Of quail size and quality in New England, yet
claims 10 be not otherwise inferior 10 the best that cir
culae
To Advertisers
would say. the circulation of the Traveller is larger
than that any daily subscription paper Boston
New England and that advertisements are inserted in
ehprge 6w3l
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NEW BOOKS 1!

AT THE BATH BOOK STORE.
The Silver Cup of Sparkling Drops, for the
Friends of Temperance.
Wonder Book, for Boys and Girls, by N. Hsw-
thorBe.
Memoir of Mary Lyon, Compiled by E Hitch
cock, ID d Ill D.
Closet Hours. by Rev Ray Palmer.
Gift Book, for Young Ladies, BY DIR VIM hicott.
Knig hts' Life of Hannah Moore.
Sea and Sailor, by Rev Walter Cotton.
CarIyIc's Life of Sterling.
Family WOrship, q collection of Prayers for every
in the year, by 100 Scotch Clergymen, vol, clio.
BOnar's Commentary ON Leviticus. vo clo
The Divine Government, Physical and Moral,
by McCosh, w, clio. 6w23
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Bleeding at the Lungs,

Should at once resort to Downs ELIXIR. We have
at the Lungs while the patient adhered to the direc-
tons in the use of this medicine
Hear ALDERMAN MORTON, of New York City:
About year since had five different attacks Of
bleeding or hemorrhage of the lungs, and was much
reduced and confined to my bed for nearly six
months; since then have had without cessation q
severe cough and general debility, trying almost
every medicine of any reputation. A few days
since commenced the use of Downs Elixir, and
have no hesitation in saying that to my cough and
has been of essential service to me in restoring my
health.
(Signed,) PETER MORTON.
For Whooping Cough, you should immedi-
ately make use of Downs ELIXIR. aciN sart
hours of hard coughing, and restore the patient to
health, MUCH SOONER THAN ANY OTHER KNOWN
REMEDY.
For Group, 1T is AN UNFAILING CURE.
We speak confidently, having never known it fail in
the hundreds Of instances III which il has been used.
Asthma, 1T ALWAYS RELIEVES, and has
undoubtedly produced more POSITIVE CURES
IN THIS COMPLAINT, than all other medicines.
Remember, it has often proved the consumptive's
best friend -AFFoRDING RELIEF AFTER ALL ELSE
HAD FAILED.
| C. W. ATWELL, No. 4, under U. States Hotel
| Portland, Maine, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
For sale by A. G.. PAGE, Bath; E. T..
Gatclell and VIM Baker, Brnnswick-and by Druggists
| and dealers in Medicine generally Aft
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OPENING this morning, at The new Or. nil; g..
" all wool De LANES, plain and figured nI,;n
figured all wool Cashmeres do new style Plaid SiIks
Thibeis, Lyonese, &c. H.W. OWEN CO .
Bath, Oct Is. ~
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IL AND WINTER TRADE.
Just Received.

A LARGE lot of TEAS of different grades in half
I ehes's: will be sold low by
Jan 4 1852 2s r r SMITH CO.
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Washing Powders,
New Granite Store

RABBlT'S and NELSON'S, two celebrated wa.b;n
- i e"ie oy NJ GANNETT.
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Stone Ware.
BuswclFs Mineral Paint.

OUTER POrS-Prescrve Jars-Water Founin in
ID Pitchers. Churns, Flower Pois. and Jugs. for sale
OcI g, 1851. NJ. F. GANNErT.
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More Apples.

A FEW barrels of Baldwin and Greening Apples, for
n sale by % NJ F GANNETT.
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Railroad Matters.
Money Matters.

Railroad intelligence including information respect
ing the condition and progress of railroads throughout
The Unlied Saies constitutes Distinguishing feature
of the Traveller.
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Reports of Lectures.

riieular attention is paid reports of Lectures up
cien,i6c and literary topics, and such other pubic
purses delivered in The city and elsewhere, as are
y 10 be interesting and instructive 10 the general
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Flour. Pork. Beef and Cheese,

A. G. Page and s. p. Shaw, Ager
for Bath. ly2O
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A SUPERIOR article of FIRE PROOF PAINT,
II warranted equal 10 any offered 10 the public, for sale
by MITCHELL Low.
July2 1851.
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A SUPERIOR article, warranted. For sale by
IL Aug. A, ISL SMITH x CO
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Birth,
On Thurfday December o. HELry, wife Of WILLIAM Bo-
vINcpoN, Of q daughter. N


Married.
On Wednesday evening December 20, by the Rev Mr.
7. Cumb, Mr.. May CAsADo to Miss MARr X. HARMo-
all OF this city.
On Wednesday evening. December a. by the Rev Geo.
II. Fhher Mr. Wm. N. DAY to Miss RAcHELLE, daughter
Of Cornelius Westerfeld Eeq, al Of this city.
On Tuesday December 20, by Conckln Brush Esq.
Mayor Of the city Of Brooklyn THos L. BsooKs to MANY
city.
Orange county papers please copy.
On Wednesday, December 20, by the Rev. j. j. Lyon,
IsnAKL D. CoHES to julia EsrELLE daughter of A. B.
Nones.
BY the Rev. Henry Chase CHAs D. Ropaxss to Miss
Avn ELIZA HART all Of this city.
Long IAland papers please copy
On Monday December a. In this city, BY the Rev Mr.
In,hip 9oHr 9. DoveLAs, Req, Of dinennsti Ohio to
Miss May, daughter OF the late Capt Isaac Van De-
venter OF Washington. South River, MI
New Brunswiok papers please COPY.
In Newark, N j.. on Wednesday December 20, 1t tho
first Presbyt Church, by the Rev DR. stsArns Mt
MARTIN PORTER Of this city, to Miss LIZZIE FaArcEs
BAcoN, Of Newark. all formerly Of Massachusetts,.
In Philadelphis, November "a by the Rev A. d. Gu
lette, Of this CITY, Mr. VIM G. HuNrEMAr Of Boston, to
Mss sALLir WILLIAMS dscghter Of Mr.. John w. Pattcn,
Of PhilsdephA.
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Hats for the Holldays.-Rancrty q Lsaslx,
the street beg leave e say to an adnrn
Tor delivery They need mot say that tsy the bes
neatest most tasty So perhaps some might think
on Any sSeoupt Wsloye tho ae.g public and what I,
which, though would TO the ladies that quite
and then furs thst perfectly
fancy hats for children petrifacton ITSELF" Aunt
Jane says Our stores ere NO Chss6sm strse opposite
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at the reduced price

Lovely In EMect IL Mt the reduced price
tf two shngs-wsantcd good, aye better, than
spres chaps sruptions 60; Such JoNEs's italian
ehSm cal soap ana ms coral hair two
cures seurf and dresses the hair 6ney Depotss Broad
way, New York. IT'S Fulton street. Brooklyn and South.
third street, Phiadelphia. Reader, try them.
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Service or Silver Plate, consisting or
TEA AND COFFEE URN, MILK AND SUGAR DIsHIS
will be sented to who produce IN article
capable Of defying description, by
ROBERT HITLER,
Through the agency Of his miraculous sft Of
SECOND SIGHT.
Such article TO be shown him. ana correct description VIII
be gvsp the influence his mind over that Of his ass
ant whilst at distance, and
BLfN DFOLDED.
Psrformances nightly, at $50 Broadway. commanding ~
hAlfpast o'clock.
CHALLENGE OPEN TO ALL.
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Jones soap. Jones. soap is : beautiful soap;

J0no6 b0ep, J0neB b0Ap 10 . beAuttfuI B0ap,
For it makes AL ersptions and skin sp ots elope
Fifty cents lie price lately, but all try IL;
IT'S reduced 70 Two shilIinEs, yet w.rrauted better
Twill them of chspp'd fssh salt rheum letter.
And good hair they'd have. they have only TO give
Two shillngs for JON ES' Coral Hair Restorative
Try these Magnificent Articles, they are
the finest made yet very cheap The soap makes
other the hair finely makes stops It's falling
n; south Fourth street, Phiadslphis; W. d. TAYLOR,
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POLL CICAL.

EIFTEINTH WARD-AT HEATING OF THE DE-
mocratc Ward Committee. held Dec &c. 1882 the fol-
loving resolutions sly adoptsd:-
Resoved That the thsnls Of this mttse behalf Of
the dem ocracy of the Feenth ward be- and the same
hereby rendered 70 Augustus Sehe Abraham T. dl-
yer, snd William McIntirs t cir during
nits a. Tsmmany Hall and to their IN
tee for the patriotic, ecient faithful and fearless
ner In which they have discharged their duties.
Resolved, That thanks likewise due 70 the Chsr-
Secretaries Treasurer &c. Of this Com mittse, for the
courtesy, proprety and fidelity, with which they have
sevcralfy tended to their oHicaf uties.
CHARLES D. MEAD. Chairman.
SSHs Z kJ aos., Ss..r.s.ris.
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10 the Fashionable WorId.-Years dev.

10 the improvement OF the hat by competition
geto and exciting called into activity
impulsive and srrt has resulted in the produc
ton OF an article Of head mathess in It's beauty
shape and atyle excellent in material and
led in its manufscturs Th dssiassstum in hat making
the hat esabshment Captain Degreots Prescott
House. Of snd street, and their
sortment contains variety that
Use them Of being suited both In the set hat
les price doarG being the charge Make
early visit to the Prescott House store.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF or POLICE NEW YORK,
" Dec. rs, 1S52-A Isdys gold watch hook and chain
attached found In Broadway An owner 10 wanted at ais
Office Can be between the hours of 10 n and n
GEO W. MATSELL Chief Of Police
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, NEW YORK,
leeen Der sThe following desert oed pro serty found
in Broadwsy and for which 10 wanted now at
this of6ce--one &c Id CHI ttelsine.
GEO. W. MATsELL, Chief Of Police.
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- ssssnsasn . ~ yn9n1a = rouseuGnRau,
80 ,s::.Sy ssisisssd !: g: Issii:: . Ia =
-, ~ -. ''n ~: sss::ssisis
- sss.s s ~ sss 49, :: :ss.s.
" =: S =. s.::.. .s Rs:s
syssS az sSss i Ssssn:s &c ~
; @ :iiss :sss a:::s
= i! iss ss II
=: nor
% g :ss I, ;: ::ss .a;' sss.1
ks7s.sS Ss ssosusl IL the obssnsss issssnes
- s:sss s.::d y s.::.:d ss;:ss sss.s:: :Ias
49,. We meet 'sr;Sissily IssSa.:nd trial
s sd:s 6s; y shs principal the United States
Yea sssek hss introduced 70 this city On hs
: q 1ssass S. sS sS.ss s ssss
hvIybsdy e.toiiing virtues ana testing is qualify;
IN. =. the isss:.s .ms1s he LOUD IN
BEEN With ssSa:pp a. 1ss ss a
AZ the merits that have been Iadsys
useful have Rouse or 50 good i many
q ssn ns Ss ns Mr.
s T. 81 n' and
says the Kia gston Republican. must
DO wende full medicine II all that IL said abouA 10 10 true
Jayne, hwsim Brandreth, all tho rest, will be COM
pei cd to stard aside The Boston Post ALSO oft
I'VE haven't feit 90 we'll and happy for long while ~
health and spts the moderate Of that
abe and invigorAtng cordial highly recommended by
Rsv Dr. Beecher ard sold by that careful Druggist
Dr. Burnett, fremont called ~olfse Sehedam Aro-
matte sohnsrps The diseases for which 1t remedy are
Tho ndept has given ths schedau schpapps 70
pstaos Of which the dreaed and with
which he be well sat fed. We find the Arsiolo
tced from Maine 20 California and from Texas Canada,
And all speak we'll Of IT, Ply prescribe H. and under
valuable medicine But didnt the editor Of the Boston
Post take the schiedam Schnapps rather under threat
enea hsn real and things done In the
Green tree what not expect from the dry New
ScHIEDAM scHNArps-Among the many different pre-
we'll the article above named. ANY body make
sdsine but to make that will DO countenanced and
Yeoemmended by the medical profession quite another
thing The Schedam schnapps is countenanced and is
by the medical faculty the diseases 10
whisA travellers and local LIABLE viz
water cholera, remtent bilious fever go. This
excellent article be at the store Messrs Jehns
ton Holloway, 36 Market strsst-Philadspha Evening
National Argus, Eco. 20
bsss 70 say muah ABOUT Udspho VOTES Aromatic Sohe
dam Sohnapps advertised day until read the notice
In the Medical Gazette The itself (of the
nedeine) carries with sort Of superlatve flavor likely
10 be tempting enough without any help from usMlwau
kee Daily Sentinel, Oct ~.
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