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Ships for sale.
Flour.

THE subscribers have hand large lo of superior
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ny can be bought in this cy.rl X r $ SMITH x co.
Jan l, 1859. l-frse % t.ssa2 ltsf a-a rs
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RAD WAY$ CO., Practical Chemists,
For sale Wholesale and retail by III. III. HAY, Drug
eisi, Portland, general agent for Me- All applications
for agencies in said Stale be addressed him.
A. g. Page and 8. p. Shaw, Agents
for Bath. 'Iy2O
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ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL
THESE BITrERS possess wonderful superiority
all other medicines. because they restore 10
sound health, impar tone, vgor and elasticity 10 The
whole sys en--a power never known in amy other med
icfne. They have cured more Than Two hundred thou
sand cases. and become throughout the country,
standard dcine The secret of their great success
lies their curing the sick, not by paatns the symp
toms, but by removing the cause itself. They cleanse
warm and strengthen the stomach and bowels. and pu
rify The blood possessing twelve times more power
than the hes, Spanish Sarsaparilla. They quicker
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They are stmpyricai medioine,' bui The prepa
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They composed of Roots and Herbs, which pos
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They have been used with unailng for forty
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They differ from the majority CT medicines in the fac
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HlsHUil,sI afinefaEsFaiht

SUPERIOR article Of FIRE PROOF PAINT,
II wananed eQnatlo ANY oderedao the pubiicsfor snc
byg : III \ S~~a~A h8% MFrCHELL 4 Low.
July2 1851. M s-s rf,ssa ~ 2
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Weather Wisdom.


Weather Wisdom. TcT
The following are few of the old saws,
relating TO the. weather, which abound in
Great Britain, viz i: ss7- h-o- UTIE-.F :
III 'a' "A rainbow in the morning H.4
Give the shepherd warning;
A rainbewat night fife
7sl'7s Is the shepherds delight 1l'r 1877
d Evening red, and next morning gray,
Are certain signs of a beautiful day. li
When the glow worm lights her lamp, "a
Sure the air is always damp
If the cock goes growing to bed,
He'll certainly rise with watery head.
s'When you see a gossamer flying, asesQ
aABe ye sure The air is drying. So
s3.vhen black snails cross your PATH q
blak clouds much moisture hath AL.
VINE the peacock loudly bawls,
boon VIII have both rain and squalls
II the mon shows like silver shield,
% NOT AFRAID to reap your aeld,A II
HAen rocks fy sporting high in the air,
~ SHOWS that windy storms are hear. ,
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The long grass hung from each wave-washed
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For Sale.

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inquire of WIN. WiNstvw..
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CAUTION.

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BY WIN. h. GIAzIER.Sy

She stood alone on the sullen pier, s1s
With the night around. and the river below,
And voice, it seemed 10 her half crazed ear,
Was heard in the waters spashing flow;
"You are tired and worn; come hither and
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Radway,s Medicated Soap

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CT BROWN & MATHEWS a
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sss,yst,op The size OF the serpent u % enormous
% l, ;nereS;le beiug about 20 feet IN length sne
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men was found in the southern part OF sos'h sssn
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thst man ever behold The serpent must nave oee 4; i,
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VIII open on WEDNESDAY, Nov. "a and continue open
daily from 10 o'clock, A. ". until 10 +. NJ Performances
every hour. AUTOAGATON BELI-RINGERS playing
Fifteen Airs including the most popular Of the day SELF
PLAYING PIANO FORTE, plays ThrtysK AiIs COS
MORAMIC VIEWS. KALEIDOSCOPE A variety Of
MECHANICAL FIGURES.
List sf tunes PLAYED bv the Automqton Bell-Ringers
l. Hail Columbia 2 Old Folks az Home. 8 Spanish
Walt Nelly BY. 5. ny Lovely Nirzinia Gal g. Star
Spangled Banner Low Back'd Csr. g. Ben Bolt Polka.
10 Marsellase Hymn. IL. Waltz u Chimes Ousdrille
l3 Home Sweet Home. II. Yankee Doodle.
Admission the whole, 25 cents; Children under TO-
half. nrice 4 hhernl oisconnt made for Schools.