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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-07
Sherif'S Sale,

INCOLN, ss-June 9th 1851 have this day taken on
IL execution Henry Bauchus Of Georgetown U.s. James WI
ams, Of said Georgetown and shall the same At public
auction Saturday. the 10th day Of July next o'clock
p NJ, at the Of Thomas Emmons in Georgetown all
the right title and interest that the said Williams has had
the It'll day Of April 1885, being the day which the
attachment made the original writ to redeem the
following described real estate, with all the appurtenances
thereto belonging, situated in Georgetown and bounded
Greek in the Marshsouthery by land Of Henry Bauehus
Jr-westerly by Back River being the premises
conveyed to said Williams by said Bauchus by deed dated
April Sth 1858, and mortgaged by said Williams to said
Bauchus May 31s 1882 to the payment Of hun
dred and fifty dollars, in and IL MONTHS with interest
3w1 N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
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To KEEP BIRDS FROM PICKING FRUIT.-As
the season is coming on for the depredations
Of birds, beg to report my experience of last
year, when l saved my currants and gooseber-
ries by winding colored worsted around and
across my bushes; and my cherries by hang
ing up several pieces Of tin with strong thread
in the different trees, two pieces being hung
near enough together to clash with the wind,
which sound, with the bright reflection of the
tin in the sun certainly frightened them away;
and had my due share of fruit, which, the
preceding year, was obliged to relinquish to
them.-A gYicult1wdI Gazette.
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Sherif,s Sale.

INCOLN ss.-June 22d, 1S53.-Taken on execution and
- will be sold at public auction the premises, Saur
day. the I'D day Of July next at o'clock in the forenoon
al the right which William Morse, Jr, Of Bath, has To
deem the following piece Of land being part Of the original
North Steammi lot in said Bath, and bounded follows,
VIZ beginning Washington Street. at the north side OF
the road leading to the seam- in said Bath thence
ming easery by said road hundred ten feet thence
northeastery parallel with said hundred and
twenty feet thence west to said street. thence south
westerly by said street to the first bound being the lot
when said Morse now lives the being under mortgage
TO William Donnen of said Bath.
3w2 II n SNOW nanutv Sheriff
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A Coop IDEA. As the engines upon the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, approach the
city, just in the suburbs, mounted horseman
may be seen emerging from side lane and
riding, at very slow trot, upon the track
He keeps on his way till he reaches the depot,
holding the engine in check, and giving warn
ing to all who might Otherwise be overtaken
upon the track.
This is done 10 every train that approaches
or leaves the depot.
Is it not precaution worthy Of imitation by
other corporations
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,"Poor thing, it is gone!' So said tender
father to friend, as he was speaking of a
child of two months old, which death had Just
robbed him Of "But it was the will of Heav-
en-. We did all that was possible; ] have
nothing to reproach myself with. 1t was only
sick week, and in that time we had four ply
sicians. They gave it calomel eight times,
put blister plaster upon its breast, and six
mustard poultices; they also gave it anthony,
and all other medicines as much as was neces-
sary, and it had to die, poor thing
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QUAKER ToAsT.-''This is from me and
mine to thee and thine wish when thou
and thine come to see me and mine, that me
and mine will treat thee and thine as kindly
as thou and thine have treated me and mine. T"
This is new version Of the old compliment,
which runs something after this wise 81
wish thee and thy folks, loved me and my
folks, as well as me and my folks love thee
and thy folks. For sure there never was folks
since folks was folks, that ever loved folks
half so well as me and my folks love thee and
thy folks
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The Woonsocket Patriot editor makes mer-
ry over the mistake of an old Shanghai hen of
his, that has been setting for five weeks
upon-t,co round stones and a piece Of brick .-
"Her anxiety" quoth he, sis no greater than
ours to know what she will hatch Ifitproves
brick yard-that hen is not for sale''
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These medcinesare the scientific preparations of a
regular physician.
to THE SYRUr is an article understands unriualIsd
and uHequaHed III this any other country, as great
humer medicine. II Is entirely different from any pre-
paraton Of SdrdpariHG Dock and is far beiler Than
any all ~ them. 1t has now been Tested in more
than 100000 cases, embracing persons OF both sex
all ages and every station Of life, and for all The
above NAMED disea ses. and yet TO knowledge,
there has not been the FIRST instance where il has
done the work just as II was stated il would be.
10 MORE THAN 100000 cases ofhumors, in all their
many and varied forms, have been treated and been
permanently cured by il.
E- observation-disclosures who have suffered from
this distressing complaint for years, have in every
known case been cured by these medicines.
c. AT LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT RHEuM PA
TENTS have used the Syrup together with lbe Cerae-
many ofthem old and lnveterale cases, and every,
instance effect
10 For SCRoFULoUS HUMoRs.-The Syrup for
them has equal in Sa!saParilla anything else
FEMALE IRREGULARITI Es.-Ihere is no one
which produces greater amount of suffering than the
Irregular action the female functions. In these
stores ioheah slrengthand igor, and enables nature
toassume her ralural periods.
- NURSING SORE Mourn This truly distressing
disease need no longer be The dread of nursing moih-
ers, for their is now reliable remedy The Syrup,
together with the Canker Cure. will al ef-
tectuay and permanently cure this disease.
u VENEREAL TAINTs AND NJ ERCURIAL DISEASES;
poisonous impurities OF the blood which through
their effect upon the glands fell in every part ohe
human system. MOI single organ that does feel
the effects of these oisons and by their reaction upon
each other, ually prevent all the unaded efforts
ofnature 10 throw them OFF in such cases il there
wasever specGcfor anydisease. the SVrupis orIhis
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TO the Honorable Arnold Bansy Esq JDdre ~ Sarre..e
within and for the County on Lincoln : "''
DEBECOA TEMPLE, adInfnfgtratrix ~ - v, 49,,
IL RY TEMPLE, late of Bowdoin In sad couniS dsaaS
represents, that the personal esat n - 80
deceased il not sufficient by the OF three hnrd 800
lars to answer his just debts and charges on
that the real estate of said deceased consisted M M
stead farm, situate I'm Bowdoin and containing about s.
acresthat partial sale Of the would cause the 80
due TO be greatly deprecated in valueha BENJAMIN R,d
out has offered for the whole Of said farm subject 10 the
widows dover, and including the reveron Of the dover
therein, the Of hundred dollars BY his Offer
hed in the Probate Office for this county appearthat said
oer advantageous one and that the interests Of ali
persons concerned win be best promoted by immediate
acceptance OF the same Wherefore the said administrators
that she may be empowered and licensed 10 accept
oner and to convey the said real estate 70 the said
DeiSaln Kideout. REBECCA TEMPLE,
BY J. w. RUSSELL, her attorney.
f az Sat At Probate Court held at Bath, within and
1874 county q Lincoln, the 21st day Of June, A. d.
rive notice petition ordered that the said petitioner
aS al persons interested in said estate that they
- ~, court Of Probate to be holden at Wscasse
~. III VI sso county, on the first Monday Of August
~ Il; ~ aSopy OF said petition with this order 70 Be
P n u 'ne eastern Times, printed AZ Rath m said
ARN1oT ~ n ysIy, previous TO said court
Attest; EDWIN y HoyEY Register nro 49, sr IN AAO'~
A true copy. Attest EDWIN s. How p u..n; -
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INcOLN, ss;-June 2, 1858 have this day taken on
~ execution johnson Rdeout BENJAMIN n TsroSaI
all the right which said Lombard has or had on ths SS
day Of February last past being the day on which H. A.
tachment was made on the original writ redeem Al enI
y Of redemption to said Lambard in the following deas
premises situate in the city Of Bath Crescent Street Ana
now occupied by said Labad and shall sell the same A
public auction, at the Office of Porter Smith said Bath
Saturday. the 3Oth day Of July next at two O'Clock IN
the afternoon N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
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The HEIGHT OF HIS AMBITION of our
exchanges tells of lazy genius up his way,
who, on being asked, as he lay summing him
self on the grass, what was the height ofhis
ambition, replied, "7'o marry rich ,cido,c
that's got coughr'
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'Jim," said one fast young man to another,
sit is reported that you left the East on &C.
count of your belief, an itinerant martyr" p
elbow, replied Jim, fiattered by the remark,
how's that" ''Why police officer told me
that you believed that everything you saw be-
longed to you, and as the public didn't, you
10
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HunneNelPs Point House 1!

THIS well-known house is beng put in COM
n plete order, new furniture has been ordered
.ssm and many improvements are being made, for the
- convenience of those who wish to visit the sea-
shore for their health to escape from the heat and
OF the city. II is advantageousy located, the mouth
OF the Kennebec River, the steamer Ocean stopping to
take and leave passengers to and from Boston HAowe
and the other intermediate places on the river The
house will be open for the reception of company MAY
10th, 1853. BLACKBURN a sPRAGUE
Parkers Head, April IL, 1853. 3m4S
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CITY of Bath.

In Board of Aldermen, May II, 1858.
0RDERED-That the Quarantine Regulations be as
~ follows, Wis and after the tenth day OF June next
and until the tenth day of October next, quarantine
shall be had on all vessels their officers, crews passen-
and cargoes their arrival from any port where
any contagious sickness prevailed at the time OF their
departure; and on all vessels on board of which any
shall have died have been sick with any con-
tagious disease during their homeward bound passage.
No person shall be allowed board Of or ashore
from any vessel when quarantine, wilhouta permit
from the boarding officer Vessels will anchor on the
quarantine ground opposite the South steam Mill:
% Pilots will take notice of the oregoir regulations
and act accordingly. BAILEY, Mayor.
WILLIAM ToRREY CITY Clerk.
Bath May o. 1853 tf50
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A PUzzLE-PERHAPs.- correspondent of
the Skowhegan Clarion desires solution to
the following problem
Suppose there is mast 90 feet in height
the diameter at the base feet, and coming to
a point at the top. Now how long must that
rope be, which being fixed at the base, will
wind around said mast till the top is reached,
rising just feet at each winding!
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SHIP CHANDLERY!

A By by NAI assortment constantly u MANU- ''D sane
Il. HYDE g. Co.. corner of Front and
Br0nd Streets, Bath,
Including Cordage ManiIla and taed from the Manu-
factories Of Boston and Plymouth by Gang or retail Cot
ton Scotch and Russia Duck, Of all descriptions Cotton
and Hemp Twines.
Anchors of all sizesbest proved Chain Cables-Shees
and Ties-Bolt Sheathing Copper and Yellow MetaCom-
position Spikes and other CastingsPereys
Jigger Windlasses, &c. Patent do Gear Wndass Necks
and Capstan Spindles- Cambooses-Iron Spkes-Naval
Stores-Paints, Oils and Window Glass-Naucal Instru-
ments, Books, Charts, &c.
Many of the above articles suitable n~ce can be de-
vered from the manufacturers their lowest prices free Of
expense to the purchaser 81
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ONIONS FOR CHIcKENs.-I is said that
chickens fed on onions will never be troubled
with the gapes, and correspondent of the
Northern Farmer says, that equal parts Of lard
and cayenne pepper will cure the pip These
experiments are at least worthy trying.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-07

The road to ruin is through the gate of
wrong. The man who cheats has taken the
first step towards litigation and poverty, bail
bonds and broken-breeches. God has so or
dered matters that the only things that produce
lasting benefits, are honesty and right. Out
ola dozen well-to-do-scamps that | knew five
years ago, ten have run away, while the other
t~e act as orderly sergeants to swill-wagon.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-07

The hos, article ever discovered for the speedy and eeo
tual cure Of Pains Of all kinds
More than hundred hclsad sscf
Rheumatism PARALYSIS, Cholic Cramps and Spasrns heu
raIgG, Colds, Sore Inroat, CAH ana Fscer, SPrdi7S'
Rr1tiSes Burns, Heartburn, Cholera .M0rbEs,
Dvsenterg, Diarrhea, Sick Headache, Lum6a-
20, Lame Back, &c, &C.,
Have been cured by this preparation within the past year
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BUCKLEY & STEVENS.

TIN Plate, Sheet Iron and Copper Workers, al the
store formerly occupied by u Fisher, where the y
keep on hand for wholesale or retail trade, general
assortment of
Tin, Japaned and Britannia Ware,
Also, great variety Of Fancy Goods, such as
Combs, Brushes, Needles, Pms, Threads, Nc. .
All Job work IN the Tin Iron or Copper line, prompt
iy attended 10 and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
LAYING had considerable experience in roofing
buildings they prepared 10 TIN roofs in the best
manner and al notice. &c GfUe them call
Bath. A pril q 1859. 42tf
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Gbt Musf.
Written for the Eastern Time
Tears and Smiles.
. BY GENIE GAvEsToN.

BY GENIE GAvEsToN. M
We ueps as we buried our Alice, M
AS we laid her beneath the green sod;
We wept at the bitter affection, III
Yet bowed at the Christening rod.
For sixteen years was our Alice,
A sunbeam across our dark way;
But they piled the green clods of the valley,
On the spot. where, sleeping she lay.
We smiled as we thought of our Alice,
Though her body was laid meath the sod:
We smiled, as, by faith, we gazed upward,
And saw her, the blessed Of God
We smiled as we thought that no sorrow,
No sickness, nor signing, nor pain
Would ever afflict our sweet Alice!
She never will suffer again!
We iocpt as we gazed on our Alice;
The brown curls laid back from her brow.
The pale fingers clasped on her bosom.
The dark eye forever closed now.
We wept as we thought, too. how lonely,
Bereft of our darling, we'd be;
Oh, sadly we wept, as we laid her
To rest meath the green spreading tree.
We scept at the close of the evening,
When bidding each other good night!
We wept as we thought of our Alice
Forever removed from our sight.
We missed, too, her form in the circle
We missed her sweet voice in the so2g;
Each moment we checked the enquiry,
Why tarried our Alice so longs
We smiled as we woke in the morning,
For even the long silent night
Had brought to US visions of Alice,
Our darling, an angel of light.
We smile as we think of her, ever,
An angel before the white throne;
Our Alice is blessed ofthe angels,
They took her, and left us alone.
Bath, June Both, 1853.
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS.
ONLY q and 27I-9 cents DCF Bottle,

TTlIIOS who re wise will wise for themselves,
and when they troubled with Liver Comp lnint
Jaundce, Indigestion Bilious sour or weak stomach,
sick ordizzy Headache, Coughs or Colds, Weakness,
Loss Of Appetite will seek the proper remedy. For
The above complaints, and particularly piles costivc-
ness, bad humors and all diseases rising from in
active Liver medicine can be better Than LangleyS
BieTs.
Roots, erbs and barks--he best in natures stole,
From broad Atlantic 10 Paci6c's shore;
From north 70 south their healing virlues lend
And III these Biters proves the peoples friend.
The botes large-the price for one Is small,
Try them, the pledge j. ile and health 70 all
Pleasant 10 take-in seasons cold or warm,
Always does good and never harm.
Wholesale Depot, 81 Union Street, Boston
For sale in Bath BY A G Page, DIR j Mathews.
and all dealers in medicine. bD34~
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"Come, sonny, get up" said an indulgent
father 10 a hopeful son, the other morning
Remember that the early bird catches the
first worm -
"What do care for the worms1' replied
the hopeful, ''mother won't let me go fish
ing"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-07

A gentleman having asked how many dog
days there were ina year, received for an
answer that it was impossible to number them,
as 'severy dog has its day." IN
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Flour

OF too numerous brands 10 menion-Sugars Of al
" kinds-a prime Iot OF Cigars good as can b,
found in the city. ALFRED II ROBINSON.
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"Facts speak for themselves" as the loaf
er said when he surveyed his tattered panta-
looms
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FThe bachelor editor of the Gazette wants
everybody to get up in the morning at
o'clock, for the purpose of hearing the birds
sing. For our part we have better company
than birds at that hour in the morning, hence
we shan't take his advce.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-07

IA dreadtuI Dad breast cured IN one MONTH.
Extract of Mr. Frederick Turner Of Pens
hurst, Kent, dated Dec 18th, $780,
To Professor HOLLOWAY
DEAR Shiny wife had suffered from bad breasts for
more than six MONTHS and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance but all to Having
before healed awful wound in my leg by your
rivaed medicine, determined again to your Pills
and Ointment and therefore gave them her case
and fortunate il did So for in less than month
perfect effected and the benefit that
other branches of family have derived from their
is really astonishing i now strongly recommend them
TO all my friends. FREDERICK TURNER.
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The man who went to the Mint in Philadel-
phia, and called for a ''julep,' was looked
upon as ga sucker" and treated accordingly.
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Pure Ground Java & W. 1. Coffee.

CHOCOLATE Cocoa aud Shells; Cream of Tartar,
" Ginger, Pepper aud general assortment OF Spie-
e, fresh from The Lynn Mills; Mustard, Peppersauce
Keichups aud Pickles, Raisins in box aud half do ;
Stewards and East Boston refined white and yellow
Bos on and Portland round Rock Salt dried Goldfish
and herring. for sale by ID. X L.. PATTEN.
Nav 4. 1853 40
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Commencing April 4th, 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, Sunday excepted as
follows:
Leave Porllandfor Bath and Augusaat
% A NJ, IL 30 and z so NJ n.
Leave Augustafor Porilandand Boston
al 5 30 M aud 2 20 r NJ.
Leave Augusta for Bath, and Portland al
30, A NJ, IL 20 and Is P NJ
Leave Bath for Portland ard Boston
ate, 40 N, and 10 "
Leave Beth for Portland al 40 NJ, lOand 90 NJ
Leave Bath for Augusta
at 6 40 A NJ, and 10 and rs NJ
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HOhLOWiY'S OINTMENT.
A person 70 years of age. cured of a bad leg, of

A person 70 years of age, cured of bad leg, of
thirty years standing.
Copy of eterfrom Mr. VIM Abba builder Of Gas Ovens,
OF Rushcfe, Huddersield, dated May 3lst, 1851
To Professor HOLLOWAY:
SIR suffered for period Of thirty years from a
bad leg, the result OF three different accidents
Gas Works accompanied by scorbutic symptoms. 1
had recourse to variety of medical ADVICE without
deriving any benefit and told that the leg
be amputated, yet in opposition that opinion your
pills and ointment have effected in short time,
that few who had witnessed il would credit the fact
(Signed) WILLIAMS ABBS.
The truth of this statement be verified by w p
England, Chemist, l3 Market Street, Huddersfeld.
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"Politeness consists in being pleased your
self and making others happy around you"
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THE subscribers respectfully give notice 10 those
L who design using Gas for Lighting their houses or
stores that they prepared execute all orders for
putting up the necessary fixtures.
They have secured the services OF a workman or
long experience in the business, from Boston, who will
suDer intend all work of this descriptions with which
our citizens may faver them and their patrons ma v
rely upon its being accomplished in a thorough and
wor kmanlike manner.
GEO. W. MoULToN co.
Bath, May 8, 1853. 4m46
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To CURE CoRNs.-Take little common
white lead, ground in oil, plaster it over the
corn on going to bed and tie rag round it to
keep it from rubbing off. This is said to give
immediate relief
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To CLEAN CARPETs.-Your carpets being
first well beaten and freed from dust, tack it
down to the floor; then mix half pint of bull
locks gall with two gallons of soft water;
scrub it well with soap and with this gall mix
ture; let it remain till quite dry, and it will be
perfectly cleansed and look like new, as the
coIors will be restored to their original bright
ness
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fNl1 subscriber offers for sale Shipbuiding Hard
Il aud Trimmings House do do do; Ship and
House Jolners Carpenters Tools Of the following
brands viz Higgins Libby WAITS Sheffield Axes
AdZes, Re; Biggns Mouison Ash Saws, Irons &c
Toiman's Planes; Copelands do; Hommedians' Ship
Augers; also, Coopers' Tools the only full variety III
Boston; Carvers and Calkers' Tools, Cutlery, &c.
We have furnished The elegant ships built this
son by Mckay, Hall, Curiiss, Jackson, Briggs and
Taylor with our new and superb style OF Trimmings
and will make il an object Tor builders and mechanics
10 call upon US. ANTHONY S. MORSS,
3m49 90 Commercial st, Boston.
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BETTER COMPANY THAN BIRDs-The Edi-
tor of the Erie Observer, newly married man,
said this, the other day, of his town cotempo-
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An Inflammation in the side PERFECTLY cured.

MI InHHII IIIdLIOH III Ute 5IUU Perfectly CuIGU'
Copy Of letter from Mr. Francis Arnot, of Breahouse
Lothian Road, Edinbro, dated April 29, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
SIR-For more than twenty years my wife has been
subject, from time to time, to attacks OF Inflammation in
the side, for which she bed and blistered great
extent still the pain could not be removed About four
years she in the papers, the wonderful ef
fected by Pills and Ointment, and thought
would give them trial. To her great astonshment and
delight she got imme late relief from their USE and after
persevering for three weeks the pain in her side
peely cured and she has enjoyed the best Of health for
the last four years (Signed) FRANCIS ARNOT.
The Pills should be used conformity with the Ointment
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Mrs. Chisholm calls wives and children
Goods police"
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Manufactured at New london Conn. by S.A WEA-
YER Co. 10 whom all orders musI be addressed.
JAMES L KELLEY y CO., Portland, wholesale
Agents for the Stale of Maine
Also sold by A. G.. Page, Bath; Edmund Dana,
WiscasseI; Dana, Jr., Damariscota; DIR. Geo. y.
Upham and VIM Baker Brunswick. and by Druggists
generally in all The States 9m2O
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CAUTION.-Neiihero Of these articles are genuine
wthoutthe signature of s. A. Weaver &C.,, on
the outside wrapper.