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HATS AND CAPS,
State Of Maine.

YORK, IS.
10 tks Sheriff. of our CoHntisS Of Yorh, Cum.
6srlal.d LHcoLi, Orfonk, hsnnebec, S0merset
Peao6scot, Hancock, IYashiRgton, Waldo
Ffd,lkiiM, PiIcatdqHiy and AroOs.oOS, or sither
Of hsu Deputies:
GREETING.
49,, WE command you to attach the goods
LIS. OF estate ol Joseph II Colin vi Portland
49, ia the county Ut Cumberland, gentleman
aud Thornton T.. Emery, now of California, bui
formerly Of Saco in said county Of York, gentle.
man. and FORMERLY Sppartaers under the firm, name
and style OF Colin IL Emery, to the value Of one
hundred and fifly dollars, aud summon the said
Colin & Emery (if they may be found in your
prccinct,l TO appear before our Justices Of ouI
Supreme Judicial Court, next to be holden at Al
fred, within and for our said Comfy OF York, on
the third Tuesday of September, A. D. 1854, then
aud there In our said Court To answer unto Joseph
II. Davis vi Morristown, in the County Of Morris
aud State Of New Jersey, gentleman. la plea
Of debt i0i that the Painful by the consideration
of our Justice Of our District Cour, for the Western
District, held at Alfred for aud within the county
ia the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and Grty.nine, recovered judgment against said
Joseph H. Colin and Thornton G. Emery, for the
SUN of slxty.,wo dollars and thrtyonc cents debt
or damage and six dollars and fily.one cents costs
OF suit, rs by the record thereof now remaining
in said Court appears, which said Judgment Is now
Ia full force and not reversed, annulled or salts
fed, whereby an action hath accrued to the Plain.
Till TO have and recover Of said Codin aud Emery,
the said sums of sixty.two dollars and ihiry.one
cent, and six dollars and iiityonc cents, amount.
Ing IN the whole To the SUN VI siIty-cight dollars
aud eighiy.two cents, with legal interest thereon
llom the rendition of said Judgment. Yet the said
Collin " Emery, though requested, have not PAID
the same, but ncgects 80 Ia do and uniusiy deiain
t..sl .E.l.z.
the sum OF one hundred aud tny dollars, which
shall then aud their be made TO appear. with other
due damages; And have you there this writ with
your doings therein
Witness, ETHER SHEPLEY, Esquire, ut Al.
rcd, the iiieen,h day Of July, In the year VI our
Lord Que Thousand eight hundred aud ffy four
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE Clerk
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PATIENTS.

4 MEXICAN AND FoREIGs OFFICE, AGEScY ron Dus.
n ISEss WITH U. 3. PATENT OFFIcE, WASHINGTON,
10 Stntc Sc, ostsn. opposite Kllby st. IMPOR.
TANT INFORMATION TO INVENT
Once under the act Of is3 determined to present al
yantages In applying for Patents, superior to those offer
u, Inventors by Others has made arrangements whereby
applications prepared and conducted oy him, THIRTY
DOLLARS nstead Of $50 paid back by others) will be
rcmted by him In case Of failure obtain patent and
the withdrawal through him within thirty days after the
rejection. Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all
necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents In
this and foreign countries, Prepared and advice rendered
legal and scientific matters respecting inventions and
infringement Of patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specifications
on the most reasonable terms, but avail themselves Of
the experience Of 20 years practice, extensive library
Of legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts Of
patents granted In this and other countries besides being
saved journey to Washington the usual great delay there
rs well as personal trouble In obtaining their patents
Copies Of claims for any patent furnished by remtng
ono dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
"During the time occupied the Office Of Commission
Of patents r. H. EDDY, Esl, Of Boston, did business
at the Patent Office Solicitor Of Patents. There
few II any persons occupying that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Office and there
who conducted II with skin, fidelity and
cess regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the best informed and
most sklful Patent Solicitors In the United States, and
have hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more competent and trustworthy, and
more capable Of putting their applications In form to
secure for them early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, ato Commissioner Of Patents"
"PArESr OFFIcE,--
II. ii. EDDY, Esq., Boston, Mass.
"Sm,-Your facilities for the prosecution Of any busl-
ness connected with this Office equal to those Of any
other agent am very respectfully yours, &C., 36-ly
THOMAS EwDANK, Commissioner Of Patents"
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I'M. MOORE has removed bis once 10 Tuxbury
IL 4 liii's building. East end of Factory Island
Dndrs. Al orders proaptiy answered.
SAGE, Js.sary ah, 1851 ~
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ID. II. NOyfFS,

ID. Y. SoMEs,
nEALER IN PAINTS AND OILS, of Oh,
~ best quality.
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Take Notice.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
L iriendsand the public generally, that he In,
taken the Store formerly occupied by Dresser &
Gamman, where he has on hand new and well
selected stock oflicady Made Clothing, Caps, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, which he will sell cheap
Tor cash. DANIEL STlMSON.
No 2, Hohson's Block, Liberty st.
Bidjcford, Feb. ;, 1854.
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Supporters.

SUPPoRTERS &c TRUSSES Of the latest and
~ most approved styles, kept by DR.. N. BRook
Also, Bannng's Patent Lace, kept only by
N. BROOKS, MAIN ST., SAco.
Saco, Feb. 3, 1854.
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Great European Cough Medicine,
OR UNIVERSAL COUGH MIXTURE.

Or UNIVERSAL COUGH MIXTURE.
Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke, Cornish, Ne.
In this community Is too well known 10 need any de-
scrpon or RECOMMENDATION. Its anle established II
| Is allowed ~ be the
BEST MEDICINE KNOWN,
for Coughs % every description whether of children
adults II Is purely vegetable, perfectly safe, aHl oen
eectua after the most popular medicines have been ri-
al In vain. Read the following certificates, selected um
multitudei-
From Mrs. joshua Smail, Corsish, Me.
FOR the announcement of those who are suffering fom
Coughs aud disorders u the Chest AMI Lungs, hereby
certify thai was fr several months aicte with most
,rraifnl cough, by which I rc.iuc.i 10 extreme
weakness and was entirely cured BY single btlc u the
Universal Cough Mixture, prciaroi BY Rev. Walter
Clarke.
From, Mrs. Marx Weed, NewfIeld, Me.
Til, ccrt6es that have ussd one bottle u Rev. WAL
ter Ciarke's Great European Cough Medicine, for hard
cough and u the Lungs, 10 which have been
Coz time subject, anil watch the medicine entirely
sop,ovvi. And would cheerfuliy recommend all who
are suffering rom pulmonary complaints, which are %
common Ia families, and all who are suffering from
Coughs, Cos, &c, 10 use In future the Great Euivpean
Remedy, or Universal Cough Mixture, fully persuaded
that they will hnd speedy and permanent relief BY liz
use. signed, LYDIA wO0D.
Remarkable Cure Of Ms. Hunneweli.
Mrs. Hunnewei, of scarboro, Me-, was two ycan anil
ten months afflicted with most distressing Cough en.
treme pressure o the Lungs, and other bad symptoms-
Aner trying physicians and patent medicines In van she
cured by two bottles of the Universal Cough Mlx
ture. ..H
Trial bottles, Is cts.-IArye bottles, containing the
quantity Of four small ones, 70 cents.
Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, Conlsh, Nc.
Ror Sale, IN Saco by 7. GILMAN. Bhdeford, Dr.
Lord-UAisa QGss. Kennebunt, s. CLARK kenne-
bunk port, cuyrSsr. Wells, DaRisi Liftisfsh, ard-
Ogusquii, u. Liifi.fsid. Cape Neideck, GoTtsnsr..
Kiiiery, Eid. Libby. North berwick, SHew. south
Berwick, TAOmgsoH. 0reat Falls, Sfs~v 90 -
cosssf. WATERFORD, <HsH. Limerick, Brseksn.-
Ncvneid, Mood. West Newhed, Loud. south Par.
sonsned, Hifon. And ~ agents In most towns IN 'he
State. S2-u
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GOOD News! GOOD IEVsI GOOD NEWS

DISEASES Of the Chest and Lungs have been, with
~ too much truth, characterized by eminent writer
the opprobrium Of medicine In this country, i victims
are, for the most part among the young the beautiful
and the talented Of both /; the loss to the world
thus occasoned, being almost incacuahe. Any MeiI-
cine, therefore, the Of which relieves cures such
description Of malades, may be considered q common
blessing TO mankind and u becomes the duty of all IN
aid In disseminating the knowleige Of Its virtues. or
this character Is the
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Dir. ARLE Y. MEYERS
GERMAN
HOMEOPATHIC BlLSAM.

TIE discovery Of this remarkable sanatiyc medicine wa,
obtained by means Of thorough scientific analysis Of
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DR.. Curtis's Hygeana,
MHALING HYGEAN VAPOR
CHERRY SYRUP,
For the cure Of Pulmonary Consumption, Lsthnia
RroneAifi', Coughs, Colds, and all Lung and Liz
az Complaints.
HYGEANA IN MAINE.

j. ii. GAuBERr, Postmaster Of Richmond, Me-, writes
US; The lygeana Is doing wonders here. My sister
has had distressing with great difficulty Of breath
Ing for years. She the Inhaler and took the Cher
ry syrup but few days before she was relieved, and
now, ater one months Of IT, her cough Is WELL Dr.
Curtss New System OF Inhalation must produce an en-
tire revolution In the treatment Of Diseases Of the Lungs
There Is no mstakej 1t truly wonderful discovery.
7. GILMAN, co Factory Island,
1-&m Agent for Saco.
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And hundreds Of other articles, which ws have mo-,
space 10 mention, including full assortment of DRirrAs
MA WAX Solar and hani Lamps, bohemian Glass
Vases, Yrcnch stands, Rich China, Terra Gotta and
Dronse Card Receivers, French Cologne Stands, Vino
bottles, Watch Stands, Spoon Holders, Cigar Holders,
Fancy Work Boxes, Machie Porte FOLDS, Candelebras
Violin Strings, Bridges, liosln kc., Hans, s<ee and
sorroeco Spectacle Cases Lad and German silver Pen.
cls Sewing AMI Knitting Needles, Every best quah.
Crotchet Needles, KEY hinss German silver, st.e and
White Metal Thimbles. Pocket lnk-stands, Napkin
Rings, Tea Bells and Dinner BELLS, steel Pens and Hold.
e, SILK Watch Guards, steel Watch Chains, Drass and
steel Watch Keys, &C., &c.
Particular Nssicc.-Our Abilities bs Watch
and Cock repairing are unsurpassc Mr.. Clark proc
teal WafeA Maks, and the best workman la the State
attends 10 this department Of business. waiebes
cleaned, and Dew whcis, Pinoas, yecs, Jewels, Cyin
der, Springs, Pvos, kc Inserted In the very best man.
ner, AMI for twohris what the expense would be Coz tho
same work In Boston. Jeweiry u Ill kinds repaired To-
the very bst manner nj the shortest notice. Old Watch
es Clocks Jewery and silver taken In exchange ior new
Money TO rt on Watches, Jsweiry aud Silver Ware,
SHAW Il CLARK,
Crystal Arcade Building, Biddtford, Ne.
DIddeiSoi, October ., 1854. isus,
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
TIE POCKET ESCULdPIUS
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

/, HNilE hlieih Edition, with One
y II Hundred Engravinps, showing
Il Diseases aud ,ialformatiOns Of the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which Is added "a Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest importance to married
4 people, or those contemplating mar
Tiage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed to IRE.
sent u copy Of the ESCULAPlUS 10
his child. IL may save him from an
early grave. Let no young nau OF
N woman enter into the sacred Ohliaa
n ions of married life without reading
thc POCKET ESCULhPIUS. Lei
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GREAT SALE OF
WATCHES and JEWELRY,
SHAW e. cLARKS,

Crystal Arcade Building, Biddeford.
WE have constantly on hand - good assessment o.
w Pine Watches and Clocks, and Rich Jeveiry and
Silver Ware can be found In the State and would 70.
spectfully call attention 10 the following
LIST or PRICES,
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Nursery Medicine,

supcrseing the of all other aIercns-and is saiuta
ry AMI soothing effects render superior anoiyDe and
preferable Ia any VI the corais used for that purIase-
Ia.
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Second ArrivGI :!

TN addition to our present e. REF rzzz=..;ssz--
L large AID elegantly as
sorted stock, we viii receive during the pres
cnt month, great variety Of Goods peculal...y
adapted 20 and bought expressly for the
WINTER TRADE:
Embracing superb sSceK OF
Kersey and other negro Goods;
Flannels, Plaid Linsey; Z
Net Shirts, Ladies' do;
Merinos and Delaines;
Dress and Cloak Trimmings;
Blankets of every descriptions;
Overcoatings, black and fancy Cassimeres;
Ready Made Clothing;
Boots and Shoes
Satinets, heavy Tweeds ETC., etc.
Our first business year closed on the LIST OF
November, and gratifed by success fully
equal to our anticipations, we pledge our hon
est endeayors to merit a continuance of the
patronage SO literally extended to us by the
citizens of Lincoln. The recent withdrawal
from business Of some of our principal houses,
creates a necessity that those remaining in busi
ness should increase their stocks and extend
their business. and we would respectfully So
licit portion of the custom they throw upon
the trade, promising them that we will at all
times supply their wants for profit as small
as any of our competitors. Those who have
not already opened accounts on our books, can
now do so, and have their accounts extended
to Christmas Year. To our old friends
and customers we would extend our thanks for
past encouragement and for the future promise
renewed efforts to please.
NEIL, MOORES S, WRIGHT.
November %. 1866
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News from Europe.
Arrival of a1a the Steamer
AN A EDN IN Vac
New YORK, November %.

The Portland steamer, Canadian,
has arrived from Liverpool with dates
to the 18th. She brings forty-four
cabin and one hundred and eight
steerage passengers.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-Intelligence
from various sources of the progress
Of the siege are to the 10Th.
Official dispatches have been re-
ceived from Lord Dundas, Canrobert,
and HamIin, detailing the operations
lof the allies from the 18th, the first
day of the bombardment, to the 18th.
HamIin says the Russians had not
closed the intercourse to the harbor
by sinking ships. The allied squad
ron, after the first fire, could have
successfully run in and placed them
selves in Communication with the
land forces, without perhaps a great
er loss than they have now sustained.
The English loss on shipboard has
beeu-2 lieutenants killed, Is Off
GERS wounded, "A men killed in all,
and 266 wounded.
The ships have been considerably
damaged by shot and shells.
According to the latest telegraphic
dispatches an attack upon the forti'
fcations BY sea had not been renew
ed.
The bombardmentfrom the heights
was vigorously continued. Forts
Quarantine and Constantine had been
ranged, and the Southern tower and
other works demolished. -
The town, it is stated, is on fire IL
three different places. and it vas evi
dent that Sabastopol could not hole
out much longer
The Russians have all withdraw
from the forts in the vicinity OF BIZ
Elaklava.
il Russia has 5000 men facing tn
Austrian frontier, while Austria ha
lembattled along her frontier, iron
lCracow to the Danube, 2O0,00'
1 men. and 25, 900 in the Principal
lies. Both sides show great activity
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A WHINING.

Delay not; haFbos net IN FeaE sssasis sss'
sentence of fools philosophy, that disease
will ret we'll Of itself. or that you ran cure il
with certain medicines Tor a few dollars. Be-
ware how you tsaper with your general vel
fare.
Ye Wild and vicious youths, why win u
persist IN dosing With the filthy 1'a'lssaf'a'ss
compounds daily profercd; thereby inaparins
your appetite, and digestion. and destroying
you mentally az well as physically, when you
can be cured with q few doses Of pleasant
medicines? . ,.
We rakes of every sgs and condition, why
will va suffer and repine and drag out q misera-
bic existence, untitled for the enjoyment and
even ordinary pursuits Of life? You who are
th, ANNOYED and wish to be restored to health
and yisor BY treatment, at once pleasant and
effectual. should consult DR., MORRIS. His
success in chronic discusses has been greater
than that of any lother'ph ysician Of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with
disease or consequence resulting from excess.
have been restored to health and vigor under
his really scientific treatment. 81 -. 81
Should personal. interview be objections
BE, state your disease in writing@enclose hvs
dolIars-address Or. w. H. NORRIS, through
the Post-O Office, Nashville, Tenn, and pack
ape of medicines. securely put up, Will be sent
privately and with despatch, full directions
herewith, and no question 0skei.
Persons living at distance. and afflicted
with Srofala, Old U6rs, letter. Cancers,
Piles. Rstula Il, Ano, GrGret Structures. eject,
or any disease whatever of an aggravated or
malignant charter. can be cured at home by
consulting Dr.. MoxRIs, by letter, postpaid,
enclosing a fee.
Medicines pleasant and safe can be sent per
mail to any part of the United States.
Particular attention given to the treatment
of female complaints ladies who may be af-
ficted with Irregularities, ,F7,sor Al6Hs or
Whites, Prolapsus Uteri or Failing Of the
Womb would do well to lay aside all false DEL
icacy and promptly consult the Dr. CURES
WARRANTEDl
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Of
fee, Cedar ST., near Post-Ofice. Room, No.
II, up stairs. ifso
Ian 26. 1854
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Hoe KILLING IN ILLINoIs.-We
learn that the work ot slaughtering
commenced on Wednesday at
Springfield: About 800 head were
killed, and The work was to have.
been resumed yesterday. About
9, oo0 have been purchased in that
country, at Ssh and S3a, dividing
al 200 lbs. These are the prices
now paying there. Most Of the hogs
remain unsold in itle- hands Of the
farmers, who have been reluctant to
sell al tie rates named. They are,
however, gradually Welding, owing
TO the pressure inthe money market
which keeps out buyers.
At BeGt,istown S3to ssh is being
paid for hogs. So. Louis Intel.
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Big Turnips-

We inadvertently omitted to &C,
knowledge, in our last, the receipt
of q large Turnip from Mr.. I. Ftynt.
1t grew on Pea Ridge, was of fine
Size, and handsome proportions, and
at the time of its arrival was as
large as any we had seen this year.
Since then, we have received one
from our friend, Iredale d. Bray
1t is of mammoth size, being by far
the largest we have seen or heard of
this season. 1t is firm, of comely
shape and highly nutritious. These
vegetables are but another proof of
the perfection attained by the Lin
coin county farmers in the Science of
Agriculture.
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An Inquest was held, last Friday,
onthe body OF a newly born male child,
70 miles northwest of this place, on
The headwaters Of Swan creek. Some
persons who we're out hunting, chased
a fox into a sink, or cave, some SIX
or eight feet deep, and on entering
in pursuit of the ANIMAL the body o.
the infant was discovered Lights
we're brought, and on further ex,
ploration, the bones of . second miami
were found. The verdict OF the jury
was that violence had been used
in short, that murder had been com
united. We trust that the perpetra
tors of this most revolving, inhuman
and unnatural crime may be discoy
cred, and made to feel the full r'go'
of the law. Justice, morality, ant
the well-being Of a law-abidiag PEG
pie, demand it.
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Adjourned

Adjourned
Circuit Court adjourned last Sat
urday, after d five weeks session
the first two Of which were a special
term.
James HmpmOnds, charged with
stealing 500 in money, submitted
his case, and was sentenced to three
years imprisonment in the peniten,
tiary. lie wo rks cheap.
Drury Rel qrdsOn, charged with
killing his son-in-law, Jas. Bartlett,
was convicted of manslaughter, and
sentenced to t wo years confinement
in the penitentiary.
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Cold Weather

I, The seasons embrace in their dis
finctive peculiar;ties beautiful sys'
TEN of compensations. The fresh
ness, the verdure, and the exhilara-
ting atmosphere of spring, are bal
anced by the glories and the luxu-
ries of summer, these by the mel
lowed grandeur, the fruits, the sports
of autumn, and these again by the
cosy comforts Of winter. The latter
we are about to realize, and chief
among them are the social enjoy
ments Of the long winter evenings.
The glow Of the bright red fire, in
the genial warmth Of which the fam
lily heart expands; the home faces
that wear such look of quiet cheer
fitness; the selfgratulatory feeling,
that fills the breast as the icy wind
sweeps bowling by the outer wall; the
"thick coming fancies" which, as be-
nighted seahirds flock to blazing
beacon, visit US in the quiyering fire
light; the games, the studies, the re-
miniscent chit-chat of the old folk,
the gay badinage Of the young, COM
bine to render the long winter eve.
nings blessed hours in the calendar OF
Time. 1t always has seemed to US
that brothers and sisters, wives and
husbands, parents and children, sym
pathise with each other more closely
by the winter hearth than in the
1nilder seasons. The GOODNESS and
dreariness of the outdoor world re-
pels our sympathies, and they con-
centrate upon the home world within
We have strong prejudice against
all modern improvements which inter
fere with what we consider the essen
tials of pleasant winter evening at
home. We like snug parlor, COM
fortably furnished, far better than a
spacious drawing room with SNOWY
appointments, and touch-me.not air
of aristocracy in its costly movables
and decorations. We like, too, to
look into glowing winter fire. 1t
seems to glance back upon one like a
cheerful eye, and we would be as 10th
to put it out as Hubert was to blind
the beseeching eyesof Prince Arthur
A stove may warm the skin, but to
warm the soal and the heart yod
must have an open ire-a fire that
YOU can see face to face, and that you
love because you nurse it and feed 1t
and build castles in it, and because Il
shines pleasantly on the faces and
forms of those nearest and dearest to
you.
Well, the long evenings are com.
ing-the long freight evenings
and we trust that all the readers of
the Observer may be enabled to
snend them before cheerful hearth
at home.
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Fair. MarnIlliing.::-
Z. D. Ann lcaIls IN another col


L. d. Ann calls IN another col
unln, for all those indebted to him
to call and pay by the FIRST Of Feb
ruary next, and save cosf. He is
in earaest, certain, and persons pre-
ferring to settle With him. rather
than With constable, had better
heed the "Fair Waraing.' In this
connection, We seuld advise every
body who has have any article
made in the harness or saddle line,
to try Akin. lie is an industrious,
honorable man, and those employing
him viii find the work good, and the
materials just as represented, while
his charges are moderate. Try him.