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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

At Count OF Probate held at saco, Within and for the
County Of York, on the first Monday In May, In the
year Of our Lord eshreen hundred and nifty four, by
Rshwoh Jordan, Jr, Administrator Of the estate Of
Ralph T. Jordan, lite Of Bdieford In said County, de-
ceased having presented his second account Of ad.
mnstration ofthe estate Of said deceased for allow
ance,
ORDERED, That tho said Ri.hworth Jordan, IT.. give
notice to all persons interested, by causing copy OF
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeford,
Ia said county, that they may appear ut Probate
Court to be held ut Saco, In said County, the first
Monday Of September next, at ten Of the clock In the
forenoon and shew cause. any they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Atruc copy Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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At Court Of Probate held NJ saeo within ana Tor tho
County of York. ON the first Monday In May, In the
wear OF our Lord eighteen hundred and fiy .fur by
the Honorable Joseph Y. Nye. Judge Of said Conr
JOSEPH X. MILLER, Executor OF the will OF John
u Miller, late OF kennebunkpoI' IN sau Ceuntv, de-
ceased having presented his first account Of ,dmins
traon of the estate OF said deceased, for allowance
ORpEREp-That the said Joseph X. Miller give no
tiee to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
10 be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal, printed ut Biddeiord, In
said County that they may appear ut Probate Count
to be held ut Eennebunk, IN said County, ON the first
Monday Of June neit at ten OF e CLOCK ~ the lore
noon, and shew cause u any they have why the same
should not be allowed.
Attest-.FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest-FRANCI5 BACON, Register.
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Berwick Academy.

yJNHE next term will commence on MONDAY
i May %, II. III. HoBBS, sec
So Berwick. May S. 1851. 3wlO
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SHELF HARDWARES,

embracing House Trimmings, and NIL articles usl-
ally found at such establishments.
We have enumerated some Of the leading arti.
Giles which we intend 20 keep constantly on hand,
and TO all who favor us with their custom, we will
guarantee TO cell at az lo,o prioes as tie same gnaf
ty Of go,ds can be bought in this market.
We have taken special pains TO obtain the bee
quality Of goods, and any article from our store
not satisfactory, will bc elceriuly exchanged.
o. Watch and Clock work and Engraving at
tended TO- Also, oil kinds Of Jewelry, Fan and
l'arasol repairing done In the best manner, nj the
old stand Of Twambley & Smith,
No. Biddeford House Block, under the Dank.)
CLEAVES g. KlMBALL-
Biddeford, April 2Sth, 1854. H-3n
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Al Count of Probate held nj Saco, within and for the
County Of York, the ilrst Monday Of May, ~ The
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
my -four, by the Honorable Jossp l. Nye, Jucge oi
said Count:
DUFUs 2. TAPLEY. Guardian Of Cyrus NJ Staples,
IL minor and child 81 Roswell staples, having pre-.
scented his rst account of Guardianship OF his said
ward for nj lowance;
oMDrnrp-Thai the said Rufus 2. Tapley give notice
to all person, Interested, by causing copy OF this or
der Ia be Published three weeks suecessivey In the
Union and Eastern Journal, printed AT B'ddefoIa IN
said County, that they may appear nj Probate CouH
10 be held at ksnnebunk In said County, ON the hfst
Monday Of June next at ten of the clock IN the lore
noon, and shew cause, u any they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
Attest,-FRANCIS BAC0N, Register.
true copy. Auest,-FRANCiS BACON, Register, ~
Al Court Of Probate held at saco within and for the
County of York, On the first Monday In May In the
year Of Lord eighiee hundred and fny four by
the Honorable Joseph T. Nye, Judge of said Count !;
SARAu G. BARRY, widow Of Charles e. Harry, late
~ OF kennebunk, In said County, deeea sed, having
presented her petition or allowance out Of he person.
nj estate ri said deeeasedt
Ohpknrp-That the said petitioner give notice On NIL
persons interested, by causing copy of this order to
be published three weeks saeeessively In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed ut Biddeiord, In said
County, that they may appear nj Probate Cont TO be
held at kennebank, In said County, On the rst Mon.
day of June next at ten of the clock In the forenoon
and shew cause, u any they have, why the ssme
should not be allowed.
Aiisst,-FRANCis BACON, Register.
true copy: Aiiest,-fRAScIs BACON, Register.
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Furniture Ware Rooms.
Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons indebted TO the subscrbesior mS -.
n icnt services before January lsf, leot' sT ~,
lucsed 10 settle the same before June ,n w
would save cost. JAMES ..
Saco, May 9Th, 1854.
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Notice

Is hereby given fOrbddng all persons fishing In the
Green Brook called, crossing land % the subscriber
he Is determined TO execute the Law all such offend
ers. NATHANIEL HILL.
Lyman, May 18th, 1854. 2-5w
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Buy YOUR Pigs.

THE subscriber has a fine litter of Pigs, Of pure SusoN
bred, four weeks old, ior sale. Enquire of the sub
scriber at his paint shop, Liberty Street.
ABlJAH TARBoX.
BiddefOr,l, May 18th, 1854. 2o-Jw
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NOTICE.
DR.. RE hard.ou'. sherry-wine Bitter,

Rkv Mn. CovKlL win deliver Lecture, at Beethoven
Hail. Biddefcci, Sunday evening next, at O'Clock
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Al Court Of Probate held ut Saco, within and for The
County Of York, on the first Monday In May, IN the
year 1T our Lord eighteen hundred and iy -four, by
the Honorable Joseph L. Nye, Jndge Of said Court
I IKE hill, Administrator or the estate Of James
IL 4. Freeman, late Of Biddefrd, In said County, de-
ceased, having presented his first account OF admins
taiOn Of the estate OF said deceased for allowances
ORDEREp-That thu said Luke lIll give notice "a all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order To
be Published three weeks successfully Ia the Union
and Eastern Journal. printed at Biddeiord, In said
County, that they may appear Probate Court TO be
held ut Kennebunk, In said County, on the DIS; Mon
day al June next at ten of the clock IN the forenoon
aud shew cause, Il any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
Atest.-FRANCIs BACON, Register;
A true copy. Atiest,-fRANCls BACON, Register.
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Ohio Flour.

I'm BARRELS Extra Ohio Flour received this day d.
lUU ret frm the West, via. the ST. Lawrence and
Grand Trunk Railways, and for sale by the subscribers.
HORSON x STORER,
Corner Of Main and free Streets, Saco.
saeo, May 18th, isSt 2o-tf
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Alta Court Of Probate held ut Saco, within and for the
County of York, ON the fret Monday III May, IN the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
iiiy-iour. by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye, Judge
OF said Court:
T UKE IIILL, Guardian OF William 2. Freeman, mi.
IL nor and child of Randall Freeman, late OF ldde-
foId In said County, declared having presented his
third account OF Guardianship OF his said ward ior AL.
lowance .
OspERED-That the said Luke Hill give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order to
be published three weeks successfully In the Union
aud Eastern Journal, printed at Diddeford IN saiI
County, that they may appear at Probate Count To he
held nj Kennebunk, la said County, on the first Mon
day of June next at ten the clock In the forenoon
aud shew cause, Il any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
Auest,-FRANCls BACON, Register.
A true cony AtIest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register
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consisting OF Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, cherry
climate.
Also, Grape Vines, Goosebery Bushes, &c.-
The Pears consist OF over FORTY OF the choic,s'
kinds. The Trees are of good size and thrifty.
All wishing TO purchase are invited 10 call and
examine for themselves.
MOSES II. HUSSEY.
North Berwick, April l2,h, 1854. l6-I~
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Fruit Trees for Sale.
Fruit Trees,

rTNHE subscriber oiIers for sale a, his Nursery
i North Berwick, near Doushiy's Falls, $
perior stock Of
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rREAM TARTAR, puly, pure, for sale by
" N-u ID. L. MITCHELL.
DE that yOu get the genuine Kenncly's Discovery
ID and ralmonic Syrup, for sale In any quantity by
2o-u ID. L MITCHELL.
TWILIGHT" SOAP, Cor sale low, by dozen or cake,
by @-u ID. l.. MITCHELL.
pCLy. SAGE, Summer savory, AMI Sweet Marjoram, by
i Dozen 90 box, at @-u ID. 1. MIrCllELL'S
SMoKING TOBACCO, prime, Cor sale by
~ 2o-u ID. L. MITCHELL:
nUM ARABIC DROPS, tOr sale by
" 2o-a b. l. MITCHELL
S,HAKERs HERE'S, large assortment fr sale at their
- pficss, BY Ut ID. L. MITCHELL.
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CARPETS, CARPETS.
New Carpet Warehouse
IN BIDDEFoRD.

THE .uh-erb.r having recently hued up room In
ii HooDsr,s Brick Block, Liberty, eorner % frdnk-
Din street. Is nov receiving entirely new and very de
slrable stock %
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
The bills of mortality for the past week show re-

The bills of mortality for the past week show re-
duction of nin.ty in the number of deaths by
cholera being one more than the reduction 10 the
whole number Of deaths. All diseases foot up So,
against 922 the previous week, and li- three weeks
ago. The mortality by cholera has in the same three
weeks gone down from 32 to lSO, or ifty'seven per
cent The only localities now afflicted by cholera are
the Emgrant Hospitals on Wards Island, and feS
Of the district rookeries and cabins in the upper
part of the city. The Board of Health have dscOn-
tinued their daily reports aud the cholera as an ac-
tive disease, may be considered at an end. The
"dresdfol havoc of tie pestilence in New-Yorh for
eigL, months of The year shows only 1.J7 deltbs out
of population of zoo, 0O0 and not one hundred of
these were soult male Americans.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

HOTEL FOR CoLoRED PEoPLE.-Wm. b. Astor Josiah
Perham, Horace Greeley, p I. Barnum, Wm. H. Bur-
roEgls Of tie Irving and Coleman StesOn of the Ast0r
House have purchased the Of brick buildings facing
the Bowling Green and looking up Broadway They will
dtmosh these buildings and erect upon the site fine
Hotel of brown sandstone. The Hotel is intended solely
for the coored people of the United States Il will be
leased to coloed men, and but coored men and NO.
will be allowed to board there. An establishment of
this kind has long been wanted in New York There are
million Of coored freemen in this great country every
one Of whom feels anxious TO visit the city at least once
year This enterprise reflects the highest credit upon its
projectors.
The ingenious and author of the foregoing
paragraph is mistaken in few unimportant particulars
We believe the capital required for this enterprise is fur
nished By Richard Adams Locke Esq., gentleman Of
vide literary and phlosophic speculation and that the
work Of erecting the edice ia be performed by the
FeiTy Light Guard. We have heard that being convent
emily located by the seaside the rule of exclusive devotion
to ooloed people guests to be released in favor Of
mermeds but our information this point is second
handed, and not TO be implicitly relied on.
Seriously is there limit to human gullbiiiy7 Tho
paragraph above quoted first out in letter from
this city about fortnight since and has already been
copied into something like one thousand journals Who
suppotes that any one has really believed III
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1854.

writer s,ys the list might be considerably extended
lie thrls Lo~ever. tha. il is quite es long as tue
Con ro1oTe would cesre to notice ia single letter
tat il now ashed from bin in eyPaeaton OF the re-
IafLsble facts hose existence is here asserted. 1t
il 70 tu particularly that the public has sht says
lis reviewer to louk for explanations as be has a.
rut himself orw ard as the spokesman and chief
man Of tie Companies. 1t j., therefore, right anf
Z" proper" be continues, to place fully eei're A''
eyes the fact that he has for years lain under chal-
I'd. lenpe 10 produce tie books and papers cf these
.Couparie- and bGt he has reHiHred 10 aee,P'
.. The challenge We Deg of him to reflect upon this,
=. and then 10 answer what would be his opinion OF
the PRESIDENT of another company that should so
.. long sutmit to lie under such imputations-and
.vlett er he would, under such circumstances, con-
"censder lin entitled to be received in society as
" gentleman We think he would not"
Neither We think would any of our readers. In
conclusion. the reviewer advises Mr.. Stockton t)
write 10 more letters for publication, unless pre-
pared to offer complete and thorough examination
Of all the affairs of the Companies" This is good
advice. and the Commodore will probably follow 1t by
remaining quiet, as usual unt the stor shall blow
over and tie skies become clear again. For this he WILL
however, rs we think. require to wait considerable
tine as the very fact that such arclesas hscan now
be published in his monopoly y-rdden State is evidence
that the storm is likely to continue sufficiently long,
and be sufficiently strong TO rid it Of the monopoly
iniGuiy altogether. The SAME popular tempest will
also Ie likely 10 demolish the party
il politics and II traibc in rum by which many
Of the Ieop!e are impoverished and imbrated.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

IowA-One of the Nebraska journals published in
tie interior Of Iowa just at hand reports that the vote
of the extreme western and south western coun-
ties is exceedingly favorable to its side-that Potta
wattomie County, hitherto reported our side has
gone the other way electing Nebraska Senator and
Representatives-that there is a Democratic msor-
ity Of one in the Senate and that the Wing majority
in the House is may be reduced to The cleo
tion Of Grimes Governor s conceded but this re-
port, if well founded, endangers that of Clarke to
Congress.
We have no confirmation of this story from other
sources, but give it for whatever it may be worth.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

Tie Sun thinks that sundry fbrOus plants Of ia
maca might be used to great advantage in this coun
Try the manufacture of paper, "were it not for abb
"surd tariffs and prObibtory duties" This opinion
rests On msapprehenson of the fact that there is
already in this country no lack of good and cheap
terals for paper and that the difficulty is TO find
new aud more economical process of manufacture.
Straw, meadow grass pine, poplar, Eastwood, swim
gletOw, fe-everl.sting, and fifty other substances,
are here already quite as rich in the raw material Of
paper and great deal lees costly, dare say than
to import the paintan, dsggerplant cocoa-nut Of
the tropics 1t the cost of making them into paper
which stands in the way of their common for that
purpose. Any old papermaker will say that though
rags are much expensive at the outset they can
be converted into pulp with so much less expense,
that they must always form the chief material.
Whether this be so or not depends on the ingenuity
and success of the various processes coming
into use or on others hereafter to be discovered If
MtlIier, Drayton, Roth AntiseH, succeed in accom-
plishiDg what they promise, We shall have a revou
ton in the paper manufacture if rot, we must still
adhere to tie old way and pay the old prices even
though bounty should be put upon the importation
Of all tie fbrous plants Jamaica AMI the rest Of the
world can boast of.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
THE STATE OF sI-prp,op

The formation Of a new State embracing the mining
regions of Lake Superior the territory now belonging
TO Michigan, and perhaps some thousands Of square
miles west Of the lake reaching to Red River and the
British Boundary will soon become question for the
action of the country. Ii the reader will glance AZ
the map Of this region he will notice that the State
Of Michigan, in defiance of oil natural and reasonable
boundaries, has outside territory running nearly to
the western extremity Of Lake Superior. This wide
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

TsE DIPLOMATIC CoRPs.-Nesrly ali tho heads Of the
different foreign legations are absent from Washing
ton Some are on the Contnent-soae are in London
some are whlng their time pleasantly away at the prncely
hotels Of NewYork, cheeTed no doubt by the exciting
facts that the advent Of Grs takes place on the 4h Of
September and that Nb!o has snatched that precious
prize or beuhe from the crowned heads OF Europe-Csr-
otte Grsil In the meantime the wheels of government
move on a. quietly and successfully the whole dplc
matte corps were present in Washington.
twsshington Star, Aug 25
MORE NArvfss-lt wond seem according to the
Toronto Patriot. that the feeling existing between the
Americans employed ON the Northern Railroad and the
Canadians not OF the most friendly character 1t ap
charged the Locomotive Superintendent, who was an
Amsvcan wbercupcn every Yankee on the road sen, In
his resignation, which were accepted.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
LOSS BIZ THE EALDOrORO FIRE-DEPARrURE
OF THE STEAMER GENERAL KNOX.

Boston, Aug. 2i IsJi.
Nothing definite yet has seen ascertaned in reg'rd
to the smosnt of property destroyed by the fire at Wal
deboro Maine but the loss canno be less than five hun
dred thousand dollars.
The fire destroyed forty-seven stores with nearly all
their contents two banks aud about seventy families have
been rendered houseess.
The new steamer General Knox lsR this port to-day toe
Waldoboro
BosToS. Saturday, Aug. %, 1854
The total mortality in this city during the week endng
to-day was 1875 of whom &c ded OF cholera This is sn
increase on the returns of the preceding week.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
HEAVY ROBBERY.

RosE, Friday, Aug. %, 1884.
The house OF r. s. Doy, in this place was entered by
burglars few nights ago and robbed of considerable
Among the property taken were two checks drawn
by D. C. Wet Treasurer of the Ogdensburgh, Clayton
Rome Railroad Co., in favor of Cromwell, Kmball X
for 80 Oil 80 each tho Fort Stanwix Bank and
the other on the Rome Exchange Bank dated the 92di
Payment of the checks has been stopped.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
DEATH OF TWO PROMINENT CITIZENS OF
ALBANY,

ALBASY, Saturday, Aug. %, 1894.
Two of most prominent citizens died to-day John
Townsend President Of the Commercial Bank and for
merly Mayor Of the City, of them lie died this
evening aged eventy-two years. He also belonged 10
the firm of Isaiah and John Townsend. The other was
William W. Forsyth, Of the house Of Forsyth Robinson d
Co. His death took place this morning, at the age of
fory.one years He also director in the Mechanics
and Farmers Bank in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
To Advertisers.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUSE has snow circulation of ) 900
copies uuoolh the hest advertising medium Uaiiei
circulating does State the Union Brush
6c having Farmers Mechanics Merchants
Families Ttose who wish make heir business the
country over would 90 well try TAG WEEKLY TEsCNE
limited number % advertisements inserted 81 PER hDs
each insertion
culaon in the county Advertisements inserted at 10 cents Ps
line eaehI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

FROM MARTBAs VINEYARD. The Vineyard Gs-eees
says that mackerel continue plenty at the south OF the
|neyard, aud fishermen are very successful According
TO The Gazette the waters of that region filled with
numerous specimens OF the larger Of the deep
Whales Of the back species almost every day
" in that locality Swordsh also quite plenty and ara
easily taken by experienced fishermen. A Goldfish was
" taken short time since which weighed "a pounds.
" The same boat which secured this mammoth cod took
forty five others, averaging about so pounds each.
Among other hsh taken sharks of enormous growth,
some Of th.In IL and IA feet in length
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Nem:a1ork Daily Gribu,,s,
MONDAY, AUGUST 23, l3j4.
ro cnRRrSPONDENTe.

No notice Connni,sons Whatever
be authenticated ~ The aud
address q sooesssriy for publication,
gus Of his COCA 'siih-
undertake return rejected Com
To in sendirgu rnnce frs1uenilY
omit 10 the the PosiObcs, frequently
the which heir paper u be -ensiwsJs
the of the Post (.fce aud STATE
wishing have the direction Of TRItvSE changed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.

COLUMBIA, saturday Aug 70, l7o''
Our letters from Savannah sate that the yellow fever
exceedingly violent there, and that it is confined to No
section of the city.
The weather exceedingly hot, and the citizens were
flying in all directions from the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
THE FIRES IN THE WOODS OF MAINE.

BANGOR, Saturday, Aug. %, 1881.
The fires in the woods are still raging in this County,
Hancock Piscataquis, &c. In the vicinity OF Ellsworth
great damage being DONE and n fact the damage is m
mense oil around In sections nothing is being done
by the people but fighting the iros.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEG G. II APH.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

PHILADrGVBI., Saturday, Aug. 2s, 1854.
Edward Joy Morris hes been nominated for Coayrcss
by the Wings of the Firss Distrct-makng the third can
didate 10 W in the field for that District.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

raj I E.onons go 900 have been subscribed for the
Iurpcse.
Augurtne Tbierry, the historian is said to have boen
partially converted to Cliholcism.
Paul Totshi the eminent Italian eugraver died recently
at Parma lis cngravDgs after the fescoes of COrrego ia
that city are saong the mot beautiful things the barn
ever produced.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
THE WEATHER.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Aug. % 1884.
The heat in this city has been excessive to-day. Tho
thermometer has ranged from 800 10 92'.
CIscYsArI, Friday, Aug 25, 1854.
The weather here continues hot and dry.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

ILLNESS OF THE HON. MR. RENCUER.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, Aug. %, 1854
Tie Hon. Mr.. Rencher of North Carolina lies very
dangerously III at Browns Hotel, Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
FAILURE OF THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OF MEMPHIS.

LOUISVILLE, Sa urdsy, Aug. %, 1884.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Memphis, Ten-
pessee, suspended payment on the 22d instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
LATER FROM NFW-MEyICO

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Aug. %, I55t
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence, Missouri.
on Monday last, but brings of the least impor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

The antagonists Of ree-trade in France are about to
found new periodical to be called the Rsrse PrOection-
ns which will be the antpodes Of N, Guilaumins Jour,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Another Instance of Tape Worm Cured by the Use
of pr MLAkE's CELEBRATED vERMIFuGE.

YORK, Is, 1852.
This certify troubled tape for
all The remedies for this dreadful
snei0n but without being able to destroy It got Que of DR.
MLsp Amrntcs which contsned Of several wonderful
perfoI BY his celebrated vernfuge
solved 10 Try ind Immediately purchased bottle which took
according directions; and the drhss large
tape measuring than yard besides number Of ssn
Mrs. b. ScOTT, No ~ C3nnons-
p s DR. MLAyEs CrlEeRlTED vEgNITueE, alec his LIvEs
Puts be h,d all respectable Drag Stores In this city
Purchasers will please be careful and take but
DIR h1AsEs vEKnrucE All athers in comparison, worth
lee. Is