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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

DURToN's, CHAMBERS sTREET-MR. q JORDANS
ID beneGt-Wcdnesday May IL, for the FIRST sme these
WILD OATS.
Sir George Thunder, Mr. Burton SIM Johnston; Ephram
Smooth, Andrews Lady Amaranth, Miss aymond; Japes
Mrs. Burton To conclude with
FAvORITE FARCE.
B0x hook now Omen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIsTING Be
tween the subscribers, under the firm OF SavaIc q
Hawkins gold and oliver reGners and sweep smeltess "
dissolved ty ftg ow q Limitation. CHAS. SAVAGE
RICH. HAWKING
The hntiness viii be continued by the srtserter Ipa
NJ l5e william street. CUAS. SAVAGE.
WANTED-A PARTsER, With A SMALL CAPITAL
w and good AeqsAntance, 70 take charge OF P.Snc
hose the BloomiA gdae road good and protabl bu
ness can be done The best reference required Apply 70
street, y, nces .sEs ora s,,, pinsb street
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rRANrI.rEns, GUIDE.

CAMpEN AND AaBoY RAILROAD TO pBIIADEL.
~ phn frcu Iior No. srth riyer.1w3 lines daily
IA n and = ~ The tesommoaation line att a. NJ, y
way place. aud CApdon, fare 81 es,ress n.s ~ r.
by John Peter 10 Amb0y hoaoe direct 10 CaDder W
through ip hva hours, fare IS.
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l AIDES SHOULD NOR FORGET THAT THERE ARE

IL only very of those beautiful French morning Gets
in chemsetteg and sleeves So and collars and sleeves 81
warranted real French also those scoopptd caps ST.
Tie assortment Of cambria collars all prices well
ounopgs will be guaranteed at least twenty cent less
than the same can he sold for any other similar etabh
ment-169 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

DR. MORRISON, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COL.
IL loye Of Surgeons London Ia eonhderaly consulted
.. his private once Che North River Dspenssry 2t.s
uent that lss stood tho forty years may be
hdenty relied upon by those who vantto be fairly dealt
with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

I FBANON SPRINGS COLUMBIA HALL.-THIS
IL efnblishment viii he opened the lst day neat.
Families wishing atoms in the hotel cottages
can he mmodhtcd favorable tcrms German band
and other thing will be provided
1t an agreeable summer residence BY its proprietor
HENRY HULL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

TOR sALE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF LUA.
IL her yard now doing good business with hsrses
Gons with or without present. lumber. There
two story house connected with the yard For parcu
Seventh avenue JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

.1S0 "A PARTNER WANTED WITH THIS Carl.
LlcO. tai, in business thai will pay. Toe nccefsary
hintry IL in the possesson o. The advertiser 20
nc bnrefs lie viii dcvote his en- Ire attention e. out'
deer tutnea leaving the inside 70 his partner Direct 70
lrldtrick uersll nilnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

II.
N open for the The proptress OF this pleasant
invites the attention OF citizens tran
seeking GUNNER residence TO this city
the Pavilion. C)mmun.e alton with New York twice
day, morning and evening from the foot Of Chamber
street Sea bathing Gshing shooting and all the
tona 81 watering p, TO be had Every Attention
given to the ruest, Terms moderate Address airs T. w.
Thompson, Report, N j.
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AVAILACK's THEATRE-EXTRA Advertisement.
w NH. WALLACK
reeted nightly by crowded houses.
NOkDAi MAY Is,

NAILACkiS THEATRE-EATRA ADNEkTlSENENT
w NH. WALLACK
reeted nightly by crowded houses.
NOhDAi MAY Is,
shnkspere's play, in acts.
THE MI RELIANT OF VENICE,
will lie produced with and appropriate Scenery and
Costume, and IL following powerful cast
Shyiock ...................... Mr.. Xalaek
C3eing his II urth sppeaIance)
Cratiano. Mr. Lester Lorenzo. Mr. Lyster
Bassano. ...... Mr. Dyott Tubal Mr. Bernard
Antonio. Mr.. Phillip Duke of Venice Mr.. Hind
Launc Gobbo. MIR NinceAt bathasar. IA. Oliver
Solano .,.. Mr. Reynolds Portia ...... Mrs. Hoey
Salarino. Mr. Shirley Nerissa Mrs Stephens
Old Gobbo Mr. Chippeudnlc Jessca Mrs Conover
The Scenery by Mr. Isherwood and ASSISTANTS will
comprise the following
Rialto in Venice, Shyloek's House,
Palace at Belmont,
Street in Venice, Shyloeka Garden,
Council Chamber Ia the Ducal Palace.
The Gardens Belmont.
To conclude with the popular farce Of
THE REVIEW,
in which Mr. Brougham Mr. Walcot Mr. Vincent and Mrs.
stephens, will appear.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,
il will he repeated Tusday evening with popular farce
Mr. Wallack will perform every night this week.
The Of NICE FIRM will be ted early next
week
Shakspere's exquisite play of
AS YOU LIKE 1T,
IL being prepared for representation with infinite care
Dresses and all new Other novelties are also IN
net Two rcp
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE or MILLINERy
VI goess itthons bonnet silks artificial Kowers drsss
trimmings, A.. M. III lICBTENsTElT, No. ~ Dopery
has rscsyep direct from tho msnuaturtrs h France
ana ~ gland his II importation Of c above goods
bratng everything nCye aud desirable for tho approaching
Also, Eupero. tment or ribbons adapted 70
the late fashion Of trimming ladies' dresses aud tS
GounsiIg, bows The assortment In the rbolaal0
room, adjoining tie rcsa toEe, 10 allied IN h aty
for variety ant cheaPLesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

L1RANSLIN MUSEUM, NO. IS BOwERY. OPPOSITE
the Bowery Theatre The above establishments has re-
the above premises aud will give two perform
day commencing three in the and
eight in the evening" introducing great variety Of ord
Classic satuAry by new troupe Of
male and male artss selected from ancient and modern
history AdmissonSests in private boxes 30 CENTS or
chsstra s7a eents boxes csnss, gallery, 2s cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

TOR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-sELLING OUT ON
account Of illness in the family lease stock and
fixtures the fancy goods making
$50 Eighth between and Thirty ninth
streets Terms Of SALE four lease with fixtures $500
Stock at cost 10 per cent on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

DEsPATCHLIN FOR SAN FRAN
- per clipper ship Competitor At pier North River, will
please hand their bills Of lAdiug for signature
signed after the ship sails Twenty to thirty
tons light freight be taken sent board this day
to-morroM. SUTTON B co. u WI all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

TIGHTH AVENUE PROPERTY FOR sALE-oR TO
~ exchange for vacant lots small farm the city
the house and one dosr above
stories the first hoor and basem
fitted up for saloon There is i've stables in the
rear. Inquire at 93L Ninth avenue, Of c. SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

ANEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LIN =,
IN via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company, Of NJ
saragua Proprietors-Through In advance Of the Nail
crossing The new de.bls engine steamship ST OF
WEST 1000 tons burthen will leave from pier No North
svsr O'Clock r M precisely for Puents Arenas
saturday May 70 eonnsssins with the favorte steam
saTagua transit route having but twelve miles Of land
transportation BY FIRST class carriages Thsss steamers
unsurpassed in their ventilation and Accommodations FOR
Attenuation passage apply only CHARLES MORGAN,
Agent, Ne Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

D0CkAWAY pAyrLI0N.-THIs FAYORTTE SUMNER
IL will he ro.optped, the 14h OF June for tho
season. by which time all the extensive additions AID i'm
prUvements will DO complete. The establishment
iarsed eomrr,es lt The hotel, having froutageofE
feet the Atlantic painted prpered and newly fu
nishod throughout. I'd Twelve suites OF or rOons
upica'ing. fronting Tic ocean, aud having
separate from the hotel 81 Ixht family cottages ia ~
garden for parties boarding ~ the hotel 4th Fsur
thgos fer families living privately With Kitchens aud
ice house. EtHhCs &c. Also rGbng for 40 pair Of horses
carriage house fer 50 carraes dyo private stables oft~
stalls each, newFroom, Billiard rooms, bowling alley
largcd GreLcry ground gymnasium, &c, &C. Fer rooms
cottages AID terms address Mr.. BRfNTSALb Preseots
House, kr. Balm BRIDGE, AZ Clig street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

L,AkM OF SEVENTY. FIVE ACRES HATE DAVID
Bryant house, barn, stables and other sutbui)dngs,
all In I'D order for sao SOIL rich deep loan in high
Of cultivation ever one hundred tons Of hsy the
village Apply at the real estate ofce 2i2 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

TARE Observation-Disclosures LINE TO SAN
Transisso.-Ths steamship NORTH STAk 70 leave
looks these eslsbrated steamers are nov open HIN
applied for before Nay 70Cabn, $50; steeEage, no Iii,
Pssstsd that y these WI 80 AhrSssh
]. II. CROSS, No. Battery place, mp stAirs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

TOR ssLE-A HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS,
the horse very fast and Of great endurance the wagon
and harness nearly Sw the whole will be sold cheap
the owner is going TO California Inquire at BURR
GREESS stable, cornor Grand and Mercer streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

LOR SALE OR TO LET-TwO COUNTRY SEATS, DIS
tant only miles from New York in COED neigh
borhood and on line Q, railroad There are two and Ave
shade trees good water, &c ALSO the usual outbuding
all in good condition. Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14

ERANERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
" street and broadway additions to this hou
complete and the rroprotres leave
friends and the public that she has which
desirable either fer families single gentlemen Sac would
ALEC state that pains viii be spared 20 make il
Of the best Of family hotels Board Per day 81
MIS-. l. DONALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-14
MEDICAL.

nR. WARDS REMEDIES ExcEED EVERYTHING
~ sure ,p.sdy and sati.sss..ry cures To 30 bad =.
the Doctors depot No ~ Canal street. door east Of
broadway ofoo hours, for advice And treatment, A.
". tiil +. ~. daily.
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PATIENTS.

A MEXICAN ASp 'Yohrcs 0rricr, AorxcY ron Bus.
n MSS Win U. So PATENT OrrIcE, WAsmscroS,
10 Stnte Sc, Boston. opposite Kiiby It IMPORs
TANT INFORMATION TO INVENT.
once under the act Of iss7) determined 70 present ad
taniages In applying Cor Patents superior those or
ell inventors by Others has made arrangements whereby
on applications prepared and conducted oy him, rHKry
DOLLARS, (nstead Of so paid back by other) win he
renittcd by him In Of failure 70 obtain patent and
the withdrawal through him within thirty days aer the
rejection Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all
necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents In
this and foreign countries prepared and advice rendered
on legal and scientific matters respecting inventions aud
infringement VI patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specifications
ON the most reasonable terms bat avail themselves Of
the experence Of 20 years practice extensive library
Of legal AMI 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 rcmltting
one dollar Assignments recorded ut Washington.
Il. III. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
"Durng the time occupied the Office Of Commission
er of patents H. H. EDDY, ESQ.,, of Boston, did business
at the Patent Office "a Solicitor Of Patents There were
few, II any persons occupying that capacity, who had
much business before the Patent Once and there
none who Conducted II with skin, fidelity and
cess. regard Mr. Eddy as one % the hest informed and
most skll Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ pers1n more competent aud trustworthy and
more capable u putting their applications In form 10
secure FOR them an early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Once
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
"pArESr 0FricE,--
X. II. EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass.
"sm,-Your facilities for the prosecution Of any bus
connected with this Office are equal TO those Of any
other agent am very respectfully, yours, &c 36-ly
THOMAS EWBANK. Commissioner Of Patents"
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country. and especially free to worship
God. Let not this glorious distinction be
oblirerated by u rash, rwengeiul mobocra-
Iey.'
We earnestly call upon all American Pro-
testants to maintain with even hand the
rights Of foreigners and Catholics, else do they
stand, not upon principle, which is immuta.
bic, but upon transitory impulse, which
will rebound with violence upon them
selves.
Z" Thou shalt not ycx stranger, nor OPP
press him. "-Aneriean Journal.
C. There is an individual! al present in
GIecnock, named Patrick Murphy, the Irish
giant, a lad of IS years Of age, and Of the
extraordinary height OF feet 81 inches
Oh his stocking soles. He weighs twenty.
one stone, and measures fiiiy.,wo inches
round the chest. Murphy is native o.
county Down, Ireland.
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r a NJ q U AZ!
Melodeons,. Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

V,HE subscriber has received the exclusive
Il agency OF Saco and Bddefurd for the sale
Of the above named instruments, manufactured
by b. +. Tohin e. Co. Nashua N. III. They are
combined with the valuable principle OF CAR
HART'S PATENT, which for elegance Of man.
uiaciure and unri,alled beauty OF tone, render
them the most desirable instrument in use.
Prices according to style and finish, from $40 to
$50. Those wishing for instruments c respect
FULLY solicited TO call at No. as Cuts Island, Saco
aud also at the residence Of Rev. J. Hubbard,
corner Of Hin and Pool SITS, Biddeiord, and ex-
amino an assortment of4, 4! and S octaves.
saeO, Feb 3, 1854. sif
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HYanANA m MAINE.

in. dAusrxr, Postmaster Of Richmond. Ne, writes
us: aThe Hygcana Il doing wonders here. Ny sister
has had distressing cough with great difficulty Of BREATH
ing for years. ehe the Inhaler and took The Cher
ry Syrup bat few days before she relieved and
now, amer months OF II, her cough II we'll Ut.
Curiss New System Of Inhalation must produce an en-
tire revolution In the treatment Of Diseases Of The Lungs
There Is no mistake, truly wonderful discovery
+. GILMAN, CO Factory i'land,
n-lm Agent for saeo,
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Notice.

THE Subscriber having been commissioner yusuce o.
County Of York has taken an Office over DR.. Goodwins
lie will attend 10 The collection Of debts and any other
business usually attended TO by Aitornsys, ,,or
saco, Sept. Is, 1854. aa-ow
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Price, one Dollar.

For sale by DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON, No. $,
Hanover ST., Boston, General Agent.
Also for sale by DR.. James awyer, u. w. fsson a.
awyer and s. r. Parcher Co., Blddeford -. Mhcne'''
and j. q. Rollins, AGO. emeo
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BiII Posting.

c,AMUEL PARSONS win attend to all orders entrusted
- 10 him for Bin Posting, Collecting, Door Keeping and
Crying Orders received personally, and at pr. Lord'
Drug Store, No. 3, Washington Block, Diddeford.
SEPT o. 1854 Ss-H
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Superior Fruit Trees

THE s.h.erits,r cuiyates and keeps constantly for
sale at his nurseries in Wakefield, N. H., the ch9c-
est varieties Of the APPLE Pear, and Cherry. Also
IIou,hton Seeding GooSebery, fnc variety, and free
from nlillew. ~
tres Of handsome for large size, vigorous and healthy
growth J..
Orders win receive prompt attention. and tres safely
packed. .pn' 'oii'
Wakefield, ". H., Oct. ., 1851. io-u
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OYSTERSl OYSTERSIl

n l.. TOPPAN respectfully informs his friends
lJs and The public, that he Is constantly supplied
with the choicest Oysters thai can DC iound III
the market. He can supply hotels, ana iaihil es
man ,L,. mosi moderate terms. Orders most re-
spcciiuy solicited and promptly attended TO.
Apply ai No ], Factory Island Block, Saco
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In Bohemia well known throughout Europe and Asia for
their wonderful curative properties In all Of con-
hnci disease and general debility Of the human system
Every summer, thousands Of inyalids OF both sexes
who are afflicted by long standing and obstinate COM
paints that have bafed the most eminent medical Skill
undergo fatlguing journey Of many hundred miles, to
drink and battle in the healing OF Carlsbad. That
they are literally repaid for their journey, the hum
drcd Of testimonials in all languages that arrest the eye
Of the promenader, In his walks about the place, album
dainty testify. These enduring testimonials Of gratitude
for recovery OF health cut stone and fastened
huge rocks, chseled fairly the rocks, some
are painted wood and fastened 10 fences and trees-a
certifying that the undersigned seriously afflicted by
disease and despaed Of recovery but they Cars
bad and drank Of the water, and after a time became
thoroughly curo and testified their gratitude In this way
Many have arrived feeble and Frustrated that life SEEM
ell almost extinct, but after drinking and bathing In the
waters few months, thoroughly restored to health
The medicinal properties Of these waters are particularly
effective in Graduating from the system every species Of
IIumor-pariculary Of scrolOus nature-and for that
have become popular resorts for persons afflicted
with any long standing hereditary lumor They range
in temperature from epd to boiling hot, and are very
pleasant TO the taste.
This Balsan-owng TO Its wonderful healing proper
esmay be used ExrERSALLY as well as internally and
far better in Its effect than any salye Ontment for
II acts DIRECTLY on THE DISEASED and other,
just In proportion 10 which the part Is affected.
The Of this Dasam every second or third night just
before going TO bed will supersede the Of Pills. (Which
generally leave the bowels in torpid sate) and relieve
those affections called
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Supporters.

& TRUSsES Of the laies, and
- mos, approved styles, kept by Or. N, BROOK S
Also, Banning's Patent Lace, KEPT Only ny
Saco, Feb. 3, 1854. = 'ts re
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!

DISEASES Of the Chest and Lungs have been, with
~ too much TRUTH characterised by eminent writer
the opprobrum Of medicine In this country, Its victims
are, for the most part among the young, the beautiful,
and the talented VI both = the loss to the world
thus occasiOne, being almost incacuabc. Any Medi-
cine therefore, the VI which relieves cures such
description Of maladies, may he considered
blessing to mankind, ami 1t becomes the duty Of all to
aid In disseminating the knowledge Of Its virtues. or
this character Is the
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Signed, MRS. NJ. G. SMALL.
From Mrs. Mark Wood, Newfield, Me.

This ceres that have used one bottle Of Rev. Wal
ter Clarke Great European Cough Medicine, for hard
cough and Soreness Of the Lungs, to which have been
for time subject, and which the medicine entirely
removed. AMI would cleerfuy recommend all who
are suffering from pulmonary complaints, which are
common In families, AMI all who are suffering from
Coughs, Colds &C, to In future the Great European
Remedy, Universal Cough Mixture, fully persuaded
that they will find speedy and permanent relief by its
use. Signed, LYDIA WOOD.
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Wool Wanted

nrce st the NEw YORK STORE,
2i-u Nos. Of and 20 Factory Island, sace.
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CORN.
DIR. earle V. MEYERS
GERMAN
HOMEOPATHIC BALSAM.
Mineral Springs ofCarIsbad,

TIE discovery Of this remarkable sanayc medicine was
obtained by means Of thorough scientific analysis Of
ba caIalratpl
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SYSTEM.

This BalSam sput up In unique Metallic Cases, contain
ing about one pir with particular directions
for using 1t, In both German and English The packages
very compact and conyienty adapted for Transporter
ton without breaagc any distance and can be forwarde
by Express to any part Of the United tates. ~,
houd any purchasers OF this Balsam upon trial hnl
the operation different from what Is said in the directions
which accompany each package they are Ut liberty 70 re-
turn the medicine to my Office and have the money re-
funded.
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For the encouragement Of those who suffering from
Coughs and disorders Of the Chest and Lungs, hereby
certify that was for several months afflicted with most
dreadful cough, by which L was reduced 81 extreme
weakness, an entirely cured by single bottle Of the
Universal Cough Mixture, prepared by Rev. Walter
Clarke.
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Remarkable Cure of Mrs. Hunncwcii.

Mrs llunnewel, Of scarboro, Me-, rSo years and
ten months afflicted witha most distressing Cough
treme pressure Of the Lungs and other bad symptoms
After trying physicians AMI patent medicines In vain, she
was cured by two bottles Of the Universal Cough Mix
ture.
Trial bottles IS cts.-Large bottles, containing the
quantity Of four small ones, 20 cents.
Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, Cornish, Me.
For Sale, In Saco by 7. GILMAN. Bddefoni, DR..
Lord-Union Office. Kennebunk, S. Clark. Kenne-
bunk-port, Currier. Wells, Daniel Littiefeh, 3rd.-
0gunIuit, q. Litti,fed. Cape Neldeck, GOrrinner.-
Kttery, ETA. Libby. North Berwick, Snop. South
Berwick, Thompson. Great Falls, Stevens and j.
James. Milton Mills, For Springyale, Lord. Afrel,
Condnt. WATERFORD, Alien, Limerick, BrdckeH.-
Newield, WoOd West Newfeld, Loud. South Par
sonshed, Hilton. And by agents in most towns in the
State. l2-u
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for Coughs o. every description whether Of children
adults II Is purely vegetable, perfectly safe, and Offer
ed in vain Read the following certificates selected iron
multitude -
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Great European Cough Medicine,
OR UNIVERSAL COUGH MIXTURE.
BEST MEpIcINE KNOWN,

Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke, Cornish, Me.
In this communtyit Is too well known TO neei any dc
scrpion recommendation. Its fame is established
Ia alloWsl Ian IA. the
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Tur Ricurs CT TIE CATHOLICS In our
zeal for American and Protestant rights,
which are undoubted, we must never forget
that foreigners and Catholics have also their
unqaestionable rights. They have the right
to live among US, and gain property, and
build houses, II they behave as orderly cii.
zens /: to worship God according to the way
Of their fathers, and to cree. churches for
such worship; to establish, if they please,
schools Of their own, not, however, with a
portion Of the public school fund and 10
have their persons and property protected as
sAcredly as those who boast Of the purest
native and protestant lineage. And all who
possess the true spirit Of our institutions,
win frown upon every attempt to Cypress and
injurs the foreigner, from whatever cline
or Of whatever religion. This is q free