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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

Boy STABBED.-About one mile from ST.
Adams Village, a group of young boys assem-
bled for innocent recreation a few days
since, and while engaged in their sport one of
them getting vexed at another who was out
doing him in the game, threatened to put his
knife into him if he did not leave. The
threatened boy left; whereupon another lad,
by the name of Mathews, who had always
been noted for his good behavior and amiable
qualities, stepping up and saying to the boy
holding the knife, ''you would not have
stabbed him surely" g | would have done
so, and will put the knife into you, if you
don't shut up your head was the gruff reply.
So saying, he plunged the knife into the abdo-
men of the innocent boy making wound three
or four inches in length through which a
large portion of the intestines protruded. DIR.
Blake dressed the wound in skiltul manner.
He will probably recover.
The lads were about fifteen years OF age
The name of the youthful assassin and the
disposition made with him we do not learn
Bangor Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

Douglas as Slavery PrOpagandist.- Since
MIR. Douglas has been in the United States
senate, he has framed and has secured the pas
sage Of bills establishing territorial govern
ments for Oregon, Utah, New Mexico, Wash
ington, Minnesota, Nebraska and Kansas all
Of which will be Admitted into the Union as
free states; they are nine in number, but when
settled, will be Of sufficient extent 10 make
twenty states Of the size of Iowa. In addition
10 this, he was the Trainer of an act admitting
California into the Union as free state. In
the face of these facts, indeed, because Of the
acts, he is denounced openly, is mobbed pub
IcIy, is insuIted by burning effigies as sla-
very prOpagandist. Chicago Times.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

Frozen TO DEATH.-A correspondent in
forms US that on Sunday morning last, The
frozen body of Joseph White, of Clinton, was
found near the residence of John w. Haskell,
in Canaan. A keg containing about gallon Of
rum was found near him. Age.
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SPOKEN,

No date of st Domingo (by the Hazard of New Orleans
31) ship Genoa If Bath. from Caao for New 0rleans
Nov lat 81 30, Ion ~ 90 brig Catherine Rogers
burn, from Jasconvie for New York supplied with
provisions.
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Important to Ship Masters.

WE would call the ton of all ship TO
w Ed>on's new Double Acting Force Pump, supe-
rior anything before offered to the public for any
and all where Force Pump is needed. hey
especially recommended ships Head Pump, as
they up very Little space and less liable than
any other pump get Of repair; which is very
rious objection the Pumps in They will
throw two of if desired, and will do
execution in of fire than any other Pump of the size
in
One can be seen board new ship VIM. NJ. Rogers,
Water Boat AT the store of the subscri-
beT sole agent for Bath.
l.. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Block.
Nov. Is. 1854 o22
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REMOVAL
A. CT. Page.

TTAS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
ii STORE directly opposite the old Stand in Moses
Block with very large assortment Of choice Family Gro
ceres Ship Stores Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICINES for sale at the lowestmarket rates
ly29
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Gas /! Gas /!

DERSONS wishing to be supplied with GAS by the
| Bath Gas Light Co., must apply on or before the
0th of November inst. No application will be received
fer that date until the
BY order of the Directors. CHAS. CLAPP, Jr, Clerk.
Bath, Nov. IA 1854. Two
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

Cry OF BATH, November H. 1854.
PURSUANT to an order of the Mayor and Aldermen, I
hereby pubishthe foregoing Act with List Of Ways for
the information of the publcand hereby give notice. and
caution the public against entering upon any Ways in this
city which have not become public ways the city will
not be liable for damages caused by defects therein
according to the provisions Of said Act
Nov. 49, BIC. BAILEY, Mayor. n
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Removal.

THE subscriber gives notice to the citizens Of Bath
that he has moved shop Middle street near Cen
tire street, where he VII carry BacksInhing all its
branches 22tf JACOB KNOWLTON.
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The Gem Of the Season!
The Lady'S Almanac, for 1855,

WITH FORTY ILLUSTRATIONS BY BILLINGS.
Finely Bound in Cloth. Gilt, aud Gilt Edge.
Price only IS Cents.
THE CHEAPEST BOOK OF THE SEASON.
The Illustrations comprise the last Chapter in Proverbs
from TO- Twelve Entire Pages for the twelve months;
DR.. Franklins Art of making Money Plenty, etc.
To be issued early in December and sold by all Book
sellers and Periodical Dealers. Do fail to look it.
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Also will be published, about the 18th of December,
The Boston Almanac, for 1855.

Containing graphic Sketch of the Prominent Enterprises
of the Day:
Statistical View of the Business Resources of Boston
showing the productivencss of New Engend industry
and the unrvaled position Of Boston the manufacturing
centre of the Union
Pictorial illustrations Of the New State House, Interior
Views Of the Boston Theatre, the National Theatre Model
Houses Exchange Block aud Steamship Wharf, Boston;
the State Normal SchoohouSes birmingham and Salem,
| and the State AmhOuses at Tewksbury; ~
The City, State and National Governments with the New
Legislature and the New Congress- Politically Classified
with great and accuracy:
Together with Complete Business Directory Of the City,
the Engraved Map Of Boston, and all the requisite nfoma
tion for the citizen or the stranger
The whole equal to volume of 400 octave pages but
compacy printed and substantially bound in cloth, and
sold for
Only Twenty-Five Cents.
Issued annually, by DAMRELL & MOORE and GEORGE
COOLIDGE Published by
JOHN II. JEWETT s. CO.,
III Washington Street,
To whom all orders should be addressed. 4w22
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Young America-Wide Awake.

TUsT call in at the store Of L. s. FISHER where you can
get just the Hat you want at bargain. He has just
received rare stock.
Sept. 26, 1854. Is
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

List OF WAYS IN THE CRY OF BATH
That have not become public.
Way from Washington to Middle St., by T. ii. Trufants
4" 90 South St., to Shepard st
" Washington to Middle St, by Jere. Robinson's
tan yard
Middle to High st by Mrs. Stearns' house;
6 I" Front st. to Lambard's wharf,
I" I" BIackmers
I" Front st. by G. Marston's stahle,
(" Washington to Middle ST., by Lowville;
" Bath Hotel to Middle st .@
Centre st. to Vine st., by Longley's house
Washington st., front Of L. Houghton's to Heaths
wharf
e Middle to Franklin st., by G. W. Moulton's
:" /" Middle to Washington st., by Isaac Crookers.
y" Lincoln st. to Charles Russelrs;
Front st, to Ferry, by Hodgkins store;
+" (" Merritt Robinson's wharf,
Courts-TuFner's Court
Raymond's Court;
Farrin Court, or place
Hodgkins Court, near the Gas Works;
Hnckley's Court;
Sanford's Courts
Lemont's Court from Winter st. South
Benefits Court, or Lane; f
Court from Washington St, West, South
Taman's Street
Fits &c
Continuation of Academy Street.
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The Piano Fortes

GOLD by SAWYER & MAG0UN are acknowledged ia
be the best that manufactured in the United states
and the prices are guaranteed to be as lowest
owerhe quality Of the instruments taken into consdera
tion matter what the Cry may be- And as heretofore
they take second hand Instruments in exchange for
ones, at fair rates.
Sent. DC. LIZ
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WANTED.


A FAITHFUL BOY to carry the TIMES in the northern
II part Of the city. Apply ut this Office.
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Nov. O.
.. ARRIVED.
Brig Boston, Hooper, Savannah
ARRIVED.
Sch Director, -, Boston.
CLEARED.
Bark Archer Lewis, Hayana brig Surf Sweetand Cam
den
SAILED.
Ship st Peter, St John, B; brig Sheet Anchor atan-
SATURDAY, Nov. IL.
ARRIVED.
Brig George, Rowe, Picou.
Brig Jacob Dock Thomson, Philadelphia.
Sch Minot Sweet, Island
Sch Peru, Snow, Boston.
Sch st Marys, Sylvester, Boston,
CLEARED.
Brig Crimea, Aud, Barbados.
MONDAY, Nov. 10.
ARRIVED
Brig Harriet, Pratt, YcOmco.
Brig Virginia, Carver, Portland.
Sch Martha Burgers, Baltimore.
Sch Heath, Putnam, st Marys Fla.
Sch James, Perkins, Boston.
Sch Dagonet Burr, salem, Mass.
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LINCOLN, ss.--At Probate Court held at Wiscnssei
lclthtn and for the County Of Lincoln the 9th ay
of November, II. ID. 1854.
EDMUND STARRETT 4 JESSE PAGE, named Execu-
~ tors in certain instrument purporting the last will
and testament of Jesse Page OF Warren in said County
deceased having presented for Probate Ordered
That the said Executors give notice to all persons
ted by causing copy of this order to be posted up in
public place in the town of Warren aud publishing the
same in the Eastern Times printed at Bath Thoastor
Journal prnteda Thomaston, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
that they may appear at Probate Court be held at
Wscasse said County, on the Monday of December
next and shew cause if any they have why the said in
srument should be proved, approved and allowed
the last will and testament OF said deceased.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate
true copy.-Attest Z. FooTE, Jr., Register. 3w22
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Ladies, Boots.
a good Article

GOOD assortment Of Ladies Boots of all kinds may
N found at the store Of D. W. hObENIo.
Nov. A, 1854. "a
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u. lib. HUDSON.

1904 IT-TI has removed 70 the Store, ---T.
Corner HOdgkims' wharf and front ST.,
For many years occupied by Albert Page.
Furniture of all descriptions on hand to order
On hand some beautiful patterns Of GILT CORNICES.
Bath, Aug. q, 1854. tito
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

OF those mems fine Calf Boots that win be sold cheaper
" than ever to close them off, by J. W. ROBERTS.
Nov. 4, 1854. Il
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Notice.

subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for Lincoln County, commissioners,
power to receive and examine all the claims the
several creditors the estate Of oseph Hathor late
Hchmond deceased do hereby give notice that six months
are allowed the said creditors to bring in their claims
and prove their debts which purpose the
VIII be in session at the Office of j. q. Boynton in Richmond
Oh the first Monday of December 1884, and February pr
and May OF 1855, at O'Clock Z. H.
Dated at Richmond this ninth day Of November A. D.,
1914. q. B. FOSTER,
3w22 r j. G. BOYNTDN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

GAs.-There is great complaint about the
quality Of our gas.-Augustd papers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16
DR.. CONINE'S SYRUP
Ginseng and Malva.

~~~~~~~S9 ~~AS@ ~'-~~A v S$s
rTNHIS Compound, established in universal favor
by its great and acknowledged merit, in every
Family, and r commended by all physicians This
medicine Is based upon recipe procured in China by
Dr. CONINE, the celebrated oriental traveller. Its won
deriul properties for Purifying tn Blood and COM
plants OF Bilious character, every where aeknowI-
edged. For
Inflammation of the Lungs,
Splitting of Blood Bronchitis and every disease of the
vital organs, this great remedy is without parallel
For
Coughs, Group, Whooping-Cough,
and all Diseases of the hroat is sure and prompt
cure IL possesses the remarkable pOwe Of Dissoving
LOosenng and removing, downwards, all phlegm that
may obsr1ct the throat, and is without question Ma
tures most pote | remedy for
CONSUMPTTON.
Colds. Ii has cured Canker, Salt Rheum Erysipelas
and ScrOfua-dseases which have defed the power OF
other medicines have yielded this II is pleasant and
palatable
Restorer of Appetite,
il stands. unrivalled. 1t has been equalled
Dyspeptic Remedy,
and for Irritation Of the Nerves. Lowness Of Spirits
Headache, is a sure cure
The interesting history of the Ginseng &c. to be had
in pamphlets, gratis The Compound is contained in
QUART BOTTLES.
One Dollar per Bottle-Six Bottles for $500.
WILSON, FAIRBANK CO.,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECES-alarge and well
selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. s. w. HEATH IL co t.~ Stiff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-16

XIV Nov. IA. NJ +. GANNETT.
Remnant DeLaines.
I CASE Remnant DeLanes;
do Delains, beautiful sly les, just opened az the
subscribers, and will be sold VERY CHEAP.
A. B. BUTLER.
Nov. lilo No g, Opposite Sagadahoc House.
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rs Can be iound in this city. We offer some
EXTRA BARGAINS
IN
Lyonese Cloths & Thibets,
SIN
Plads, Delaines, &c, &C. In short our whole stock
will be offered at from p IS per cheaper than
formerly. Persons in WANT Of DRY GOODS can not
do better than TO call at the subscribers.
Alb BUTLER.
No. 9, Kelley's Block, Opposite Sag dahock.
Bath, Nov. lilo
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Remaining in the Post Office 1tncalled for,
Bath, NOV. 1B, 1854.
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An Act

DOR the regulation of ways dedicated to public
SECT. l. No way heretofore opened and dedicated
public use and not already become public way and
way hereafter dedicated to the public use, which shall
in either case than rods in width, throughout the
entire length of same shall be required maintained
and kept repair by any city town. unless such ways
shall be laid and established in the prescribed
by the Statutes of this State.
SECT 2 shall be the duty OF the mayor and aldermen
any city, and of the select of any town, and
are hereby authorized whenever and long the public
safety may their opinion require it, to direct and
the of all the ways aforesaid within their respec-
tive cities towns entering uniting with any
ing public way he closed up, by such other
may be practicable and suitable to give notice and caution
the public against entering upon such ways.
shall not be closed notice shall be
given aforesaid the city town iii which such way be,
in the if such ways duly laid and
taned person persons by whom such way shall be
be liable Indictment action for damages
any defect existing therein before the shall be duly
laid out and established.
SECT If any person with the intention prevent the
c osng up such ways shall dispace, throw down.
fence other obstruction by which the
such shall have been closed aforesaid he shall
forfeit pay of not less than or more than
fifty dollars for every such offence, to be by
action ofdebt in the name, and to the city within
which the offence shall he committed.
SECT. Nothing in this act contained shall discharge
any city town. any person. from any liabilities in
Cured before the passage of the be to any
action or prosecution heretofore commenced.
approved April 15, 1851
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WILSON. FAIRBANK CO.

Sole Proprietors, Nos 43 q As Hanover Street. Boston
Wholesale agents for Maine, J. DINSMOoR & SON,
SkOwhegan.
p Also for sale by the principal Druggists in the city
and country. o6m22
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Farm for Sale.
They have Come
A few more left.

PRIME lot Of Boys and Youths double sole thick Boots
n for sale by j. w. ROBERTS.
Nov. T. 1854 Il
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New Goods.

DECEiVED this morning, and together with our for
IL mer stock, offers complete and well selected stool
rs can be found in this city. We offer some
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-22
flptb .AiH Jtft4tT8 Et3% 81 sF5tE}
sEENTE A
POUR CAUSE7 DE DEPIR7'.
NEGRES OUyRlERS, TONNE.
LlERS Eff CHARPENTIERS.

lie lundi % Janvier proclaim, i dix heure
du Tnatin, d Ia resideace de Pierre Neitzeroff
rive gauche du Bayou Lafourche, d environ
sept miles de DonaldsonviIlc. en- cette pa
roisse, Joffrirai en- ventc publique, les pro
prletes suiyantes, sayoir afIt IA -t.z- . .a
10. une habitation situee dams Ia paroisse
de Presumption, rive gauche .du Bayou La
toufche, q environ sept miles au-dessous dc
Donaldsohvilie, im%esurant environ trois ar
penis de face au dit bayou, sur quarahte de
profondeur, lignes convergeantes, bornee du
cote den hapt par Miles Taylor, ct du cote
den bas, par Valcourt Melanfon,, y compris
les batisses qui sly trouvent, les dites bdtisses
consistant en- une bonnie maison dc tamille,
magasin D MATS, 'pigeonniers, ecnrie, caba-
nes q negres, ainsi qu'hne bonnie boutique de
tonnellerie sur la devanture. 1a htHo ol 81
Do Logue, Negro age de % ans environ,
bon tonneIier get un pen charpentier. .f ..gt
3d., John, Negro age d'enyiron "a ans, ega.
cement bon tonnelier.
DO. DSa1ofnpn, Mgr. Age dehviron 80 ans
bon equarisseuf, bon seieur de long, egale
ment bon pour tout, &c, gu, concerne les ira
vaux.d'une lhabitation. lfI t7.rI tse.
90, William, riegrc age d'environ 10 ans,
bon Negro de, champ, character ct cocher.
80, Sylvie, 1legresse, dgee denviron q ans,
tcuisiniere, ct Iepasseuse avec son %eniant,
Anna, negritte Dc l6 mos. "'3f ki @@t i
10. clarisse, mulatresse, ag6e d'environ 10
ans, b~lanchisseuse ct repasseusc, avec son
enfant Nancy, Iagee ded0 mois.aat l8.R Al
8anune tyoiturefa quatre places ct ses har-
nais; /, 90, JIM cilcval de .~volture, egalemcnt
tres bon do monture. sprtout pour DANES.
10. Une juinent creole, bonnie de monture;
II. Une vache ct son s%nivant; IL. Divers
meubles de menage, tells que Its gariis, So
phas, chaises, &c, ct aussi un chaland coave-
liable pour un tounclisr gu autre.
t.te Conditions de T. Encan :es
La teffc etles e~sclaves payables en- trois
terrnes egaus, nm tiers en- tout mars proclaim.
1884, un tiers en- tout mars 1855, ct le dernier
tiers ON tout mars. 1856. Les acquereuts four
nissant leurs billets avec bonnie caution i la
satisfaction din vendeur, les dts billets paya-
bles au bureau 1du Recorder de la par6issee
Assumptions, a poftant aptes echeance, interat
b raison de huit pour cent Fan jusqu'a paie-
entflhal. tft3gat4 sHt ta t atIanf IS
LIE mobilier payable tputes sonimes de $40
ct au-dessous compliant, ct %toutes somnes au
dessus de $lo, en- tout mars proclaim; les ac-
!quereurs fournissant leurs. billets avec eau
ton satisfaisante ct intcrat apres .Peclleance
d raison de HUT pour cent Pan. II ~ a3
Les actesde vente pour les imrneubles, par
.ievant Andre Leblanc, Recorder do la pa
roisse Assomptino, aux irais DIES acquefcurs.
Paroisse Assumption, &C 30 decembre 1853.
&. LiNOSSiER,
I6tito1 - M 18J1T n n ]. ,a,,,.
-.1fHrrbAI 9,f4IstfE -
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HOEeX Mgg GiOsseaR G2'Ce,
PRES DE La MANSON DE COUR
(NaroLnoNvrLhE.)

&c bel Establishment tenu par M. Pierre
RIzAN, Went d'Gtrc ouvcrt au public qui
ne saprait trouve: micux sur aucun point
de PEtat.
J.. Chalnbres wastes CT parfaitcmcnt mcnblecs
pour les families, chalnbres particulicrcs
ties bicn garnics, salon dc compagnic, aus
y spacieux q~u'elegant, sale d manger, OH
on a t~ouiours unc table don, Pabondancc
nest surpassee que par Ia d6lica'essc des
NETS. VOLTA, sans contredit, tout &c quill
faut pour attircr une nombreusc clientele.
Que Pom ajoute ii tous ces agr6mcns de
] existence, des servitcurs tres aitcntifs, qui
cont diriges de manierca ne latnais negliger
M sebl dc leurs devoirs, ct l'on comprendra
flcilemeni quill est utile, pour bien %vivrc, de
~descendre d l'Ii6iel GH Commerce.
tDeux grandes ecuries ct une remise tres
conmode font partie des dependencies de
Get ctablisscmcnt. "
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MAG AsIN
DE M. JOSEPH b

On trouvera t~oujonrs dams Get eta1lisse-
Ineni, sisue vis-a.vis l'EgIise Paroissiale de
Assumption, IN assortment complet des
articles compris SOUS lie nom d. MAncu.s.
Discs scenes, G~RocERIEs, VERREnrE. ro-
rERIE, LIauEuRs FrSEs, QurScArLIEn1r.
CHAussuRE, en- IN mot tout &C qui compose
IN Inagasin de Ii canpagne lien approvi-
sionn6.
M. Hebcrt vend d dos conditions asse7
nnodsrees pour pouyoir cnnpter sur une plus
waste extension de sa clientele. II Went do
rcnouveler tout son sTocK ct ii invite lee
habitans qai de~meurentdans ses paragesa
visitor son elablissement.
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COaass 600 Ga'csAg MOgez,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
NiPJLEOSViLLE.

This splendid establishment, kept by NJ, T
RIzAy, has just been opened to the public
who could not possibly meet with q belts
house on any point ofthe State.
Very large and well furnished rooms for
families, Pea SAINT private rooms, q spacious
and elegant %pasloor, u d%ining-room where
meals are NJ less abundant than delicate,
his is, undoubtedly, what Is requisite to
attractnamerous customers.
Besides all these enticemcnts, the boar
dcrs will have at command most attentive
servants, who are so managed as never to
neglect their duty. II is, therefore, very
easy to conceive that it is useful to stop at
the Commercial H,lelto enjoy oil the com
forts oflife. s
Two vast and commodious stables are
annexed to the establishment, 81
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WuIr-nRaa
CANADIAN
ERMHFUGE
A CERTAIN
R IL I'M FOR WORMS

This Vermifuge willalways expel worms in
from two to five hours after being administered
it is also safe in its operation and more ensjIy
| given than any other.
WINER'S VERMIFUGE has now stood
the test Of several years, and being proved supe.
rior to any and all preparations for similar pur.
poses; 1t is certain. to expel worms where thew
exist. as TINT two and two makes four. There
is not the shadow Of a doubt abont it'll CAN.
NOT FAIL. This may appear strong language
but It IL not stronger than we are wasranted III
using, and than facts will prove. No one who
has once used il will use any other wlleait cal.
be obtained. Many have waited several weeks
when the agent has been out, until he could
procure 4 new supply. And why Because
they bad confidence in it, and knew that It
" .uld answer the purposes for which il was
designed;
Thousands of certificates could be published. If
i were necessary to prove the statements but q
single trial viii prove its superiority more con-
clusively than the stronges assertions or state
ments that could be written. Tnr n.
BE narti ular and remember the name. !, W.T..
NER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.' This
Is the only article that can be depended unon
Remember this. Prepared only by
JOHN WINER a. Co.
81 and 60 Maiden Lane. N. Y.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
RICHARD C TEMpLET.
- II, Mississippi street.
Only agents fort the Shout
kgE&MG