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get in a small load of hay, then came into

to get in a small load of hay, then came into
the house and after conversing with me for
some considerable time, said he must 60 home
and get dinner. took out my watch, and it
was just eleven o'clock This day there was
no unusual effort made, or thought Of, to see
how fast he could NOV, nor do | know how
long he was moving, but think it could not
have exceeded two and halt hours. =
The above is substantially true without any
exaggeration. The old gentleman appears no
way exhausted, and when this morning in
quired how he felt, his reply was IS Fed feel
well enough EZRA hlMBALL.
MILO, July 2Oth, 1853.
In answer to query from the editor of the
Farmer, Mr.. X. further writes - - q, .t.
He is one of the fifth generation of the old
colony puritans, who landed at Plymouth, and
was born at Bridgewater, Mass, September
Goth, 1863. aNohf tH iaf,eh saft4
He married Lucy, daughter of Seth Leon
ard, in 1871, by whom he had seven children.
Alexander, Jr., who resides in. Canton
Phoebe, (wife Of David Stevens Of Skowhe-
gan.;) Sarah, (wife of Isaac Frost of Weld y
Almond Alden of Attleboro', Mass, Amasa
now in Livermore Lucy, (wife of. B. Leach
of Bath J and Solomon t., who resides in
Peru.
Mr.. Alden moved from Mass. about the
year 1907, to Jay, in this state, where he re-
sided some twelve years, and then returned to
Bridgewater, and married a second wife, with
whom he how lives. About the year 1892,
he returned to this state, and settled in Frank
fort where he remained fourteen years. Sub
sequently he resided in Hampden about four
wears, and moved to this town in 1885,
Yours, r. KITTREDGE.
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A World of Love at Home.

The earth hath treasures fair and bright
Deep buried in her caves,
And ocean hideth many gem,
With its blue curling waves.
Yet not within her bosom dark,
Or meath her dashing foam,
Lives there treasure equaling
A world of love at home.
True sterling happiness and Joy
Are not with gold allied .....,
Nor can it yield pleasure like
A merry Preside.
l envy not the man who dwells
In stately hall or dome,
If, with his splendor, he hath not
A world of love at home.
t
The friends whom tine has proved sincere
IT'S they alone can bring
A sure relief, to hearts that droop
Meath sorrows heavy wing.
Though care and trouble may be mine,
AS down lifes path 1 roam,
. I'll heed them not, while still have
A world of love at home.
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Lady Napier and the Monkeys.

Lady Napier related TO me an amusing in
cident in connection with animals. As she
and Sir Charles were coming down the Maha-
bleshwur hills, they chose 10 pitch their tent
and remain for the night on spot which was
inhabited by tribe of monkeys. These beasts
were drawn BY their intense curiosity close TO
the travellers, and Lady Napier sent for some
nuts, put Them into The pocket Of her apron,
and fed one, which was bolder than the rest,
with them. When they Withdrew into the
tent, their apish guests likewise retreated On
awaking next morning, Lady Napier was
startled at finding that her purse, which was
70 the pocket Of her apron, had been stolen in
the night An inquiry was instantly made,
and close search Instituted in her room for it,
but in vain; and she had come to the conclu-
sion, that some Of those skilful Indian robbers.
! who can steal the sheets from under one, unfeIt
and uhseen, had carried off her property, for
the loss was considerable. When walking by
chance into the back enclosure Of the tent, she
found her friend the monkey seated in grave
dignity with her apron on, initiating her yes
ter-evening's action, and supplying the want of
nuts with her gold and silver coins, which he
scattered literally aronnd him. !, He was .suf-
fered TO empty the purse, when they tried to
catch him, but, SO far as we remember, did not
succeed he, returned 10 his woods clad in
black satin apron and doubtless played for the
future the part of the monkey who had seen
the world. a45 ma 7f V.Ct
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Song Of Spring
py D. ELLEN GOODMAN SHEPARD.

come come /! We have called me long;
I come Ter the mountains with light and song"
come, come to the sleeping earth,
With wing of gold, and balmy breath;
come with atone OF Joyous mirth,
Piercing the regions of gloom and death
I have laid finger on ice bound streams,
And they smile to the smiling skies above,
While deep in their waters a blue eye CLEANS,
With glance of JOY and look of love.
I come, I come from far off land
And my brow is beaming with rarest flowers;
hold a wreath in my out-stretched hand
To strew over hills, and dales, and bowers;
will battle on the meadows, cold and bare,
And the emerald turf will spring to birth,
While amid the grcenness blossoms fair
Will lie like a carpet over the earth.
On the proud old trees, and on shrub and
hedge.
And the lilies with timid and folded heart
Lie dreamily over the streamlet's edge.
The Violets hide their dewy eyes,
And fold in their blue leaves a golden beam,
And tones from the far off, laughing skies
Seem borne on the light breath of bird and
stream.
come, I come with fairy's tread
Silent, yet musical in my mirth-
have twined a wreath for the youthful head,
have waken a smile on the sober earth.
In my eyes no trace of sorrow dwells;
On my fair young brow no shadow falls;
throw CLEAN into lonely cells,
And sunshine on lordly mansion walls.
know that since last 1 wandered here,
With my glad young face, and my smiling
eye,
With the heaving breast and scalding tear
Ye have seen full many fair one die;
And look in vain for the rosy cheek
That was wont to pimple beneath my breath,
And know, though l hear no voices speak,
That they lie in the icy arms of death.
But will not weep, for I come to sing
No tones of woe to the dropping heart;
In my glad, bright way only flowers will spring,
Beneath my touch only JOY will start.
come, I come to the waiting Garth.
With golden dream and fragrant breath,
l come with a voice of joy and mirth-
Piercing the regions of gloom and death
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SHIP CHANDLERY!
instantly on hand, and for sal,

A BY assortment constantly On h"n' anu i0r sale
II. HYDE s. CO., corner Of Front md
Broad Streets, Bath,
Including Coriage MANILA and arred) from the Manu-
factories Of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang retail Cot
ton Scotch and Russia Duck, Of all descriptions. Cotton
and Hemp Twines.
Anchors Of all szes-best proved Chain Cables-Sheets
and Ties-BOlt Sheahing Copper and Yellow MetaCom-
position Spikes and other Castngs-Perley's Ventlators
Jigger Wndasses, &c, Patent do Gear, Wndlass Necks,
and Capstan Spndles- Cambooses-Iron Spikes-Nayal
Stores-Pants Oils and Window Glass-Nautca Instru-
ments, Books, Charts, &c. rarr.-.r
Many of the above articles, % suitable notice. be !;
ivered from the manufacturers at their lowest prices free
expense to the purchaser fH.. .-.... 81
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Greatest Discovery of the Age.

FARMERS, Families and others can purchase no Remedy
equal to DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT, for
Dysenery Colc Group Chronic Rheumatism Sore Throat
Toothache, Sea Sickness Cuts Burns, Swengs, Bruises
Old Sores Headache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in the Limbs
Chest, Back. etc. A --
If does not give relief the money will be refunded all
that is asked is fair trial. and according to the d.
rectons.
It Is English Remedy, and used by William Nv,
late King of England, and certified by him. for
rheumatism when everything else had faiedg
Over lOoOOOOO bottles have been sold in the United
States without single failure and have stated that
they would not be without lift $40 per bottle in
OF Group as It is as certain as 1t Is applied.
cures Choiera when frst taken in few hours; Dyson
terry in half an hour Toothache in five minutes 1t
fecty Innocent to take internally and recommended
by the most eminent physicians in the United States
Price rs and so cents
Dr. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
and letters relating the wonderful cures accommodated bv
his Linmen but considers warauting IL sufficient as any
person who does not obtain relief need not pay for IT,
Dr. Tobias has put up HORSE LINAMENT in pint
bottles which Is warranted cheaper and better than any
Cuts, Bruises etc. ~---~'
New York. 2
For sale in Bath, by A. G. PAGE, and N. X. Ellis
WoHrH sA"s 1y31
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Six feet in his boots = exclaimed NJ.
Partington. What will the Importance !,
this world come to, / wonderi Why, thew
might jnst as reasonably tell me that The !, mar
had six heads in his hat!'
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cOuLDNlT 6HEIP RIA brutal teacher
~ "4'ppeo little boy for pressing the hand Of
.,'.o s'i'' VINO SAT next to him at school, after
wnlcn ne asked the child, why he squeezed
the girls hand'' : Because, said the li,ls f.l
low, : 1t looked so pretty couldn', helm - i
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AM DiseaSes OfSea-faringI won.
PREPARED BY
e.. MORSE & CO.,

No. 146 Broadway, New York,
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this and other
countries.
BURR PERRY, No CornhilI, Boston, General Agents
for New England whom all orders should be addressed
Sold in Bath, by A. &c Page; Brunswick, VIM. Baker,
+. I. Gachel; Topsham Y. T. Ltteheldj Richmond, @.
III. Thomas Wiscasset 4. DANA Damariscotta, Dana gr
WaIdoboro J. T. Dana and by Druggists generally, lyS
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FURNACES Of the most approved patterns, stationary
and portable, for heating Churches Dwelling Houses,
Stores &c put and warranted to give satisfaction on
the most reasonable terms by II. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Bath, June IA, 1853 52n
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Wanted,

Ok TAILORESS Girls, 10 whom The highest VA
%O ges VIII be given. nj
W HAWTHORNE'S, Ao 60 Front Street.
Bath April4, 1858 4o,f
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Pure Ground Java q w. Il, Coffee

(iHOCOLATE, Cocoon and Shells; Cream Of Tartar,
- Ginger, Pepper, and general assortment Of Spey
es,iTesh from The Lynn Mills; Mustard, PeppersaucG
Ketchups and Pickles, Raisins IN boxes and half do
stewards and Eas Boston refined white and yellow
Sugars and Syrnps, Soap in also Starch i'm do
Boston and Portland Ground Rock Salt; dried Goldfish
and herring, for sale by DBL. PATTEW.
May {, 1853. ann
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a Smart old Man.

In looking over some old papers, we were
somewhat interested in the following account
of smart old gentleman, who we are happy
to learn, is still $50 as to be about" Wecopy
from the Maine Farmer of August, 1853 -
g Mr.. EDITOR 1t was stated in the-Far-
mer two or three years ago, that Alexander
Alden Of Milo, aged 80 years, after doing his
milking and other usual chores, bound and
stocked an acre of corn, and travelled fifteen
miles or more, on foot, in one day. That
statement was by most people thought exager-
ated. The old gentleman is still alive and in
good health, supporting himself and wife, by
the daily sweat Of his brow. He is now as
supple and active as a lad, and says he can
leap over common field fence. Last fall
while our meeting house was being built,
saw the old gentleman standing erect upon
the top Of the king-post of the belfry, calmly
taking views of the village and surrounding
country. He states. that the time has been
when he moved an acre of grass in one hour,
and for the last two years he has been repeat
eddy laughed at when he stated he could now
NOV an acre in two hours. But the following
certificate will satisfy every one of the extra
ordinary powers Of this man.
RUSSELL KITTREDGE
This certiGes that on the 10Th Of July, '53,
the activity of Mr. Alexander Alden of Milo,
aged 81 years next September was witnessed by
a al Of s1o carr
OF DR.. Ezra KimbalI, containing 1853 square
rods. MIR. Alden commenced MOVING il six
mlnutes before nine Of the clock. and at 90
mlnutes before eleven, being one hour and for
ty-slx minutes, he had completely moved the
piece rercelVing 1t to be extremely warm.
we sent for thermometer, which we nlaced
upon the top OF stump in the SIM and Oman
air, and the mercury stood at 1o7 docrooa
nine degrees above blood heat He cut the
swath 8 IA feet wide, with a scythe Of brt ?
feet inch cut, and notwithstanding the o.
IRENE heat, he appeared in no way exhausted.
The grass we consider well cut. III
RUSSELL KITTREDGE
n VIM. E. Could.
EZRA KtMBALL.
After performing the above feat, Mr. Alden
continued to labor in my field during the after
noon, raklng and pitching hay, like young
man, till about sunset, when he returned home
to milk his COW &C., and prepare supper for
his sick wife. Next morning, after attending
to his accustomed morning labor, such as milk
ing, preparing breakfast for himself and wife.
and putting the house in order, he came into
my field moved full acre, as Judge, helped
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F superior quality expressly fitted for burning coal tho
" equally well adapted to woods also furnished with
style which passes of into the stove all the steam
generated by boiling and frying Please can and examIne
at H. L. CHAMBERLAIN'S Rogers Block,
August z.
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Plaid Thibets.

lust received few pieces Plaid Thbets very
y fine aud beautiful patterns, for sale cheap, by
Nov 25. OWEN & co.
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To PRESERVE GIRDLED TREES. Take out
block Of wood extending into the bark above
and below the girdfe, and take from the body
or limb Of another tee block corresponding
in size and shape, with the bark on, and adjust
it in the place, and bind it there, the princi-
pie of ENGRAVING. This plan has proved com
petely successful.
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Notice Extra !! p!

For Cough--UsE HALLS COUGH BALsAM,
For Cod-USE HALLS COUGH BALSAM,
For Whooping Cough-USE HALLS COUGH BALSAM,
For Asthma, any disease Of the Throat Lngs-USE
HALLS COUGH BALSAM.
This article been before the public for two years and
proved the best medicine in the market Try and be
convinced DIR. JOHN MATHEWS, and
N. X. ELLSWORTH, Agents for Bath.
Av35
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Mother, said Spartan boy, going to bat
tie my sword is too Short add step 10
it, Twas the reply Of the heroic woman. So
should it be with all our. duties of life. When
we cannot reach height we aim at-add a
step. and keep on adding until we reach it.
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Oil and Candles.

lust received from New Bedford bbis BleAched
y spring Sperm Oil 10 bbls bleached spring Wh9le
OIL; boxes Wax Candles 10 boxes Adamaniine, do.
Observation-Disclosures, Wood gate, and Pollard
brands For sale by d. 4 l.. PATTENa
Inv Sc
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FR UD!

LLwho want Of the real COLLINS Co make should
II be particular notice the stamps, there various
counterfcits and limitations stamped Collins, and labelled
much like ours, which raudueny sold in parts Of
the United States They made in
different parts Of the country by various axemakers and
generally Of very inferior quality The genuine Collins
axes, which have acquired such extensive reputaOn
invariably stamped "C0LLINS & co. HARTFORD"
and each has printed label with signature. is
than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since commenced the
business with the stamp of "COlns Co Hartford" and
do any other axe-maker by the Of Collins
in the United States. SAM. w. COLLINS.
August 1853 1y10
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A NUTSHELL OF TRUTH-Here is brief
paragraph into which big heap of truth is
squeezed - Did you ever scratch the end of a
piece Of timber slightly elevated, with pin |!
Through scarcely heard at one end, il was dis
tincty heard at the other. Just so it is with
any merit, excellence, or good work. It will
be sooner heard of, and applauded, and re-
warded on the other side Of the globe, Than by
your immediate acquaintances.' s
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New Goods.

t. GILMAN, has opened the present week, one Case
u splendid DeInes pieces Thibets Gases style
Plaid Prints Bales Brown Sheengs, at old prices, Cases
White fine Linens fine Bleached Cottons, and variety
Of articles too to mention For wholesale and
retail trade.
Feh IA IS
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Patent Horse and OK Shoe Nails,

oHEAPER, and far Superior any hammered nails manu-
1 ifact.,red For saIe by z. HYDE Co.
Cor. Front and Broad Streets.
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House Lots for Sale.

EORTY House Lots, pleasantly situated, and near he
business part of the city, North and High Streets,
and Street leading from High Street to Lincoln Street
Terms-from to five years in equal payments.
Apply to JOHN SMITH, High Street, No. 20 Elliot
House Block.
Bath, Jan. 3 1854. 3m29.
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WINES AND SPIRITS,

TAMESMtFCHELI.h has been dul y appointed blythe
Mayor aud Aldermen Agent for the city 10 sell
Wines &c formedicinal aud mechanical purposes on
yagreeably iOhe Act for Tho suppr sssion of drink
ing housesaud ppling shops, and Is now preparedio
furnish helrclefO for the above purposes al store
on Centre 81 rect.
Bath Aug IL, 1852. lOtf
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DIR. CONINE'S SYRUP OF
GINSENG g. MALVA

THIS Compound, now established in universal favor 81
its great and acknowledged merit is used in every Fam
lily, and recommended by all physicians. This medicine is
based upon recipe produced China by DR. CONNIE tho
celebrated oriental traveller. Its wonderful properties for
Purifying the Blood, and in all complaints Of Bilious
character, everywhere acknowledged For TRdnRmG
ton of the Lungs Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis, and every
disease Of the vital organs this great remedy without
parallel For Coughs, Group, Whoopng- Ceugh, and af
Diseases Of the Throat it is and prompt cure.
possesses the remarkable power Of DssoIvngj Looseng
and Renovatng downward all phlegm that may obstruct
the throat and is without question Natures most potent
remedy for CONSUMPTION and all Diseases that arise
from Coughs and neglected Colds 1t has cured Canke
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Scrofuaseases which have
defed the power Of other medicines have yielded this
1t is pleasant and palaable, and RestOrer Of 4PPe
tite it stands unrivaled 1t has been equaed
Dyspeptic Remedy and for Irritation OF the Nerves. Low
Of Spirits, Headache, is The intereS
ting history Of the Ginseng &C., is to be had in pamphlets
gratis The Compound is contained in QUART BOTTLEs.-
One Dollar per Botte-SiX Bottles for $500.
Wilson, Fairbank " Co.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
Nos. AZ G. As Hanover Street, Boston.
IL Also for sale by the principal Druggists In the city
and country.
J. Dnsnore Son, Skowhegan, Sole Agents for Maine
Hn95
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Polishing Irons,
Coal Go Oking Stoves.

F the best quality just received Also, Sad Irons and
Oct Isl H. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Brigham Young advises the Indians of Utah
to let his house alone: Let an hostile band of
Indians come around my house, and am good
for quite a number of them. If one hundred
should come, | calculate that only fifty shall be
able TO go 10 the next house: and if they use
up the other fifty, the third house will be safe.'
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LARGE aud well selected stock Of House Papers
Bprders Fire Board Patterns w indow Shades
nd Fixtures, tor sale at low prices by
40 SAWYER & bTAGOUN RookseIlers
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NOTICE.
Compound Almond Lotion

A SUPERIOR article for removing Freckes and
n pimpes from he face and for the of chapped
hands, prepared and for sale by
j. MATHEWS,
March %, 1853 Sagadahock Building,
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THE subscriber has just returned from Boston with
il stock Of Boots and Shoes, for the fall trade.
Purchasers respectfully invited to call and examine
his Stock and learn the prices.
Rath Sent. 10TH 1858 j. W. ROBERTS
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CIT Wnst.

The following poem is none the less pretty
for being little early in the season, and may
be read in anticipation of the g ring of gold
and balmy breath that are yet to come;
Song of Spring.
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Cumberland Coal.

R0r1 TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal a supe
w rior article for Backsmiths' use landing per
steamship Freeman Rawen from Alexandria, and for sale
at my new Coal Yard wharf north Of b. c. Baey
Bath, June H. 1858. 50 b. o WEEKS.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

A NEW and beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver
II Watches JeweIry, just received and will be sold
cheap. T. ii. g.. MARST0N.
Bath, Nov. IL
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Wood.
Stop and Read.

OOO CORDS Hard and Soft Wood landing and on
COU wharf Dor sale at the coal yard of
Sept. II. B. WEEKS, Front Street.
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Worthy of Notice f!
August lsF, 1858.

AUGUsr 1sT, 1855.
ri Gentlemen-We the undersigned,
= elgso.,Hs~e Wholesale Druggists having for many
~; ,,-s ltr =. years sold your VEGETABLE Pull
--f IA slfoAN MONARY BALSAM, happy to
"a sAiSsST bear testimony to its great efficacy in
Cc. FoR the reiefand cure Of Pulmonary
n us al, plants. We know OF no medicine
I5ts. ssk which has deservedly sustained so high
~. "f5Af reputation for 50 long term Of years,
=. - or which more rarely disappoints the
reasonable expectations Of those who
use it.
Brewers, Stevens & Cushing, Boston, Mass.-B. a.
Fahnestock, Hull Co., New York, N. Y.--Allen o.,
Cincinnati, O-Bamard, Adams Co.. st. Louis Mo-
Carlton X Hovey, Lowell. Mass ScammOn Co,
Chicago, I'LL. b. Wilder X Co., Louisville, Ky.-R.
HOLSTER s. Co, Buffalo, N. VI L. Thompson 4 Co.
Troy, NJ VI Musson, Quebec, O. E--W- It. Baird,
Woodstock, N. B.-Ingraham 4 Fuller; Bangor, Me-
III. III. Hay J. Durgn Co., Portland New G. Poor,
Befastand many others of the oldest and most respec.
table Druggists and Apohecaries in the United States and
British Provinces.
In connection with old so article put np
81 SIZE in large square bottles with rich enanef bldt
Wrappers gilt directions and fac sime Of VIM. Jonn CUT
er containing nearly four times the quantity Of the smaR
size
u BeIrare Of Counterfeits ard imitqtions!tf
Enquire for the article by its wHULE NAME j.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
Prepared rnly by REED, CUTLER CO., Druggists,
Boston, and soh by Apothecares and Country Merchants
generally Price large size, 81, 90 small size, SO cents
H. III. HAY Portland, general agent for Maine.
For sale in Bath, BY A. g. PAGE, and others. SIMS
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WHEAT Greats, Exry Famila Flour in bbs and bags,
w Wheat Neal Rye and Corn Meal for sale at the
tore by @ & % A. G.. PAGE.
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Hurt!'s Golden Gloss

HUr(!'s Golden Gloss
LTOR TIE HAIR-Anong the many preparations for
the growth Of the Hair, this GOLDEN GLOSS takes tbs
lead. Three will be given why it is Universally
used and preferred to all others. 1st Because has
proved the most eectuai in Badness. I'd, Because It
parts beautiful dark gloss and delightful perfume the
Hair Sd, Because the ladies, with fine discriminaony
which they all possess, have adopted it. Many o5sr
sons could be given why Is great favorte but those
who want more have only to give it trial Price rs
in large bottles For Sale b. Druggists and Sorekeeper
everywhere
". G. HURD, PRoPREToR 304 Broadway, New Fork
Large Discount to Merchants 6m2o- .