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DANIEL W. LAWRENCE a co..
ostIs,srr,crrrrno'
~ - n II n ID IN II III III

g,oID A Wbol..alr At our distillsN, 20 Med
- G,rJ. also al our store, SIS Commercial street,
il,.ion. fn.ar the Charis. River BudgrD and
warranted pure. wh~n purchased directly from ~ .
Tovn Agent. eau H. supplied by sending Their
order. Nv Mail or Railroad ENprsss.
EJgrI.1ok cot fuf counterfeit and imitaiisn ~hirh
!, .oLl ior pur, Msdiord Rom. y u. We have
M agents employed TO ssl eur run.
Mediofd. June 1T, 1854. u
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The Great European Cough Remedy.
Rcy. WALTER CLARKE.

SOLE PROPRIETOR, CORNISH. Ne.
ror many wears Apothscap. and Phafmacsuii
cal chemist, in one Of the Principal manufacturing
towns ~ Eagaad,
Within the last twel,s wars thousands oihatles
have hen sold w. the State 81 Maine, alone, and
everywhere its extraordinary powCr, Of relieving
add rutinr diseases u the chest snd lung CRATE
tail, Acknowledged; and sspsciill, IN ca.ss Ut
obstinate snd long standing coughs, speedily AL.
law, the uuple .saut tickling sensation w the throat
which exciies coughing; Il promotes free and ga.
~ sSpecio'ation, and BY removing the sNci'ias
cause of the csugh, u frequently enables sufferers
to so,oy /. natural and refreshing sleep, who iof
week. had hen deprived ~ that blessing.
Sold IN HOTTIES, Is cents EACH or iour Dorls'
IN onc IS oenls.
Read the following testimonials
Nr. IIunnewsll u Ssafboro'. Ne, W, two
wear, add ten monihs afflicted With a most do.
irrs.in. cough. extreme pressure Of the lungs add
other had symptoms. Ansftyipg rhy sician' and
Patent Menie,nss IN 1sin, sh~ VAS cured BY two
hottie, ofihe un,vrr-al Cough MiNtui, prepared
b, Rev. Walter CLfkr.
D,oi.I Adams, Esq,, Vt Iiovioiahsm, Me, tee
ti6~. that his Wir bad hecu sul~cttoa cough, With
rre,t disorder ~ the chest and hung, two wears,
and uns restored ~ health b, one Bottle II Rev,
Walter Cs,kr'. unircfsal Cough Mixture.
Rsv. Jesse Have. IT lewiston Falls, tssiihs.
hat = gentleman ol he acquaintance Who had q
,push ~ lpns standing, With ughluris Of ih.
ehstt ani .houssss II btrath, ~ that hr wai lad
.sils frum ha.iurss. was cured perfectly b, Ous
Iattls 81 Oh, Unseual Cough Mixture.
Rs, Nm. smith. II Tpp.h1m, We iestihss
thai ~. vito ~as afflicted 90 t~c,e mnuth' With
q constant ami distressing cough, With gr'ai 10.
biiit,; her hog. h-iDg such affected. that u
was difficult iaf her a. spsak F'su inf lev m,n-
uts.: sls yas rumIlsisl1 Sufrd ~ three l1ttss
Of Hcv. walter Chrks'. Cuiyefsil cuo.h Mixture.
Agrats s'pplisd b, The pup'ieinf. tofnish, Ne.
Soil ~ Pare, h J. DRE~ SIR; 30. Paris,
Ia r -: nusk6,lJ, Aiwood. Norwa., -. u.
IIoLlsn aud n. No,ss, nod hy Nsrut' snd hs'li.
gin. Js.isf, thruughput no yYuniN. ~
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HAS IIRE

Sp,ral Camph,nt', stiff joints, Cute, nmi','.
wounl.. Frost nii,', Cholrn NoShuS, pN'suis.
a.. =, Dnlrrr1S, and All other 'o.an,''n'. whore
there a- .'vsrc pains, R'ur1r' NT'nr Nr-
.rp,.v,u ir,.utIy stop the poe, and ,m, he
disrsss.
Tar The rsr,fkable rHi,-ry o. r. II. H. Di'cov
,,y, No ., AL The complaints cured %, i;adt4y'
Isnovat,ag Rssol,cnt, .se n,,t eek pap-t.
O,Forp az. 81 C.uri ~ Probate held ~ fsri'
wIfhir ,1i I1r dictionary 81 oNiofd, on th,
Third Tu,.la, Of r~r inths year Of our lord
one thau.4rl ~. M hupIrrd srl fGy.lplr.
R.U. 4. R'n-Eies ,r' cold by druggists s'cr'-
whfr-.
". N. NAY Druggist, Poulsnl, Gensral Ageot
fur Nsin, Ag-ai', ANurTNsS BATS, isrs;
Wa Z, Root. " u. 80 raus' Nnlsu NH,r',
Gsu ". ysrII. Nof.sy; y. ". Nol'', Nlisr.
frd: ". W Grssn. 80. Waterford. -
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It's in unh thIi the demise of a aNrist
mln u adequately mnurbsd One Of IN. Nor.
rnon Elders, recently deceased, i, dep'OreI By
lweniy incOnsolabls vid1ss
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS. ABsI y, ny wife, has lel, m!
w bed and hoard, without justihable cause,
herehs snTbid all from harboring OF trusting he
on my account, as will pay no dsbs Of her con
,raeting after tins date.
ALBERT G. BARBOUR.
Solih Paris, January J, 1855, ~
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vALrAEIT RrruFTs. To become rich,
save your money and scar your conscience.
To become wise, eat, sleep, and say moth.
inE.
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Don1 b. afraid Of work. There Is hu,hinc
about IL to hiehisa Yea. On the contrary, d
is the mot friendly of eumPiniuus.
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ALSO SOLD AS ABOVE
DIR. Pettit's Canker Bllsan,

TIE oD'y rrneiy that never iais ~ the
g., ~ Nurasr 81, Nosih; CssI' "a ~ Nssih
Nfrz1-h 20 lLs.ls, ed Cassv - 49, fef1N
o. phrlE aEsrfs a. H.-Iz Ra,'.
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uIidc 4 Mechanical EscycIopcLin.
Several Hundred Engraving,

W g a ull ,nI complete ,Hl'N. o. 0,uua',o,
Oh the ba volume exceeded 23OoO o0r,r. 80
vel. pnd the pUst,sil fs,cipt' IN uDs 'nlutns
.o,. u ~ aa' candy u,nch Iso,s ihau The 'uh'cup-
~. C,liov,,f os-A r',,s. ars offered l'y he
p,,.hs,. F,r tb, uu,trsu hrgs.t li'i' Of sub. ,n'
i.r. .sat boo %, th. I.to, J'nurv' 1888.
SlV1 Will H. ,i,,u Joe the D.. GO, li'i 80 ,''
th- .,,unI. Sos ~ ih' thi'J; s5S - 'hs ''"''h
50 irr the hdh. q i1F the s,sth; 80 Goo he
ths srysaihs SIS lar the eighth; S3n fr fn,
pruth. 80 ar ihs teeth. 90 iur dee 'Is,,ulh
IS ft ths tvsInh. slg 10, the thirteenth NE.
IS ilr the 'aHrrrU'I.
1EENS On- COPY, 40 wear. -, uur ruuy,
~ muuih., : {; isi o"1io., ~ muuths, IS, tru
coupe, uus ,,sr Sli. hlirn ,upir., un' N,,f,
so wruiy oupr,,, 0ur war, %, lu advance.
Ne nun,i.r Of Subscriptions aaour tssnN csc
H. Bksu NJ 49,. than 40 c,ch. Names ,.,n D.,
cent 10 ~ didrrrai t,ais-, aui lrym I,H-r-ut To-,
OHisr.. Ififrts shaui O.. ditr,trd, pet r.rG, 10
MtNN = Go. ~ Iultos - New NulA.
rTN,..r.. Mu1a 4 co, ~. extensively ~.
g,ge.i in prrSur-: patents ioru'v i.,suiiuu', and
Will advise in,ruirts, without ,hsr.r, ta r'sard
GO the u0'slty Of their improvements. 81
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wux Dex'p XeU TaT
DIR. PETTIr's
American Eye Salve ?

IT'S Elects sse most wONisrful. producing Al
ulast instantaneous kslisi
w are almost daih rrc,iyinc accounis Of Son-
J,rEI eurr. elected b, the Ei stLNE, ut can
hsrr ouh rec to the ialio~iug;-
A rrntlsus1 Who had ior years suffered b, a
coocsutr.ti,n q HUMORs abcui the EfES,
causing discharge Of uuth matter, and pToduc-
,ar gryat Tain aad sorrusss,
40 JLCEROUS SORE wss ths conse'u'uoc,
e.,s,rs On The ,,ght ,.Jc ofthc nosir,l. u' r,lnS
the eve. ~hich bad CONSTANTLY discharged matter
ios upv ards Of too wears, and vas generally ic-
hsyrd o. u c,nCsf.
This man received rvt.,ct CUE, ~ the Ne OF
D.. PETTITrS ANER. ElE NAL|E.
Thgush th,s uurIrtfnl Remedy u drsigncl
NEIL, ia the CURE 81 diseased tyss YET We
hay, te,limory, showing Il to b. ons q The most
Perfect Pain Extraetors in the world.
Pef.on. Mo have u.si Il 90 despsr,ie cnsc' q
SORE EYES, have triei u soc Sor's sud Ia
famuation.. and IL has exceeded their mo'i 'aa'
guins expectations.
luhut's Sofc Nc,k' snl thaiss are cured p,
ere or two applications.
A.arsr,.ty tr GIIES. Hha.so rival. u has
60 RID ,Tsss. that have withsiu1d The 'rratm' 10
Of the aa,t .k,lisl ysicisn., aud al rrnoiie''
AS - Gaduo &DQvI9
Thee, b. pothin. Ne, discovered poss''''0. such
surpnslng efficacy
sore Lips, try it---Rchcf Is immediate
SclIby &. W. ATwEIL, un,isr The 1. ;. 10
Gel. Portland. Utner.l AgrHi &c Maine. AIso,
.asi o., Druggist. ,nl pyaisr. iu Nst'"'n"' c'sr,'
vhs,s AL b, ANrEE~s b'rU' Aad 1T
youS DsIs,tE's lad,rs' shoe Ni'rs' fan'
an
ssA b, pr. W. RUST. s.. Pare. p
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10 o., Hon Timoih, iuIJ,u. lode. " rtuta's
ipf he Cuuu', ut ON0Ij.
Dr>rECrrUIIN REPRESENTS. MAR
Ii a. AnLIE ] MlsMLL . Mn a I'm y

Ii GARRETT J. Hl>DEE -,jHs It Eup ;
n.lse I1ir 0l BurAtsiI, iu sari. CHuul,, dec ...
.,I. tsat 1hr is seized, iu common Nth Nunrlllr
:, .',-. W. ,iu Nisls- ,>Nhui >i.w'r's"n nud
J,,ss iIr,w. ct onc u'I'i.'' lh,'d l.fi ol NE
-, III .itt,Is ia Poe, Geld Nu'Bgr, i0 4II
..,.t, ,..,s.,.I. ,r..thst nth 90 thr priyis-r'
arF srTuttrar-,rs d. 'aHgtpg thereto ana 'N me
rsfNlU.mI T,stams. ul slid Ia, she - '"'.
f..I fH RI interest 90 &C. 't,s ot une ihrn's1'
t.IHI. boz sBid tLrI pluotths aiHr,s1d a,ur u.Il
~H, thsrrtHrs plu,s that apru,srrH u.,, 10 ap-
T-nrrlr,l o., the llouHr4hiy C"uu, aud that che
thirH pat ~ sa,d mdl nav H. srpfai.,i and ao,
.at,I..t thsrria D. s.siEu'd hsr il ss,ruiy.
MARC iNETr J. RlSnEE,
u, bee Ntnrns, J ". BEoWNr.
Fans, Dec ~, lSi'
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Farm for Sale.

s-=fHs-->- ninut Two nuhltfu a'lfH
N land, well divided into mos Jog pasiur- E'd lI-
l.gc more than two.thid. oi the lsnd can II plow.
ed The pasturing is equal On any, and ;. Irrigated
b, = running bs5k. The builiags consi't Of
good two stof, house. two harms add she'd he
t~ecn them thirty fsst sulre also ahout four arres
OF Lnd 81 Nth apple-ircrs which have l"rn graft
eI within the last fifteen wears, and nov h~gin 10
bear hfrrl,. This orchard vii Yield tom one 10
thrre hundred dollar. worh II fruit IN a Near--
There !. quite nutnlsr of psar.irees, some Of Which
have come iato hearing, and Few plumtrec., ant
nur.cr, II oae thousand small trees part ol Which
were tuddsd last August. said huH has g"od
aaue,luct u running water at the harm and l'ou'e.
which j. TEL by ncycr.Ailing .prins. SAID iarm
Ia. a good he'd Il muck AMI large quaniity IT iro"
urr, .ome Il which has been Sorkerl. lwould here
.ay that the orchard - -ecoN Ia nons ~ the coun'
IT, II MT III hest there b'lag ahou, hhy- hind'
of the test ir.,t this roaatry ahofs. Sad farm r.
s,th,e Nv. mile. II The Atlantic and ~ l.awfence
Depo, Al South Paris, snd wlthn two miles oi ne
roa,t house and the meeting hoa.e sh'ch - os"sd
b, the Bapt,.t and unisrisalist societ'es' Iho'e
t6,t ~i.h ~ bs, 49, roI.estoi ~ call anil view The
p,.mi..s. brtween nos and the hT-t ~ pSt'se'
81 For further pancnlaT. inquire 0i
oRIsON RIPLEY, on the premises
! Pari., Aug. 10, 1882. n
Nm. There is also ,uiheisnt Woodlot i0f ihs
I u.e of tke Farm.
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Soil ~ the Estah lishmen, 81 Professor IIoLLo.
WAY, y, Corner oiAhn add Nassau it. \. Nofk,
and by al respectable Druggists, 4 Dealers 10 Med.
icine. thruug bout the Buti.h Empirr, and ofthose
n the United States, IN Pots aud BoSs., at 81 ~
reut.. - cents and II 80 each. 10 H. bad At
~hoesae at the principal drug houses IN the unOa.
wholc.als b., the Principal Drug House. in the
union, and by Messu. A. II. 4 ID. Sands, New
Yofk and b, Joshua Durgin CO., Portland.
There is considerable saving b, tak,h tbs larg'
~ sifes.
B.-Directions cor the guidance Of Patient.
in ever, Disorder are Affixed to- each Box. COW 81
AGIsr,.-ASDEEws h Bars, Paris Hill
W, A. Resi-. VI. d.. South Paris.
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HH,or, or Flooding; rIisTut, SurFrIssIp,
and lFHTcut.E MTNsrUU.rtos, &c., With at
thsif accompanying evils, t'1aosr esc'pt'dD no
matter how seven, % OF hos l1us u.uilus.
A Word to the Ladies.
Shouli aay 'Htsrta,n ju,ihi' a. tn ihe sthc'cy ~
tho trIUtsT taTUutI,oN, I vuuh rsFrfsi'uily
state. th4t I have IHr mann years pi.i, 's NV
irsui. ran veil aiir.t l.r1 tr.uicl sIlh The dee.
,s.s So ShiSh Tbs ms,i,iD~ BE- recommended, 10
its ut,t ia,us an.'ihli D., 10 nee hive lsoa su.
tirrl, cured 1GI iaus IuIuS'd o. accept an sg'oc,
auI oder DC Zoe doe horsGl ufuth~r..
MRS = GNIr,
IS, south ~trrsl, liu.''u.
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PURITICATlON or TmC BLOOD,
Asp
LIVER AMBITIOUS CONF ANTS

The Ciltsus OF the I uiuu suffer m1Ch rom dee
order. ~ the Liver anil stomach, scarcely am ar'
Zee from ihr inh,,nss Of these arstru,ti'r m'h
-. hence OOH, w,ir, f,st. The far ,sN, pcrhap'
AN, mo, harlsnnc fu he vivid, mp 90 % certain
-, ,.h,u. d.tfrs,irg % slN, uany luus' their
,-,h srI ,,,nd lo,I', Will, go ~ 'hc h',d'' OF
M - l,,. ma, - sncoiuall, rsm'dicu b,
.,.,,.,,ir, Ls.r,ns tb. blood Tn5r. and The l''',
and stomach be- health, a.u"n' 'h'" "' VI,
Hos smDthl,. and rr-'mblr plants ." q '''-'' ''
,m,. where an eternal .puug appears 10 reg"
\ % rsgnms the pfc.er'ation 1t The human y an"
anil he laritiun II be- much m,, IT, effected, and
"a, ir,,.s..h. that hfilih and 10. c,nls ptoluog
rI l.r m,u, ,5,rs b.,oul their Ordinary lmus, :
lloIIoua,s r,ll. ace iaA,p 10 parity the blood a.,
camin. Geo the rules hld toNH lar health contained
boo The directions Which accompany each JoN'
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A MEXICAN
Cream Soap Company,
Nos. 81 & 90 UNION ST, PORTLAND,
American Cream Soap in bars, Laun-
dry and Manufacturers IN barrels
and cans, Toilet, Shaving, Shaw
ing Cream, Transparent, &c.

Thee Soaps are presented o. the public, slcr
having lren thoroughl, tested u, oufsclNes and
iiisnds, q. the hest Labor SAVING Articles,
ever discovered, and We oH,r them 10 tbs public
a. every way worthy their o"hhdenor.
They 10 the wurk u the Laundry N nwf!y
rsf- ,rsi'', ri'hsr Soft, Hard ar salt; di'prn.
sing With Ro,lirg ~ roupdins and the Wa'hl"ard
-ron.c,,r~ntl, 4 hrg, amaunt IT Tu.l and ~e,r
snd l,if ofclUihing issa,c, and MT un".iouuh The
amount ~ labp, u, .quifrd 10 10 the washing ol a
fanil,. The tsldstcy ~ these so,rs g 20 soften
The clothes and loos tbe huli oithe dit, without
ipprN Wa.h,N. u douc hy simply rubbing The
.oaa 90 the pats II the cuihss mIst soilsd, sU,,
phr,n. ibsu On warm suls 'uticient ~ cover them
there VI them rrui,n lrN houfs, zoe M night,
II ruugr,,,.ut) tLrn nth slight hand ulllug lRi
goui rin.,n= thsy vii b. fir,tl, rlsau, su,l With
uut injuu a. the mpst dslicnt" hh'i,. Nr'inos,
Silks, ShaWls, H., NAV II Washed ~lih prr'rgi
.aisN. Coiira Gopds, ruuis ui any color that
will f,ie iu satsr aiou-. whsa washed 18th ihs -
soaps, arourting 10 difrcio1I, si un' ,hau. laii
fcm.in ffm, ar ih. rUlpF, teai-F-d u,s hflll'sni,
Tsr ~a.h,ps W~akp-. rc,.t.. Gill,n., Miuuis,
I.pf, P.iat,n7-. Lamps, Oliver NIr-, So, Gr..
thee Soaps ar superior 10 any iu the market.
The ro VI thrse .0aps 10 NJ mote thna oi The I,
ordinarily u,,d: aud l-.iles ihis. the gt,at scar
apd ten ~ cuthn. Coz. ~l,s ,iuron NJ. OF method
Ut hard ullius uppn 'uari, ,as,h,nr, you1iing
h.rre Sc. ani the neces.iiy u bp,lir., D. who'll,
- ~holN vuidrd.
", ~ 90 th, sap isir ui'l, Choo. iu- o.
trust ~ a. uNu merit. atlrr 'nu t.zuft tu th.
publication Ut hong let OF csr' tr,i.. from thD.s
Who have u,sd a.. ~hsr-Tsr lt hes l-,u naaulsc.
ur,l. vhi,h wr have II in Our poser " 10 vsJs 10
n'trssIrT
Zoe sak. Whole.al,, ogly, At 81 sol ~ un,on
~, e.. Portland. aud retail d, GrossSs .ruspIly
iu CITY sui oouuiu. Ago. .upplsl on hbgul
t,un.. Al oulsts adtrrsssd 20 e. ". y. &
Co, po,r..tl, Nu'. ~ & - la,rn 81. fsuaud
Ne viII receive pfSiap, stirutiuu.
FOr ,rls, Wh.ls.al. sal R,pil, o.
STEVENS & SHUPTLEFF.
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DAILY, (saTURDAHs 4 SuNpAfi thctfrth')
on and after MONDAY, the
9Th inst, the Fast aud 80.
NIXk|-tS perior sea.gu,ng Steamers ST.
LAWRENCE, (Capt. CYRUS
sTuRpIv,Sr) and ATLANTIC Capt. UEo
kNIuT,l will Uu 40 follows:
leaving Atlalne Rail Road Wharf every Mos
lay. Tuesday. "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
at O'Clock l.. VI; and Central Wharf, Boston. %
same days, at : O'Clock /. VI.
Cabin Passage, el'2S
D.ek 90
Freight taken atlow rates.
\. B.-Each Boat is furnished with large mum
l-t of State Rooms fnr the accommodation OF Ladies
aud Families and travellers are reminded that b,
taking this Line, rnuch saving OF time and expense
will he made; and that the Inconvenience OF aniv
log in Boston at late hours OF the night will also IL
avoided.
Th. Boats arrive in season Tor the passengers Il
take the earliest trains out ofihe city.
l.. BILLINGS Agent, Portland.
J. BROOKS Agent, Boston.
! March ~. 1881. ~
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GENERAL REFERENCES.

WASHINGTON.
Hoo John " Miuy, MAYOR.
Baron Nun Gcrult, rmssian Min,.tsr.
Iirun Bosch Spencer, Brlgisu Ministcr.
Cen Wiuhsli scott.
Cake L Sest0u.
Corcoau & Riggs, Bankers.
Chulb BrIthet., HACKERS.
Scld,n, Wuhsrs 4 Co., BanA.u.
Joseph Henry, Ill. u.
LONnON.
Joseph u. lngrrson, American Mini',er.
The Prnssian MinistsT.
Lieut.. Col. S,ers, last India Company.
Joseph llume, VI. 4.
All. EouhlanUue, Board II Trade.
Edwin Chadwick. Board u Health.
George Peabody, Banker.
PARIS. LEiPZIC, SAY.
William 4. R,rs. Dr. Elugel.
Ihrud. Say. BEHLlN,
VI. he Junns-s. Baron llumlolit.
4 VI. Guert,. VI. Dritrrici.
Edm. Iaf,e,ir. Prot. Won RaumcT.
Livingston, Wells & Co. llANliE.
april 20. IL Lor. Draper.
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To the Dyspeptic !

M ,ou addicted 9TH DTsrtr'n, DE-,
\ ,oul TODD I..'rrs, yuu' Have Nsu dlssl's4
Ilyts-pain about ths sL0uhlsts, SIDE, s.. Ne
,.ut,ouh.sd With CustisTSTssl Are VOC sub
let IN DirTtSfs, anJ ilTIr,,ut' Have 900
E, p..r appsiitr' Dps, ,0ur food Income acid On
tbs stomach snI distress 700 AIs ,ouT 'Ain snd
s,,, ,sIlBul Do ,ou Eel dali and hnEu'd' "
80, ilr, any ufthsse complaints, the bet remedy
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MoIi Dol Ihr Lnhir..


felit dor, ircluI Lent upon m,sslt ~ declare
uuhli,, the gt,lt biss.iDg d.. MaUhisi'' I t''in~
tlthnli,un he proved ~ In~. . ~ two Nsls wy
health 49,. misspbls. was almost un,lH- io yak
rh,sl,,pp. p'un"unrsi u'5 'sss iplug Of me womb
TsfFu.iEs alterations ,urIui'u'tHg siih hnur slsls
The fpis, irfi1uun, rusir'' H1, tni The iufplrta.
Lls lriiI discharge rsu.lsrrd Do hIur.i hu.I.u.
H. ibi. mi..r4h,- condition. 10 Z. T.. N.vhui
r,,uHmsui.i Do MsUh,si's ltsfiUs t.t,l,ru.
AN'r iaLiu. -four bottles I G'd ,srh be- perfect
hsalih. Gratitude ~ ny frstufIt'ls makes uis sr-
dsuil, Is'its ihst .il ms -, HIiAr uu.'ftu1ptr.
sl,y tod .urr issf ifom this in-siiullle mst.ri.r
ELIZABETH \. NEWINNp.
~. Wet o., ttfSa, \. \.
The above statement kuuw Co o.. true.
T.P. NEwiAND.
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Western Exchange Hotel.

ut subscriber NnulN frrif' llullN glNf
&EA notice 10 the travelling public, that he
mllpr has taken the al,oye nsine'l liouse, b..
i,slQ eatrl dlrcc,l, opposite the Portland, :.
%sE---S l.. Dcpni, PORTLAND, (Maine,)
on the site where fpnncr, stood the House known
a. The Depot Hotel. The prescott House i new /,
substantial brick cii6cr-huilt expressly ior llo.
trl-and furnished throughout With entire new fur.
nitur~-aud well arranged, 10 convene the travelling
community. Travellers arriving ~ Portland from
the East ~ West, will 6nd thi. House more cou.
yenien, stopping place than ANY other Puldc House
in the CiN-as It j. within twenty yards Of the
Railroad Station, and hot few rods from the wharf
where passengers from the Eastern part Of the State
and the Province. all hnd.
portsTs will alWays h. in attendance on the aui.
val nf the car, and the Boats, 90 convey baggage Ia
and lium the House, free of charge.
Passengers from the countD Nv stage, hound east
oT vest, u, Cars OF Boats, will had the NssidH
ETrkaHg, Had the right place to meet their con.
venicncc No pains vii IL spared b, the presenI
propriei q to make the House agreeable To- his pat.
fOns. JOHN X. 'kOthEN,
Formerly Clerk Of the American Hotel
/ Porland, CMaine. > Apr,l ,, 1852. 40
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-02-14
Fire.

Our town was alarmed on Monday night
last. about half past nine o'clock, by the
cry Of fire, which was found to proceed
from the cast end Of the town. On reach.
ing the scene of action we found the whole
Of what is known as the lanyard in flames.
The fire is supposed to have originated in
the work shop where some Goals had been
left in stove.
The Whole Of the property destroyed
belonged TO The Rev. J. MORGAN, and
consisted Of five buildings--a workshop,
bark mill, tanhousc, s,orehousc or shoe
shop and n shed used TO shelter h des and
other materials in, besides several watts, all
OF his notes and accounts and stock Of tools,
hides, leather &c. &c, and quantity of
corn and fodder which was stored in the
loft Of the storehousc. The loss is consid.
cradle and falls very hardu upon the propric.
tor, who has large family to support and
had almost every thing he was worth, in.
vested in this property.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-02-14
Rev. 3. Morgan.

We have learnt from this gentleman
that he lost, in the fire on Monday night
last, all Of his notes and accounts. Under
the circumstances VIC can Gut suggest to
all who may be indebted to him either by
note or account. that this is The time, TO
come forward and pay Eim lie will need
Immediately every dollar to set him up
again. In this connection we are gratilicd
to sec that some are interesting themselves
10 assist him in his misfortune and we
hope the move will find hearty response
in every bosom.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-02-14

a SUGGEsrloN.--This is a proper
time TO suggest TO our town Council,
and to our citizens generally, the ne.
cessity OF making some preparations S
to guard against the consequences of
fire. The fire on Monday night last,
was discovered, it is true, too late to
be prevented uneier orr circumstances
bus much of the property destroyed
might have bScn saved, if we had had
an organized fire corpse; or even if
we had had a torn tar req"uiRy crery
citizen to be provided with wate,'
Juthct ond are, with which he should
be forthcoming upon the alarm Of fire.
Let us then remain inactive no longer.
Our situation demands that We do
some thing. Almost our whole town
is built of wood. Tic houses crowded
together, and Il fire originating in the
hN"'e VI t'S lohii, hiNhouI SOlllC " citll
ons more than we now have TO fight it
wit would lay the whole of it in ash
es. Will not the Town Council then.
under these circumstances, pass such
law as above And will not the
young men Of the town form them
selves into company, and her CATER
hold themselves ready to give their
assistance when needed Z? We sincere
ly hope some steps will be taken in
the meas"re, and to begin, We will
open list, at the Banner OAicc, to
receive the names Of all who arc will
ing TO cons itutc themselves in.J such
Il company. The Rules and R;euIa
tions TO govern which company, to he
made by the members, when ii suni
cient number shall have joined.