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Marriaqts.

I'm nHsewy, 2lst inst, by Rev. J. 7. q. Nichols, MI
|R NJ. Bowdoln, Of saco, 10 Miss Fanny NJ Curtisy p
>x saco, May ID, Mr.. Charles W. Dame, 'of tA1eAys
40 Miss Eunice J. Dean, Of Saeo. Eroneousy published
as Qsarse u. Dame, last week
Simon Ltiieheld Of Acton, TO Miss II hsa W. Ross, OF
Shaplelgb~
GfoSeland, Mr.. Vim. q. Dovnie, Of Portsmouth, 10
Miss Cecilia 7. spofiord. -,
In Greenland, i7th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Draper, Mr..
Charles W. Patch to Miss Priscilla IIanes, both Of Ports
mouth.
In Boston, 10Th ins Mr.. Andrew Meserye, OF Madbury
". ii 10 Miss Emily Jane skllln, OF Portland.
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Deatbs.
.,dAH~-

49,, ,,h n Sn55so,y g. John a.-,i., oas Of
me most respectable citizens q Acton, aged 90 years
In e. y, 9Th Inst, Dorathy Gordon, aged % yrs.
In trssav 25th inst Geo. H. Task,r, aged ~ years
In ,.;sx 9Th Inst, Mehitable wife Of Levi Walker,
aged IS years months. 9th inst, Jautesn' aged
10 months. tlH6
years.
Of George l. Schlechtweg, aged 81 years.
In LYMAN, on the 10Th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth Chad
bourn, aged % years AMI months widow Of Dea. Sine
on Chadbourn.
In Ossipee Mrs. Rachael Bickord, wife OF Mr. John
pickford aged " years, months and days.
In Eiot 18th Inst, Frank r., son Of Leonard G. and
Hannah N. Staples, aged one year.
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Notice.

NOTICE is thereby given that Joel Mcln,ire, Of
IN Hollis, in the County Of York and State Of
Maine, on the Goth day OF February, A. ID. 1916,
by his mortgage deed Of that date, conveyed 10
William Perkins 81, then Of Kennebunkport, in
said County, the following described premises, TO
wit A certain lot OF land situated In Hollis aforc.
said. being the farm on which said Joel lived,
bounded Southeasterly by land OF Benjamin A.
Goodwin and Army bennett, Norheasterly by
and Of said Dennctt Norhwesterly by the road
leading by said Dement'S dwelling house, and by
land Of Edgecomb Hill and Souihwesierly by
land Of Simon Burnham, containing fly acres
more or less, with The buildings thereon, which
deed is recorded on the l59th and l6Oth pages OF
the iS9lh book Of York County Registry Of Deeds
And that the conditions OF said mortgage deed
have been broken, by reason whereof lnow claim
foreclosure and give this notice for that purpose
in pursuance to the Statute Of this State for such
cases made and provided:
WILLIAM PERKINS.
June 26, 1855. 3w-26
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1--WE understand iha, Miss Chadwick has
Jus, Us much business as she can attend 10. The
,adies find that what she teaches 10 valuable
knowledge, and pa,rouize her accordingly. She
remains here but few days longer, and we hope
,ha, all viii avail themselves Of the opportunity
10 learn and test her system.
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V Csc. w. SIMMONS, Oak Hall, Bos-
ton, has the latest fashions for Boys Cloth
ing. Ladies who take their little boys to
Boston, must let them see some OF those
pretty little Frocks. They are much worn
BY children.
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eT The Portland Inques, adjourned for a
day or two las, week, 10 allow its members
to attend the Dem,cra State Convention.
They had better finish one body before they
begin another.
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nRIGUTON MARKET.-June 81.

At Market 100 Beef Cattle $500 Sheep and 1875 Swine
Beef Cattle-we quote extra t975 1906 first qua
lty s9,23 $780, second IS IS Ss,7oi third $780,
Working OSen.-sales from SIS to $lto.
Cows and Calyes.-Sales from SO to 500.
Sheep.-Sales from $500 TO $3.50.
Swine.-At retail, from G 10 &c.
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School District Meeting.

SCuOU1 DlStHhCS UASStAh6s
To the legal voters Of School District No. 4, in
the city Of Biddeiord, in the county OF York.
GREETING.
Pursuant TO the written application Of Mark
Staples and seven Others, legal voters IN said
School District, made TO us the Mayor and Alder
men Of said city Of Bddeford, you are hereby not
fled and warned TO meet at Beethoven Hal, IN
said School District, on the thiheih day OF June,
1861, ut two o'clock in the afternoon, then and
there 10 net on the following articles, viz:
Isl, To choose a moderator 10 preside over said
meeting.
I'd, To sec il sa District will vote TO build
School house on or near Birch street.
81, To determine the kind Of LOT that shall be
purchased and house that shall be built.
4ih, To authorize their School District agents
TO buy lot and build said house.
5th, To determine how much and the manner
in which money shall be raised TO buy said LOT and
build said house and TO authorize the raising OF
the necessary sum Of money for said purposes by
loan or taxation.
6,h To see what measures shall be taken TO pay
the School District debt, and TO raise money for
that purpose or TO authorize the raising OF the
necessary sum orm0ney for that object by loan.
9TH, To take all other necessary means to effect
any OF the proposed objects and 10 transact any
orher business that may legally come before said
meeting.
Biddeiord, June 90, 1855.
d. E. somes, Mayor.
Daniel Stimson,
L. H. c. Hooper, a,,.u.n
A. w. Page, >"Se"
Cyrus X. Lunt,
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For sale, wholesale and retail, by REDDING &
CO., 8, State street; G. G. GOODWIN, 80, I'm.
ion street; d. L. MITCHELL, Druggist, for
Saco, and by the Proprietor. corner Of Pearl and
Purchase streets, Boston, Mass. At retail by oil
Druggists and Apothecaries throughout the New
England States. 3m4
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BOSTON NiARKET,-June

Fiour-western superhne, $3.50 fancy 1923 esn-
esee extra, $ll 80 q sl2 To-
Gran-Southern Yellow Corn 10 selling a Sl,l2and
White at 81 Os. Oats, 6s so cts Rye, In lots 81 ~.
Hay-Eastern 10 selling At $2i per ton, cash.
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s1sr,ion to bring out music Of higher or
der, and !: would mot be long before we
should have Band ,ha, our citizens would
DO proud 10 own. Let some one move in
this matter, and no doub, there can DO q
liberal subscription raised. A CITIZEN.
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY,

0R Coughs ofevery description, for bronchitis, Hoarse
l. ness and chronic pulmonary complaints In general.
Il the nost successful remedy, and deserving the
hdence and fair trial By all who arc suffering nom the
above disorders. believe that In all these disorders
has NO EosAL. During the past year made up ten
thousand bottles, and have received hundreds Of letters
many Of them from persons who hal been suffering Zoe
months, anil Coz years, and whs had tried every
thing that had been recommended by physicians and
friends In yan but by the blessing Of God they were
speedily cured by the European Cough Remedy.
Family Pills.
The sale OF my Family Pills Ia also rapidly ncreasing-
They are exceisnt In bilious and Liver Complaints -
They compounded that hey act at once upon the
stomach and bowels The Kidneys and the skin, and be-
evs, equal 70 anything Of the kind, In this OF any
other country. Price ?; cents per box.
The European Cough Remedy and Vegetable Family
Pills, are prepArci by Rev. WALTER CLARKE, Cornish
Me-, lAb Aphecary and Pharmaceutical Chemist In
ofthe manufacturing towns q England, BY whom agents
arc suppiioi.
For saa By Tristan Gilman, saoo and at the Union and
Journal Counting Roon No. !, Central Block, DddsfOri.
.0l
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CHARLES HARDY

HAS Twenty desirable House Lots within hve
will sell very low. Prices from $50 TO $50 per
lot. Most Of these lots are fenced and In high
state Of cultivation.
Also, handsome field Of Grass Land for sale
Terms TO suit purchasers. 49,,
Biddeford, June lst, 1855. III
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TOM THUM II!
rIIB MENA0ERIE DEPARTMENT

TOM THUMB!
The celebrated and wori.renowned Man In Miniature,
Who 10 Twenty Two years Of age,
Vsishs Only Is Pounds, and 10 but Is IneAo Hsh
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Separate and distinct from the biological and rom
Thumb Exhibitions, are the following brilliant CIRCUS
PERFORMANCES, 10 which the visitors ofthe two orm-
err all those Who choose may attend without additional
charge The Circus Troupe Il will be seen, contains
some Of the most prominent Riders, yauer', Gymnasts
and Comic Talent In the country and the entertainments
giyen are NOVFL, DIVERSIFIED, AND bril-
LIANT, accompanied by Magnificent Hand o. Music.
The performances viii commence with the great TW0
AND FOUR HORSE REIN ACT, BY Mr. $. y.
SIGSoR FELIX CARLO, known In Europe AMI In
the Uutei states az the "ltallan Trick Clown" with
his talented Juvenile Artists In pleasing diversity Of
CROTESQUE GYMNASTICS, In which these adj
mlred perfbmsrs stand pre-sminent.
MISS SALLY STIckNEY, the highly accomplished
and youthful .AMERICAN EQUESTRfIN, will per-
form her great MODEL ACT % fENALg EQrIILIIos,
WITHOUT SADDLE on BRiDLE
Daring ami skiful Peats Of balancing by MISTER
CARLO, forming and Mounting Pyramid Of Glass Bot
Firing Pistols while balanced upon his heal on the neck
ola Bottle, at the Top Of the Pyramid.
undaunted and Artist; Display Of Juvenile Horse
man.hIp, called YOUNG AMERICA, by Mast u.
BOBBY WILLIAMS, cLoWY.
STICKNEY, and her noble and Beautifully Trained
Horse GEM.
superb Yeats AMI Gaees In PoSTURIyG AND
GROUPING, by signor Felix Carlo and son
Mr.. ". ARMSTRONG win syhitt his celebrated
acts Of so MERSETT and scENERiDiNG:
cIRyO FAMILY
WIN exhibit on Monday July q at Great Falls
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FOUND TLAST ,
THE COMPOUND
THAT WILL PRESERVE TIE HAIR, PREVENT
ITS FALLING OFF, AND CURE BALDNHss,
Also certain cure fer the
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
PEE CE'S
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.
AN ent,rsly new compound, composed Of the
II most active substances for the above purposes
compounded IN scientific maneer and with great
care. This is no hu'nbug, rs hundreds can testi.
fy who have used aud received benefit from II.
READ the following certificate from gentle.
man who is well known in the community:
NrPoSsET, Aay IS, 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir:-Havng made use Of only two
bottles Of your Hair Tonic, known only as Plerces
Rosetta Hair Tonic, have the qualification OF
informing you II has had a very beneficial effect,
new hair having come out over my head and bids
fair 10 cover il in a desirable manner.
YOURS JOHN Gi B. HILL, coufeo,ioner
STRANGER, read this and follow the subscribers
e1umpic'
RoxbuRY, June 5 1854.
Mr.. Pierce. Sir viii you please send me hall
dozen bottles Of the ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.
have used the bottle purshased Of you and find
II excellent; my hair IS improving, new hair hav.
ing started wheie was bald for the past two
years. would most sincerely recommend II TO
all persons who have lost or are losing their hair
Yours, with great respect,
CHARLES GOODHUE
STILL ANOTHER.
BosroS, June %, 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir:-I have used one bottle Of your
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC, and must say il Is far
superior TO the numerous articles advertised for
preventing hair from falling of and turning grey.
Yours, DC,
J. H. WILEY, Pearl street.
These are but few Of the many the Proprietor
has IN possession. The Tonic is put up in large
sizad bottles
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Piano Forte Instruction.

AFR. C, II. GRANGER will resume his lessons
MI upon the Piano Pore. Those who wish Tor
hi, services will please apply Al lis house on
Summer street.
Any onc wishing TO purchase fine Eoan At
tachncnt at a much reduced price, will do well TO
call and sec one now Cor sale at the same place.
Piano Fotles tuned ii short notice.
June 2lst, ISIS f-2J
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BOUNTY LAND.

A IL persons entitled to Land Warrants under
a the new law, passed March ID, lsoo, can
have the same obtaincd for them for sJeach, w
calling oa the subscribers. J.& }. IUCh.
Bldaeiord, March u, 1871. IL
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For S0le,
Musical Instruction.

TIME subscriber viii continue TO give lessons
Il ON lilo P,ano-For,e, Melodeou, 90, during
the present sces,n, TO all who may desire his scf.
vice.. Is A. r. DAVIS, No. o, Central Block.
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Republican Celebration.

J~-X as A"11.
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PRICE rs CENTS.

These are but few Of the many the Prophet
has IN his possession. The Tonic is pu, upin lar
sizad hotties
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ILoT laid containing 6 acres 20 rods 90 from,
A situated Ia mile above Ssco depot. Salu
land Is owned by Samuel Bond Of Portland, aha
will be sold by Robert Bond, near the PreIns.,ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

- WILLIAM J. BUCK Va SAMUEL CURT, sad otber.-
Nv virtue of decree msds ia this shall 81 a. public
MeFcbaD' ExchDge IN the city Of New York
WEDNESDAY the Cd day Of OcobCr, lS Il ~ 0ciock ". of
ts u land the north sd7 Of Zith e. In
the Guy Of NewiOk bong nes tho Hudson YER With the
buildings thereon; also STRAIN Enrae, sb.ag, Turning
Lahes Drills AID other tiBory fR manufacturing
purosss Pump PAterIs, &c Also Letter. Pa'sDt r nah
RoAy Pump leu q o. The nisd stsbesIoJ sswa Ggynns
Rghs under Letters PaJsnt 1pst ~ w "a. D..
ALdrews ior msing Pups also the fo-ios JUDGMENTS
kOf9. yiz udgD AGAINST stewart O~yD0e tor
~ ~ o. and mother or s5ls 81; Judg Asain Char e
Stsws iol 81 = 81 aud sno'hsr fr r~B ~ bur Notes
usde By Urban lcheoek sIucsn1g 70 b foS u Que SOt5
~ j. sievar GwyHDe for 81 5Ji Note made ~
Jon Lamb r t83 81 Drshs dawn b. John IA nb % j.
SteVsn Gwyrne nd b him ey ID; Tor IS - AID 600
for s H. Iuie II he undefEgned
NO. 5iZ Bo.awsy rev fork - po We IerDIs Cash
IRA III ICHI NSON Receiver.
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-
y pcatisD II the Mayor Aldermen and CommOsaty q me
Civ q by be Croon Aqusdaet Board 81 ald CS.
Telatye the acquiring OF LANDS tor NEW hhSbhsOih
Ia The city, between Goth aud ths and tho 9TH and Hs-
avs, IN the kaid city. .
We the Of Appraisal In tho matter above en-
tes hereby give nodce the ie-soes persons and
parties rested the lands tenement herodtAmonts and
premises affected thereby, and 70 ali ohors whom may con-
ceru. a. follows, 20 wit:
First: That the said COmms oners have completed oar
,stIpa appraisal favor Of the owners lesees.
paes persons interested la the lands ~ BE- tken by this
for the lands bereD sDd have prpaod
and equitable compensation
Paid such essees paes and persons Aforesaid,
respectively. a..
Second: That the said COMMISSIONER have deposited
true copy transcript such Esoate Appraisal and aepon
Clerks Office ofhe City of New York too the Inspections
Of whomsoeyeT 1t may conoern.
Third: any person persons whose nights may b ~
scted Their. By shall object the or % part
thereof my within days ,fteT the first publication Of h
notice his her their objections IN wiring TO u.s. he said
Conn ssoDe office, No. 20 Broadway, In the City
ke~-fork-
Youth: That said Report in the same or any part
be objected and shall sPpea as u require coec-
ton port the shall be reconndeed and cor
rected Will BE- presented Supreme Court at General
Term thereof held the FsG JUDICIAL District At ne
City Han VI the City Vi New YoTh the 6s MONDAY OF
November next the opening Of the Court on that day or
soon counsel he heard and motion viii then And there
be uso for the cobnsf hceoNov' York, Aug b looo
EDWARD G. WET. J
AsRAHAM TgRNURE, Commissioners
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CIpREME COURT-JAMES Mcleod agt.

- JAMES KENYON and ELIZA C., his wife. To tho De-
RADIANT: You are hereby sum ned required
complain, This action which has this Day been hsh In mo
c. Of he City and County Of Now Yek 81 tho
CIV Hal Of the said City aud copy o. answer
the complaint the subscriber at his hce No. ~ s
,su st. 10 the said city witin twenty after tho seyiee Of
Tits exclusive n he day OF sech service and
If you fail tho said COMPLAINT within the time sfoe-
said the plain this acon will apply - tho Court for tho
relief the complaint Dated New ofk sept 10,
1855. t. hETChUM, Pls'nuhs Attorney
utxuTu
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Hsu-pOrh Ciip Business 1'irsflorp.
yTyHE FOLLOWING LIST conssS |" p'o'A'
u ,sst house, /. each kIe Of BaknS~'
D g.reirp silks.

y sest House, IN each kIe o. De'
AMERICAN and Foreign s"Srs
sowys scNAMEE Co. Gmpos Iooesr'E' 4 brc.a-S
serin Wool Embrei&eEs, s, Gois sna snSer 1Is
poHLsxHT EROS ;ImPor'eF' and 1ooS.'' no. 4 ''i-7N
- .,-.,.,,r,,s Fnrnis hing Goods.
,,,fss JOHEs a Co., tmPt' Mans q " ATren-r'
s,erienn Lamp and Gas Fixture go.
nrrTz DaO Co. tssnu's NO. ''= " IL i9''
'iA'1 Agricultural Warchonse. -, w..
.tIrN 6-7e B. Anen CO.. No. lGs snd 1911 Watef-s'
ArttsciaI Flowers and Feather ., new sryies: =,
1AEEs IgTh1sh hGa wreath. foI tie sliicu
opAs A. PECK '"'' As Broadway.
Doors sasbe- AID Blind.
? EThBALL, (Nbos SAFE sud Re'si) NO - beeAmsnsN
Eugravers. (Wood.)
". nowLAHD No. - Broadway, DOR above Ato' H0E's
French Window Glass.
4 IA POILLOS & Co. ImpCr;eFsl 81 beieaJ-st
French and German Baskets, &c,
CHAs INN Co. Nmporte-) ~ Msdenane ~ Lieertys'
AcS GEnse s@S FeT@ef n Mai ..c soa No
~ Broadway, door above rs1-st
Fine Teas.
JAMES CASSIDY Cc........'. s.s''''+'O' ~ i~'-'
Hardware Cutlery Kdgc Tools, &c.
rBos b0u Gsxss isuuiseiursr DsaerJ No Pl't'--
Iroa Metals, &c. .,,,.
BUNTING BEAN iBIokcrs) W " n -
Boat and Gar Bazaar.
u~>e .bo boz " sell again. I;'oLLSSOLLo =" SU--''-
Lightning Rods. ,.o,,.-..
AN QUIaBY soy otac-s i52 z zths sno li9 i5.,7:
LII
other Rod pu, ~ q cents per foot....'No. o''-
photographers. 49,
GEO. ~ " aer~N
Looking Glasses and Picture Frame.
JOHN 5. WlLLARD.......4fO fras- H7'' ''a'-'' -
Paints, OILS, &c.
EAYNOLDS, DEVOE q Co.....Nos - 49, ~ 1iCA s.
PAPER Warehouses.
CyRIS " FIELD Coz (Whoiessle DC crrs1 10 ? I'm -
PIani. bed Tin and Japann' Wee
GEO. HODGtI1s, tMsut l'''''.'..' '' '"''A' "
Paper in ROIia and Ream9 Sc. go
EUGTST 10 IS FuliOn-st., hiTe dJf .cH~ Cod
fn!anander safes.
sTRNs MARNlN Msnuto; 5Ies Of re- a. sa .s
soc ptoTrieioTs the patent Ia Eeile Aoek Depot
10. LAG WGiefs st.
-hip Bread and Crackers. ., -
r. TITUS Co...........'......' mo @'o " Hs
s,..,,.Vnoin.- Mnchini-t., Tools, Cotton and
Wooieo Machinery g..
ANDREWS JESSOP, COmni HOn. Merc ailts % fHIts-
Toys aud Fancy Goods.
lHIBOHN Co.. a Hsiden-isne, upsars, ana ~ Ihbefty
Watches Jeweiry aud Fancy Goods.
yJATT BROTHER, Gimp. and NsnuL) NO. - NJ ~den'iaos-
Window and Plate Glass French and En2'ish.)
r HOPKINS BROTHERS, (nlpozteTs) NO. 81 Bee4ay-st'
ANY additions the above Let should be brought 20 mo
one Of s. b. PETTENGlLL Co., No ns NAsssu-st
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

a oftho AGE
MI KENNEDY, u Roxbury, has discovered IN OF our
common pasture weeds remedy EVERY KIND Of
aUMoR from TIE voy't Seyc@a DOC" % eo',"on PmgIs
except TWO cases both thunder hmnor he has IA
posson hundred cehcass Of ia value, Gil ~ths
T~5 bottle are warranted to cure nur'ins mouth
One three bottles I'LL cure the worst kind oil pnples on u
Two or three bottles viii the system Of bio.
talth aud stomach
Three 70 i've bottles are warranted tho wont Of
One OF two bot,ie. warranted a. humcr 10 ths
two boe- are warranted 70 .rrs running the ard
p0tches among the hair
-four OF az bol,s corrupt and runns
one bottle viii cur .c-ly erapHors Of ,he st.n-
Two bottles the wont case Of
Two or three bottles the roe. desperate
Three 70 four bottiea Ez WARMED to cure altThsaIa
Five eight botes @i cure the wort case u scro!aiS
benefit always experienced Ia The hs bottle and
feet cure warranted She. the above quantity aiken
al he wonderful medicines Of the day tina, common weed
foy tie pastures and sIon Old one-"as should euf7
the sysrm; yet il h1od fact N 700 have
humOr hss 70 start here are 10 i DOR afs hs nor oss
stos Il .uiting e.sss boz not yQor pedaed over
4 - N u d. every II has already done & the great
.st eurss done IN sss..cpset4 It children
ioofirz children vince iesh of and dAbby restored 20
perless state Of health b. one bottle
To those who "a oct % mex he@dsehs ono botts WI
IT. sves grsst lef IN esterrh and GIEsneS
sous sh0 have been oosge DT years and have
been regulated BY IL Where the body Is sound outs
cav BIZ where there sLy der1nse Of the functions 81
natar ~ will ye susF RshHs but you not DO
sarned; they Away. disappear tom OaT days 20 sock.
Ehr e never lad reCt rom 10; On he eontay when t@i
fsshns IL gone you all feel yVarseb Ike penon
hr u the sktfayak soGctns %: u .bst
n,su listened
Hsnufacfured y DONALD KENNEDY, 10. 10 Wanen-sr.
soStury Mas Price a.
Hboss2ls Agents fof New Yor.; C. y ciiCEENEhA CO.,
No q Bsrcisyst.. CHARLES H. EIsG No lsZ bf0.dvsyi
A Z a D.. NDS. MARS 4, CftNfS
co 81 i51 CreetVici/sL. sCHIEFFELIS. BIOS 4 Co,
TO uisrn-st.; BOYD PAUL, Crsmber,s WELLS Co,
~ Frsrk il HckISsOG. ROBBINS Co, So.lS AsiAen.
SIC. HANILASD. HARRAL Il aISLEY, Wsnsn-st..
WARD. CLOSE Co. Ma1dsn-'aDe; Ms. HAYS. BsOoslTni
t.s b. ~ respee-she Druxsts tbrozztoa n.
us-ou.
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Gfcur5ious.

.NEFaP EXCLUSIONS by LONG ISLAND
~ pan pO.D h,txesu GREENPOBT AID SAC iARBOR
"a NEW -YORK-Fs.s FIFTY Cen;SLeaye BTOOf!yo ever
WEDNESDAY ard SATCRD ~ al H. Leave S'senpoE'
eysTT MONDAY aid THURSDAY IL 20 A. NJ.
n REAT STATE FAIR at ELMlEA, Oct. 23,
~ ls5s-EXCURslON TRAINS by Enc hArroed Il re
diced ,sr,s on End .ter MONDAY Oct during ine week
Arjres de,irned for exhibition FREE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
DOMAN EYE BALsAM-FOR WEAK aud

IL INFLAMkD EYkS"he prescfipon OF no most Colo
bTstsd Ocus Of tho age This Bslsam Is confidently
ended the publ the very best sppicson that can bo
used tnsmmstoy diseases u the u neve ts e. ave
immediate relief For sale by A. e. ID. SANDS, Whoesso
rna rite No loo Futon n y. sold BY Druggists generally