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Nashville Surprised.
GREAT EXCITEMENT I'm THE CITY

&. C. McNAIRY & co.
No. So LEGE II IL Il Il,
LIAvE Just received per Express and opening
their FAN ImpOrtatons Of the beautiful
ment Goods brought this market consisting in
part Of
Such vaencienne Lace Capes Coarettes and Sleeves
Val Lace Edgngs Collars and Sleeves, separate and in
sets Ladies Embroidered Robes; Infants Embroidered
Robes colOred and borered; Embroidered Handkerchief
&c. &C. DC.
SILK GOODSI
Elegant Founced Robes; Moire Antique, In all colors;
Glaee and various styles Of plads and Stripes.
ShawIs and Scarfss
beautiful lot Of Cashmere scar and Stella Bordered
Shawls.
All these goods exceedingly handsome and In the
newest Styles being among the earliest purchases in the
Eastern Markets. Call early before they all gone.
Rug20
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Immense Sale.

Immense Sale.
1t has long ceased to be fashionable pud" patent med
cines, or do any thing to enhance their sa not from
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
against them, but simply from the worthessness of nearly
all the great remedies crowded into market &C.
casonaly medicine that possesses merit brought
into hgh-One that is really what it purports be- OF
this class Soans preparations be ranked with safety
for have heard Of instance where medicines
been tried but that the fullest satisfaction has given
and their immense sale will fully attest their popularity
Freepor Journal III.
See Sloans advertisement in another column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. MORSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsroRATIvE.-The testimony
OF all who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this cee
braed artce that win restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases Of the Scalp the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old
now put up both with and without sediment See adj
vertisement. aug1
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Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.

Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, July 9th, 1855.
Messrs. WIN. s. BEERS Co.. Observation-Disclosures oil
duty to the afflicted alone prompt to send you this vol
untary testimonial TO the great value of Carriers Spanish
Mixture for that almost ncurable disease, Scrofua.
Without being disposed deemng necessary to go In
TO the particulars OF the can that the astonsh
icine on member Of my family, and under my own
observation and superintendent after the skill Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual remedies
had failed fully justify in recommending its use to all
who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
not mean to that adapted to all constitutions
or that it viii afford the relief in all cases; for, Of
course, can know nothing about tha-but from what
have Of the effects, would not hesitate to it, in
and every case Of scrouIa, with for whom
felt interest," whomI could exercise influence or
control Respectfully yours,
ly21-tsept1 JON. N. Bolts
So See advertisement In another column.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Prom the Rev. DR.. J.f Edgar.

Prom the Rev. Dr. J. I. Edgar.
NASHVILLE, August 4, 1855.
Ma SERMONS Sir :Having used for some time past
pair OF your newly invented BraEan Pebble spectscles
feel hesitation In estifyng their superiority
any glasses heretofore known TO In addition 20 their
unequaed purity OF surface they impart from their peculiar
mechanism visual and comfort to the eye, preserV
ing alike from sense Of pain or uneasness to tie eye.
however long AZ any one time they may be used
Very respectfully your friend, J. t. EDGAR.
From VIM II. Hagans, Esq.
NASHVILLE, August 6, 1855.
Mn. sKNxoSs Amer having pair Of your "Brazi
Ian Pebb spectaces" hesitancy in stating and
take pleasure In DOING that they superior to any
WI. HGGiNs.
From D. d. Harris, ESQ,
agree with w. H. Hagans ESQ., IN the above certificate
and pleasure In Recommending all persons are in
superior spectacles purchase Of Mr. semmons as
consider them superior to any have ever used.
b. d. HARRIS.
From A. W. Hunt NJ. D.
yERSoN August Q, 1855.
"The longer your glasses The more fully am con-
vneed Of their superiority all others have used"
From Rev. John W. Ogden
WHITE HALL, August s, 1855.
Mr.. J. II. sESNoNs.-Dear sir.-J have used pair Of
your improved speetaelcs for about weeks and nd
them superior 20 any have tried and have recon-
much pleased with Them. never fet tired while read
ing or w'iuns with them Tor hours together.
IW- Mr. semmoas nay be consulted at his osiee over
w. T. Bsrryis Book Store, on the Square. aug lS-1
Tho Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford.
Chartered 1913.
CASH CAPITAL ssoo,eoO.
rHo. ALEXANDER, sec'y.. THO. X. BRACE, Prss't
State Mutual =. q N. Insurance Co. Of Pa.
CAPITAL t5se,oo0.
A. j. GILLETT, secy.........J. p RUTHERFORD, Presr
New York Life Insurance Company
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL ts0O.oeO.
PLINY FREEMAN, AetnAry. MORRIS FRANKLIN, Presr
Fire. Marine Inland Hull Asd Ls rsEs taken a, squiabl,
rates. tly25l JOSEPH NASH, Agent
FuRNIsHING AND FANCY GOODS
WE have yet handsome assortment Of ssAsOnAblv
w Goods which selling Al moderate prices, Of
which We mention
shis,s-every variety Black BsmhaIins stOeksi
kuaes- Luein's Extract,
Collars Baslnes' do
GAuEe Msrino U0dershirts a Upper Ten.
brewers, Oriental DFups;
Cashmere do do Ess Boquct
SIX do DO Bell Lavender.
IAsis Thread. win and with ysry Of cOlOEnss
cot sleeves. On Manow,
Plain and yaSey slE If hos. bears on
+" liucn p,matumh.
. l.sie Thread "a BashsloF'a Hair Dye;
slIk Hsndksrchistss Hatchlns
White Linen Tooth Brashcn
colored Border Talet Powders
Pisin and Fsney sh Gloves Bes ReHss
Lisls TArsaas Porte Monnaies;
g Coiton Z" Cahas.
Fancy sin ana sstia cravAls Wosk Rarss;
and Linen TF1yriaE Cases
q Ssiiss sAs .a'; oss ssI ssa B,u.Ao;
sasa !. Ivory Do de
ToEseAsr Vim vAris,y q T.nsy articles HS' asasasa.
vhleh We WI eel a. rrdaoed PsiesA
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READ FOR YOURSELVES.

From Hon. Cave Johnson.
NASHVILLE, Aug. IL, 1855.
DEAR SR-I have for several used pair Of your
Brazilian Pebble Spectaces and hive hesitation in stat
ing that consider them much superior any other
used by and have taken pleasure In recommending the
Of them TO my friends in preference any other.
Respectfully, Jour obedient servant,
q. JOHNSON.
J. II. SERMONS, Nashville.
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Wheat, Wheat !

VNE have hand and daily receiving extra heavy
Wv 4 and rs Oznaburgs and Sheetings suitable for
Wheat and Corn Sacs-which will sell low oT CASH
MORGAN co,
su20--n No 40 Public Square.
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UxIox AND AMERICAN OvyIcK,
Nashville, Aug. 10, 1885,
have been using glasses for four 1--WE years. and
during that time have tried number Of different descrp
ton and manufacture OF which thought very good;
but few days since obtained a pair Of Mr. Semmons'
brazilian Pebble spectacles have given them pretty fair
trial. and have hesitation In saying that they far
superior to anything that have tried In that line.
G. O. T0RBETT.
Prom Hugh Erwin, Esq.
Mr. J. II. srnoEs-Dear Sir The Brazilian Pebble Glass
that purchased Of you about weeks SINCE have
proved fully equal to all said respecting their good quail
tiles They much superior 10 have used and
would earnestly advise all who compelled TO Spec
tacles TO call at your Office and procure pair without
lay.
they cost Respectfully yours,
HUGH ERWIN.
az Mr. SIMMONS Glasses be obtained al his once,
over w. T. Berry Cos Bookstore, until September LIST,
and st no other place. aaglT
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NAILS-l,OO0 kegs shOenberger's Nails in store and
~ for sale By tjy4l w. II. GORDON CO.
CTARCH-sOO boxes Pearl Starch IN store and for
~ sale by lje2sl w. II. GORDON 4 co.
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eaB- Having sold to my partner, Mr.. JN0 RAMAGE, all
my interest the late firm Of RsmaEe Church, most
cordially recommend him 10 my friends and the public,
every worthy OF their confidence and patronage and
earnestly solicit for him continuance OF their custom,
heretofore 50 literally bestowed upon K. G.
r. a CHURCH
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Ho! for Kingston Springs /!

7NHE undersigned have made an arrange <GTAa~z
Il ment with MIR. James J. Baker, to run
a six passenger omnibus TO the Springs three xI<X-
times per week. Fare each way, dollars Office the
Sewanee House, where seats may be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville pun tudily O'Clock
A. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning will leave the Springs puRetUdHy at same
hour, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful Drivers good horses comfortable omEbuses and
delightful place Of thus offered the public
NJ pains will be spared to make the trip pleasant and
jOuTn at Kingston agreeable.
je2l-2m Z. J. 4 J. KREIDER.
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE coparnershp heretofore existing between the SUBJ
scribers, under the style OF RAMAGE CHURCH,
dissolved the 9TH nst by mutual consent All accounts
due the late firm 10 be paid TO j. Ramage who will pay
all claims against the firm. -
JOHN RAMAGE,
augl7 X. s. CHURCH.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

I'VE are prepared TO pay the HIG II EST MARKET
w PRICE for Wheat and Corn, at the NASH
vile City Mills, and desire all the Wheat Growers to give
call before selling elsewhere Likewise shall be pre-
pared to exchange Flour for Wheat such viii
be satisfactory. G. HAMMOND 4 CO.
az B.-We win pay 10 per cent above the marke,
pricefor Wheat cleaned through
CHILDS GRAIN SEPARAT0RS.
Je11-watrwtL G.. II. 4 co.
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SOMETHING NEW.
NoRE YrHE SHOES FOR I

HAMS sAsas n.sea Haas. in s'ss rae order. Q
~ 30 Ne e.<h. tor ssis ~
myt O. H. L00Axs co.
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THE NASHVILLE
Wheat |! Wheat /!

WE win pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville
w Sacks furnished. Cali and rs before You SELL
sug15-d J. K YEAThAN.
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GEO. W. COWAN,
ArT0R NEY AT LAW
General Agent fer the Purchase, sale
and Rent OF Real Estate, and the
ColleetIon Of Claims,
No. IS Cherry Street.
NASHVILL lie, TENN
DROMPT attsntion va be given al bansss entrusted
70 him and special atfenten 70 the eoecton Il E4sfsra
elAins throazhoai Afidde Tennessee.
RsEKzucEs.-A. O. A. D. Beech, Evans, Porter CO.
L. b rts Co, TsOs- T. salsy. Kx0ov. Mem 4 Brown
JOSIAH Ferris Hashvs, Tenn; Gen J. A. Battle. DAVID
son CO., Tenn RxGev. w. b. Campbell. Lebanon, fenai
HOa JOAn p oArahsrs. hsnpAs fsan; W. D. Lavender.
Mes YORK. oity. oers-H
E,OR RENT have foF rcnt . spisnAid stand ~
IT Blacksmiih the Murfesstoro' Fiks, 10 4f-s No
SaShyle. improvement, go1 sheras hl.iy Fs.,ss.s
and Al neasAry h0nsss, l3cr - sss et sAfea ans
piealy Il are wood &C. furms sasy. kPeV -
r A. nALL0Nks GsaI Ags,
lanf a. Ne. n DeAasFink strsss.
MoRx INV STOCK
s~NENFs ,up-r Psasnf Lsathsr oEture1s
VI Gzats Sapsr cloeA 1osrss. eas,srE
aens super c4d dru4s Hhosss
Gsat suPsr Cal 01hraI
Ra.-sr.A A A.vBy MANAGE a cHckcH.
ssss - roasgs sfsst
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LNIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, for
Il which the highest price in CASH will be paid.
SEYMOUR TANNING 4 CO.,
Sep Corner Market and Church streets.
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Wheat! Wheat /!

"ANfED 100000 bushels Wheat, delivered at Nash
w ve for which the highest market price viii be paid
ia cash B Sacks in any quantity furnished to order.
CHURCH ANDERSON,
aug4-1m Nos. | and Broad st.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of w. s. swH
MER, No. II Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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New Goods.
VXJE have opened this day
w IS pieces style Carpets;
100 pieces Irish Linens, direct importations;
These Linens At prod ess than have been able
10 offer them before.
10 pieces assorted colored Muslin De- LANES,
Mus. de Baize Travelling Dresses,
boxes New RIBBONS;
doz. French Hair skirtS
RiShoos
A nice lot Of French Embroideries.
These Goods fresh and at very prices CAl
&C r. G. hcNAIRY CO.,
Aug7 On g College street.
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-
BAGS BAGs!!
ON and after the LIST August will be able TO furnish
" 1000 bags per day. for the purpose Of holding wheat
-four and Persons requiring Bags will please
send in their orders at as early day as possible.
jy2l W. II. GORDON co.
600 bushels wheat wanted, (put up
in 2bushel 0,znaburg Bags for which we viii pay
uAMS-1 cask extra Sugar. cured Hams, for sale by
IL lapr17] VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
GUM BATH DIATTS.-Afew more cfthose Gum
VI Bath Mats on hand and for sale by
J. H. McGTLL,
Ladies' and Gentlemer's Furnishing Store,
jy20 Corner College st and Square.
PARTICULARLY CHEAP.
E heave few passed styles Berages that we are SELL
w ing at less than half price.
je12 r. c. McNAIRY co.
THE BEST HAIR DYE.
nR. O. NJ BALLARDs (new artice,) received the high
~ est premium at the WoKLD's FAIR and AMERICAN INsT
TuTE where il examined the DISTINGUISHED
Dr. Chiffon and Prof. JOHN TcRREY, pronounced the
BEST For sale by the principal Druggists in this city
Price 81. Principal Office and Store, Nos. 49S and 500
BROADWAY. New York. mar21-1y
EOR HIRE.-A negro man 26 years of age for the
balance Of the year. Also boy and girl and 10 years
Of age. K. A. BALLOWE
augl6 General Agent No. IL Deaderick st.
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TALLOW CANDLES-3OO boxes J. DOYLE Cos
hard pressed Summer Talow Candles In store and for
saleb Ije23l w. II. GORDON 4 CO.
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DR.. pAuLEY,s Alternative SYRUP.

DR.. BAILEY - Sy - Having taken several
bottles OF your Alternative Syr Up, cordially ,esii.
~ 10 IL eScellrncy. la the Spring OF 1888 was
very much reduced; my. health had been failing
some months my throat, part OF the time, yer,
sore, aud much soreness and PAL, through my
leit lung. My right luag was said to be much at
factcd also, aud my liver enlarged. Had n hack.
Ing Cough all the time, and sometimes hard
coughing spells; raised much lro,hy matter, some
times s,n'ak-d with blood, aud occasionally clear
blood and some thick yellow matter; on awsk-
Ing iron Sleep my threat and mouth Eel, as though
scaldei, and expectOraicd bloody matter, which
relieved me. My breathing at times was very
bad, andI dared not sleep on my left side, and
could lie upon IL but few minutes
Soon after commenced taking the Syrup, l
was much relieved, aud, ere long, was decidedly
better; after taking 1t several months, missed
IL, IL without a few days. but in the Summer OF
1854, / could be without IL. and feel strong, and
almost well. and Labor hard
IL ABBY w. BlCHFoRD, Buxton Centre.
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Farm for Sale.

nHE subsc .ibrr will sell a, fair price the farm
/ nov occupied by him. situated on The Guinea
road, so called, about hall annie from "Oak
RIDGE" and nbou, 3. mile. from the City OF Bid.
delofd Said Farm ccnsisis of about 60 acres, has
good buildings ,hereoa, and Is well wsicrrd Il
has good Orchard Of Young trees. There are
about 70 or IL tons ofhay cut the farm yearly,
and the land no, under cultivation. or 10 pa.'ur.
age, IL well timbcrcd. For particulars enquire OF
the subscriber. FREDERICK MASON.
Bidjciosd, March 10, 1855. 6wi2'
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS.

pY the Act Of Congress passed March 3, 1855 all Om-
ID GERS, Soldiers and SeaTen who have served fOCR-
TEEN DAYS In any war Of the United States since
lI75, entitled TO 100 Of land, u they have not
received It, Those who have received 40 or so acres are
entitled to enough 10 make up the l0). Those
who have received 100 not eutle to any more
The benefit Of this Acs extends 10 tie widow and minor
children Of the soldier, hut 10 cher heirs Those who
aave beea engaged In BATTLE entitled to leo acres
without regard TO the period OF their service.
Persons having claims under this or any other Act,
will have them promptly attended 10 by calling on, or
writing to, A. l.. RICHARDSON X CO., IL Railroad
Exchange, Court Square, Boston, who pay cash for war
rants.
| ~ ID. We have faithful and experienced Agents, In
Washington and make charge In any case, unless
we obtain the land.
| boston, March %, 1855. Ones.
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LAND WARRANTS
House &Lot for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his House and
l. Lot, situated on Pike Street, second House
below Cross Street, Biddeforj, containing seven
finished rooms, with a wood.sbed attached, and
wei OF water with chsin.pump, within ten n.
Of the door. The vacant land Of said lot afford,
IN excellent garden spot. For further particuls n
enquire on the premises
CYRUS PHILBRICKi
Bddeiord, Fcb'y7, 1925. G-tf
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s. !. TnosrsoS,
A. =. DuNAET.
A NJ S1ILnNa

Alta Court Of Probate holden at Alfred, within and
for the County Of York, on the hrst Monday In
April, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and any FIVE, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge of said Court:
IN the petition Of samuel II. Hill, Guardian OF
" William g. Iiili, Of Wells, In said county, mi
nor, representing that said mnoris seized and pos.
sessed Of the follow ing described real estate, viz
One fourth part Of tract Of land IN Wells, on the
Southwest side Of the highway leading from Wells
Corner 10 Berwick AID Sanford containing ten acres
the same being more fully described n his said petit
ionthat an advantas eous offer OF sixty dollars has
been made by Daniel Morrison, Of Wells In said coun
~ which oer Is for the interest OF all concerned
to accept and the proceeds Of sale To be
put out on Interest Tor the benefit OF the said minor
and that license may be granted him TO sell and
convey the Interest aforesaid according TO the statute
in such cases made and provided.
ORpnRrp-1 hat the petitioner give notice thereof
tn all persons Interested In said estate, by Causing
n copy OF this order to be published three weeks
excessively In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed at Blddeford In said County, TINT they may
appear ut a Probate C"uu 20 be holden at sase,
In said County, on the first Monday Va May neit al
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause
u any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
IS Aiiesi,-PRANCis BACON, Register
A trussopy. Attest,-FRANcis BACON Register
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LINENS, DAMAsKs,

VyhhGb Goods,
Just received. and now openin-. . Gre a..
" sonmenl OF LINENS. DtMASKS. TABLE
COVERS. NAPKINS. DOYLiRs. DC Al.o
FLANNELS and cOTrONS. = I Widths. with q
great variety u WHITE GOODS. sj,p,rd 10
the Spring Trade, by r II q. HOOPER,
IL No. ,, Hooper's Brick Block, Liberty 81.
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U. s. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims [!

4 RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, BOTH
n IT. rulars and Volunteers Sailors. Marines, fotlla-
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Transfers, Indians,
AMI all pesors vino may have served fourteen days Ia
any Of tho Wars OF the United slt6s since the year ll
the law Of 1855 gives each Of yo who have net heretofore
received Warrant Tor Land, One Hundred and sixty
Acres !! And TO all who have received Bounty Land,
enough more a make One Iaolr@i and Sixty Acres
In the clss OF the death Of the perIon entitled 10 Lard
hi, Widow, or itno Wdow, The mlno; Child or Children,
are entitled (, tie Bounty.
We &c pftpa,,d 10 promptly prosecute oil claims
for Lend, and irU SUPPL Justices Of Peace, County
CLERKS, Com1issIoas.s Of Deeds, NotaTiss PHJiic,
LaWyt-s, and oH oiho.S, i0A Hs necessary iHsfrhc-
tons, and Otank forms, free Of cost on application,
by mail or otherwise.
When desired. will sell he Warrant at the market
price, and remit check Dr process.
N. Il. COBB x co.,
- william Street, New.york.
References 81 the mmonwesiih, Nev-York.
Ohio Life * Trust Company, New York.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscribers will sell AT privsie sale the
Il farm formerly owned by Mirk Hill. SAID
arm coaiains one bindrct acres, including over
~ acres OF excellent wood land, with some Tim.
ber II is well fenced aud well wa,escd. has y
good orchard aud good buildings. Aav oae wish.
ing to buy farm, pcasanily situated on the N
,0.side o, Tailor Poad, in Auburn, and within
four miles Of Lewiston Falls can have the same
tor $500, aud immediate possession win be CIV.
en-. For information, enquire OF Sullivan k,ng.
man, Bartlett, N. H., or Lake Hill, Biddel.Id;
Me. SULLIVAN KlNGMAN, 7
l3,f LUKE HILL.
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NJ A R R LAG ES.

Iu Buxton, ed inst, by Rev. @. W. cressey, Mr..
Aionzo II. Beale ofsaeo, Miss Ruth L. Clark Of Bux
ton.
In Newburyport, April Q, Mr.. Geo. W. Danleson, to
Miss francena Jones, both Of Biddefoni.
In Kittery, April 10, by Rev. Mr.. Payne, Mr. Edwin
Mitchell, to Miss Alice r. Adams They leave for in-
nesOta this week. ..
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TINS R,y. DIR LYMAN BEEcHER OF n,

Tur Rrv. DR. LYMAN BEECHER, OF Bos.
ton, laio Presldcn, Ct the Laue Theological Sem.
mary, Cincinnati. Ohio, writes, III have used the
VEaErAslx PULMONARY BALSAN mysel,, with
benefit, In catarrhal coughs aud colds, and have
known IL 10 he used with good effect in the esrly
stages OF Pulmonary affections, in families around
me- 2w-l6
For sale in B,ddeford by J. Sawyer; Saco, by
J. A. Berry. Price % cenis-Larger size 81. 90.
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coNsUMPrIoN IN MAsSACuusErTS.

The abstract % deaths, prepared by the Secre,a.
~ OF State, for 1917, shows an average OF twelve
deaths a day Of this disc use alone. Can no,hing
be done TO stay this fearful morality II the ale
CATIONS OF those who nj least entitled 10 yerac.
remedy
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
has cured ,housanGs VINO had tried all other rem.
edies in vain. Tbs eau be substaniiaied by a
mas Of reliable evidence
The gcnuine isalways signed l.. BUTTS. 2w II
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ncbunkr J. Cousins, A. ). l.uques, Kennebunk
port: w Li,,le6eld, Wells; S-yward &c webber.
Alfred; j. Merrill: Sprinsvale; e.. II, Snow, N.
Berwick; J. q. Thompson, 5. Berwick; Ii. A.
Pike, Cornish; q. Glilnsn, Buxton; J. Brscke,t,
w. Parsoas6eld; J. Bracke,,, Z. Parsonsdeld.