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Valuable Real Estate
At Auetiona

THE subscribers will offer at Auction, on the premi-
Il scs, on
Saturday, Nov. Sd, at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
The large wosory house and lot on Middle Street. for
merly occupied by the late George p Merrill.
Said lot is large and valuable has good well of water
on me premises together with building, and the
buildings are well calculated for two families
Any information desired in regard 10 said property,
will be given by the subscribers Sale positive Terms
liberal and made known the time and place OF sale
October 80. OWEN a Co Anct,rs
p. S.-Immedately after the sale Of the house we
shall sell all the furniture in the North Tenement of said
house, at Auction Particulars i'm small bills o. e. Co.
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Teachers Convention!
Teachers Convention for the County OF sagadahoc
Will be held at Richmond,

Will be held at Richmond,
Commencing on Monday, Nov. IL, and continue one
Week. Il . I'N
THERE will be associated with the undersigned, In
structois, Prof. CHARLES G. BuRNHAM, of Haver-
hill Mass, and WALTER WELLS, A. NJ :, of Portland.
A Public Lecture, Addresses, will be given each
evening of the session, by more of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Prof Bunham, Rev. s. Souther, Jr,
of Fryeburg A. b. Wiggin, A. NJ of Yarmouth, Rev.
w. A. P. Dillingham;, of Augusta, Messrs. Wells and
Dunnell
10 The Convention wi be held in the above town,
and, by the interest of its citizens board will
he furnished prices from 8 rs So for the session
MARK II. DUNNELL, Superintendent of Common
schools.
Augusta Oct, 80 1856. r.. .- o2w20
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EASTERN TIMES
sssA sssA MARINE JOURNAL. So

STISsoN 4 Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston. Capt
Stnson avoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaser, formerly of this city, All business entrusted
to HIM VIII be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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PORT OF BATH.

IUEOUA1 Uct. q.
ARRIVED.
Sch Arey, Read Oct. 21st Lat. so 40 Long 10 spoke
ship Gosman of Damariscotta, Goudy, for New York,
81 days out Had | st rudder, SC.
FRIDAY, Oct 26.
ARRIVED
Brig Houlton, Grover, New Haven, with White Oak
timber to j ID Robinson.
Brig Carribee, Cushing Wilmington C.
Brig Stockham o liver, Jacksonville.
CLEARED.
Brig Martha Edwards, Kinsman, Potomac River
MONDAY, Oct %.
ARRIVED.
Cch Punganu~, Fletcher, Pictou, Ms
Sch Odd Fellow, Buker Boston.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
NOfiCA.

LII persons indebted TO the late firm Of W. H. Il
4 H. MCCLELLAN, are hereby notified that all demands
that are not settled before the first of December
will be left with an attorney for collection.
Bath Oct. 81. o6uon
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
STATE OF MAINE.

f1s E gr~y7- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
- f Augusta, October y, 1885.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council, will be
held the Council Chamber in Augusta, Monday the
fifth day of November, inst
Attest. ALDEN JACKSON, Secretary Of State.
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Brankrupt's Stock Of Dress Silks
AT AUCTION.

TlIE subscriber will sell at his store, commencing
Tuesday, Oct. 80, al 10 IL o'clock, A. NJ,
and continue until the whole is disposed Of very rich
and desirable stock of
Black and Fancy Dress Silks.
consisting Of nearly 100 different les very high
cost together with large of Linen and White
Goods Dress Goods, Quilts Blankets, Table Covers Nap
kins, &c; the same being consigned by the assgnees of
an extensive failed house in ncighborng city The sale
is positive.
LADIES invited to call and examine the silks and
tend the sale. j. L. GILMAN, Auctr.
Bath, Oct %, 1855.
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REMOVAL.
Sign Painting. Gildir
Those who Indulge in Smoking,

ND would like suit themselves to Choice Cigar,
II will do well by calling the subscriber, at his old
stand of Front Street and Sagadahoc Ferry Slip
where the following Brands can be found =
Operas Plantations and Regalias, which are hard to
beat Oscuro, Ell Dein, Fideia, Pagzo, Magnolia, Ell
Puro, Leguanda Reveneys Londoners, rincipias Know
Nothngs, Frank Pierce, Webster and various other
brands numerous 10 mention
Call and examine, for Ihave taken pains to procure
ly those which thus far have given sat sfaction.
ALF. T. ROBINSON.
July lUth, 1855.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
HALLOWELL NURSERIES.

TIE present Proprietor having purchased HE Nurs<
cries formerly carried ON by II c. LINCOLN and having
made extensive additions to the same, is prepared
to offer the people of Name good OF Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Shrubhery, tc.
Tie number OF varieties large older Nur-
SERIES hut consists of those thnt have tried and
may be relied upon both to correctness of nomencas
ture and adaptation 10 the cl mate of MHine
The Fruit Trees offered vigorous and health v
and in every respect superior the Trees that brought
from Southern and Western Nurseries, and hawhed about
the country by pedars and speculators.
THEY nearly all formed with stems and low
tops experience has proved that such Trees bet-
adapted to Withstand the extreme heat OF summer,
less liable disease. and prolific than those
that grown like irifhe and which when taken from
the Nursery will hardly support the weight Of their
tops.
THE Stock Of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs hns heeu
increased within the last two years by Import tios from
Europe, and they will be Of suitable size for selling the
ensuing year.
Particular attent on is invited to the collection Of
EXTRA-SIZED APPLE AND PEAR TREES,
MANY of which in a bearing state, and for trfing
difference IN cesl viii enable the purchaser obtain
quicker for his OUTLAY.
Now ready for sale Apples, Pears, Piums Cherries,
Ounces. Grapes Currans, Gooseerries, Raspbcrries,
Blackberries, Ornamental Trees, Ornamental Shrubs,
Rhubarb, Asparagus,
Climbers, Dahlias, Dubious oots, &C.; Scions and
Cuttings in their season. ~
7 Any articles hand will he furnished from
liable Sources short notice and the lowest prices
Address, f. GLAZIER,
o3wl9 Hallowell, Me.
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HYDE & BOWMAN,

HAVING made large additions to their stock OF goods
IL are now prepared offer extensive assortment OF
Plain and Plaid ThibetS,
Bay STATE Paids Lyoneses, DeIanes Prints, Flannes
of every description, Bleached and Brown Cottons,
Thick Cloths for men and boys wear, Shaws Capes and
Mantas, (some patterns0 together with general
variety of Dry and Fancy Goods.
Goods delivered any part Of the city free OF cost
orr an o3w20
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New Millinery!
MRS. ROUSE. Centre st

Mrs. ROUSE, Centre St.,
II AS just received elegant assortment OF Ribbons
Ill Flowers Emtr deries, &C., Fall Styles Ladies' Hats
very charming. The best mliners only employed and
all work entrusted, superintendent by herself Sraws
bleached to look well new lowest price, being
all done at mandatory good assortment Of
Dress and Cloak trimmings and buttons.
Mrs. Rouse grateful for the very large of pat
ronag with which she has been favored the years,
will still attempt to merit it. by sparng pans please
her customers.
NIB. good assortment Of Mourning constantly on
Bath, Oct /. 1frs 49,
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boy Wanted,

A N ACTIVE intelligent, honest hoy, from IA to II
n yrs OF age, who writes fair hand and who can
bring the best testimonials r character and is willing
strive learn the Dry Goods and Auction business
One whose parents reside in the city would be pre-
iSd-red. W. -f t..-
October 80. rrr VAN.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01

good assortment of Womens Goat and Patent Leather
n ANGLE Ties for Misses can be found at
July d. 6 j. W. ROBERTS.
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CoHees.

OLD lava. Central American, Maracaibo Rio AZ Cane
" Cofees. Also frst-rate of Ground Cuff
lees, by retail and BY the OK. For sale by ..
l90 JOHN Ii. MCCLELLAN.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
One Cent Reward,

DCNAWAY from the subscriber on the 7h inst an In
dented apprentice, named 0sro NJ Morse, aged about
IA years Sand boy is of light complexion blue eyes, and
his face is somewhat pitted by small pox All persons
forbid harboring or trusting said boy my account
JAMES TARB0X.
Topsham, 0ct. 10, 1855. 3wlSs
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
Fruit! Fruit! and Vegetables I!

LII the varieties Of the received by the steam-
boat every trip. For sale at the ofthe subscriber
corner of Front street and Sagadahock Ferry wharf
Bath July 10, 1855, ALP. L. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
DOMESTIC PORTS.


PoRTLlND.-Ar 26th, sch Jasper, Stockwell, Wisas-
set for Boston In the roads schs Imperial Cunning
ham, and III Pool, Rives, Wiscass for Boston; sch
Henry Dunton Wesport for Boston Rambler, w ais,
Bootbay for roston.
New ORLEANS. CID, ship May Gu en-, Skofeld,
Liverpool.
Brig James Wakefield, Allen, Wilmington, n c.,
DAYS =
Sch New Globe Brookings, Virginia.
BoSTON-Ar Oct 26, sch lien Cove IL. for Gardiner;
New Globe, brookngs, ChoptanS Va. for Bath
NEW ORLEANs-nelow 10Th, ship Arabia from Liver
pool.
Adv, ships independence for Liverpool Trenton for
do wtg 300 bales; kossuth, Sklings for Boston wtg
200 bales. =
SAvASNAH-Ar 22d (by ,el ship Rome Otis Boston.
WILMINGTON C-Went to 21st, brig James
Wakefield, Bath. -
NBw IoRK-Cld 18th, Katahdin Eusts, Savannah
Wilmington, N C.
Cid, barque Indian Queen. Manson, Havana: Flori.
da, Williams, Bath.
AID. brig Scotland, of Portland) Witham, Savan-
nah 10Th inst.
Sid 27 barque IndianIQueen started but came to an
chor in the RO DIS.
MoBILE-Ar 18th, ship Chancellor, Stetson New
castle
New YoRK-Ar2 Goth, Alhambra, ,Erskine, Port Even
for Hallowell.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
Sugars.

pORTO Rico, Muscavado, Havana, Light Brown,
Crushed and Coffee Crushed sugars, for sale by
100 JOHN H. MCCLELLAN.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01

A letter from the agent of New York underwriters
dated Marsees 10Th inst states that ship Geo Pat
ten of Bath, from New Orleans which was sunk in the
harbor had struck upon rock the entrance of the
harbo before stated to have struck the pie near Fort
st Jean) She had ID feet water in the hold and the
greater part of the cargo 1897 hhds tobo and III bales
coon) would be ously damaged, but most of it be-
longed to the French government and not insured
The first part of the letter tha the ship had big
ed, which probably not the case as it subsequently
says "The damage sustained by the ship being in the
upper works she be easily repaired at little expense
The water has been nearly an pumped out
Eastern times., 1855-11-01

1.-THE ship John Dunlap of Brunswick, AT tons,
70 years old has been purchased by parties in Boston
private terms.
1.-THE New York Ship List reports the sale of new
ship Oh the stocks at Richmond 100 tons for SAG 900
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
PATENT SAFETY s 4 Fisli'Y LAMP.

- a N D La LAMPnFEEDEKS.
M AkhANTED to prevent all accidents from the of
w BURNING FLUID, PATENT OIL, ROSIN OIL AM
and all other explosive compounds used for the
production of light
We respectfully invite the attention Of the public to New
els Improved Solar Fluid Lamp, which gives brilliant
hame steader than gas The cost Of burning being less
than ONE CENT an HOUR
These Lamps applied to Chandeliers for Churches
Hotels Factories, Stores and Parlos Oil Soars can be al
tered, using the shade Common Fluid Lamps gan
be changed to Safety Fluid Lamps.
Burning Fluid and Camphene,
as CHEAP and GOOD as can be bought In the market
Also, Chandeliers Shades, Globes, Lamp Wicking En-
try Hall lanterns &C., for SALE wholesale and retail by
NEWELL, WILLARD & CO.,
No. % Bromfeld Street, Boston,
N B. large deduction will be made from the former
prices of Newels Safety Lamps &c.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
FISH AND -HEYWOOD'S
[AMMOTH DAGUERREAN R0OMS
LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH

A<A ~ ~ A|Ab = ~ 11xSOh HUIlH III
Manufactured and Tor sale wholesale and rctai by the
American Laundry Company, Once NO
IA Water Street, Up Stairs, Boston.
And by Grocers Druggists and Periodical Houses
ally throughout the country For richness ofquaty
y Of polish durability appearance and power Of resist
ing damp weather, it is unrivaled WARRAN FED to
contain no ingredient injurious to the finest fabric.
Orders sent by Express promptly attended TO.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
Bounty Land Warrants.

DASH and tbe highest price paid for Bounty Land War
" rants by o4tf SAMUEL. ID. REED
Eastern times., 1855-11-01

ADIEN JACKSON, Secretary of State.
Eastern times., 1855-11-01
ARRIVED.

Cch Punganu-, Fletcher, Pictou, n g.
Sch Odd Fellow, Buker, Boston.
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nELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILIA,

For Purifying the Blood, reaopng all dssa-es 0tsiag
roa tLeess 81 .hsrearR, exposure aEa imprHGsHee ~
tVe, ehroaie coast tHtsEGt dseds, artssHg from
pure stair Of fAs Blood ana "a, any relabe aHd .s,e
HD kHeca easfy fer hs OF ScrefHla salt hhLme
sad Mad, Ul1eratioas y The Thrast aAd Lungs, Paas
oHd SioeiiHgs Of the bones, Tstisr, PsmPiss ths
RACE, aud sea y ErHPti0Rs u the SktH.
Thus Hricls 4 IO~ presented BY some Of the most
distinguished physirin tine county, aud has ed
more stheiru; prseice than any preparation OF ssr
sapafili YET offered 10 the public. Several Of
secondary syphilis, MercUrai aud Scrotn lous
have entirely recovered 10 the iucurabe wards OF ouf
Public Institutions which had for many yeafs fs listed
uFefy mode OF treatment hat could devised These
eases furnish sinking examples Of the sautafy Effects
ofhs medicine IN arfostng some ofihe
.elses, afef thu glt nds wore destroyed, aud the
bones already al ecled.
NorIcE.-Letieis from Responsible Physicians and
Professors Of several Medical Colleges, aud uidoaie.
OF cures from patients will be found both
Preparations.
PrIsrs, FLUID int'sct Of Bachu, 81 per bottle, or
bottles fOi s..
PHIcEs, Fu'd EIract OF SarsapaTs, 81 per poile or
bottles for s., cqai IN strength toane gallon OF synp
Of sursapaIila.
Prepared and sold by II T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Chestnut Street, near The Grard House, Phiiadel
phia.
To he had Of COLLINS & PIERCE Montpelier, Vt.
Aud of Drug gi>ts ri dealers esefy~bere.
4 let directed to the Proprietor Sgea rsesiues
immediate al eAtOn. -; ly.
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" ssaafs CAasber, Otis, -fgrii Sih, 1854
Z" Ds. J. e. A1Hs-iinnurcd SIR | have made tlsF-
Oh trial u the CsrtHric fftI, is b your agent,
and have been cured by them ~ the dreadful RAeumstss
under which he found me suffering. The hpt dose
lier.d me, and few subHcqieui doses have entfsit
removed tie dlesso. feel m better health than iof
years beife, which aiirbute entirely the esess
OF youT CsIHaBrfc PitLs. Ncrs with great respect,
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The present oritiesl II OF European Adams viii
render ibese publcat unusually interesting during
the forthcoming year. They will occuly a middle
round be ~een he hastily wiiiten iems crud-
'pecuaiions, and hyi fumors of the daily Journal
indl pondefous Tome OF the future historian ~fit,
ten after tho living intefe and eIeitOinent OF The
great political events Of the time shall have passed
way. II IL to these periodicals that readers must look
for the only really utrleible and reliable history Of
current esent-, and lssuch, ia addition Ia their we'll.
established literary, scientific, and theo logic char
seteI, we urge thom upon tho consideration of the
reading public.
FyAfrungemenis are nov permanently ma e for
the receipt ofEARLY SHEETS iron the British put
li,hers.bs winch we enabled to place Ill our RE-
prihis in the bands OF about soon they
can bo furnished with the foieisn copies Although
this Involves very large outlay part, shall
coniiace to furnish the periodicals al tbs low
rates a, neretaiore together with the follow ing pre-
mi ums To ne suhscltbeus
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H,c0itinrs.
J. u. sCuENCK's
ULM0NIC SYRUP,
For the Cure of Consumption.

The proprietor Of this medicine was himself many
yeHrr neo, reduced az low to be given ~ by ne
phpeia and hienas, 10 the last stages Con.unp
ION Nhrn Hl hopes OF ever getting well had Ned.
he was sroneiv tecon'nne nded 10 use S,rnp made
from ola Indnn receipt. which sureee ded IN eHee
tuHliy curing him. Tho family nh, stefan nd stre
nuuhef uf iospcctabie gentlemen eeni6-dto the fe,
of the cnse. and soon the fulnonie Ssuu obtsit cd
reputation never equahed that of he =, IN
nv. Creating, ihi. did, srnsution .ceond 20
that only If niifarie. nf Shenek waited on b,
many smtlatl rtfiIci d.to whom he administered the
SNfuu With the be- nchciHl results In fact .urh
the notoric Of hi. medicine that emine ~ ptnc-
ticinr physicians had their atteniiun dawn toward
The rising reputation rf ~, from htving viinesscd it's
curative powef-, 7nd freely erte 80 tic hand oi
friendship and encouragement nj to Dr. Shvnrk and in
ifndnc'd tho medicine to the public, aud used IL in
then duilv practice.
No Other medicine operates upon the sys'em in he
mnrnef that th' Pumoric sy up does. u itoiures
healthy action upsa the morbid pafs, by rufibing
th' from disease; 1t promotes the csp rtoratous IL
laws iho c1uph, tnrns ihr mLtt@f IN the lungs, and
when 10 T. dt-chatsrf v heais the opening that the
teaAing ~ the tnbrfcles OF absces- fotuers and the
lungs hnconl' sound and fcsume the performance OF
their natural functions T. also suoihss the itriisted
portion Of the lungs uiher ofFans. Hnd thus
stores these pttts to health superior property
that tho medicine possesses over all .,hcs IT, that II
contains no opium, caiOi-el any other dreteiiou.
dicnn
w isfi Dr. shenck removed from Flemnaton. New
Jersey 10 Philadelphia, md commenced the prnece Of
eSceled nv nome 10 curing dis that had here
tnir boeu deemed inrurahe, and he hiss silce ~ en-
daily presented to the world ineuniestatie evidctes
his success.
Both OF nj. parents died with Consumption, ~hich
appears TO have bern 40 hereditary di-ea-e with h.,
hthct's family. Al his brothers and sisiers, exert
one nted eafy of this disease nO1e Of them but tho
one brother, reaching ihc sge uf twenty
Thus Ten neatly the last of his family, h. naturally
fell slsim, oec s0cr another was eonsig ued
To the silent tomb by this f,ll destroyer.
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NEw-Horx, March ~, 1850.
To the Prepris'srs e5iAs srsaish Hair Creator
Gentlemen--Having hscn qui'e bald for The last sr
OF seven wears, induced hy reading your advef
.t.tment. to nake uiaiui the Swedish Hair Creator.
Ii !. no y about eve monihs since commenced a.. use,
and NY hair y growing Hgan refN hnely whefe pre-
ous ef usug yuurpfe pafatiuns. there Wa nune AZ all
H. iusce to your wonderful discovery, must add thst
have tried every oans m my pow-f to restore my
HAIR, rnd nll Other ptepnfations seemed 10 do more
horn than good take gtea pleasure IN stating ha'
s now need OF Hving my entirely restored
aud chectiuly rve YOU this testimony, hoping u NAV
nduce others who are skcpttcal, ~ ~as, to give
your sw.dish Han Creator tsii trial.
Your, CT. SMITH, III sphus-sIfeet
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HARRlSON'S
COLUMBIAN TONIC STIMULANT

MILL cure all disease. caused By ptostration of d.
w gesise power is action is immsdiate a. A
,t'mulani, 10 rouse the vital energy 10 ITS healthy
oiee - tonic, 10 sustain aud pep situate that
hii healthy -eefetoas are restored and ufsl power
rututns. II will roaoys ell mid loims Of CLolota
Sh"leri Mofbas, ID, .ontefy, Bilious Collie, Fever and
fe'rf "a Asne and "A connection with HAtR.o.'s
CeLpNriAs NtsGrAHLs taErIc via cure the most
severe Cases OF tho~a and othsf acute diseases in The
shoIt.s possible tins The Dyspepiic nnds inmed,.
ae tolet aud petmaneni cue, m rs use. FuI An
bIoaehia aud Paimonary sheetions, 1t has great res
torauvn efficacy. "
The alcohol aud opi UNI inebriates Wilt n mai,
ieei 'ubsltuie i"f both Those diso,se enRsude.,ay
aad heshh destroying sttcles a. IL On erclu.s.Is
sesetabir conposntani aud pure Tonic and ,ti,na
liant, without the shgbt,si disessing lop.r,, In IN,
competition OF aeten on the system. The f,,,aa. AZ
viii hnd itaa agent ofgrsat po,eae,
"a theif cause. and that the vIisted eta,inv. af
diseased appetite undef rs use will give Mac. 40
health action and nAtufal drses O. Is delriou. a.
the taste, aud grateful the stnsiiites ne 500,
Ash Il may be ttksn IN ~ present fo'-., susg
Of IN water, making aeiigAtJaf beuerage A..s
beverage Its deieiousaess 10 saegaaie y r,. ~
ted or alcoholic prepafstion. u pts..n,, ~ vii =.
enres disease Its use - applicable 10 ilrma,.. h
All .cesoss' AL diseases, add IN all
| OIL. '"ee
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CERTIFICATES.

NEw-NuHE, Artl IL, 1883.
We, the undersigned, recommend TO hose Tho sto
bn ID OF losing their haiti to Sc The SWEDISH HAlh
CRt ATuR, Hav'ng had the pttparaihn apphedr ut
the Of the F'op'enfa, believe II 10 he, rom
experiment, the only article which will pro nc" or
create htit heads where the badness has been
Of veAis' standing.
ntZ ROGERS, South Fourth ST, BrooLlyn,
n EAGER. ala ntnadwny,N Y.
nf WI BENNETT. 100 Fourth Avenue.
J. PECK. 1904 Fourth street
4 n. LYONS, IS Hud-un- Street.
e. NAN TASsEL, 979 Brnidway.
EFT t.npT, t,iukfn nhice 10 Spruoe-Str~tt.
u HENDERSON Oculisi, as Braadway.
JOHN +. MOOR. 81. Clinton Place, Eight street.
~ fNRN BURTNE -, i79 Eist S-veu'centh-st
W COt.EBtiRN. 80 Wet twenty -hfst street.
DAVID RArTRAf. ~ Fihy-srcond street.
WALTEN MOORE, 2l5 Wet TwUntt -seNenth ST.,
WILLIAM IRVINE, n Catherine street.
&c B.. r. SNiTu, ~ Spring street.
Az HIGGINS, sg7 trosdwHy.
MARY { BRANTON Goa Bf"adwny
JULIA \ GON-ALNES, laa foutth-stect.
M.O.BANkS, $50 Broadway.
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iflr0ifincs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND
Holloway's Ointment.

citiieHs If the Uaiar,--
You have done the honnr NJ with ono voice
from one md Of The Union tr The other, to samp the
character of m, Ointment with ,ous Appreciation. It
10 scarcely years since made It known among you
and already, it has otiained more celebrity THAI any
other Medicine In so short period
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
3s, Corner If .sns aud .Nas.a Streets .NeS Tork.
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nlcoifines.
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR.

This preparation IL now seknowledrcd TO he the
o.ty which viii restore crrate the ssin. where
Bsidnes- has been Of many yesfs standing Read the
oilowre testimonials, and see what they say Of In
New York BESIDES these, have ms ny Others, from
Physicians Of excessive prartice and pefscus Of the
highest rrspectahiltt,, tal Of whom he ,ecn ~
cnfes und'd WITH Witch may be seen al the Depot,
qsui t,,.dxsx <.w N.,tk
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NIw-Yosr, Ma eh IS, 1855

Sir. IN The carly part 81 last sumner. my daughter
was afflicted with abscrss about inch above the
rcntre 81 tho os frontis the diameter Of which whs
tao inches. It va opened. aud after the ischuige
had ceased the nf the hait exposed on he
inside vt lie scalp. Wuhina week, all tho hair over
the diseased spot had ialrn out Much anxiety was
fe in consequence OF it, exposed sitpaiiun fnting II
would egiin gov. TWoeApsrienced medic ine n
were cunsuhed, who decided the SCOT would remain
permanently bald. Natiaus restorative means wee
fssnrted 10, without eject when friend recommended
yuuf Sweash HAT Creator. AFTER ten days nppics
ton, microscopic examination evidenced a growth
Of line downy looking hair Inspired with fresh hopes,
continued its app catinn and IN weeks was re-
vafded bv growth Of hair inch IN length. u -
now lull .cngih and poIfectly healthy then recon
mend IL 10 lady (relstive) whp had lost her hni
from efv.pelas. She used It wtb Ike happy result.
take pleasure in wing you this testimony ~ fsvoro
you valuable discovery, believing II TO be, from actual
experiment OF the very few useful curative an.-
eles hat ema maize from Q1ackdom.