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BOTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. W. y. PADDLEfORD, once at No. q Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may be consulted on oil Diseases
sentiOn 70 all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs. Ms
great In those long standing and dicut Gases,
such ~ were formerly considered nrurable, suesns
TO commend him % the public as worthy the patronage
he has received. Therefore, pers,ns afflicted with Dtsss
Go Of the above nature, no matter how dcult 90 iong
standing the case nay be, would do wel 70 call on pr.
Paddieiord at his oice, AMI II not ectuay relieved,
no remuneration viii be required for his services
Read, Reflect, and be Wise In Time.
ns acknowledged by all Physicians Of reputs, In all
countries, that no one medicine suicent 70 ours All
complaints and also that With the exception Of Neural
gia, medicine will cure any one disease, but that
every complaint requires change Of Medicine n pro
gresses towards cure consequently oil medicines sold
by Druggists, 80 curing all complaints, SHOULD be ssc
Cd, II you wish 10 avoid being humbuggei. ...
To Females.-An diseases peculiar 10 females,
(such suppressIons, Irregularities, &c.) speedily
moved The eeary Of his remeies for the cure Of the
practice for the last II years.
| To YsunR Men.-You who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by lad habit In
youth, the effects Of which are nocturnal emissions
pains and dizziness In the head, forgctfness sometimes
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &c, terminating IN
consumption OF insanity II neglected., are speedily and
permanently cured by Dr.. Paddlefori.
III Beware Of an kinds Of Eiixs and eofdiAis, as
Dr. Paddleor gives particular attention TO all diseases
Of private nature, In both sexes, and warrants per
feet cure. ~. v ...II tf. d..
Dr. Paddleford Is not only making improvements BY his
daily Increasing practice, but also informing hnSe Of
the treatment Of the most difficult eases both in this
country and Europe. lie determined let the expense
be what may that his patients shall have s best mel
| ical treatment In the world. A..
RecolIect, all you who are afflicted, apply d once q
my once, and but few days win b. Required 10 AFFECT
| cure.
ROOMS adapted Cor the privacy Of patients. The poor
advised free Of charge. Physicians or patients vishing
MA aly
fee, ST. viii be answered by return mall. ti-ly
~ VIZ PADDELr0RD.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE is hereby given that Gelshom l.. Fall
IN and George H. Fall, both Of Maiden, IN the
County OF Mddlesex, and Commonwealth Of Mas,
sachusetts, carpenters, by their mortgage deeu
dated July the 9th, A. ID. 1911, and recorded the
9th day OF August, A. ID. 1917, Book l96, pages
500 & go Of York. County Registry OF Deeds,)
mortgaget to one Sally Fall, Of SomerswoTth, in
the County Of StraROrd, and State oi New HamP'
shire widow, her heirs and assigns, the following
described Real Estate, situated in the town oi
Lebanon, in the County of York and State or
Maine, bounded as follows, TO wit:-Easterly 10y
the road leading from the Town House, TO Moses
Rollins house. Soulherly by land Of Samuel Her
som, Westerly by land Of Noah Lord, and North,
erly by land Oi Moses Rollins and land occupied
by Daniel Thompson. Also one other lot oil land
situated in said Lebanon, bounded Eas'ery oy
the road leading from the Town House, III SAID
Lebanon, to the house formerly owned by Moses
Rollins, Southery by land OF Daniel Fall, late OF
Lebdnon, now deceased, Westerly by land OF
Noah Lord, aud Northerly by land Of Samuel
Hersom also one other lot OF laai situated IN
said Lebanon, bounded NOrth-Easierly and South
Easterly by land OF Joshua Libbey, Southwest
erly by land of John Corson and Sa1cel COrson,
and North Westerly by land Of John Blaisdell.-
Said mortgage was given TO secure the payment
Of the said mortgages, promlSsory note bearing
even date with the said mortgage, for the sum oil
sixteen hundred dollars, payable TO the said sally
Fall or order in five years then next with Interest,
and said Sally Fail tpereanerwaruS on tne <Vh
day Of January, A. ID. ISIS, for u valuable eonsl,
deraiion, granted, bargained, sold, assigned and
set over the same mortgaged properties, and all
her right title and Interest In the said described
premises, together with said mortgage deed, aud
the debt secured thereby, and all evidence there
Of. to Thomas NJ. Wentworth. OF Lebanon aiore.
said, yeoman, and endorsed said notes TO said
Wentworth, and signed and sealed. said assign
ment Of said mortgage, and delivered the same,
satN nj an said WantNxnrth-
the day aforesaid, acknowledging said assignment
to be her act and deed; which assignment was
recorded May 3Oth, A. ID. 1873, IN Book 20i, page
PSI OF York County Registry Of Deeds; aud the
condition Of said mortgage deed has been broken
by said mortgagors, by means whereof, l, the sub
scriber claim To ioreclose said mortgage, accord
ing to the provisions ofthc Statutes OF Maine in this
behalf provided, and this notice Is given for the
purpose Of ioreclosing said mortgage.
Dated at Lebanon aforesaid, u 2dth day OF De.
cemhcr in the year OF our Lord eightcoa hundred
and fly four. THOMAS NJ. WENTWORTH.
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J, L. SMITH & CO., Publishers,
PhilndcIphia, Pm.

We, the undersigned, having examined the survey.
and drafts OF this County also Typographical Map OF
Hartford County, CT, published by smith 70, take
pleasure In recommending Typographical Map ,n,
County so very much needed, being Of great practical
utility 10 business men and citizens generally and from
the testimonials and recommendations they have nom
distinguished gentlemen where they hsve made surveys
and published maps. We feel confident hey WIZ furnish
An accurate reliable and useful Map and Directory, well
worthy liberal patronage.
We hope the citizens Of this County win interest them.
selves sufficiently In this enterprise, that the Publishers
may engraye upon the margin Of the County map 1fRa
plans Of the lage towns and villages on an enlarged
scale rs they do cities and principal villages In other
counties when literally patronIo. Considering the er'
pense Of such survey Of the whole county, twenysir
towns being II 10 entirely aocal work, We think they
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PATIENTS.
B. K. ROSS G. CO.,
47f Liberty Street, Biddeford

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE, AGEScr ron Bus-
~ INEss WITH U. s. PATENT OrFicg, WASHINGTON,
10 State ST, oston. opposite kuby ST. IMPOR.
TANT INFORMATION TO INVENT.
ORS. The subscriber, late agent OF the >. Patent
Office under the act Of 1850 determined to present AL
yantages In applying for Patents superior oose offer
ed inventors by Others has made arrangements whereby
ON applications prepared AMI conducted Dy him, THIRTY
DOLLARS, nstead Of $40 paid back by others) will be
RENTED by him in OF failure 20 obtain patent and
the withdrawal through him within thirty days after the
rejection Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all
necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents In
this and foreign countries prepared and advice rendered
legal and scientific matters respecting inventions and
Infringement Of patents.
Inventors cannot only here obtain their specifications
on the most reasonable terms but avail themselves oil
the experience Of 20 years. practice extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts oil
patents granted In this and other countries besides being
saved journey 10 Washington the usual great delay there
as well personal trouble In obtaining their patents
Copies Of claims for any patent furnished by rsmns
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
"Durng The time occupied the ofice OF Commission
Of paten r. III. EDpY Esq, OF Boston, did business
~ the Patent Office Solicitor OF Patents There were
wv, any persons occupying that capacity, who had 80
much business before the Patent Office and there were
who conducted Ii with skill, fidelity and sue
cess. regard Mr. Eddy OF the best informed and
most skiu iatent Solicitors In the United States and
have hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more competent and Trustworthy ana
secure Sr them an early and favorable consideration OF
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
"PArESr 0rricK,--
n. IT, Eppr, ESQ, Boston, Mass.
"smi-lour facilities for the prosecution OF any busi-
Connected with this Office equal to those OF any
other agent very respectfully, yours &C., 36-ly
THOMAS EwBANK, Commissioner Of Patents"
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Farm for Sale.

fIim THE subscriber, In consequence VI the recent
.lp destruction Of his House and other Property by
fire, Is DESTROYS Of selling the Farm on which he resides,
being the homestead Of the late Major Daniel Cole,
and containing about hundred and fifteen Of
Moving, Tillage, fssturage, Wood and Timber Land -
distant from the villages OF saco and Bideford about IL
miles, and within Is minutes ride Of the large Manufac
turing Establishments Of the York, Laconia and Pepper
ell Companies Of the two towns. -.
1t Is beautifully located on the Eastern side and near
the borders Of the Saco River which here winds It's peace
full course towards the ocean, and forms the south westerly
boundary Of the farm for the distance Of nearly half
mile. The growth Is principally hard wood, Oak Maple,
Beach, Walnut, &c, with larger proportion OF large
sized oak Timber, suitable for ship building, than be
found on any other farm In the neighborhood with, per-
haps exception. There also the premises about
100 grated Apple, Pear and Plum Trees, than
third Of them In bearing state Any person wishing 10
engage extensively In the Vegetable and MIX Trade,
would find this very desirable situation, as, In most
cases. during the winter season, and while The river is
closed with Ice the products Of this farm could, in 10
minutes, be conveyed to market where they always
command high price. or the high privileges here af-
forded for attending schools meetings. 6c nothing more
need be said than that the farm Is within the limits Of the
rst Tor ylage) school district For further informaon
please Address apply to the subscriber on or near the
premises. THOMAS COLE.
N. B.-Ths Stock hay, &C., on the above farm is for
sale.
saco, Oct. %, 1854. 43-tf
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no one suffering from haeknled Cough, Pain In the
SIDE restless nights, nervous feelings aud the whole
train OF dyspeptc ssnsatons, and given up by their
be another moment without consulting the
AsCULhPiUs. Have the married. or thoss about 10
be married. any impeachment, read this truly usefn
book re has been the means OF saving Thousands
unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death
61rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTsl
enclosed In letter VIII reesivs one copy Of this work
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia,
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Assignce's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mayer Water
IN man aud Hugo Waterman, Of Biddeford, in
the County Of York, traders, and copartners in
Business, under the firm, name md style OF Wa
terman Brothers, on the 18th day OF January, A.
d. 1855 made an assignment OF all their real and
personal estate, whether the same belonged To
them as partners or Us tenants, in common or in
any other manner, and in their several capacities,
saving aud excepting, however, such property Ms
may By law be excmp, from attachment, TO Sam
uel w Luques, OF said Biddeiord ia trrst, Tor the
following purposes, to wit To pro.ide for, and
make an equal distribution among such Of the
creditors Of the said Hugo Waterman and Mayer
Waterman as shall, after notice, provided by
law become parties to the indenture and assign
ment the distribution To be made amoug such
creditors in proportion TO the amount Of their re-
spec,iye claims Now notice is hereby given Of
the said assignment, by said Mayer Waterman
and Hugo Waterman aud that said Samuel w. Luz
ques has accepted said trust, and given and filed
his bond as the law directs; and all creditors OF
said Mayer Waterman and Hugo Waterman are
hereby notified that three months are allowed To
oil OF said creditors, To become parties TO said
assignment.
Dated at Biddeiord, this eighteenth day Of Jan.
uary, in the year Of our Lord one thousand, eight
hundred aud iiiiy.hve.
SAMUEL W. LuQuEs MAYER 1'' %sis. nj &
Hugo Waterman.
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Albion r. Moody,
Sash, Blind & Door Manufacturer

MR. MOODY may be found AT all hours Of the
WI day, in his Shop, in the Yard Of the Saco
Water Power CO., formerly occupied by J. W.
Greenleai, ready and prepared 10 make Sash.
Blinds, sod Door, Al short notice. and at fair pri
Diddelord, Dec, 81, 1854. no 81 II
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nNllE Subscriber offers for sale his House and
L Lot, situated on the corner OF oss and Brt
streets, on Blddeford Heights. Tho House was
buIit five years sgo, the best materials and wa,
linisbed under tbs personal inspection VI the sub
scriber.4 II Is one und half story house, witt
ell and barn attached. II has six rooms, independ
eni Of closets aud pantry on the lower floor, and
two well finished chambers ON the second door
every room IN the honse Is papcied and finished
eu celler, under the whole house. with son water
therein, and a we'll of hard wafer near By
The lot contains near 1000 sqosrc feet, portion
Of Il being garden In which there are number
OF rarc fruit trees Just coming Into Tearing. ).
For heaillIncss and convenienco Of location u
|, not exceeded by any residence 10 town.
Fer terms, o. pay Nud Jo ~u P otice
80 = : 4, LYMAN w. YORK
Jf;Lie6,rd. nov. II, 1851. Lfa
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From Actual Measurement By Instrument
Surveys Throughout the County.

~ .ss-ss->,-.s'~-
Surveys Throughout the County.
THE undersigned propose To publish by order, large
ana accurate Map OF York County, from thorough and
careful surveye, By J Chaos, Jr., Civil Engineer.
Every road 10 be carefully surveyed by course and dis
tance and the locations noted, Of all the public oad.,
dwellings, churches, post Offices hotels, stores, school
houses, factories mls, Shops hills, ponds, marshes,
streams, &c. res
The names Of the property holders generally carefully
including those who order for the work. viii be engraved
upon the Map, showing the exact location Of each.
Extra maps Of cities and principal villages VIII b On.
grayed upon the margin Of the Map Also Table ~
Distances, showing the number Of miles from each Post
Once TO every other throughout the County, Dgethr
withthe latest statistical Information.
A highly ornamented Border. containing vevs OF
Public buildings, Manufactures, Private Residences,
Natural Scenery, &C., win surround the Map. III
The Map will be engraved by the most sklful artists In
the Country, handsomely colored and mounted and viii
be delivered to those who order for PvE DoLIASs per
copy.
We are now actively engaged In forwarding the work,
and shall endeavor To give every property holder IN op
portuny OF ordering copy, and also OF examining the
the work before is final completion In order 70 make
satisfactory as 70 accuracy, &c.
The Map will contain allsthe information usually
found In Town Maps for each Of the towns In the Coun-
ty and Il 10 obvious thatthe most liberal patronage
needed to sustain in producing work OF % great
magnitude and expense As II evidently OF such prac
tca utility and interest to business men and ctsens
generally, presenting minute and distinct REPRESENTA-
qure idea Of each town, village, &C.. and thei
true directions and distances from each other, We conn
denly solicit and expect the hearty coopeTon OF The
hteli gent and enerprlsng citizens Of York County
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voluntary Testimony.

We the subscribers, residents Of bennington, do hero
BY certify that we are well acquainted with DE-. J. H.
schenck lie was attacked by disease, which, % We
he operaon Of which, be Was rednced 90 low % 10 be
unable 70 leayehi bed for long time, aud 10 all sp
pearance was past recovery. lie now perfectly we'll
bis cough and eyer have leu him, and feel justified
I'm aeclarng II as our belief TINT these sautary effects
have resulted from the use Of the puimonic Syrup.
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se7 d; W. p. HAsTINog' ts,T "a
sss,s. .ss| 4 s.l.a.ss

- MANUFA Glory, y =.
No. 90 Federal street, lover the Post 0alce.)
P0RrLANDj Me. -. .i,,-y y.
the present time the prices Of Muscai Instruments
a have reached figure astonishngiy low people OF
even very limited have been enabled 10 ni ther
love Of Harmonious sounds and 10 ornament ther par0s
with n Piano, seraphne or Melophine. =. -.
In this connection voad respectfully Invite the attcn
don Of the musical public 10 go. &. ,Iy,.r...r.l
cAHARr's PATENT MELOPHINE,
which, Zoe purity Of tone elastic action and promyfrds
81 rssyonss 70 the performers touch, stands unrivailei
9 parior instrument II 10 handsomely fnlshed m
i1ano-f style, and warranted Or I've years.
10 thops Who desire cheap, and 1t the sane time Q
hamdSme, sveet-toned, and durable instrument, take
great pleasure In recommending CAlfARrs PArRHT
MkLODBON, An instrument which has been besbss ne
pubic isr several yea, and the popularity u which
tlnues 10 increase. 10 - . = 80 =,
Ihav large assortment Of sersphInes viii stops 10
produce almost any variety Of tons. - -Ef'l'l
PArticulAr anrntion paid 70 buIldne larre Rad Or
sans FOG churches. The largest bum In The siyis q
Pipe Organs. =
An Instruments are made With anlmprovsd Rssd, aud
tuned with equal temperament. - 90 afr = rr
Orders nom abroad promptly attended 70. Tuning and
repairing dons at reasonable rates.
- lg.s c W. p. HASTINGS,
@. W. sHAsSss, Agent for Bhdefbni and ssee, has
samples Of these instruments ut his residence on Went.
worth street, Bddesord. Please call and examine. Cmt3
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w HOLESALE AGENTS.

| PhiladsLphia.-Gilbert,w entz, Il Co, III Mort
Third st. .New York.--C. v. Clickner 4 Co., 81 Bar
clay st. Boston. -Redding & Coz, No. STATE ST.
every respectable druggist throughout the United
States. 62-lyeop
J. q. ROLLINS, Agent In saco.
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DOCTOR YoURsELFi
THE POCKET ASCULAPIJS
on EVERY oSr IIfs OWN PuysICflN

NNiIE fftIeth Edition, with one
u. Hundred Hngravings, showins
Diseases and Nalfonmations Of the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which is added q Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest Importance To married
people, GO those contemplating mar
WILLIAM YOUNG, I'D.
Let No father DO ashamed 20 rrs-
sent copy OF the ESCULAPiUs 10
bis child. IL may saws him from an
early grave. Let no young man OF
,womnn enter into the sacred obiiga
ions Of married life without reading
'he POCKET A.SCuLAPIUs. Let
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DIR. BROOKS

CLOSED business In saco 1--WE months ago In conse-
" quence Of III health and he has given sufficient notice
Tor settlement OF accounts. But again he would say to
MI those having unsettled accounts against him TO pre-
sent them for immediate payment, AMI oil indebted TO
him are requested TO make payment before the first day
81 December next, without fail The wise and prudent
viii neglect and thereby incur COST for these accounts
mus be settled up. DR.. Bangs' patrons who have not
yet paid, can pay DR.. Brooks.
Dr. Brooks hereby tenders to his friends and
paying patrons his sincere thanks for past avors All
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supporters.

cuppoRTnRs 4 TRUssEs Of the laics, and
y most approved siyie:, keptby Dr.. n; BroOxs
'''0' ''' n. BROOKS, NAN 81, SAco.
sseo, Feb. 3, is5s. 80 /.
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STRANGE! BUT TRUE!!


In his line Of business at Ross you III find,
OF every description assortment and kind,
That fancy can picture or ar, can suggest,
Aud wrought by the workmen ACKNOWLEDGED the
best
From the incest Of Turnrounds that always viii
fit her,
Down TO the cheapest of Ladies' made slipper,
Or wells, il you choose, that iasteiuly greet,
For winter companion, the Ladies' small feet
II these will mol answer 10 keep the feet dry,
We have some nice rubbers that none can outyie.
All these are now offered at the loves, cash price,
Just give US call and we II trade in ,rce.
To the gents who would revel in beauty awhile,
Look in at our boots got up in fist style;
Kip skin and Calf skin wo keep both on hand,
To supply at moment our increased demand.
Our stock Of all sizes = Of every hue,
Ladies and Gentlemen we offer TO you;
Of our stock and It's texture we VI now say no
more,
Blu, convince you at once, should gou call at our
store.
B. K. ROSS G. CO.,
47d Liberty Street, Biddeford.
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WANTED.

Tor partner in q lucrative business, on en-.
II ierpnsing young man with a small capital,
who Is a Joiner by imdc. The bboyc oders 10
such ono, q frirnie chance, and steady en-.
p'ooyincri: Por particulars, eoquitc ofihc Editor
December q, 1854. g'F.'f 7nia ~
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LYMAN B. MILLIKEN, W
B o o K B N D Z R,

E. No. 3 Cataract Block, Saoo,
Is prepared TO do all kinds OF work entrusted 10
him with nca,ness and expedition. Music, MAO
AzlSEs, PAMPHLETS, &c, bound 10 order. Old
Books rebound, and Blank books ruled and bound
TO any pattern. Mr. NJ. hopes by diligence IN
business to verify the old adage OF poor Richard,
Keep thy shop, aud thy shop will Keep thee.
Saco. Nov. -, 1854. 4S-W
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DIR. w. III. HASKELL,

Bowdoinham, Oct. 10Th, 1854.
Mn. HASKELL: Dear Sill have worn set OF at
tiheiai teeth two years, madeby you and feel perfect
~ satisfied with them; they are perfect ht, ana
ind them equally rs gdSd In imastlcatng food as my
natural teeth They are said BY my friends 20 look
ns,fsetly NATURAL Respectfully yours,
n. FULLER.
Dr. H. has filed, extracted, and set both pivot ana
plate teeth for me- aud with pleasure recommend
him TO all wishing the services Of Dentist.
81 N. T. CHAMBERLAIN, Bowdoinham, Ne.
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RfIl Posting.

CkMCEL PARSONS win attend to all orders entrusted
y 10 him CIR Bin P~tinx. Collecting, Door Keeping and
Crying Orders received personally, and at Dr. Joni''
Drug Store, No. 3, Washington Block, Blddefdrd.
sept. -, 1854. SS-u
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GENTLEM EMS
FURNISHING GOODS.

Together with great variety Of Fancy Goods, to be
closed up cheap.
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CHOLERA, DYSENTHRY,
DIARRllHA, CHOLERA M0RBUe,
BILIOUS on0LIC, FEWER AND AGUE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA,

Spinal Complaints sR Joints, Cuts bruises, Wounds,
Frost Bites Cholera sorbus, Dysentery Tic Dol9eaux,
and all other complaints where there pains
RAILWAYS READY RELHP will instantly stop the pain,
and quickly cure the disease.
Por the remarkak efficacy OF II. II. II. Discovery No.
q and the complaints cured by Railways Renoyatlng
liesovcnt, be In next weeks paper Il. II. H. Remedies
are sold by Druggists everywhere. II. rf.s'f
H. ii. HAY Druggist, Portland, general agent for the
State Of Maine. AGEsrs.-J. sawyer, NJ. d., Bidisocd
T. Gilman, j. @. Burham J. q. Rollins, saco A. War
rem, Kenncbunk silas Derby, N. L.webber, Aiffe 10