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NEW-.JERNEY ITEMS.

CITY SEAL-The Corporate Seal of the City OF
Hoboken has just been completed. II presents
birds eye view Of Hoboken, taken from the water,
and shows West Hoooken in the distance. The de-
sign was made by New-York artist named Hague,
and the view ives taken at the suggestion OF Mayor
CEckner from boat some distance from the snore.
1t is beautiful and appropriate seal, and reflects
credit upon those concerned in getting t up.
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NoRTH-WEsrERN DisPENsARY-REPORT FOR JUNE.
No. OF patients 1885, treated at their homes 202;
treated at diSpensary sjl males 1922 females GIL.
Cass-heari and lungs lOi; head and abdomen 49,
eye and surgery 1922; skin 40; vaccinated SO;
women and children 49, minor surgery 1870. Results
well or relieved lO02 hospital g. died g. transferred
20; remain under treatment Z. NGtirity-United
States $751; Ireland sos; other countries 6s. Number
of prescriptions 2l00; largest number in one day no.
average 60.
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law LVI'ELLIGE1VNE.
sUPRENLE COURT-sPEcIaL TERM-JuLY9.

SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-JuLY9
In the matter Of Johr-st. Methodist Church. ln-
upcon restraining tho Trustees from selling the Church con
tuued till after trial allowed ascertain whether said safe IS
desi ed by majority Of the PRESENT Church members, &c,
and trial for the present, posponet
Habeas Copus-Pordeen indicted in relation to the Poole
affair brought be ado Tilted 70 bail ont IN, notion
owing to absence believe, OF the Drc.Att9rney no.
argued
Henry c. Ginsman sg. Sophia II. Ginsmen.-ComPsnt
dismi,e
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PHILADELPHIA Markets Irty 0.

CorroN dull rather easier FLOUR UNCHANGED,
cerfs hsht sales AZ ~ - l Tor 90 extra Rye
FIouR I'm ~ 25 CosN MEAL rather rmrr thoush hero
have been sales s4I WHEAT, hte offering y seAngi
CoRN ore active; sales o0 hu-hels Peunsy yania ysNow
Isl 5sc RYE timer with sales az p-es public GRocE-
RTs finer sud large sails Sugar SATURDAY. aud 20 day iai
rates. Mo ases wanted pr-yus bat Cohee Is quiet.
TRovstoNs develop thing ard business "a limited Rice
is fru al 6d6c. WmsEY sells slowly iic hhds and &C.
or a fa
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undergone the ordeal Of very strict Legislative ex-
animation, and has been re-chsItered with an in
creased capital. This is Of the best banks in
Pennsylvania and confines Itself strictly to the dis
count of cgitin ate business paper.
TIE adjourned meeting of the stockholders Of the
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad Co. viii
be held at the Aston House 20 morrow Tuesday, at
o'cl,ck, TO hear the report of the Committee.
The Chicago Free Press saws:
." The cars on the Chicago Branch of the Illinois
Central Railroad commenced running 10 Nation. ~
mi e. south of Urbane, Monday last, where con-
nection is made with the Alton and Terre Heue Rail
road and direct railroad communication Is opened
TO the latter city, Passengers leaving here in the
morning at o'clock arrive at rerre Haute at the same
hour in the evening This is of the finest cities
on The Wabash ard IS surrounded by rich and popu-
ous country. The importance OF this connection VIII
be seen at glance There ought 70 be a large trade
between CHICAGO and Tefre Hau,e, and we have no
doubt that with proper exertions It may readily be Sc
cured
This brings into profitable use the Eastern division
(J5 miles of the Ter.e Hau'e and Alton road. The
Western division, from the Illinois Central main line
TO the Mississippi is to be in operation early in August,
and the entire line by October. This promises 10 be
one Of the most productive of the Western lines. The
Convertible lst and I'd Mortgage Bonds of the Com
pany have been taken to large extent lately and az
advancing prices.
Tie quantity Of Flour, Wheat Corn and Barley
left at tce water during the first week in July, in the
years 1854 end 1885, is as follows:
Flour bblS Wheat, bu. Corn bu Barley b.
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MARRIED.

srovr-WALrov-At weItsvile N j. Thursday, June o.
by the Rev Mr. Amber Mr. c. h. STOUT Of " T. to Miss
Nos,H WALTON Of Ger. Jno. Walton OF the above
mentioned place.
Long thy days be-.
Oh happy mans
Long she love thee
From weGlocks swee; band.
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brandy charged to have beer sold ives imported OF
domestic liquor and, sccopl-That il does not appear
in said warrant that the defendant Is not an importer
nor that the liquor 800 was not in the original pack
ace The same objec ions were raised in the case Of
Morrison AZ the further examination OF all the de-
cepdspts was thereupon adjourned till Wednesday,
thev being held in $3.50 bail each TO appear
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

FIDN.Afl
AsHES-The market very unsetted and heavy for Pots;
large sales reported but could not trace the small
LOT sold At 30 62l. Pearls are dull at %6 a.
CUTTON-Onye moderate demand has prevailed st an al
Of c the pce current yesterdays the sales
eco bales We continue previous quotations
for the present. warranted In altering them
conform the sdyan above noed ho the unsettled feeling
exhhitel az ne close.
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pIRDY's NATIONAL TuEATER Mr. j. r ScoT

appear this house To NIGHg Rols" with Mrs II.
Y. NIeHoLs RlyDs' In addition 70 this Miss ELIZA
WALTON OF this city 20 make debut appearing
MaEery" IN the Rough Diamond The dram, OF Coed
and EyA" completes the programmes
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Great inhaiing remed
edY for Asthma, Con.

Inc UftAt INDALlX ItIIBly TOT AsIuHldi OUk-
sumption and all diseases the Throat and Lungs Dr. Cur
IIs's HyGESA Thousands have been restored 70 health tbs
pasi year by the uY6ENA Principal Oe No St3 Broadway
and sold by C. H. RiSG No 1872 Broadway. Price oay IS
package. DR. CURTIs will be the office daily from 10 %
celOck, where he may be consulted free of change.
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IMMATURE ALMANAc......THIs DAY.
Sun Rises...E5 50 Sets.......Eoz hoOs-hise@ 'iSfi
HIGH INTERCHANGEABLE DAY 80.
Sandy AGO Gov Island. 1910 Hell Gate. 1871
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IN dp Co,neliG Larrene,, from LirerpooL-Wm Clarence
Jones Tblp Benns Is her Benns OF Now.Yo, Ksr King
If Hamburg. - 81,
LdTk I0RqHn, from CfeJEegosr beartsey, lady, ss-
ter FIVE children ana seiyO,t "
IN tork eaGs, from Curocod.-J. w. Gawpert and lady.
.ltul
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NlhaleIH.

Arr az New-Pedford 9Th, D.siemona, Eh' lizard fss
Pay Of Islands Feb. 8, with $50 bbiG sperm or geirt
in Feb, of Sunday leland ship Ocean, Fuller We"
go bblA sperm oil. . ,.a.h u,gsdsoA
Q.borD, On whaling yoyge
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Advertisement
ia WATER ANn GRE An SIRuPS MADE FROM

SREsH CKEANSomethug and superior ordinary Sir
ups Ladies' and gcn;lemo1 invited call and try them
RpsHroAs only at No. M Broadway, Of Csnss and
No 10 Asor House, corner Of BaIclay-st
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ACCIDENT IN PEEKsEILL.--The Hon. Mr. Nelson,
with bis wife, wifes mother and his daughter-inaw,
Mrs. George p. Nelson, were thrown from their car
rage in Peckskl on Monday morning and all OF them
severely injured.
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tAdVcrtsement.l
To NERVOUS SUFFERERS "A retired Clergyman

restored health in few days after many years great
suffering anxious make known the Of
VIII send (eel the prescription used Direct Rev. JcHN NJ
BssSkLL, No. SO Fultonsi Brooklyn n. Y
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BURGLARIEs.-Tbe house of George Betchel No. 70
Clinon felonousy entered Sunday ate noon duI
The absence of the fsmy and robbed Of 20 IN COIN gold
watch and spoons al worth several th0u nd dollars
The sidence Of Peter C. Cornell No 81 PieFepoIt was
the 6oo drawers and the furniture greatly dsnage Ihe
whole house ranacked but the family absent II IL not
lnosn VIII has been stolen.
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fAdvertisementI
Gas, GAS. GAs.EARCHFR, WARNER & Co. ar,

now manufacturing CHANDELIERS and other styles Of Gas
txrvsEs which or be"ny OF design and superior workman
shp unsurpassed country See samples
depot No SIG Broadway. Also PORTABLE Gas WORKS
sr country dwellings churches, factories, SC, warranted
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DprsKgyyEss.-A few cases Of drunkenness were
snosed Of before Alderman Mares and Justice jacobs
on Monday morong. The prisoners being questioned
as 10 where they had got the liquor stated that they
could not tell, as they were too drank at the time to
know anything about it. They were fined $40 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

Roof takes real life size Photographs on canvas
Rocr's Photographs Of all sizes unsurpassed
Roor'S Gallery u easy OF access.
Roor 10 At No. SIS Broadway, OF Frankiu-s,.
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.pprsrs ny The PoLIcE.-The police Of the severai
d.,,;ots made total of fody-one arrests on sunday,
Of which twelve we're for intoxcation These were al
disposed Of by the imposition of $40 fire.
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IAdyertissDentl

IN on. wstreoors, &C Pho,ogaphs 81 Daguerrcoypes IS
cents Stereoscopes 81 the largest Picture Gallery ia
Ameriea. shy PsIleIs. No. 90 Breadway.
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MARINE coURT-JuLY s-Before Judge BIKOsALL.

Judge B. on Saturday stated that he would render
decson ia the complaint OF Hill agt Smith leady mentoned
today but this forenoon he announced thai be would defer CIV
ing the opinion till Wednesday.
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neesip,s OF Produce. .JuLY9.
Passengers Arrived

BIZ North Rrer Boats-s2 30 bbls Flour AM bush CON-
% bush. Oats fs Pkg Provisions, p pkgs Ashes 5 DO
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SuppFS DRArH.-A German named Maurice HaaSe
residing az No l6i Atlantic st. died suddenly sunday even
inc IN that o'clock the deceased wsnt 70 ms
sdsSv r some rsohe returning his room he was
taken with oonvu and died within half an hour
ortsr xsminst made and found that deceased
caue to his death from apopexy verdict IN ac,o'dano
was rendered by the Coroner's jury
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AT the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Clinton County Coal Company, held at their. Office,
No lG Wall ST.. to-day the following gentlemen were
elected Directors viz: John c. Mallory, Gordon
Burnham, Daniel w. Ingeso, Thos. C. Durant E.
Russell Hnckey, jeremiah Wilbur, Edmund Coffin,
James II. johnson, Girard Crane aud Nathan T. Car
ryl n. II. Osgood, George G. Haydock and Truman
Smith were elected Inspectors Of the next annual cleo
ton.
The earnings Of the Golena and Chicago Railroad
For June, lass. E2's5o
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FouSp DRowSED.-Coroner Handford held an In
e Yesterday Oh the Of found drowned az the oo
Of f. street Green Point Sunday afternoon verdict n
accordance was rendered.
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June 5--@-July -
Average Average
al amo1r-
=, BANKs CAPITAL oiCir. Of oiCu OF
FNs' " Jpiv T. lcu aim Deposits calsua Deposits
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MosDAY, July s-P. NJ.
jbs stock psrket was moderately active this morn
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The country banks hold Convention at Syracuse
tomorrow for the purpose of considering plan for
a State Clearing House.
The following is the shipment Of Treasure from San
Francisco June 10, by the Mail steamship Golden
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Dec. $40 t64 Dec. .692 80 Inc 6S0tl8 Dec 1856
Ry reducing Wheat four the quantity or the latter
let - this year compared VITA tbs corresponding
period OF wear decrease OF 2o8 barrels o. Flour
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF the pFt
cir articles produce from the commence
mo Mt Of navigation the 7th of July inclusive duing the
- D - 90. 4 :. H..
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MARIN II 10 u M l..
Cleared

PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS ..
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ATTyMPT TO KILL A Observation-Disclosures Bis
sell of the Twenty-second Ward observed on Satur-
day night two suspicious characters prowlng about
his beat in Bloomngdae and followed them some dis
tancc, when one of them turned and saying in loud
voice, "G--d d-m ycu, you shall not follow us any
"Ionger," fred three shots from revolver at him,
ono of the shots passing through the Pocemans hat
The rascas then fed, followed by the officer, who
fred several times at bem but owing to the darkness
of the night be failed to hit them and they escaped
Efforts are being made TO find who they are.
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Showing increase for June OF the present year Of
slo.s76 81, or over 40 per cent.
For the first six months OF the. present year, the
earnings thus compare with those OF last year:
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Flour. bbls. Wheat bu. Corn bu. Barley, bu
185i.......... 44.E3 95Oi5 Sa1HJ S55l
it5S.......... 20 1874 <i,+54 i!,e1f III


Dec. 90 pec..b5f35t Inc.sI-5,FiI Uec.s oifIF
The sggreeste quantity Of the articles len At dewatsr
from the Of navigation % the 7th OF july IN.
c usive during the years 1884 and 1855 il follows;
Firnr IBIS Wheat. bu Corn, ba Barley, bu
ia5......... ~ 9sj l,97l71 2,2b60 ~ 10
l8s5......... SoiS72 . s6t,55S S SSslO 5O,58
Dec..t56l-5 Dec..l al Incl o+5 30 Dec .l'5,S
The qurn'ity OF the articles len AZ tide water
from commencement Of navigation 10 the OF Jny IN
elusive during the years 1888 and 1855, is as follows;
Flour. bhs Wheat bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bu-
I5S.........sSOG6 I67.l83 COS 7s2 49, .
iss5.......SOl s72 s6iSS 3ySs9lO 50y5i8
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Decrease. &c 81
This shows an apparent expansion ofloans in two
weeks Of over s3sOOOOo and OF deposits $500 900.
The next repor, however will give more correctly the
actual position of the Banks. The great change in
specie has been in the Mani and the State agent
which shows an increase of s57s,ooO. The Metrcpoh-
tan loses over goo 600. American Exchange, $685.
&c. The great increase in deposits has been in the
Manhattan, $4,000, goo; Commerce, s6oo,O State,
s46O, COO; Merchants, s4Oo OOO &c.
COMBATING TAsLE Of ne Leans Specie Circulation and De-
p0'is Of the hanks q ne Cy Of Nee York, y ne Eeeks
ending Saturday Jane 50 1855, GRS Saturday, Jay7 1854
10 SAeh s.a-ed The Capital Of ea6a Bask az ns later
date. June l---Juy -
Amount Average Average syeraSe Averase
NAMES OF O. amount afnouat of
Csrfaf 'I1an-andf II 'LaaNsand of
JAY = .D-ous.l sp-ce. lDi-o'uf- speci-.
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THE FATAL AccIDEyr IN THE BAY.-The builder OF
the yacht Grace Kerr, which was capsized on sunday
morning in the Narows is Mr.. hcMahon, AID not
Mr.. McManus, as stated yesterday We learn that
the small boat fastened by rope and not cham
painter and the two persons rescued were saved ~
boat from schooner and not from the shore.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

EFFECTS PRODUCED BY THEIR CoNTRARIES.
How many natural effects do we see daily
produced by their contraries Thus it is, that
poisons are ingredients in the composition of
the most excellent antidotes. The oils of
tartar and vitriol, mixed together, grow hot
and boil, though separately cold. A paste
made with equal parts of filings ofiron and
sulphur, takes fire when sprinkled with
common water, A piece of unslacked lime,
which is cold, receives brisk heat by the
mixture of water, which is still colder.
Ice willproduce FIRE, if fair water is made
TO boil for half an hour, to make the air pass
out OF it. Two inches of this water must af-
forwards be exposed to very cold air, and
when it is frozen, the extremities of the ice
are to be melted before fire, till the ice ac-
quires convex spherical figure on both sides.
Then, with glove, this kind Of burning mir
Tor, being presented to the sun, and the rays
being assembled by refraction in common
focus, will set FIRE to common gun-powder.
If phial of ground glass, and full of water,
is exposed to the sun. when it is very hot, il
will set fire to fine gun-powder, placed in the
focus of this burning mirror made of water
These experiments show clearly, that the rays
of the sun lose nothing OF their nature by pier.
cling and passing through the pores of water
and ice.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

THE necessity of such medicine has long been felt
Il both by the herds Of families and physicians Il $
advantages cathariics given in the form of Pills
Powders must be obvious to every intelligent person.
1t operates imm' dately and eectnally upon the
system, and at the same time is infinitely less dicut
administer being quite agreeable TO the taste II not
produces all the effects where physic is required,
but completely habual Costiveness leaving the
bowels perfectly Free Il expes all humors from the
blood is certain for The Piles, Regulates the
ton OF The LIVER frees the stomach from Bile, nviger
the whole Nervous Systen and removes the
Of all local pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doloreur, Gom,
Pain in The Head, Side, Stomach, &c.
Ii may also be relied upon in all diseases of the Bow
els-DYSENTERY, DlARHGA, AND CHOLERA
MORBUS, yield at once to its magical influence
Again repeat, TRY 1T lit needs no other recon-
mendation. No fam ly will be without IL after they
have tried other remedies without despair
relief is hand Are you suffering from Scrofula
six bottles ofmy Liquid Cathartc win you Would
you relieved from habitua Costiveness, three bottles
will eff CT all you DESIRE you afflicted with
Rheumatic Neuragic other local pains, two bottles
will free you from them All humors will be eradicaed
from the blood by the of from to six bottles IL
Short you require physic for any purpose this is The
reliable, and agreeable the taste that has
been placed within the reach Of the public.
PRICE 90.
Principal Depot No. SO Central Street, Lowell Mass
u Sold by Druggists generally.
AGENTs--Bath, N. T. Ellsworth q Son., Wholesale
and Retail; Wiscasset, Edmund Dana; Woolwioh, s
Dodge; Hallowell, Wales & Souther oly4
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
A VOICE PROM INDIANA.
See ,caat they think Of

See tchdt they thlnk 0T
DR.. ORDWAY's HUMOR DISCOVERY.
Elder Ho,reH is Second Adveat preacher peH knorn
in NJ England, and especially in the State Of Maine
Union Mills, Laport Co., Ind, Feb q, 1856.
Dr. 0rdway Dear Sir,-My objects in addressing you At
this time, is to obtain some Of your valuable medicine
friend Of mine has been using for purifying the bood and
it has given him the best Of satisfaction. In complaints
Of the kidneys 1t acts like charm Please
send me dozen bottles Blood Purifier.
JOHN HOWELL.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Augusta Dye Hease.
NOTICE.

DACKAGES made up every Monday and sent BY Ex'
i press. All articles dyed at short notice.
Coats Over Coats Pants Vests cleansed and
cleansed without njuring the coors Carpets Cleansed
always giving satisfactonhe colors brightenea Also
for sale by the agent prime article Of soap
at the Augusta Dye House) removing Crease o Tar
pitch and Paint from wooen goodsalso from fast coored
silks and Cottons,-warranted to give satisfaction
80 A. T. ROBINSON, Agent, near Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath, March 18th, 1855. em5s
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Another Voice from Indiana.
DR.. OrdWaY's Medicines Triumphant!

Union Mills, Laport Co, Ind, May g, 1855
DR.. 0rdway: Dear Sir,-We would like an Agency for
selling your Medicines Elder John Howell LEFT with pare
of the box Of medicines you sent him. We have sold about
all the Blood Purher-and gives the best dissatisfaction
Those who Aave used it say tits the best medicine that
was used in this country = We are selling
Drugs and Medicines, and would like your Medicines for
we think them just what is wanted here
Respectfully yours, g. BUTT h co.
Sold by c. W. ATWELL, Deering's Block, Congress st.,
north side market square, Portland General Agent for the
State Of Maine.
For sale by Agents in nearly every town and village in
Maine, and by A. G. Page, j. Mathews, and 7. w. Lucas
Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

A college student was recently joking a
young man Of bis acquaintance for learning the
shoemaker's trade, telling him his porks
,Oere dhOays trampled under foot'-when tie
young shoemaker replied And yet we are
the sole promoters and protectors Of your un-
derstandine.'
Eastern times., 1855-11-08

There, John, that's twice you've come
home and forgotten that lard Really,
mother, it was so greasy that it slipped my
mind
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
Speedily Cured.

In many single bottle does wonders in Reviving
the Dropping Spirits, and strengthening the eneebed sy
tem you must not always expect without Per
severing Effort. t y#f HNfM
nyou have been months years running down. do not
expect in day, but persevere weeks Or months
even IL necessary, till cure is eHected-
single bottle will satisfy you its value ana convince
you it should have place in every house as Eamlly
Medicine.
sad ~ r. nv ATwrrr. neerinr,s Block, Congress S.,
north side market Portland General Agent for the
State Of Maine. -, IA. !.
Maine am and S bv a. e. page j. Mathews, andT W. Lucas
Bath
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
n %. 8.

Continued from last reek.
r. r. R.-DISCOvERY NO. 8.
WAYS AT0RS.
THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF RAD
WAY co.
One REGULATOR is sufficient to regulate the Bowels
Liver and Pancreas healthy discharge Of their func
tions.
Two will insure pleasant discharge from the bowels at
regular period Of time every day.
Four to six will purge thoroughly all corrupt and acrmo
niOus humors from the alimentary canal
Eastern times., 1855-11-08
DR.. PETTIT'S
CANkEsS BALSAM.

FOR THE CURE oR
Nursing Sore Mouth-Sore Breasts and Nip
ples-Infants' Sore Mouth Canker in the
Mouth. Throat, Stomach or Bowels Of
Children or Adults, and for Cam
ker accompanying Canker
Rash and Scarlet Fever,
Swelled TonsiI-1rritation of the Bronchia, and
CANKER IN EVERY FORM in which it afficts
the Human Race,
DIR. PETTIT'S
CANKER BALSAMl
To be Valued needs but to be Known 1t is its own bese
commendaton, and all who try are sure like it. But
short time since talking with agent who had
formerly sold but little but had sold all He in
formed that he had used ii for his Ws Sore Breast
which it cured in few days. after which others had tried
it and as every body liked it, it was now selling first rate
Sold by c. W ATWELL, Deerihgs Block, Congress st.
north side market square, Portland General Agent the
State OF Maine.
For sale by Agents in nearly every and village in
Mane and by A. G. Page, j. Mathews and 7. W. Lucas,
Bath. Mr rN NsN