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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20
surRwOOD HOUSE.

rV1HE subscriber has the above house ana mas
entirely retted and refurnished it, and is
He has also rented the brick Stable owned oy
NJ Peter Burke and has good stock car
sableis large clean and WE'LL ocated, and good
bostlersare Particularattennon
will be paid the care OF horses MIN ,or
nr and in all respects the public, ha dnd the Sner-
,rssA nnsa rood Hotel. fiys.ul ]. A. BYERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20
JBe 9ailg 9ournal
LATE CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Gre at Fires and Loss of Life.

The LaBors OF the vigilance commitse,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

wNBIED BEEF AND TONGUEs.-1o0o lbs extra
sugar cured dried Beef 50 extra sugsr cured Beef
Tongue IS; reed per steamerJ. B. Carson at
z. H. COOK SON,
ub1A Corner Main and 1st.
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WM TX McGlkEW
TENNEYN sORENsON

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY u"LlO'
ofsce in the ..Crcscent City Bank" Building: -.
ANIL aeeehu 'AisA'A' w 50 my25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

TENNEf " SUEkE4N5UN-. ao,,.,
GROCERIES AND LlooohN' "onNA"
WATER STS.. EVANSVILLE IND.
formed copartn
the nurpese of doing wholesale Grocery ana LrduoE
Eaying business of Messrs ANS
Howes purchased stock and made additions 60
samnlss able offer rs gosd
Fo CASH as any in Evansville OF any ey IN
West. rs SnpENSON
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-28

How TO GIT RID or RATs. There is q
public house on the st. John called Rat
TarGH. The name originated thus. An
American was travelling up the river during
a thaw in the winter, when snow and water
were nearly knee deep. Late in the after
noon he came to this tavern, cold wet and
hungry, and called for dinner. He was
told rather roughly by the lanlOrd that the
dinner hour had passed, and he must wait
till tea. lie then asked for cold lunch, rs
he was faint and hungry. After some
grumbling this was brought on. The stran-
ger ate and asked for his bill. Fifty cents, v
was the rcplp in growing tome" Dinner
is quarter, but lunch is out of season,
and you must pay fifty cents" The trav-
eler paid the bill and sat down to dry him
self. Soon cheese was brought in by the
maid very much muiilated by the rats
The whole race of rats received yolley of
abuse from the enragcd lanlord. "And
why do you keep rats" said the Yankee,
4" | can give you a recipe that can warrant
you will keep every rat away "Ah !
and how much will you charger" 40 ,abOut
fifty cents" The lanlord, somewhat COM
placent, returned the half dollar, and snow
said he, for the recipe" "Well, sir"
said the Yankee, whenever a rat comes
to your house cold, wet and hungry, give
HIM cold lunch and charge him half u
dollar, and I'll be bound he'll never come
again"
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Shortly before the departure of the lam

Shortly before the departure of the lamen-
ted Hcbre for India, he preached sermon
which contained this beautiful illustration
ellie bears us or like stream Of a
mighty river. Our boat FIRST glides down
the narrow channel-through the playful
murmurlng Of the little brook and the wind
ings Of its grassy borders. The trees shed
their blossoms over our young heads, the
flowers on the brink seem to offer themselves
to our young hand; we are happy in hope,
and we grasp eagerly at the beauties around
us-but the steam hurries on, and still our
hands are empty. Our course in youth and
manhood is along a wilder and deeper food,
amid objects more striking and magnificent
We are animated at the moving pictures
and enjoyment and industry passing US; we
are excited at some short-lived disappoint-
ment. The stream bears US on, and our joys
and griefs are alike left behind us. We
may be shipwrecked, we cannOtbe delayed ;
whether rough or smooth, the river hastens
to its homo, the roar OF tho ocean ia Oar
ears, and the tossing Of the waves beneath
our feet, and the land lessons from our eyes,
and the floods are lifted up around us, and
we take our leave Of earth and its inhabi-
tants; until Of our further voyage there is nc
witness save the infinite and eternalu'
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A Coop STORY. We are kindly permit
ted to copy the following good anecdote
from private letter just received by a gen.
tleman Of this city, from brother now in
Nebraska. The Yankee referred to is the
right kind Of a man to deal with the Z" bor-
der ruffans" in Kansas. We do not 70
member to have seen this story in print
Here il is.
You know the test to which the Missouri
ans subject all travellers who make their APP
pearance at any Of their ferries and ask to
be crossed over into Kansas. Some days
since slab-sided Yankee arrived at one OF
the northern Missouri landings, with long
train of phinder Of various sorts. BY way
of testing HIM, the ferryman asked him what
stock he had.
"waal," says the Yankee, "l'ye got two
horses, a yoke Of oxen, and two ksotrs."
"That's enough" replied the ferryman,
F." you can't cross here"
"Why not'" inquired the Yankee.
The fcrryman told him that his instruc,
tons were not to cross anybody that could
not pronounce the word eoio,
"But l said keo'o," persisted the Yankee,
Well, you can't cross here" rather
gruifiy replied Charon.
"But have got tickets emitting me to
cross" urged the Yankee.
The fcrryman replied that he did not
know ofanybOdy who had right to sell
him tickets.
" But I've got them, any way"
The ferryman demanded Il sight OF the
tickets, whereupon Mr.. Yankee stepped back
little, hauled out revolver in each hand,
crying
Them's the tickets, and Fam bound to
cross this ferry, keoiV or no keO'e ~
And he crossed.
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GREAT AMERICAN Z FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOR SECURING PATENTS Yon INVENTIONS
Agency for Busisess with the
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WASHINGTON.
uUs uHs Ho""~s

E0S IHS ESHDID~S
No 70 State Street. opposite Rilby g., Boston
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS
| The Subscriber, Gate Agent Of the U z. Pan'eni
Oace under the act OF 1880 determined 10 present ad
ell inventors by Others has made arrangements whereby
on applications prepared and conducted ~ him, THIRTY
DOLLARS (nsteai OF $40 paid back by others) will be
RENTED BY him In Of failure "a obtain patent and
the through him within thirty days afler the
rejection.
This Agency is not only the largest In New England.
but through Il inventors have advantages Tor securing
patents asccrtalnng the patentaby Of inventions,
surpassed by. II not immeasurably superior TO, any
which can he offered them elsewhere The testimonials
given below prove that none IL MORE SUCCEssfCL
Attic PATENT OPP, Than the subscriber and as
SUCCESS IS THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
reason to believe, and prove that at 10 other once
Of the kind the charges for professional services
moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber dur
Ing twenty years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate
vast collection Of Specifications and Official decisions re
alive 10 patents These, besides his extensive library Of
legal and mechanical works, and full accounts Of patents
granted In the United States aud Europe render him
able beyond question, 10 offer superior facilities for OBJ
tanning patents.
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all Papers
and Drawings necessary to the Prooara Of patents In
this and orgn countries prepared, and advice rendered
on legal and scientific matters, respecting Inventions
lnfringemens % patents All nccessi Of journey to
Washington to procure PATENT and the usual great de
ay there, are here saved Inventors.
Copies Of claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar Assignments recorded at Washington Pa
tents nGreat Britain. Fran,c, and other foreign
tries secured through agents OF the highest respses-
bilily.
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How liz SAVED IT. A citizen being
nominated as military captain, called on a
neighbOr who had formerly served in that
Office, to ascertain II it was one OF pecOnia.
~ profit. Being told that he had held the
Office Tor five year,, and saved $500. he
gladly accepted AMI was chosen. After
three years campaigning in the way oi
company trainings" and general mus.
ters,' finding his post heavy expense, he
called on his old friend again 10 ask how he
had saved $500, he himself lOsi 500 by
the same Office. "why," replied the old
captain, ~ was worth jus, $1,000 when
was elected; held the Office Ave years,
and los, $500 BY il; so resigned and 'arsd
the other fee hundrsd.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-28
four HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS

huu VsuoE o1ueoAo noel 6sbet0s
THE fellowipy described Rssl EstsIs,- coupr's
u ing Houss Lots, end other properly, eLgibiy
situated 10 the village Of Ssco snd BIddsfsrd,
win be so,d by the proprietoss, Of price sad 90
terms favorable 10 parchs,erv.
The 0HeuAo Lots, about 400 IN numher. are
psincipsily situated 10 Ssco, betwrcs the Rsias>i
bepo,s OF Biddeford and Saco-s portion Of thsu
above the Railroad, aad . portion below, 10 .
pless.nt and healthy location, and commanding .
dine view Of both vilAsee They sse sdv.ntags.
ously s,iuaied Coz the rrs'dence 81 persoas having
busine.s In either Ssco Biddeiosd, being within
siI minutes walk Of Main street snd Psppern
SQUARE, Saeo, and Ave minutes walk Of The Me-.
chine shop aud Cotton Mil Of the Lacoala, Pep
PERIL and wsies Power Corporations OF Bidde.
lord. A substantial Bfiler, 373 lesi long asd ~
feet wide, resting on granite p'er, snd with side.
walks has bcea built scro:s the ssco River, thss
connecting the lo,s with Blddeford, and placing
them withla three miuutes' walk ~ Smiths Or.
nev. FINN this bridge street 10 graded 10 the
Rallrvsd Crvssing on Water street, Which will bs
extended 10 BsIion Road. Other sirssis have
beea laid oct, extending along tho nsryis VI ihs
S.co River, and ~ wsirr street. I'D
The new rod recently laid out by the County
ccmus.icaers, extending in,o the seoa.ry frun
s,co. will iniersrct with SSrkei sirret, whsrh
passes across the above described bstss 10 Bidss.
ford. .. .ss
B~-idss the lsts before mentioned, the propns-
tor, huvs dofrn OF more house lots for sale, "
Spring's Island, contiguous TO The. bridge, and
within two minuies' walk VI the workshops sEj
iniIs on psid i,laud. RI. Il. .y.-
They will cell also in lots of from one 70 Eve
acres, a. may he wanted, tract OF land adloining
thai which 10 reserved for house lots. Said trset
CONSISTS of ~ acres, aud 10 situated on The West
eru side VI the Railroad, snd runs 10 the Buxtos
road, the line striking thai road within lev rods
Of the Ssco Depot. 80
Warr.niee Deeds will be given Of all lots cold
by the propsiciors, A. II. Boyd. Saeoi d. l..
Somcs, Biddrtord: Josephus baldwin and Law
rrnce Barnes, Na.hus, N, H.; William 4. New
ell, Manchrs,ef, n. H.
For further particulars, ~ to price, and cosdii'
agent tor The prop, ieiors. rfl OH .
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-28

The visit Of DR.. Kane to Europe viii, we
think, revive the curiosity which has latter
ly been dormant, and cause new effort to
be made, with the aid Of steam, to reach
this open polar SEA, and trace its shores
there Is no man living 50 competent to CON-
mand such an expedition, and knowing the
real of this accomplished officer in geogaph-
ical discovery, as shown in his two polar
voyages, we would no, DO surprised again
to see him among the icebergs and glaciers.
-Prorideacs Journal. l--t Us
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-28
High Prices among the Ancient Mari
ners.

The foliowins yarn, which was related by
IN ol1 friend, ReOu, the p'ocliviiies OF an
eient mariners IN the city Of New Bedford
Il draw on ihsii imasinaiions, is good =
A dozsa oil captains were seated round
cid Uncle Johnny Cogg.bslps grocery store
one winters day. Says old Captain Ben
Nash, III guess go, moro IN the West In
dies for hs,rin' than any other man about
his place.'
.'Hos moch did YOU get, Uncle Ben +"
well, you sec, I was bound to the
Winds AID Islands and market and just
As had got all my cargo aboard, was cy-
rhs,in' on my TO- slate how long should
possibly he hom homo, when | found !
Shor'd. with luck, reach ST. Kits about
Lent Thiak- I, Ill take barrel Of her
rim on speculation. bad good passage.
and got thrrs just At the nick Of time, and
cold ZEN I'd Srll." t--
"Hyw much did you get, uDele Ben %
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asked some Of the old salts, who, with pea
Gil In hand, were making notes to Try and
catch Uncle Ben foul "How much did you
get'" n & -
swell, l can't say exactly how much
but pu, The money back inio the barrel al
ter the herrin' was Out, ahd | could scarcely
crowd the head in"
"whai did you &c, apiece far the her
RIM"
"Sold 'em for dollar apiece"
"Ah, yes. Well now, Uncle Ben' al J
dollar apiece for your herin', you cou'dn'
have half filled the barrel. !"
"well," says Uncle Ben, ",hat's oil very
true bu, sold the pickle at FIVE dollars
spoonful"
A hard boy, that same "Anciens Mari
ner."
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@BIUBEFUKD, NUTEMBEK IS, 1856.
HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
ANN uuMoR SYRUP.

r. tLe PsSlie. whereas, one Charles u. Kent
Aas been couierfeins my Aliisd Ointment and psimnS
a upon the public en- article under the name u NE
.s(,enulne Allied Ointment" which ointment 10 bese
imitation Of mine. have eommsnesd an action againss
ths ,sid Kent fJr IN. ace Professor syes, ssts ~
yer br the state Of Massachusetts, ansr having Anal
ines tvo samples cannot he pronounced 10 be ALIKE"
And the certificates which the SAID Kent 10 circulating
are krgeres and lmpostons, - the andavits OF the
following prove, via a. W. srsAnss, A. brs-
Irn. Joux 8. srirrosp, N, s. NEasilL. sworn 20 be-
FORE me, n. W. Harmon, r. u. ID. hAfn-
Aurvnce, MAss., Juns II, 1855
IoTxrs. Dr. james sawyer. and Augustus savys!,
Rldieford T. Gilman, AMI ID. l. Mitchell, ssoo u.
m, Hay, Portland, benersl Agent. ly5o
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II. u. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the once Of Coramis
soner Of patents, X. ii. EDDr, Esq, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There were few, any persons acting In that
capacity who had much business before the Paten
Office and there were none who Conducted II Will
more skin, fidelity AMI success. regard Mr. Lddy
as one Of the best Informed and most skfu Patent 30
licors In the United States, and have hesitation Ia
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
NOR competent and trustworthy, and more capable
putting their applications in form to secure for then
an early and favorable consideration at the Patent OF
Gee, EDMUND BURKE,
Iata m. rofp ~
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Late Commissioner Of Patents
ryou th,pr,,,nf Commi,,ior,y.

From hs present CommissiorU.
"Arorsr IL. distributing the time have held the
ONCE Of Commissioner Of Patents, II. kddy, Esq, of
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the Transaction
Of business with the 0ce, Solicitor. lie 10 thor
ouyhy acquainted with the Law, and the rules Of prsc
tice OF the Once regard him Of the most capa.
Official intercourse. CIlAs. MASON,
ly3T Commissioner Of Patents.
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WILLIAM YOUNG, 81. ID.

the POCKET EsCULAPIUs. Let no one suffering
from hacknied Cough, Pain in the side, Restless
Nights, Nervous Feelings, and the wh,'e train OF
dyspepic sensations, aud given up by their physie-
IAN be another moment without consulting the fsS-
CULAPIUs. Have the married, or those about 10 be
married, any inpedent, read this truly useful book
as IL has been the means Of saving Thousands OF un.
fortunate creatures fiom the very Jaws OF death.
pJ- .9ny person sending TWENTf-flNE CENTS
enclosed in letter, will receive copy Of this
work by mall or five copies will be sent for one dol
lar. address, (post paid nR. WA. YOUNG,
Iy32 No. I52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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Lightning Rods.

UIE subscriber has the exclusive right to make and
i sell In the County Of York.
Otis Improved Patent Insulated Lightning Rods
the only rod that can be warranted TO girs an ALSO.
lutte protection Of LIE and Property against
Liehfning. lie Is now engaged In putting them up
through this county Orders made to me In person, or
received by Me,srs Csaves Rimbal, will receive i'm.
mediate attention. DANIEL l.. TOPPAN,
Biddeford, June IL, 1856. 2tu
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StiIIman b. Allen,

StiIIman b. Allen,
A PFORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AZ
Law, NOTARY PUBLIC
And Commissioner for NeD Hampshire,
KIrTERY, York County, MAINE.
WILL attend TO Legal Bnslness In The Courts Of Yo
w and Rockingham Counties, and will pay special
attention 10 the collection Of demands and otter business
In Portsmouth and In Kittery, York aud Eliot lie VIII
Also prosecute Pension, Bounty Land and other claims
against the Government.
Refers to Hon. d. Goodenow, Hon. VIM. Q. Allen and
N D. Appleton, ESQ, Alfred Me and Wn. ii. u Hack.
EFT and A. X. Hatch, Esqs., Portsmouth. Tl
10 The highest cash rriee paid for Land
Warrants.
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faIe, In Cabin, = =
~ an ueek

~ n. Each boat 10 furnished with large numpe!
of state rooms, for the accommodation of ladies ana
families and travellers reminded that by 'ah'ng
this line much saving OF time and expense WIN DC
made, and that the inconvenience OF arriving IN dug
ton II late hours of the night, viii be avoided.
The bouts arrive In season Tor passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out Of the city. 5000
The Company are not responsible for baggage to an
amount r.reeding $50 In value, aud that persnal,
miles. notice u given and paid for nj the rate OF one
messenger Tot every $50 additional value.
DJ- Freight taken Us usual.
1874 l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
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TRENONT HILLS.
TAI WASHINGTON STREET, b

| - S,CPPLY the best, finest and
!" | j |:
| " - purest articles, at iorssf
Cash prieo. Their Stock con.
GIV N slsts OF
N Teas, CoGees, Choco.
| /kkaN(M Intes, Allspice, Pepper,
| N3X Mustard, Ginger, Cay
IUUe34Y ennc Pepper, Nutnicgs,
| VX3.W 3TH G. inna In On, Cloves
ltd {lit1 Cream Tartar, Tarax:
E&3 Vk1nf nm, or Prepar red
Ex1Fta (X Dnndeiion Root. &c.
EGt$t NfK Having every facility Cor man.
| fN-I@'fftr1 I'M ufacturing and preparing the
/ ixAnss1l III III several articles named the pub.
dzl - &c may rely upon having them
s% n s..4 ..S label. hey TIs RSt v sfa
DYER 4 Co." To give consumers some Idea OF our
sales, we annex the following scale Of prices, viz -
SD. sOqehODg Tea, I'se sIS' nSsha cCsee' i 90
Sib. Y. Hyson 2.2S slb. good loo
ur The spices put up in IL and Leg tin cases. eh
pressly for family use, aud are warranted W De suey
pure article, and only need trial. to establish them IN
SPANISH COFFEE. We would call the attention Of
consumers and dealers to Spanish CoDse as article
which Is highly esteemed and gives the greatest salts
faction. 1t IL prepared with particular care, and oy
peculiar process roasting, pound OF this coffee,
/. believed, is equal to IL lbs Of any other.
DANDELIoN c0ffEE. This article Is carefully
prepared at our mills and put up In packages having
our trade mark and may be relied upon rs the best and
most approyed mixture VI dandellon and coffee.
TARANACUM, or Prepared Dandshon Roof. Tins
article Is prepared and roasted at our Mis-, retailer
by family grocer generally In city and country, and
bearing our trade mark, ChiHamaR grinding eQ1ts,
may be relied upon as the GEsrisr AErioLr The pro-
portion used IL about onehaf the quantity OF Coffee
The price IL 20 cents per pound, and u WARRANTED To
be the same a. that which has been sold for my cents
pound by Druggists.
The medical properties Of Dandeon are well known,
and held Ia high estimation by all who use IT, This be-
inc Incarnation Of the root with all It's medicinal yr
tues retained can be mixed with coffee OF not, as best
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sf6ss summer Advancement. slG

ON and afer Monday, the 2lst inst, the steam
" ers ATLANTIC, Cart. Gro. KsraHr, aud foh-
REST CITY, Capt. y. A Parser, viii run as io'-
lows IT, ,,,
Leave Atlantic wharf, Portland, every MONDAY,
Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, AZ
O'Clock r. 81. aud Central wharf, Bosion every Mon.
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday /"
7 O'Clock 7. VI.
l..r .ht, ~
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DOCTOa YoURsELFi
THE POCKET ESCULdPIUS
nm EVERY ONE UIs OWN PHYSICIAN.

ru,IIE flieih edition, with One
u Hundred Engravings. showing
Diseases and Mallonnations OF the
Human System In every shape and
form. To viii d Is added q Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being "
the highest importance 10 married
people, or those contemplating mar.
Iiage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, ~. d.
Let no father be ashamed TO pre-
seBt o COPY ofihe RSCULAPITsto
his child. II may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the sacred obliRa.
lion. nf maIIied Life MiIhnni reading
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standlsh, Sept. 10Th, 1855.

This may certify that have witnessed the efficacy OF
Mr. Lombaris Cancer remedy, and do not hesitate 10
say that II will effect In all cases where Us app,
cation has not been too long delayed, and the whole
system poisoned with the cancerous WINS. IL Is nr
more certain than the Of the knife as extracts the
disease entire, leaving no trace Of IL behind.
JAMES NJ. BuZzELL, N. D.,
Prof. Of surgery In the Eclectic Medical College,
Philadelphia. ~
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MISS q. IN. LOWELL,

JIIoULD respectfully announce 10 her customers, and
w the public hat she has reopsned Der ssoss, and
Il receiving neg goods ffom the latest imponAuons
which ul be sold usual the lowest prior possible
Having secured the assistance % Miss aidah D. Dat.
too the veil known and popular mner, abe hopes By
rxpewr exrtions give Satisfaction, To merit contin-
uance % the patronage shs has hiinsro % hesray ~
ceivvd. 4. .f.t .t -.
sAco, Sept. Q, 1859 usI
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CANCERS CAN Be CURED.

nIlE undersigned having obtained many years since,
from the Indians, knowledge Of remedy for Can,
GERS and which he has tested In about one hundred aud
Any cases. ectng permanent cure In all cases where
he has given the least encouragement the oegnnhs-
Therefore having tested its power and become fully con-
WINGED Of its efficacy In the Of Cancers he Is pre-
pared TO say to all persons afflicted with cancers In any
part OF the body that he extract them In reasons
bic length Of time, with but little pain and for reason
able GO lie will udrrdRf q cure In such
cases as he gives assurance pay. Post ONCE ad-
u''''' SOLOMON LOMBARD.