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Presidency; from which We make the following
extract:
His character is pure His name Is most hon.
orally connected with some OF The most daring
and useful occurrences in our history. de has
reputation at once for coolness and for "dash,'
such as no other American possesses. lie has
the mind TO plan and the will TO execute leng
ago admitted, through their union, 10 constitute
the true right divine. He has never been mixed
up with The dirty politics OF the age, but could
come into the arena with spo.less shield, and
lead the people on to a splendid victory over the
remnants Of ancien, fosyism. He has no obliga'
tons to this, or 10 that, or TO 4 other political
clique, AMI would owe his success TO the people
alone. lie could be independent in his action
which Ia, been the case with no President this
many a wear He occupies a position very like
tina, Of General Jackson, when that gentleman
was first Nominated for the Presidency. Although
the Genera ultimately became the ehiel Of a grea'
party, and 40 other result Of the jackson move
Inent was possible, he was original! brought for.
ward by m,n who desired TO get rid Of party rule
The republicans and iederalists oil those times lau
run together, Just as the Democrats and wings Of
our day are doing.
PrrrsBuRo. Jan. l.-FATAL RAILROAD COILS
ION. At Darlington Summit, at hai.past O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, the o'clock passenger IRAN
going West, on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Hail
road, came West, on the Ohio and. Pennsylvania
Railroad, came in collision with freight train,
coming East, which was out of.!me-the conduct.
or probably endeavoring TO reach the switch, a
short distance from where the collision occurred
whereby four persons were instantly killed. and
sixteen Others more or less dangerously wound
ed. i
Among the killed were the engineer end lire.
nam ofthe express train. The locomotives and
cars weie bsdly smashed, both trains being under
full Roadway. The witch Of the conductor ofthe
friesh, train was found to be lhree.lourhs OF al
hour TOO slow.
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THE MESSAGE. The Presidents Message
reached us through the Portland and Boston
papers on Wednesday, and after our matter
for this issue wa. principally in type, We
could not have published it this week with
out great inconvenience and probably delay,
and so it will 60 over until next week. Our
synopsis of it will give pretty good idea of
it. 1t is intensely Southern, and somewhat
crustic upon our relations with Great Brit
ain.
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nr Read the following testimony from MI
Emerson gentleman well known To our business com
munty az an agent for various Insurance Conpames
man Of great Candor and well qualified to Judge In the
matter.
Nessrs. shaw & Clark,
Gentlemen,
TOR some time past been making use OF DI'
Ihay, .arls Cough Medioias with the mosthap'
R,,J,irh sn NY own case, and also in that OF NY
n, ,ssuits bolh In 'sssrs been troubled with bad
~ .hrsr who ha. T., - and almost every remedy
cough, and has tried yario,. III suScess' UNI ar
that could be procured, but wit. '~ne' WHICH WI MI
tained from you some Of the above m, Ssty', " nv
happy TO state, has benefited US more tn. sa,,
of The other medicines we have ever used a.
no hesitation In stating that consider IL the :
nEsT REMEDY for a cough In existence would no.
be without Il In my family on any account
Respectfully yours, &C., ,,,,,oou
Biddeior', Nov. ~, 1885. -,-.
The above Is for sale by shaw CLARK, Propiie~H'
and by the druggists generally. u'i
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s,,o,, ,hi. "a ,he Amictcd!

MANCHESTER. n. H., Sept. l0ih, 1900.
MEssRs SHAW L. CLARK. Please write ana
let me know what you will send me six bottles Of
Doctor Smar,'s Cough Medicine iOri nave lax
en- one bottle and part OF another; was unwel-
had a bad cough and raised a great deal Of blood.
The doctor told me that my lungs were very much
affected and that must die with consumption !
was advised to go into the country, so went TO
Sanford, Me, where | was taken worse splitting
blood /; | didn't expect 10 get back 10 Manchester
again. head great deal ofyour medicine, and
a young man sent and got some Tor me ana y,
helped me so that have gone To work again. ]
have tried to get IL here, but cannot find any IN
Inc Mace. and wan, YOU TO write me and let me
know wha, il will cost me when here, &c,
CHARLES HOSMER.
The above is an exact copy Of Mr.. Hosmers
letter, In our possession, and Is ouly another PROOF
of the value Of this medicine. u4o
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More Popular Sovereignty.

The telegraph on Tuesday brought addi'
tional cxemplifcations of the beautiful work
ings of the doctrine of popular sovereignty
in Kansas. The items are as follows:
81. Louis, Dec. %. The Lexington (llis
souri) Herald Of tho ODD says Son the
18th, the Free State Constitution of the To
peka Convention was voted for, when CO
lision occurred at Leavenworth between the
Pro-Slayery and Anti-Slavery parties. Thu
ballot-boxes were destroyed by the mob, yot
ing stopped and an anti-slaycry mans hous'
burned. a person charged with the las
outngewas arrested and lodged in Jail. Thu
mob rescued the prisoner and then burnt
down the building. Great excitement exist
cd and both sides had sent for assistance.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pills, astonishing
Remedies for Scrofula. Mr. Henry Judd, Of De.
iroit, Mishigan, was in most alarming state Of
health, he had been a great sufferer from scrofula
for number Of years, and finally all parts Of hls
body broke OFT into sores, rendering him an object
Of horror TO every one, he tried some of the most
reputed remedies known, but they did not touch
his complaint, and in the greatest alarm he con.
suited friend as 10 what course he ought 10 adopt
when Holloway's Ointment and Pills, were rec.
commended. which he commenced using, and per.
scyering with these remedies for shor, time, he
was perfectly cured, after every other remedy had
tailed.
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FoR Couous, Coins AND CoSsusrros. liz
L.xRry. Door LkosARp Woops, Abbott Pro-
lessor Of Theology, in Andover. tMs:s.) says
from long use of the Vegetable Pulmonary 1aa.
,ars in my family circle and ~ some ne. ,a'I c% 10
800 ii II ma a safe aud efcacious medicine. -
Reed. Cutler & Co., Druggists, Boston, Pfoprie.
tors. BE careful to ger The gsnmins, az tAs,s orc
,ua.v ;miiaiiomI. Sold in Blddeiord, by James
SAWYER. Price 50 cents and 81. o. g,-r
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MAINE Law TRIuAPn IN NKw YORK. The
New York Correspondent Of the Boston Journal
says:
The Maine Law men have secured marked
and unexpected triumph It's well known tha,
the creed Of the democrats is adamanine Of the
most solid kind Its organ in this city, the daily
News, is ably edited, aud takes the rankest ground
igains, the present national administration
against the Maine Law, abolitionism, solt demOc.
pcy and know nottingham in particular.
The democrats wen, into the campaign las,
iall and carried oil these principles through. No
man was nominated who was not known TO be
sound on all these questions. Among the nomi-
nations made by the adaman,nss was candidate
for the high OiIice Of Judge Of Appeals. They
put in nomination Hon. Samuel L. Seldom Of
Rochester. Six weeks ago $4,000 voters made
Mr. Seldom Judge. lie had long been hard
democrat and party man. lie was known to
be opposed TO the Maine Law. He was nomi'
naled by the "Lquor Dealers Convention" as
well Us by the hard democrats. He accepted
both nominations; aud yet one Of his first acts a,
Judge is TO declare the Maine LAWN New
York constitutional in one OF its most offensive
'ec,ions-,hat Of summary trial without, bail. oI
course those who elected Judge Seldom are not
slnted in their wrath.
There Is another side TO this matter. Men often
say asIoli,icians, what they would no, be will
ING to raiiiy as Judges. And II Judge Seldom,
with such antecedeuts, compelled as a Judge, &c
decide IN favor u the new Liquor Law Of this
State, It affords strong proof that the law is con
s,itutiOnal, and gives the public grea, confidence
that men elected even as partisan politicians viii
be true to their convictions when law or the case
they are called upon 10 decide really passes beforc
them. The case must be considered to be Maine
Law triumph Of the 6rt magnitude.
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"THR LAST SHALL BIZ FIRST" An inspired saying,
fulfilled In q. W. stones Cough Consumption, and
bronchitis Elixir, the best known remedy for coughs,
colds, soar throats &c. Whatever has been done
be done agan-so the afflicted need not sink in spirit,
but try at this simple remedy, which has wrought
prolgies Of wonder. 4wI
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KANSAS MATTERS. A letter dated Leay-
enworth, Kansas, 18th ult., ays:-The
polls were not opened at some places, on ac-
count of fear Of violence from Missourians.
At Leayenworth the ballot-boxes and poll
books were destroyed, and some of the clerks
Of election nearly killed. Threats were
made to destroy the Register Office.
In several counties no election was held,
the citizens being overawed by Missourians.
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NIns.psoit SnIyc

Should be kept on the shelf, ready for use. Let
Families keep il, lie, the Mechanic keep il, let the
Merchant keep il, c, every one kept! Ii costs
but a ,rife, and may alleviate much suffering
All orders should be addressed,o the Proprietor,
Up. SULLIVAN, 100 Washington Street, Boston
Price, 25 cents per box. and sold by the Agent,
J. Dinsmore &c Son, General Agents, skowhesan
Maine.
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Dtatbs.

| NS-N0sNNN-C-O- ~
n saco, January lst, Almira, daughter Of Benjamin
85taples, aged years mos.
1rDover, 2tth ult., Mrs. Abigail, wife Of Mr.. Thomas
Goldsmith, aged Is years lith u, Mr.. Moses Enot,
aged 90 years. A., n ~.
Mr. Jefferson Novel;, aged 30 years.
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DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT. Tens on the
Merchants Bank Of New Haven, counter
felt, have been received from Ohio. Tho
vignette is a sailor seated on packages Of
goods, the American flag in his right hand
and vessels in the back ground. On the
left is an Indian, with his tomahock uplift-
ed.
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y The Concert to be given by John
earle, which was advertised to come of at
Central Hall, last evening was postponed on
account of the storm, till next week.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Chicago, Dec. 3lst. A letter from West
port dated the 18th, states that on election
day the border Missourians mobbed various
voting places on the Missouri River and at
several points would not allow the polls to
be opened. \ large mob destroyed the bal
lot boxes at Leavenworth and maltrcated the
judges Of election.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

ny the aid ofa microscope see millions Of lIuls
openings the surface Of bodies. Through
these this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, 10
carried 10 any organ OF inward part Diseases ofths
kidneys, disorders Of the Liver, Affections Of the
heart, Inflammation ofths Lungs, Asthmss, Coughs
aud Colds, are by iis means s6ssaaily cured. Every
housewife knows that salt passes ssly through bore
or meat Of any thickness Ths dealing Ointment fsf
more readily psnstrstss through any bone or dsshy
pan of the living body, curing the most dangerous In
ward complaints, that cannot Be reached BY other
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81 This exquisite utterancc is from the
49,. r NJ. L,l;,okotb narrott Rrnwninp

q IhIs exquisite uttclarco Is IIoI1 :"
heart of Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning
"Speak low TO me, my Saviour, low and sweet
From out the halelujahs, sweet and low,
Lest should fear and fall, snS miss thee so,
Who are not missed by anythat entreat.
Speak TO me rs TO Mary at thy feet
And il no precions gems my hand beslow,
Let my tears drop like amber, while 60
In reach Of Thy divinest voice. complete
IN humanesi afTecton--thns In sooh
To lose the sense Of losing! As child
Whose .ong.bird seeks the wood for overrnore
Is sung to, In iis stead, by mothers mouth,
Till sinking ON her breast; love reconciled,
He sleeps the faster that he wept before"
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Dec. 81.

At Market, 1850 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep, and 1900
Swine. IN A.,
BrEr CArrLK.-we quote extra IS rs as %: mrs,
quality, 81 75a s 90 second quality, 81 w az w
third quality, 80 %. a..
Cows AND CALvEs-sales from $40 TO ",
sHEEP.-sales from 81 Is TO s co.
swNE.-At retail from to lOc.
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I,IST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING uncallei 70
January !, 1856.
Persons calling for these
advertised.
Abbott mrs Eliza A
Allen mrs Hannah
Andrews James
| Abbott L ID
| Andrews 5 @
| Anderson Susan s
Burzell mrs Abby l.
Berry Abby u
Dessey u
Brown Dorcas A
Burk Edward
Buker Elizabeth
Benson Henry
Bean II o
Brown mrs Mary M-2
Bangs Mary A
Butler Mary Abby
Durnell Mary ].
Bourne mrs Olive
Bunker Mrs Olive
Blake IT'S Rsbecca A
DuLzell Vim X
Bracket Sarah 4
Chick Augusta y
/ Cioudman Ann
| Cullinton mrs @
| Cole mrs Clymenla II
| Chairman Frank
Cole Eliza ID
| Chute jeremiah
| Chick mrs Meribah
Cleayes mrs Martha ii
/ Carlton Mary 4
| Chase Mahala
| Chadwick Ruth W
| Cook SD
u
Cole Toblas-2
Day Angelina A
Davis Amelia HELEN
Drew Mrs Emellne u
Darling Lusilya NJ
Davis mrs Louisa
Davis Mary Ann or Eliza
lbeth
Dow mrs Mary q
Dyer Thomas L.
Doherty Thomas
DOiliif z o
Eaton NHilani
E,lgecomb mrs Mary 1
Emery mrs Myra
Edgecomb Admah
Powles mrs u W
fernald Charles D
french mrs Caroline
fitzpatrick bradford
Greenwood DINA
Goldthrite Henry
Gordon mrs Hannah
Gordon james u
Gallagher mrs nary
Goo'iwln Mary
Grant Nancy IL
uliman 1 ~ n
Herrick Saroiihe
Hodgdon husus's "a,
Hannaforu AI.o"'u'
Hamiin Amy ~
Harmon mrs al'neus
Hatch mrs hlltaoe'h
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Err,ip.lu. Sail Rh.un 4 Hsutali. Hunsr.

No remedy has ever done so much Zoe the care Of
diseases OF the skin whatever form they may ssunms
az this Ointment. No case Of SAN RheuIi, eeurvy,
Sore Heads serofua Esyspess, esn long Withstand
ts indusues. The inventor has travelled ever nsny
paris 81 the eiobs visiting the principal hospiti.
dispsns this Ointment, giving advice 90 70 ts sps
plcation and has thus hsen tho means Of restoring
sou NIL h a. numbef. 10 health,
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MELODEONS!
PRICES PROM Sl5 TO $500.
Notice.

THE members Of the FIRST Class OF the York County
l. Mutual Fire Insurance Company are hereby notified
that the Directors Of said Company have ordered
sessment on the members ofsaid Class, payable
before the twentieth ~ January next.
ABNER 0AKEs, Treasurer Of SAID Co.
South Berwick, Dec. II, 1855
NrOTICE.-The members Of the Second Class Of the
" York County Mutual Fire Insurance Company are
hereby nothe that the Directors Of said Company have
ordered an assessment on the members Of said Class,
payable before the twentieth % January Bert.
ABNER 0AKEs, Treasurer Of said Co.
South Berwick, pec. II, 1855.
\r0TICE,-The members Of the Third Class Of the
~ York County Mutual Pre Insurance Company are
hereby notified that the Directors of said Company have
ordered an assessment the members % said Class,
payable or before the twentieth Of January next.
ABNER 0AKEs, Treasurer Of said Co.
South Berwick, Dec. II, 1855. Swell
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! in the Post-0mee, BIddefOrd
letters will please say they ar
knight Charlotte A
Knox Elizabeth A
Keary Mary
Keene Predentia
Reyes Susan u
Knox mrs Supply q
Lowell Albert
Libby Betiey 7
Lanaley Charles VI
Lafan Catherine
Llnney Henry
Landrigan mrs
Lomegan Mary
Leonard Mary A
Lane Stephen =
Iseayitt Samuel
Libby William
Morse Mary Ann
Mitchell Martha A
Mckinney Mary A
Maloon Mary A
Morton Mary
Mullen Matilda
Means Sarah
Merrill Sarah
Massacre Thomas
Morse Amanda NJ
Mcwry BENJAMIN I
Merrill Elyira
Mitchell George y
McDonough Harriet
Marshall HELEN
Moore mrs John
Morse John "
Moore Capt John
NOyes JaInes-2
Neyans mrs James
0hem Hannah
Parker Elizabeth
Patten John
Peck mrs Lydia W.
philbrook Mary f-2
Perkins MaryT
Pillsbury mrs Seth
Pike Capt VIM y
Richardson Abel Y
Russell mrs Betsey
Roberts Elijah t
Russell El.a u
Robbins Lydia J
l,emlck Tristram
Smith Anna
Smith Almon u
Smith Ell
Smith ii ID
Smith Justin l.
Smith Mary Ann
Smith Olive rs
Spears mrs Uryana
Seward Samuel
Sanborn Ruth-2
Shaw mrs Ruth
Sanders mrs Permella
silla oliver
Spears Moses
stackpole Isadore ID
Small HELEN
sxett Harriet R-2
Spencer George q
SWEET Clark ii
Stuart Ann Q
Tucker mrs q
Townsend Joseph
Thorn John
Tibbetts Isabella VI
Taunt Minerva A
Usher Samuel
vining Mary Ann
Whltmore Charles y
Wildes Charles y
Wiley Lizzie ii
Wells miss X A
Weber Mary ll-2
Walsh Mary A
Whiting Mary l.
Young Franklin A
Young simon
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F.G. WARREN, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
pIDpEPORD.

oSe, and r,sidtnes, Corner Of FashinRtoH and Jc'
sr.on Sta, former rt'idsnes Of iona: Tuck E'q'
DR. W. has devoted his whole attention TO the practices
OF medicine and surgery for eight years. having
ence in all Of Its departments now offers his pr
services 10 the people OF Bddeord, saco and vicinity
Nh, Particular attention given to surgery.
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Answers.
Enigma No. 2 answered by s.M. D.i w.W.i s.B.s;
W. XII q. ...
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M E | 0 D E 0 N S!

mIIE following are but few among the many high ts.
| i tImonlas voluntarily given In commendaOu Of the
superior qualities Of the MODEL MELODE0Ns, manu-
.actured by Messrs. MASON x HAMLIN.
From Mr.. Gustars Saffsr, the Pianist and Composer.
NORFOLK IIorsE, RoxBrRr, Nov. Z, 1855.
| Merssrs' Mason lIlNLIs-Gents-la am very much
pleased with your Model Melodeons, having never seen
any that would compare with them In quality and pur.
y Of tone or quckness Of action They really very
(sIsned) GrsriyE slrrrR.
From Mr.. Edsia Bruce, organisf of hs Bowdoin
street Church.
Bosros, Nov. IS, 1855.
Messrs. MASON X HASLrs-Gents-It Is hardly nee.
essary or me to add any thing In favor of your Model
Meoieons Tor believe their superiority over all others
Is generally conceded. Yours, &C.,
From LorsH Mason, Doctor Of Music.
Amer having carefully examined the Meloieons OF
Messrs Mason IIamlin, am enabled to say, that In
my opinion, they decidedly superior to any others
with which am acquainted. LOWELL MASON
New York, July !, lsjl
From Mr.. George ,. Root, ths Popular composer
and M.sioian.
IIgSpY Mason, Esq., DEAR Sin i-llaying had an op.
portuny Of examining Mason IIamlln's Model Melo.
deons, am happy obear testimony to their great eh
celence In general characteristics, and especially In
quality and uniformity Of tone and tuning, they seem TO
me 10 be superior 10 any that have yet examined.
Yours very truly,
GEoRGE D. ROOT.
New York, May IS, 1854.
From, Mr.. Wn. u. bradbury, author Of hs Shdrm,
Messrs. Mason X lIAHLIS- Genls-You are certainly
producing Mecdeons which In all desirable charactens
tics are, Ear can perceive aultless. An insuu'
ment possessing many beauties, admirably adapted
to the paror and the church and am satisfied that
so soon as the public become acquainted with the SUPER.
or merits Of your instruments, your only trouble VIII be
to supply the demand, WILLIAM u. bkApsehf'
New York, June ,, 1854.
From Mr.. S. A. BranoroTf, Conductor Of MuIie and
organist at hs Mount Ptrnon, (Rtu. Mr.. khPs)
church, BOSTON.
BosroS, August I, 1854
Messrs. Mason & IIANLIS = Gentemen - have ex'
a,.IsI -i, pleasure the .Model Mclodeons manufsc'
tured by YOU and am happy to say that In my opinion
they have not been eluaied by any manufactured.
will not speak Of their various points Of excellence In de-
tail, Tor your instruments need no
speak for htmssiuss.
Very truly yours, 5. a. BANCROFT.
Much more testimony might be produced Of like ma
ure showing the superior quality ofthe Model Msio-
doom" but Il Is thought that the above IL sufficient.
The above Instruments hand and for sale by
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Piles and FistulaB.

These and other similar distressing complaints can
be esetua'y cured u the Ointment be well rubbed In
over the paris affected and by Otherwise following the
printed directions around each pot.
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"Let thpse write now who never wrote before,
And these who always wrOte, nov write the more"
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Freedom, Notice.

mIIs may certify. that !, joseph darcy Of Waisrooso
II DO this DAY give 10 my son, j. Wooierfy o.ry, n,
fine totransaet business Tor himself AMI snai hef
Der pay no debts q his contracting ,osv,u, a,pxv
Witness, Elisha A. BrSieen. Jasfies ~ Peace.
Wa.erporO', December sa,lsss' "i
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printed directions around each pot.
Boih the Ointment and Pills should
be used in the folioioing cases:
Bunons Lumbsgo Sors Legs
Burns MsteuriaI Eup- Sore Breasts
Cbapped Hands tions Sore Heads
Chiblslns Piles Bore Throats
Pistulas rheumatism Sores Of an kinds
Govt sslt Rhsum spfalns
Skin Diseases senids Swsllsd Glands
Sr Joints Ulcers Vensrssi sofss
Wounds Of all kinds
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
50 Maiden Lane, New York, aud "a strand, London, by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers d Medicine
the United States and the civilized world, In
pots, at IS cents, % IL cents, and 81 each.
1r There 10 q considerable saving BY taking the
larger sires.
~ d. Directions Cor the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are afi xed to each box.
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y The Washington Correspondent of the
n. Y. Independent, under date of Dec. Goth,
writes thus:
No Sp.aksr-A sOruy tessk-Rsf4lts Of alslGy-
D,iReI gOaiiOa Of pariits- Glfd.Sg, Of OhiO
-Tceiih Section n N's-Ihar hOpss ana
yrospseis-B Behind The time pTOridsniiGAy-Rs
ysai-HOV L. d. Caap6si! and las PO'iii0H,
<fs. etc.
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JONATHAN TUCK, Postmaster.
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saco, Dec. q, 1855