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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ACT making an additional appropriation for the
support of the Wash ington Asylum for the year
ending the thirtieth june, eighteen hundred and
fifty six, and for other purposes.
Be IL enacted 5yshs Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the CITY Of Washington, That,
the support of the Washington Asylum for the year
ending thrtieth June, eighteen hundred and fifty six,
the further sum of three thousand five hundred dol
lars, much thereof may be necessary, be- and
the same ID hereby, appropriated out of any moneys
to the credit of the general fund. 9lQt h1 q ite4
Sec. 2. And be IL enacted, That at the commence
ment of each fiscal year, the Commissioners Of the
Asylum shall prepare and submit to the Mayor to be
by him laid before the Councils detailed estimate
Of the sum required to support institution during
Sec 8. And BE- il enacted, That, during the month
Of May of each year, the Commissioners shall invite
proposals for the supply Of the several articles re-
7quired for the Asylum during the fiscal year; and
shall enter into contract with the lowest responsible
bidder, under bond, for such supplies. $500
lt President Of the Board of Common Council.
"a ROBERT CLARKE,
President of the Board of Aldermen.
Approved, March 20, 1850.
IS JNo. I. TOWERS, Mayor 3
AN ACT authorizing the. curbstones to be set and
the footway to be paved on the south fronts of
squares numbered five hundred and thirteen and
FIVE hundred and twenty y-three, and on the north
front OF squares numbered fOur nundred ana
eighty-two, five hundred and fourteen and i've
hundred and twenty-four. v
BE IL enacted, Gc., That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized and required to the curb
stone to be set and the footway paved the south
front of squares numbered five hundred and thirteen
and five hundred and twenty and the north
front Of squares four hundred and eightytwo, five
hundred and fourteen, and fve hundred and twenty
four and for the purpose of defraying the expense
thereof tax il hereby imposed and assessed the
lots fronting on the line of said pavements above
specified, to the amount of said expense; provided,
that the tax hereby imposed and assessed shall not
exceed three dollars per front foot of said lots the
curbstone to be set and the footway paved, hereby
authorized and required, shall be done sgreeably to
the provisions Of the act concerning paved foot
ways" approved May the twenty third, eighteen hun
dred and ffftySth - 4. MI
9d Approved, March 90, 1855. 4s
AN ACT fixing the annual compensation of the
Mayor of the city.
Be it enacted &c, That from and after the second
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JOINT RESOLUTION instructing the Committee
before Congress in reference to the opening Of
James's Greek. ------

Resolped hc.. That the committee representing the
interests Of this Corporation before Congress be and
they are hereby instructed to urge upon that body
the importance of having James's Greek opened to
the Canal according to the plan estimate, and sur
vey of Colonel Albert. $40 III 4tW8EJ
Approved, March 20, 1856. + ~ 4,sE E /
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AN ACT fixing the annual compensation Of the
Mayor of the city.
Be IL enacted &c, That, from and after the second
Monday of June, one thousand eight hundred and
ty-six, the annual compensation Of the Mayor shall
be two thousand four hundred dollars payable
monthly or quarterly from the general fund !; any
law of this Corporate to the contrary nowithstand
ing. r .gr eseiIe, ssa asr 5s-gEsx ri I'll
Approved, March 90, 1856. g
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DISTRICT or CoLUNBIA, r. v;t.
vIvHIs rs TO CERTIFY, THAT JOHN
il Douglass brought before me, the subscriber.
one of the Justices Of the Peace in and for said coun
ty and District dark brown Horse, white feet and
white spot in forehead came to said Douglasss farm
one and half mile from the city of Washington, near
the Anacostia Bridge, few days since. The owner
Is requested to prove property pay charges and take
him away. sI, r. III. BATES. j. p.
Washington, March is, 1856
mar l7-dlw s0te
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sE- Thirteenth street Baptist Church.
Rev. E. Kingsford, ID. d. will preach in this Churcl
Sabbath morning and night. The public are respect
fully invited. mar 22--lt
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~ Church Notfce.--Rev. William Collier will
preach in the Methodist Protestant Church. Ninth
street, between and streets, Tomorrow Sabbath
invited to attend mar 22-lt
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Eg A CARD.--The undersigned hereby
tender their thanks to the citizens and fremen Of
Washington and Georgetown for their extraordinary
exertions in saving their property from destruction
at the fire last evening. avaai is2 rFAf aAss
7, X, mar 22-1t N16 ~ ta DICKSON 4 KING
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EH- The Rev. Mr.. Waldo, Chaplain OF
the House of Representatives Will address the Youths
Missionary Society OF the street Baptist Church, .,
their Anniversary, on Sabbath, March 2Sd, at 81
O'Clock, p. M. The public are invited to attend.
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OFFICE OF THE CONsOLtDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND. N

"a ls SO 70 50 A ss 5 1850 So "a % "a
~ r. FRANCE 4 CO.,
Lsr'L RoBKRrs, Commissioner mar 22-
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EH- Rev. II. R. 8. H0ugh, the newly ap-
pointed Pastor for the Capitol Hill Methodist Epis.
copal Church, will preach in said Church next Sab
bath, the Esd instant, morning and evening. 9
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Am ArbOr, 1856.
Herbert the Murderer. and Weller
his defender.

Hon. John b Weller, Senator from Cali.
Gonia,-ihs successor to John c. Fremont,
in III, position has written an a,Idless to The
citizens OF California, in which he attempts
to justify Herbert for the cold blooiej muir
der Of poor Heating Bu, hi attempt al JUS
lilicaliou is met by the people Of the Golden
Safe, with tbs scom and coniemp, which il
deserves, as will be seen by The following
iom the san Francisco Bulletin, edited by
\ brother Of The Murdered King!
1--WE tell This Senatorial apologi., for the
crime oC a Congressman that Calilornia's
heat beats with no response to the appeal
he has made. We tell him That the picture
p,cssn,ed Of The widow Of tha, poor Irish
ma". hc''ins her babe 20 .hc courthouse,
AMI, ~ the henay Of hrr grief, calling on il
20 look upoa the murderer whose act made
il an orphan, makes many ahcart swell with
indignation agains, him who, with cruel
hand. slew the one TO whom both looked to
6r support. We tell him that his con.iiiu.
ents bow their heads with shame to recos-
nize in such a man Us Herbert their Re-
preventative, aud tina, there i sympathy Tor
that mother and Iha, child, and universal
resolve that he shall be the last gambler to
whom opportunity to disgrace California in
the eyes of the world will be given.
We tell Senator Weller that his defense
or the murderer Herbert, does him no honor
there. Ills advocacy has not even the re-
jeru,ing trait which nigh, accompany il
were he employed in his professional ca.
p,eiiy. Ills constituents long for the hour
when by their votes fairly pOllcd, aud plac-
ed in boxes wiltoulslide aud false bottoms !
they will show him aud the assassin who is
his friend, and both are ds:es;ej. both de-
spiscd, By this community. Aud the day
will be one Of joy FOR them which shall
bring hi,hcr the news that Herbert has
been expelled iIom The council halls he has
iissraced."
BE IL remembered, that john B. Weller,
md p. T. Herbert are among the mos, "a
ZEN, Supporters Of Buchanan, and il is by
he aid OF such unmitigated scounjrels,
md by the use Of iraudalen, ballo, boxes
md professional ballo, suffers, that the
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BUCHANAN AND TIE MEcHANIcs.-A veneer.
able citizen of Washington, (Mr. Az relat-
to us on yesterday the following incident in
Mr.. Buchanans career. Mr.. A. in the
Year 1913 was at the head ola gang of ship
carpenters who went from Kcnsinston, near
Philadelphia to Erie, for the purpose oil
buildin, Commodore Perry's fleet. On
their way to Erie they passed Though Har'
rsburg, where the Pennsylvania Legislature
was then in session, Of which James Buchan'
an was n member. The Legislature invited
the carpenters to attend its session, and re-
ceived them standing. But James Buchan'
an was so bitterly opposed to the war thai
he refused to participate in this mark of re
spect to these patriotic mechanics, and isf
the house in disgust. Washington Organ
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niaser-driving democracy expect to elect
their candidates.
Let the people be on their guard.

John W. Gcary, the new Governor, of
Kansas, may be all the democratic fancy
has painted him, and still these remarks of
the Tribune will hold true
" But here is the real difficulty: A DEM
ocratic Governor Of Kansas, appointed by
Pierce, must enforce the Border Rufiian
laws as expounded by Lecompte md gloried
in by Marshal Donaldson and Sheriff Jones.
No real relief can ever come to Kansas ex-
cept through the overthrow Of that afro
cious code and the utter discredit of the
claim of its authors to be accounted law
makers for Kansas. If those enactments
are really laws, then Kansas is already en-
shaved, and her Prostate citizens are reb-
els, subject to indictment and punishment
for heinous crimes. No measure of pretend
ed relief can reach the depth of their dis
tress which docs not sweep away bogus
laws and their makers as impudeut impos
tors" ..I
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wWhen Wilberforce was canvassinS
for n seat in Parliament on the great issue
of the abolition of the slave trade, his beau
tiiul maiden sister most successfully cooper
ated with him by calling on the wives oil
the electors to secure their votes for the
good cause. Appearing in her carriage
near the hastings on election day, the crowd
greeted her with tremendous cheers and
cries of" Mis-. wilb rforce forever" Wa
wing silence with her hand, she gracefully
rose and said" Gentlemen, / thank ycu
for this cordial reception but excuse mt
from being Mss Wilbcrforcc forerer il you
please"
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FOUR HUNDRED HousE LoT'

Anu VbA0A v eAessA0 AS0eA ASovSsSs
THE following described Real Es.ais, complis
inx Hosse Io,s, and o,her properly, el gibly
siiuaied In The villages Of Saco and Biddslerd,
will 10 ssid by the proprieiors, At prices and oa
terms favorable 10 pnrcha,efs.
Ths House Lsts, about 400 In number, are
principally situated In Ssco, between the Railroad
bepols OF Blddrford and Ssco-s portion Of them
sboys the Railroad, and q portion below, IN .
piesssnt and healthy location, and commanding
ously situated Cor the residence VI perssas having
business 10 either Ssco OF Biddeo,d, being within
air minutes walk Of Main street and Pspprrell
SQUARE, Ssco. and Ave minutes walk Of the No
chine shop and Cotton Mill Of The Lacoola, Pep
nerrll and Water Power Corporations OF bldde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 373 feet long aud q
feet wide. resting on granite p'ers, and with slide
walks has been built scro.s The Saco Hive. lnu,
couneciins the lots with Biddeford, asd placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiihs CDR
ner From this bridge q street 10 graded TO the
Railroad Crussing on Water street, which will b
extended 70 Buxton Road. Other streets have
been isid out. extending along tho maryis OF the
Saco River, and TO Water street. -.s
The new road recently laid out by lhe County
Commissioner, extending Into the country from
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
ford. .....T ~, .ll.
Besides the lets before mentioned, the propne-
tors have q dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, Contiguous 10 the bridge, and
| within two minutes walk VI the workshops end
mills on said island.
They will Fell also in lots Of from one 70 Eve
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
consists Of ~ acres, and Is situated on The West
err side Of the Railroad, and runs In the Buxiou
road, the line striking that road within lew rod
OF the Saco Depot.
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Soor AND CuARooAL.--Never permit the
SCOT from your chimneys and stove pipes to
be thrown away. The carbon contained in
these substances, produces the best effects
when applied to vegetation. 1t is nlua-
bic constituent in the compost heap, also
pulyerized charcoal is in itself q most valu-
able manure, and when mixed with gyp-
sum, prOudrette, or guano, acts with cner-
gy. Asa dressing for onions, SCOT and
charcoal dust are unequalled.-Germdn-
torn Telegraph.
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n A cattle droyer, who lives in Madison
county. Ohio, said few days since that he
was for Fillmore until he heard him deliver
his suniOn speech in Albany. "Thcn,
said he, al made up my mind that a man
who could counsel non-submission on the
part of the South, in the event of the cleo.
ton of Fremont and Dayton or any other
two men, was not the man for me-" That
speech has lost its author thousands OF
votes.
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
ANN utIMoR avalIp. H

To the Psblic. Whereas, one Charles u. Ken
has been couterfidng ny Allied Ointment. and pslninI
Oh upon the public an aricle under the name Of th'
'.Genune Allied Ointment" which ointment 10 . bas'
Imitation Of mine. Il have commenced an action agslns
the said Kent for the % Nc profss Hayes. stats A.
sayer br the State Of Massachusetts, after having anal
ysed the tuo articles, says- Chemically considered
these two samples cannot be psonouncc 70 be alike.
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 circulating
are forgeres and imposltions, a the afdAvs OF tn
its, LONE s. srArrosD, ~, S. MkasiLL. sworn 10 be
fore me, W. Harmon, J, r. X. d. HAYES.
Lawvnce, Mass, June II, 1885
AGENTS Dr.. James Sawyer. and Augustus Sawyer
Bidde'ord 7. Gilman, and D. l. Mitchell, $500 u
q. Hay, Portland, General Agent. ly2o
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WHAT THEY GET At ScnooL.-A bevy OF
little children were telling their father what
they got at school. The eldest got grammar
geography, arithmetic, etc. Tho next got
reading, spelling, aud definitions.
Z" And what do you get, my little solder"'
said the father to rOsy-chcekcd little fel-
low who was at moment lilly driving ten
penny nail into door pannel. Mc'-O,
gets reading, spelling, and spanking"
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~" For LONGER OR SHORTER. In the
little slave State of Delaware, at Whining
ton, a Fremont Club was formed the other
night, having in the 9th article of its con-
stitution.-" The officers of this club are
continued until the election Of John Q. FIRE.
mont"
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~ The story that the slave girl whose
freedom was purchased in Mr.. Beecher's
church, had gone back to her master with
the s 100 raised for her benefit, is pronounc-
ed to be false by the New York Tribune
She is now free woman in Washington
city.
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- The Masillon, Ohio, News, Fremont
paper, but edited by virginian, who was
formerly editor of the Wheeling Times,
says that there are now 500 Fremont voters
in Ohio county, Va.
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EAs ERIN HOTEL,
CAUsEwAY STREET, BOsTON

Opposite Iss,srn Railroad DEPOT, and in immediate
ueiEity oCtAs FiieAjarg, L0wtH and Maine
Depots.
THIS Hotel has been finished and furnished In spen-
an style by the PrOprietor and IL coniuctsd upon
the European plan The upper stories are occupied f@
Sleeping ap rtrents, and splenilily furnished with
all the modern improvements. This Hotel 10 finely IT,
cat Coz the accommodation % business men, AMI they
viii hnd Il q convenient, comfortable and economical
place t. stop at Those who like the Earcpean plan
% having meals when they want and saying for Just
What they have, should give this place call, where
they will receive carefI attention. and be made com
6rt,ele. II. A. SINNUTr, Proprietor.
Boston, June 4, 1916 3m2l
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wA Correspondent of the Newark Mer-
curry, in his travels out West, took eight
votes on different railroad trains, between
the 10Th and 10Th inst, with the following
aggregate result Fremont, 3is, Buchanan,
lbs, Fillmore, o..
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y Somebody has sent to Buchanan
newspaper the result of vote taken on
Sunday by party of pleasure-scckinS row
dies. Ii seems that in this hopeful Assem-.
blage Buchanan received 50 votes, and Ere,
mont only one.
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Canls, Envelopes, Letters, Notes. Bill, Chrcks
Rail.liosd and Steamboat tickets, Wrapping pa.
per, &c.
An orders by mail or otherwise. promptly at.
tended io. s.ral Te.rI.
wANTED.-A smart man to sell these stamps.
MCKINNEY & co,
Gas Dealers,.
22tf Rsddsiooi, Ne
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PLRPEcT PAIN DEsrRoYEn---Dyu's Healing
n Embrocatlon. l' ''"'
ny the use Of one bottle Of Dyers Healing Embroes-
ID ton, Charles sIsson, Of Providence, vas entirely
cured Of sore lungs, nom which he suffered severely
nBRrIPICATEs are being daily received nom persons
" of the highest resp ctablity In favor OF Dyer's
Healing Embroca,ion. ~ '.'
DYERs Healing EmbrocatIon cures Rheumatism,
~ Cuts, Wounds, bruises, sprans, Piles, sore Throat
Neuralgia, Burns Cramps, swelllngs, Ague, ToohAehe
Headache, and all external AMI Internal pains.
LIVERY workshop and factory should keep constantly
~ supplied with Dyer's Healing Imbrocation. leo
FROSTED aesh bites Of insects, &C., assuaged by
i Dyer's Healing Embrocstiou. .l'.s.
r,EO. MCBRIDE, Of New York, spralned Biz ankle
VI Dyer's Healing Bmbrocation cured Il.
HEADACHE and sea sickness cured by Dyer's nael,
III Ing EmqrocAtion. fli'..' .'
| INTERNALLY used, Dyer's Healing Rnbrocaton 10
the greatest value, particularly In cases q cramp,
cho,rl morbus, dysentery, &c. u
JOSEPH v. CARR, Of the Providence Tribune was SCI
Immediate relief In single dose Of Dyers Healing I'm.
brocauon.
II N0wN 10 be true that Dyers Healing En- brocation
N Is the best external and internal remedy ever dis
covered.
EAyEs no stain upon the dres, or skin constant In
IL ia effects, but clean 10 u. application Dyer,s Heal.
Ing EmbrocatOn Is tbs admiration Of all Who have used
nj - AZ. ~ sSass',, rsnt.h sa -" ~, 't =.
he namnb,st ~fish aecomnani., p,sr'. Iealinr I'm.
brocation. III. o.
40 ,.,,, T.. -,,,u,, p...,. n, ill.,, v.,,...
! ~ ton. ,i
ONE bottle Of Dyers Healing Embroeation will relieve
" an Immense amount T" 'unenns's
piles relieved by Two applications OF pyers Healing
Emofoea'on'
| OUESTI0N-what Is the most enectual remedy Cor
" rheumatism cuts wounds, sprains, burns, and 9th.
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Hath AND srR MOTH
Buy me, and I'll do you Good !
only IS cts. for pint, and ~ W cts. q, q sssn
Or. Lansloy's Root and Herb Bi.ters,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine,
COMPOUND or

ss,ssparlls, Wild Cherry, yellow Dock, Thor.
ough wori, Pnckly Ash, Mandrake, Dand.iioa,
aud Rhubarb Root and Hsr5 JasRfses Bitnr,.
This medicine bias been Consistently incres,ing IN
public estimation for i've years, and u now 90,
knowedssd % BE- cheaEe.i aid The bes medcias
in the world. -"
The effect Of this medicine u most wonderful.
! acts directly upon the Bowels aud Blood by
removing all distractions ffUn the internal orgsns,
stimulating them 10 healthy aeiioa, rsnoysiing
the foua,ains Of lie aud vigor, purifying Tho
d God, cleansing i from NIL bumors, and causing
u TO course snew through oil paris ofihe BODY
They cure and eradicate from the system, Liver
Complalnt-that main wheel Of 30 Insny dis-sS
es, Jnuhdlce in its worst lonns oil Bilious Die.
cases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Co.,iyeness,
Humors VI the Blood and SKIN, Indist.stion,
Headache, Dizziness. Piles, Heartburn, Weak.
ness, Pain 10 the Side and Bowels, Fiaiueney.
Los Of Appetite, aud all kindred complaints,
caused by disordewd stomach, 90 bad blooJ, 10
which all are mors orless subIec. 10 Spring snd
Summer. Coughs aud Colds are also by lie use
broken up and cuwd At once.
~ OlIce, 90 Union Street. Sold by oil medi
clue dealers everywhere, al only Is cents for q
pint, and 81 cents tor quar- bUiiic. IL
Dr. J. A. Berry Wholesale and Retail Agent sAco.
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Kennebunkport Drug Store.

uAvING bough, the stock and leased the
Ill store owned by Thomas Currer, where
intend 10 keep full stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Dye Stuff, Hair
Dre. Perlunery, Toilet Articles, Shaker Herbs,
and everything usually found in a well regulated
Drug Store. Also. Spices, Nuts, Fruit and Cen.
.fec,ion.ry, Cigars Sc. shall continue TO curry
am the Jewelry business as heretofore. l have
ius, received new 10, of Watches, }Jewclry,
SILVER Ware, Fancy Goods, Toys, Accordcons,
Books, Stationery, Articles, &c. %.
Having recently made large additions TO my
stock of Tools and materials, nm now prepared
10 do the most difficult watch repairing without
The expense and delay Offending out OF town q,
j. usually done, Also, Clocks, Jewelry, Fans
Parasos, &C.. neatly repaired: la
25lf r, s, BRYANT.
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Torpor Of the Liver & Bowels.

Reader! You are sppesIcdio earnestly Doo't
say "ifI only could believe THE 70 b true!
have come Of the above complaints, snd would
take the medicine at once Il could oaly have
confidence" TITS TRUE, 10 10 an honest lrsih,
fever there wss one spoken Come then, u your
mind is irritable, di.conienied, sad gloomy. ifyos
have sevrre Collie Pains amer eating yosr food,
.-fyour body begins TO waste, or yoor sirrnsih
TO fail you'll your couniensnce assumes q hsg.
gard and ssllow aspeci,-ifyou have . difficulty
10 lying on your len III your skin u dry and
shri,elled,-ii you have an appetite weak snt
variable, and perhaps entirely de.,royed,-ify our
process VI digestion, lii you have constant On.
cay feeling IN the stomach, --wbS you.have only
q 81 of1NDlGESfl0N! and thee great Biiiers
are made To cure Indigestion. snd they will 10 u,
foo,-snd al its attendant ills aud while Il 6rsi
Il gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these trVublessme agents. 'T
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing noRBID os vrriArxs Hunoss, bsss,i.
Tying the face, kindling lie and cuesyy in yosf
entire frame then, Reader, will the world no
iesksr TOOL DARK asd giossy; no Longer will yosf
dearest hopes Do bsnlshed snd thrust aside, Bat
with rf lUe TO rFritf i'iividNs
HALTH AND STR MOTH
You will go forth INTO the world, 10 cay With thes.
sands Of osherv, q. A. RscHAsps' Assorr BIZ.
TKns hsye done wonders fos me. The Label "
Copyrighted. and ssuh bottle, for the pso,eeiisa
oiihe consumer, .nd proprietor, bears ibs portrait
OF Docnr WIN. Abbott. Together With the .isas.
= GA. RICHARD, Proprietor.
lyis u 50 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
o d. Mitchell, Agent, Saco. 49,.
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n Ebenexer Lord.
N.Y., t.. MANUFACTURE OF in
GRAVE SION ID,

Il e-of al kinds 1A
Tables sd Fire ReSSss executed BY him
with neslness and di,pa,ch- Stone done q ny
shop, Will boz up TO lend arg disiaace BY s,sgp
or Railroad having worked 81 the bus,aess fof
mere ihsa twenty years, warrants OIL wofk TO give
satisfaction, no
shsp 90 Ckssssss street, sect deer %