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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARD.
SOCKS steady. ps.nsylv.ns avs., say gs.alas M
Penn: = &ri:ss. ' Ak s = MOTT. o' -
No sales Of cn''cn TO day. Rsd wheat, 81 ot. Mo-
AiRasT, sept 2-sP.M
Flour duh and lover. sAlos-ohl, ., ~ - . %
whesA duh aud scandly mFpicd. No saica Corn dab
lpecrisl yo densi sales isou, Il. 900 SushsI 10
orncr rates, shipped lau 5000 busnss csra,
1000 busbela oAh.
Flour IL unchanged sles day 600 barrels nj % 30
81 for good W ohio, and Michigan IS IL ~ 25 for
small lots. wbss, Is quiet sales o day 500 bashsh.
Corn dull and lover; sales 10 day 1900 busnss, -
53kc. Oats nominal. 3Tkc. Whsxey nominal ~ 2is.
a 22c. Freighv-wheat i3c. 10 Vow York, vh.oh y
bushcs wheat 81 900 bushels Experts sstsr.
day, COO basnos vhcs - 600 bushels corr and n 90
5ushes GAIA
Flour f,vors buyerr; sacs 800 barre. - ~ - -
for good hlchle,n and Ohio, and 81 SIX 20 l2 for e.
~ do and Indiana Wheat lower; sses y 90 bushs6
choice red ntsois at 81 Z, and 300 busses ccmosN
vhie hcbssn Al the same Corn very dull; sales ooee
over 100 a5ic. osis nomaai q sTsso ye-sAles =
sc. wbbkcy nomnaliy 32c Fre'ghis--sc for vhesA
70 mss ss @g.s r,' 'ss Ssss .ss
Canal ports 50 coo busss wheat 81 ooe oasheh corr
2s,oeo bushei. oaa.
Flour unchanged. Sales 500 oos st ~ iss - Is fsy
common 10 exIa slate During me mosin or AaIA
as 600 sba were shlpyed " Canadian ports Chiefly ~
hoorcal and Qecbcc. ~nesi lsc 2oc sver spvi,0.
saes 49, GO bushels ~ CO. o. fcs Chicago spraH0
and 81 "a for red Ono Corn ques Lake inpovs1
TO Gays eco bushels wheat u 600 bushels osrn lao
bu,bels sariey. Canal erports-1iooo basasls wasal,
1000 bushels corn, ,oso bushels rye.
ClCseo. Sop, Is n
Flour very dull wheat declineS ssles Fl 500 SO.
Corn cecaned 70. osss daIl shipments B0nalo--No
aour rs 600 bushels wheat IA COO bashsls corn eAp-
ments Osvego-No -four wheat ~, 900 bushes ,ovn
Reospss TO d.y.1,eco barrels aour, $4,000 ocsAsss
wheat, 10000 bushels corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

DoN'r ~ AfARMSD.--No man, house, or in
s'i,u'ion viii bteak in the present financial crisis
but those that oaeht TO break Don't be alarmed
II is mcreiya nmmtr thunder storm to cool The
weather and clear the commercial sky. That's
all TIE coon,y is rich beyond all former
times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

INV SYSTEM oP RAILROAD HINANcE.-Tbe
famous Michigan Southern Railroad in the straits
Of the day, have hit upon new mode Of raising
money Tor construction account 4. is to raise
money out OF libel suits This is a regular Tombs
lawyer business Great mus, be the wants of the
wonderful Michigan southcrr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

WAR THEEArESEp.-The Trsdrne says that
Kansas ia to be placed under martial law from
winch We may inter there will be more blood let
ting. We know very well that our Seward ag-
tators are doing their best to stir up another bor
der war in Kansas: but the policy of the sdmi-
nist,aton is peace, and the peace, we suspect,
will be maintained against all these border dis
turbers and Kansas sgtstors, North and South.
Let US wait and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

TIE On LINE Wmes-Tbe old line wings Of
Vermont, We believe, had ticket running in
the late election in that State, bat Il appears
from The result that the cold line wings" have
vanished from the Green Mountains. Can the
venerable old grandfathers OF the National Intel.
hqencr tell us where we shall next look for these
"old line whgs?' Why not let the dead sleep
quietly in their graves?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
Poisoning Case IN Rochs1asr.

Job. Roberssop sashier Of the Essr Bank, has past
eep sy,e,ed on the hArgs Of attempting TO proinos be
death Of his vifs ~ administering certain drusp Of
bu, deadly nature Tho evassoe agars, him IN said 10 be
conclusive. He Inns not 10. been examined no an.
nou scement Of created the sr>sssa excite
ma "A In all crcles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Arir,L To nm SnRns. Notice s hereby
given that We mean to appeal to tho spirits Of
Nick Bidde and Schuyler and learn from them
what they think Of the new system Of sbyster
finance begun by The famous Michigan Southern.
Judge Edmonds will receive fec and be our
spifitual and legal mt diun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

OE.Hsssri, sa7k I, 1887.
The mail sNn FROM Dayton iog ssndssAy ran or ID,
track when scar zAs this mornns And ihs eng ne aad
Baggage cAs went a7ey The smssnkasx Hemy Rcu,
The bssr>gs nas.ss; David oasssss, wss boy, and Mr.
Kurkle. tho edfsr Of ssndussy pager, Terss instantly
Killed. ,ad i've Or three other persons injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Tho votes In swssy sddlionAl o~ n hsAru ros'"" "P
for yis,chsr s50o and Tor Kc1es $50.
sixty sevsn towns have olscsed niy 'r rspssnean 70
prescnianvei and eleven dernocras.
The vote In atty towns 'os Govcrrsr sAnds = fonoSk
Fletcher, $50; Reyes, toia.
The vote very Ugh, compared vxh lsss vrsr, buAshe
republscaA ms jority 10 sbyri, comparatively, sanA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

WY ,RE BEEF AND MCrroN SO DENR?-De-
cause a small portion OF The barss aid The mo.
oopolisurs With fluids, instead Of aiding regular
ecnuerca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Meeting ~ tlss Canal Board-Tns Funds Rx-
hausted.
.AzsAzT, Ssps T. tssv.
The Casai Board held meeting oday, the nzss IN svvs
ri weeks ms Compsroues Secretary OF HAAs aaas
Treasurer sa,e Engineer, and Canal Commissioner w.
Ion snd Sheriff. were present.
the rate Of canal tos stavs bsfb and bus axsa
q one nul and thyee-tsnshs-
The canal deposits, shich have Formerly bsen made =
the Reciprocity end Holster Banks u BonAio, were
dered 70 be transferred follows One hall 20 te harsss
Bank fourth to the NasrsscsrrsTs sad Ta6ars HAnh.
and one fourth 70 the Bank Of Artaca
The tosls, Formerly deposited with The onsnsfs naA
wers ordered % be tranhsrred 70 The 0nsaaa Bank
Important Communications laid before ths nnasd
BY the Auditor, allowing the present condition u NJ
canal ond The Auditor sates thas The fund for the pay
meat OF The interest," The canal debt win DO sxhansA
after the payment OF The October Interest, end ~
must be raised tho cxee OF ths Sinking ru16
In January to pay the interest tho debt for 1863
Tho committee appointed to inysgdgaas ths charges
sgan the Albany Collector reported that they found sos
Il the charges subslansiased.
A large amount Of other buAis 60 was also done
The Contracting Board did mol meet In ooussqasnss a
tho ,ilncss Of Canal Commissioner Ntxhukh Is expect
ed thai this Board viii make several removals Of uAnAa
Engineers tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

THE News FROM lADIA.--The advices from
India, received by the Vanderbilt yesterday, are
fifteen Gays later than our previous advices but
are very mesgle in their details. Delhi still re-
manned in posses sion Of the rebels, and the ma-
tinics reported by The last mail are confirmed.
Geueral Havolock had beaten the insurgents
thrice in the field between Allahabad aud Gavin
pore, and was following them in their retreat.
The most iuport,nt point in the despatch as it
hos reached us is, that General Barnard the
Commander-in- Chief who had succeeded General
Arson, had aeo died of dysentery before Delhi,
and Sir Henry Lawrence had died of bis wounds
before Lucknow. 1t is pleasing fact that no
disturbances have occurred in either Of the other
two Presidencies, and that the mutiDy in Bengal
is not announced as assuming any more effective
organization. The reinforcements will soon be-
gin to reach Calcutta, and If no revere of mo
ment occurs for a few weeks to the English
troops now holding The rebels in check, the
tide of affairs will take favorable turn. Sir
Colin Campbell, however, viii not arrive mo-
mcnt too sooa to revive The dropping spirits of
the English in India.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Morrurn, W, Sept ., 1857.
Returns OF the election In slowly 50 NJ hoard
from ~ republicans elected ard democrats. no
vote Governor rene OF the prizcpsl towns IL 70,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

THE REUNION or THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY
The late apparently iIrecOncileabie squabbles
OF Tammany Hail. we feel authorized to state,
are substantially settled TT re never. was any
trouble among the great body Of the rank and
file Of the party, but the rival leaders and their
conflicting personal interests have been the fruit
full source Of all the disasters which the demo-
cracy Of this State have suffered since the memo
rshc split ~ lsis. But now we understand that all
theatc belli2erent captains Of this cty-Collector
Schell, Mayor Wood, John Cochrane, Daniel +.
Sickles, Wilson Small, Emanuel d. Hart Isaac w.
Fowler, and all the rest-are prepared for al &C
tive party movement, en nos@, to recover the
city and the State from tn rapacious and UNI
scrupulous plupdering and taxing spoilsmcn of
the Seward oligarchy.
Thus, Mayor Wood win be rcuominated az the
Union democratic candidate for May or; the other
nominations, city and State, will be made in
REGULAR form. There will lie but one delegat ion
from this city TO Syracuse, and but one policy
the policy Of union and consolidation. Thus, the
toughest Of the work, we may say, is accomplish
cd, and n bright prospect opens before us for the
defeat, in State and city, of the Seward oligar-
chy in November ard December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Resignation OF Jua;ss Cnrsis OF che unissd
states szprsms Court
Bosros, sspt. 2, 1887.
The Portland star % kare The ros snstior
OF Judge Carts, OF tho Enied ssaies Supreme Coar We
taxa cGcc. on Tho Ii tf October next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
The Ai,baran at savsn ssn.

Sway ~, ssTf I, ItHI'
The United spiss Nal steamship AAsams arrived uers
nom ssv Y~k TIN msrras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

STARTLING DEVELOPMENT N RAILROAD MAN
AGENENT.--The famous Michigan Southern Rail
road, managed by LitchGeld 4 Co. has COM
menced an acion for libel against the HERALD.
DO they expect u to poy ia damages all the
losses which tbcIr stockholders in that rotten
ccncern may sustain? No matter. The trial Of
the case, il it ever comes to trial will develope
a chapter in railroad fnancicring that will aston
-h the world. If Schuyler and Nick Biddle were
alive they would deeply sympathise with the
Lilcbfeds in their new mode Of raising the wind
for falling railroad By trying to get damages
out OF newspaper for telling the truth and
warning The honest public agaius! its projects.
Wait FOR the e,aogsa.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Gene raj walker In New Oxss@as.
Hrv oaIaASs, Sept 1, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

1'hs Baptist Association OF Georgia and tns
American Tract socis<y.
AUGUSTA, Ca Sept ., 1867.
TIE Baptist Central AAsoc!aca or Georgia, 81 recent
meeting In Morgan county, roprobs.sd tina action Of
American Trant ssne;y in regard 10 slavery and
nended tho ~tad.s ring OF patronage FROM and dr.
OF the eaoss OF tao ageon wao raising
funds BY closaJ the sale II works. until tbs socisy
resond their recent act, and 90 back to their oginaa
silence IN the subject or slavery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, 1857.
Tho Attorney General has decided adversely thu
,ordnary claims OF haywood, tho lae Marshal OF Utah,
than Of which for convcypg the Judges
OF Tho Territory 10 and from tho places or holding tho
courts Tho expenses for numerous Caarcs, horses,
wagons and provisions shoss OF the ministerial
ofceu The Attorney Central states ths, the expenses
Of Judge On his way 70 the court are his own.
The net amount In tho Treasury uubjec, 10 dram 10
slsboo ooo Of which there In New York nearly nine
and one Third millions 81 Philadelphia, two millions and
two thirds, and at New Orleans million and half
Assistant Postmaster General Dunds wil shortly pro.
coed 10 New York 10 mas arrangements for fAnE Arng
the transportation OF the overland man 10 California
The Secretary OF the Treasury has, appeal, Affirmed
the assessment OF duty OF fifteen per chlorSse
Of potssh ami sal soe,osela, nineteen per cen,
fined borsx, t~ensyfour per cent on flbsrn and four
n -eni on sumsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
Ehs Southern Secession Presbyterian Con,

Ehs Southern Secession Presbyterian Con-
ventlons
RICHMOND, Va, 6spt l, lses.
Tne Southern Presbyterian Convention, that has ben
In session here for the Last three four days. adoasa
sine die ct ono O'Clock this morning.
The preamble and resolutions reported by the Couuss
on Resolutions were al adopted. The fourth resouiina
was changed 30 ~ 10 mako the General Synod msse =
Knoxville The fret Thursday sead OF The df TSss
day IN Nay.
resolution was also adopted Recommending the Kaox
Vile Synod 10 invite tbs General Assembly Of the o6
School PresbytesiAns 10 rrAiernAi conference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
The Revenue Cutter fancy struck ~ LAghs-
ming.

me ousser fancy was struck by lightning on Tybss e
Monday morning which ahivered the fors,opmss opsa
head forcmass and fofcgsr, aud then pAssed into 10
hold Inc decks wore spread With fragments. mo ounR
momentarily sheet OF fame, bal the srs
stunned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
Death or m Arctic voysxsr

Death or Arctic voysgsr
Bosros, 6spt. 1, 1851.
Lieutenant James AcEarsy, Who accompanied Dr. Kass
bis last Ar NO Expedition, and who connected wsA
The panorama OF Kanes Arctic voyages, Ia This Ot1,
died suddenly 10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

THE, PREszDESr AND THE FORTY .CLERGYxEN.
We ststed some days since that the Pressdeht
bad written q remarkable letter to some forty
professors and slergynen Of New England, in re.
ply to an address from them on the Kansas ques
ton, requesting him 70 withdraw all the troops
and let the Topeka party have full sway This
letter has been the subject of diligent inquiry
among the laity, as well IA among the clergy,
ard we are enabled to crafty the curiosity Of all
by publishing it in another column This morning.
1t Is mastery production, and must have
astonished "the forty clrgymen" not little
when ihey received II. They evidently went of
q! halfcock in setting forth their charges against
the President, aud his severe rebuke ut their
want Of charity is no. the less cutting for being
clothed in courteous language. Mr.. Buchanan's
exposition Of bis duty az Tie first magistrate Of
the country is mot mastery, and the clear and
fo.cibie manner in which he cites the laws that
bind him under his oath of Office will
carry conviction to every unprejudiced
mind of the unlawful character and ut
ter folly Of the aeitators in Kansas.
His positicn toward the Topeka Convention is
precisely similar to that Of President Madison to-
ward the old Hartford Convention, and he will
follow that precedent, that has been sustained by
the good sense of the whole country for more
than ferty years. He viii take no notice Of the
proceedings Of such ''illegal and dangerous COM
biuaiions" until they shall perform some act
that viii bring them in actual collision with the
constitution and then "they shall be resisted aud
put down By the whole power Of the govern
men;." This is said with the force OF q Jackson;
ard We Thick the whole letter will form a subject
of deep reelection to the forty ciergymen," and
receive the hearty assent Of the people of the
United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
Great Race at the Horse Fair at Eimirs.

Great Race nj the HORSE FAIR at EimHss
EMRA, Sept PIP. L.
The nrst coolest between Flora Temple and LaEoc' has
Just taken place Tho conditions were mile heat H. bsss
two In ree with Flora In harness and Lancst under ~
saddle The owiag the resnlt-Frss, Flora gemrIs
nd, lancet; third Killers Dsmsei and fourth, Red
BIRD. Tfme-2 e and Il. Ten thousand PEG dc were
the ground. The great contest FOR the y 900 prize win
take place on saturday TO morrow thore VAL DO 70
view Of ina fra comnauiea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

VhS Chtted Sthtes Agffcultufal EKh6dtao0.
LorisyrrII, Sept 2, 1857.
Thirtytwo young horses we're exhibited 10 day; thsy
were very superior particularly the stations There have
been large additions to the fruit and machinery depart
msrs me latter IL very large, containing vy valuabis
machines, and tho exhibition every way superior ~
previous days The attendance to day y estimated -
900 to o0o Tue weather 10 ne letter from VS.
President Breckenridge says he yin be hore friday
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-10
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS


THE following described Real Estate, coinrris
i ing HOUSE. Lots. aud other property, eLgiba,
situated In the villages Of Saco and Biddeiord,
will be sold by the proprietors, at prices and On
terms favorable to pnrcha,ery.
The House Lots, about 400 In number, are
primo pay situated IN Saco, between the Railroad
DEPICTS ot Biddeford aud Saco-a portion " them
above the Railroad, and a portion below. in .
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding u
dine view Of both villages. They are advantage
ously situated for the residence OF persons having
business In either Saco or Bidlelo,d, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperell
SQUARE, Saoo, and five minutes walk Of The Ma
chine shop aud Cotton Mill Of the I.aconia, Pep.
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
teet wide, resting on granite piers, and with 4 de.
walks has been built across the Ssco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and plucine
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor
ner. From this bridge a street 10 graded 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin of the
Saco River, and TO Water street. a. TIC
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will inlersect with Market street, winch
passes across the above described bridge TO Biddr
ford. b. P. y. o.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propne-
tors have dozen or more mouse lois Tor sHIe Oh
Springs Island, contiguous to the bridge anu
within two minutes walk Of the workshops Aud
mills on said island.
They will sell also in lots Of from one TO FIVE
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of a acres and Is situated on the West.
ern side OF the Railroad, and runs 10 the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within lew rod,
of the Saco Depot.
Warraniee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
BY the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; d. Z.
Somes, Biddeiord; Josephus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William r. New
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condit
ions, inquire Of d. Z. SOMES, OF Biddeford
agent Tor the propiie,ors. 5f
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-10
THE WORLDS MEDICINE.
On. SMITHS
GAR coATE o PILL 8.

No.,.urpsising accounts are received nom ev'
.ry osr Of the country ofihe sGsois OF 'he's won.
oa,f ag.nt writes. sour supply OF SusAs
-. ,,,I. 4, ,xhsusted-send Us moreno
Sn 20 ssy, cyeI h.d sells ike ihsm, &C afieeis
~" ,.snv surprising cures ol these"
~ bSx has been known to cure dyspepsia "
'onS s p,IIs lave broken up Settled Fever q,
o.. Roy. taking three Pills the tirsi Nehi'aaa
OnV III \, afterwards, has cured the worst ca
-, boy taken a. shove has cured haoi'ns'
- NC. of tAese Pills have cured cases OF
c,v"%,e RHEuaArisa that had ~iihsiood every
other treatment , - ~,
r., ,,ne 10 three boxes have cured cases oi
-. COMPLAINT, believed To lie incuTahle.
nn, Va thee hOxcs have cured what was De-
,;..,.J "a, Dc, CoST,RGEo CossuMrrioS.
on, Lnx has cured cases VI hoes VI dPPah'e'
,,Ss..,, Ian. with SOaIness % the Stomach &e
F,,nr 10 SIX Pm, have cured very bad eases oi
D.sculcry and pIauh1i
F,nr 10 eight Pills have cured the worst cases
Of Bilious CkOi.c. ..... NM -.
1 lew does ~ from ore 10 three frfs have
- ,h,. ,gor,, cssss Of Worms
on,. box hs- be..n tgsciual ia Curing JaundIes
and General Dybiihy. M ,.,,
= ~. lrWELL, Ds~iRg Bloc, P'nl'ss,
y General i.'sai
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-10
OTIS'S LIGHTNING RODS.
From PROFESSOR LOOMS Of Ga.

EfSu AAASA ~S~S~-~ -
aEsving for tho pas, years given considers
bic attention 10 the various departments Of cleo
tricsl science, and having examined many light.
uing conductors, North snd South, have No hes.
iiancy in prouounciny OTIS Patent Insulated Light.
nins Conductor, ~ embodying mors of the neces.
sary scientific principles, snd Of the conditions Of
certain protection, than any now In use In this
country. I.
The elegant and perfec, method OF insulation
constitutes its chief excellence, whllei combines
all the advantages Of other rods WAsn ths rod
yassss through giaA risgs, wkisA are supported
by n<tae sros bokfs scrsVed into ths scoAs Of ths
konss, ~ In the old method, The glass 10 easily
broken. lst, by being inierposed between two
metallic surfaces ii, by the condensation OF the
atmosphere before IN electrical current d. by the
violent collapse " the air which Immediately fol-
lows-and 9TH, by the heat Of the electrical dis.
charge, like the pouring Of hot water into glass
tumbler. The insulaiors, l'eing thus broken, the
electrical fluid Is even invited into the building.
(by The roS coming 10 contact with the iron bolt J
Many AoHsss seith ikis imps.Jset protection, AaVs
bssA dsstroysi ky hghtniRg. Blu, lew days since
saw a small brick house struck, though protected
by two such rods. ! regard the Inventor OF this
ss,c con faetor rs benefactor Of mankind, n Aav.
ing furnished The world with 50 certain pro,ec-
ton to life and property again., the most terrific
agent I'm. LooMlS,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-10

WOODS HAIR DYE Thi, admirable Pricle
is rapidly improving The hair No article 81 a
similar Kind, now before The puGc, enjoysa bet.
ter reputation us n restorative aud lnyIgvfaiIng
bair tonic. IT, peculisr chemical qualIu,s have
beneficial effect npon The growth aud character
Of the air, giving sisy aud glossy texture 10 Ibs,
which was formerly at u cOare aud dy nature.
II has, alsO, we understand, tendency 80 preserve
III, youthful color aud sppca ance VI The hgir sud
destroying Or cuunirfat Ting the effects al age
With such recommendation ia IL layUf, We hard.
~ perceive how uny lady az grnlrmau should be
wiEuut so valuable an adjunct 10 their toilet
Oh WOOD i Co, pmpncl.n, ~? Broad
way New iois, aud III Market su,ei,
3ml3 81. LOui,, Mo.
fold by all Druggists here-
AGENTS.-in Bidd,Iorf. J. Sawyer IL Sieo, 4.
&. Mitchell, successor To ID. l.. Mitchell. Missle.als
Agents IN boston, Weeks Potter. Ia Portland, a. u.
Hay. 3mosls