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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. J. q. NJ. GOulD'S
rheumatic, NcuraI In and spinal Balm

u
Entered according TO act Of Congress. In the year
1850, In the Clerks oaice Of the District Court
% Massachusetts.
NE would call the attention % the public to this
w derul preparation, used only external appli-
talon, which Is remedy Ia from II to ~
eOurs removes the sessrest pain In 10 minutes, and
ELIch never falls.
Certificates are daily received by the doctor, Of the
sghest Recommendation. lie this day received the fol.
ovingi- So
Bostrn, April Is, ls58
DEAa SR Ever since this session % the Legislature
ommeneei have been severely afflicted with Imam
uory Rheumatism. 1 e>peLdei much money without
e.aGins any relief when ons 81 our kePs.,en,..tv.:
rom It's nrst application the pain began 10 decrease,
ND am nov almost entirely free from the atfietion.
iou are aware that ordered sin bottles more, which
hsiribu.rd among suffering friends, and In every in.
lance Il has afforded immediate relief will give this
t-tnony Of tbs worth OF yoar medeine. unsolicited, as
slight token Of my appreciation VI your endeavors TO
Soih- the pain ami anguish Of your feliew-msn.
W E.r. n isKELL,
Clerk Mass. House Reps.
Or. J. u. y. Could, East Abingdon, Mass.
Mr. \. l.. Card, resident OF Portland, who has been
lcted with Serofa for the last three years. suffering
)onse1ueuy, much pain, and whJse right arm had be-
and lame that II very difficult tor him
20 raise bis hand his head, 10 put and take on
,lat without assistance and who has tried many kinds
Il medicine, without any favorable elect, induced
tn try Dr. Goula' Rheumatic BALM, by which appilea-
On he Was twenty inmates restored tn the use ofhis
irto, aud can nov use II freely.
AIR Card resides in Alder street, and would he happy
70 recommend TO those similarly afflicted. I, may be
said With truth that Il Is indeed the Worids Blessing
No. IL, Alder ST., Portland, Ne. 5. l.. cAkD
DHlec aud Laboratory, No. t.2 school
street, Bosion.
SUld by Trisirlnl Gilman, SAGA DE-. J. Saw
yer BldielOrJ, and all the pnneipal Druggists In
the STATE.
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Friendly dNlcc to Femai~-. While
frosa uaiiyes when every smAle Nil apprecafs ABB
stain from Specifying the many distressing c,mpialnis
thFy tre sab-ct arr constrained q, say, that pR
IuEEssaASs EssiLS rIILs arr the rsureiy, Whenever
ny are sininstrry AZ cure Or f1nct.nal dersnge-
rnsuis % females. There Il such gord a. ~fslr-
Ihis IL RUS thAt hss kaoEn eN,sp tioa IN pcroi
q tssnty yesrs for t seal aT-ctisns wheh prevent
maternity they ARE luf his. They must never be taken
shCu tfHtgVrr On pTOsIrct, as the Fusi Inevitably
prcc,ale th- possibility cf,s &C. fy1cs Scs advcr-
iisetneu'. -
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~ ERWICK ACApEMY, at South Der.

- ERWICK ACADEMY, at South Ber-
I'D wick, Me. The Fall Term OF this Ins,I,u =
,nn commences Sept. 2, next, In both The Male
and Y, male departments Instruction is given 10y
coui peient aud experienced Teachers, 10 I'll young
men tor entering either Of the College Classes, or
10 prepare ,hen for the duties and emplOyments
Of sc,iye life Young Ladies ale ins r'lci' IN The
different branches ol study pursued IN Femae
se,ninsries, As well n IN Music, PaiLing aud
Drawing. Valuable prizes are given at the An
nual Exhibition 10 ,hosu who Distinguish them
seve, by their diilycuce md exemplary depot
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r,eneing nth hs Fan T,rm.
Tne,e are inree scholarships, aif'rdng an In.
come Of three hundred doAars annually, which
amount Is awarded each year 10 three students
while in College, who have distinguished them.
SELVES at the Acadeuy by their n,iainmenis and
mod conduct. Tuition, s. per term VI ten weeks.
| A small .xisa charge u made for Instruction IN
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| iiy, Good board can be oblnined Of the Acrde.
az House, which iscliglbw situated within few
minutes walk Of the Academy, al 90 80 per week,
Washing included. Further information in re-
-pect To the School will be furnished on application
q lCHABOD GOODWIN, A. NJ,
| Principal.
South Berwick, Me, Aug 90. 1857. .lw3j
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MarriQgrG.

IN Dover, " H., l5,h u't, BY Rev n. Durgln, Mr..
De Wllt q. Durlia, Of Carbonate, Pa TO Miss Caro-
Hus A. Chapman, Of ParsJnsisl. Ne.
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Our Most Eminent Slen
Or. KANE's FIRST NARRATIVE.

The Quilted states Grinuell Expedition In
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Care s'our SOFe Eyes. :
Or. PETiTr's ~
AMERICAN EYE SALYE.

Dir J. A. BERRY, VI SacO, informs Us OF a
c'i'i vhn was - bIdl, afflicted wilh Sor' aud
Week Eyes. - Ia be- scarcely able 10 brss Oh.
light At all, generally keeping h. lace hurried Ia
tie pillows.
Twn hiXrs of Eye Salye effected The cure.
ELDER HANSCOM, at Durham, iniunu, ~
that hls lnruef has been esrct Of cyirsaiy bod
eyes by the Bye Salyr Thcy had been suIc ana
YEA. lUr many years, .yuiijs ulcrsaicI, anu
grrai weakness oi iaU vision #.H
he also cared "A ehild ul yr.y bad Sore Eyes b,
a i.w applications of the Bye Save r.
uIIiHM COVE, Of South Adams. Mass, s,ys.
81 lsye II tux toa 10y Who hid been oGirt,l
wiih s3rc c,CS THREE YEARS. sud Il care hln
JOAN II. MILLER, At Mief,hrrc, X
writes "tiy father has sul-,si greatly toe For
~ gear. lsiiA CHRONIC lYF'LABAT YON
or 1ITfs EYES, UHa n as len RNIYRELl
CURED. By asing tie AMERICAN EYE
SdLVE
Srriug Whist . cure Il effected on bon. | w.
induced ~ apply 4 ~ a SCGlFULuUs SORE
on NY NOSE, Ghrh was MUCH INPLAN
ED AND ULCERA red, having DiscIiARGEu
MArTER TOR MORE THAN SIX WEARS. To nay sur
prise and as uiI>Iuueut hy lhe use OF ONg Box.
the uicer. WAS HEALED, mad tie cavity !, III
ing out
G. W. ATwELL. Portland. Genefd AscaL
Sod by Oh desly.s IN ptdlclnO ctcTyvhcrc,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared nom Prescription OF Sir. J. Clarke, NJ
Ply sislan Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable MEDICINE Is uniaIins in the cure 81
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution. 1t moderates all and
moves all distractions and brings the monthly PERI
oil with regularity, These pills should he used two or
three weeks prior to confinement they f0rity the con.
s.Iuon and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling
the mother to perform her duties with safety to herself
ami child.
These Pills shoud not he taken by females that are
pregnant, during the tiIa three noHths, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage but at every other time
aud In every other case, they are perfectly safe. L
In all eases o. Nervous AMI Spinal Aeotisn, pain In
the Back aud LIMBS IIelylsss, Fatigue on slight ex-
ertln Palptalion Of The Heart. LnWness Of Spirits,
Mysteries sick Headache Whites asI all the painful
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will effect cure when all other means have failed, and
although powerful remedy, does not contain iron, cal
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Full directions accompany each bottle. Price, in the
Unltedsta,es and Canada, One Dcllar.
Sole Agents Tor the United states and Canada,
I.c. BALDWIN, h CO.,
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ELISHA KENT KANE,
"A BIOGRAPHY. srr,'
nY WILLIAMLL DE R.

Ia announcing the LlFElOf Dir. KANE, we
arcitat anticipating ibcwtpher Of thousands and
teas Of thousands of,ths adnirers ofihat great
uun.. n 49, FEh 49,
iiayins been repoasl ftlssd Of the deceased,
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superb volumes of"Ariio Explos atoms, recent.
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/ 40 PHYSICIAN, so MEDICAL ADVICE n M
y qulssd ~ tie female iivad suffering from func-
tioua Disturbances special q nsr sex II Il simply nee
essay IA, che SHOULD apprvciais ths Vry?gri.os q
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
To resort O. them at once. With these In her possession,
her srsly cure Il flrrs0n- C1uc,us'nl. ThgTe h 20
u,cas.un o. iuguirc thr nature Of tie difficulty, IL u
arss trJm the usion, irreunrty, or over activity
a anv at ne fn1,Is dis,ilcgr 90 sN ia rytf IL as
.rrttin uurr the operation 81 thysc s Succession
fday D. uIght In the crisis Il he which proceeds,
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oltttc the chan-c taking place Ia ts sysem ami OBJ
vair dlnrcr whie they prevent PAN Married LADIES'
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Aug Is, 1855. szS
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5prtial Autitts.
9NSS SKEELE's SCHOOL.
To Femnlc InYn,iis.

The fourth term will commence in saco,
Ioaday August 3. 3w3i
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mo's than 100000 sold within aOa.h..
DR.. Kane's Great Work,
Arctic Explorations,

Is now being read by more than two hundred
thousand persons, I'D and young, learned and ]
unlearned. II is jus, The book which
should be owned and read by every
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800 Newspaper

have each pronounced II the most remarkable and
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In announcing the THlRrEENrn annual
/ VInme at the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, The
Publishers respectfully inform the public that ~
order io Increase and stimulate the formation OF
/ ,I,f,s Ihpy DrnnOSe 10 offer
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Tux VorE OF Missouri. IN analysis OF
the vote of Missouri shows that the great
gains for Rollins have been manly in the
parts OF the State where there aro the most
commerce, the greatest railruad commuui'
cation, and the largest number OF children
at school. The New York post derives The
following result from the figures -
{" IL would be easy to moralize on the
significant facts presented BY the above
statistics: but they bJst tell their own tale.
They show clearly:
1. That in those portions where labor Is
stimulated and quicSened by railroads, the
sentiment OF freedom is strongest and the
converse, that where the sentiment, in Ia
vor Of free labor is moss active, thcre toi-
lows the greatest material development by
railroads and kindred enterprises.
.. That even among the largest Stare.
holders the feeling in regard 10 free labor
and emancipation is undergoing change
for the better.
3. That tho old politich cities are. fast
breaking asunder. and that the slave driv
ing party can no longer rely upon party
names 70 accomplish their objects"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-09-04

WASHINGTON IrENs Tho Tri5Vne's cor
respondent saws Beverly Tucker rejects the
Liverpool, Consulate, and insists upon the
Presidents redeeming the promise of giving
him the United States Marshnlship for that
District. The latter place Is, however, re-
served for George Plat, Of Pennsylvania.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-12-03
For the National Era.
THE LOVE KNOT.
BY NORA PERRY.

Tyspg her bonnet under her chin,
She Ted her raven ringlets in.
But not alone in the silken snare,
Did she catch her lovely floating hair,
For, tying her bonnet under her chin
She teda young mans heart within.
They were strolling together up the hill,
Where the wind comes blowing merry and chill !;
And ii blew the curls a frolicksome race,
All over the happy peach colored face,
Til, scolding and laughing, she tied them in,
Under her beautiful, dimped chin
And 1t blew color, bright as the bloom
W the plnkest fuschia's tossing plume,
All over the cheeks of the prettiest girl
That ever imprisoned a romping curl.
or, in tying her bonnet under her chin
I4ed young mans heart within
sleeper and sleeper grew the hill
htsddsr, merrier, chicr, still,
TlH western wind blew down and played
The widest tricks with the lille maid
As tying her bonnet under her chin,
Sue lied young mans heart within
Oh, western wind, do you think il was fair
T4 play such tricks with her floating hair?
To gladly, gleefully, do your best,
Tc blow her against the young mans breast.
Where he as gladly folded her in
And kissed her mouth and her dimpied chin?
Oh, Ellery Vane, you little thought
An hour ago. when you besought
This country lass to walk with you,
After the sun had dried the dew
What perilous danger you'd be in,
As she tied her bonnet under her chin.