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AMBROTYPEs
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES -CLARKE,s

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a 1resortptO Of Sir u Clarke, ~ D.
Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaIng in the cure of ali
those painful and dangerous diseases which the
constitution is subject 1t oderates all excess and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
TO MAnR1ED LADIES
1T isespecialy suited 1t wi short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Goyernmen,
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterreils.
CAUTION.
These Is should not be taken 0yJsmalss during t1e
FIRST THREE A0N7AS Of qre0nas.cy, as tier, are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, 0utat any ttsae ey
are sac.
u all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papta-
ton of the Heart Mysteries Whites these Pulls will
e0ecta when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy,do contain iron, calSmel
anthony, or anything hur.ful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet each package
which should be carefully preserved. aisIi
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
GsteI. O. BALDWIN . co., Roeh uSe Ny.
N.B-s1,oo and postage stamps enclosed to my an.
thorsed Agent will insure bottle, containing 50 pills.
by returnmaI
For sale by T. H. LOGAN & CO., in Wheeling,
b. L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, pittsburg;
Purce Laid Co., Wholesale Agents for Va at Rich
nollu. ap9s-1yf
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those whose duty it is to keep the
crossings IN order, would attend to the matter
nov, they would greatly accommodate pedestrf-
ans, relieve the dresses of the ladies from !
weight of mud, and remove the cause of a pre.
evailing indecorous curiosity. S. -
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E1ItchciFs series Of CscoRrnphfcoI yYorit.
publish the above named series Of
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TA ns,0 county road is soon to be built
rom the virginia tate line to Gross Creek tp
washington county, which win be great con-
yenience to the section through which it Will
pass.
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We the undersigned citizens of Crawford
County, Ohio, have been acquainted with and
used an article of Family Medicine known as
DIR. A. S. Todd's Anti Bilious or Liver Pills and
we would assure tho public that in every in
stance, 50 far as we have known they have given
the best satisfaction to those using them. We
can recommend these pills to the public as a
Medicine of great virtue They are the best
pills in, use of which we have any knowledge,
and seem particularly adapted to the diseases of
this climate. They donot leave the system in a
costive state, nor do they loose their effect by
repeated use:
Milton Kent, Nathaniel sheapper, Commodore
Rogers, William Palmer, Geo. Nimmon, o.
Williams, James II. Eaton, Ed. R. Merriman,
John Deem, ofZanesvile, Ohio, and 40 others.
For sale by dealers generally. I. H. Logan &
Go, general agents, to whom all orders should be
addressed.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o, 1855.
PRoF Woop-Denr Sir: Your lair Rest5ratyeis proving
itself beneficial to The front, the back part
Of my head almost lost It's fact BALD have
used but two half pint bottles Of your and
the top of my head is well with promising crop oil
young hair and the frontis also receiving its BENEFIT
have tried other without any benefit
think from my personal an I'm
N4ss YsaFs respeeifuiy, = D. r. THOMAS. Md
: q Eo.46 street.
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Sanford,s liver m
'igorator in another column.
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SToysTowS, Somerset Co, Pa, Nov. 24th.-
Twenty inchestof snow has fallen on the noun
tains west Of this place. ehe stages have been
stopped and sleighs are brought into requisition.
The snow is four inchesdeep here and it is still
showing IS
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MIToIELLs PRIMARY. GEOGRAPHY. A new edition.
much enlarged, with illustrations and maps sauare
limo. Price 40 cents. 1A
MITollELLS INTERMEDIATE or SECONDARY GEOG-
AP1lY Quarto size with forty maps, beautifully coll
orsq and more than hundred engravings the
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Gen. Walker left Mobile onaSaturday, and
Judge Campbell arrived the same day.
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T. LARGE supply Of Corn and Corn Meal, Oats MN
- Feed Of all kinds, Baled Hay, &c, store anh for
sale " MATHEW McNABB,
noys Wheeling, Va.
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I M!TUHELL's SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY ANnATTAs. Re-
Ytsed edition. The Geography is beautifully illustrated
WIN aarge of engravngs, mostly from original
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ST.. Louis, Nov. 24-River still falling at this
point and all upper streams continue TO recede
Weather more moderate and prospect good for
resumption. of navigation Of MI streams north.
Weather clear and bright SO dogs. .s9a'7
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-01-29

A RURAL PniLoSorHkR.-A certain good
natured old Vermont farmer preserved has
constant good nature, let what would turn
up. One day. while the black tongue pre-
vailed in the State, ono Of his men came In
with the news that one Of his red oxen was
dead
IA he?" said the old man ; swell. he
always was a breechy cuss. Take Oh his
hide aud carry 1t down 10 fletcher's, 10 will
bring the cash.
IAN hour or 81 Afterwards the man came
back. with the news that the 'line buck and
his mate were both dead.
care they 7" said the old man, "well I
took them ct b - TO save debt | new.
or sxpsctsd % get. It's lucky il amt the
briudics. Take the hides down to Fetch.
sr's, thsy'll bring the cash."
After the hpss OF about an hour, his hired
man again come back to tell him that the
nigh hrindls Mas dead
.Is no 2" sad the old man, swell, he was
q very old OK. Take OF hs hide and take
/, do.u 10 Rle.cher's: 10 10 worth cash, and
will bsi.g mose than any two OF the oth
s,. - eih~ Sas $500 . aa'-aS,h Z.
iiereupon, NE wife. who was very pious
soul, taxing ppon herssf the ofhoe Of E.i.
phAi, rspriuaodsd her husband severely and
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mr.. CUDwORTiI-Botanie Inhrmary. No. Il

mr.. CUDWORTli-Botsni Inhrmary, No. IL,
IL Howard street, Boston, Mass.
DR. CUDwOKTIl attributes 90 his NEW DISCOVERY
much % his In curing the most deep rooted Oh
stnate COMPLICATED and long standing, aud even ~.
uERIrED disorders Of the human system Ills utter dis.
card mercury hydrae Of potash, and other mineral
poi.ons frum the medical practice, forced him to search
for substitute, and the result Was, this agent, which
In itself IL thorough but mid searcher, discover and
expesr d all mercurai OF other poisonous dePoits OF
the humon system.
This IL we'll worth sober consideration Because his
cleansing and renoyating rsmey. the "Sew Discovery,
tn. bass which his theory u Healing long and well
settled disrdes 10 .ounde, and will In all Eases intro
duce healthy action of great consequence, but where
he pronounces thorough cure, IL has SEvEn FAILED.
OIL Diseases ~ tie tn Ost. Chest Heart sBd Lungs,
Cout and Rheumatism. Indigestion General Debility,
Mercuriai Affections, Fem lies Chronic Disorders Ssr
yousne.s and Iiahitua Headache, diseases % inscree
young and midlesged persons. ani all diseases 81 the
skin OF urinary organs constitute list OF human se.
tons In which RS "Sew Dscoycry"is Of most abso
iute efficacy For the Satisfaction u the public. $500
will be legally btfril-d " grain of mercury found
any medical preparation from this Institution.
All persons who by an In iJuiicious az deficient mel
IcaI treatments have lo.t all faith In the profession, AMI
all hope u recovery, may Tor couple u weeks try ihs
Ssw DiscoysHY, AMI never continue a medical treat.
ment that In three weeks has rfrc!ed 80 Important aJ
undrniable change TO his beneht.
DR. Cudworth has his own Laboratory, where all bis
medicines are prepared II IL his own Interests 10 pay
we'll. anil carefully select h drugs used Ia his practice,
30 that no spurious inert dru $40 old sluggish COM
pounds nor mistaken, Inaccurate ar titious prrpara
lions can defeat his knowhge and disa rpont his pa
tent No. IL Howard street. OGce open day and eve
nlng lyr32
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An Exyxxsrvx rHrArRIcAL COMPLIMENT
The Paris correspondent Of the New Orleans
Picsyuns relates the following snecdots:
.fhey have an open In Athens, where ,
prima donna (tAme has not blown her name
20 FAR a. here) is very popular. one nign'
she % bswitchsd the audience that the men
took the splendid pair Of English blooded
horses from her carriage. and dragged her
home. She was delig GIFTED until the next
morning. when she ordered the coaehman 70
drive her out: The coachman said that
some Of the gentlemen Of the preceding eve
ming had been carried away 30 far BY their
enthusiasm rs not yet to have had time 70
return with the horses. The day passed
away, and nothing Was heard Of the horses.
The second day she had the wall Of Athens
covered with bills, Offering $500 reward for
the recovery Of her horses, bot a. they are
worth ut least $4,000 they have not yet, and
probably never will be heard Of"
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N OF &c T. j..

WE. having been appointed BY The Judge OF
and examine the claims OF the creditors OF Mary
Andrews, late of Ksnnebunkpor, IN said county
OF York, deceased, whose estate IL represented
insolveat hereby give notice that six months com
mrnciny on the irsl day Of Drcsmber, A. ID: 1877,
lave been allowed to said creditors 10 being 10
aud Prove their claims and that We VIII at'ead
the service assigned US, al the Office OF Bourne *
SiOne la ksnnebunk, IA aid county, on second
Mondays OF January, March, and May next from
Two O'Clock To i've O'Clock T. NJ.
Dated at kennebunk, this
2Slh day Vt Dec, A. ID. 1857.
EDWARD T. BOURNE, Jr
3w4 ELIJAH BUZZELL.
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Coon TASTE IN pRrs.-A young lady in
one Of the leading circles at Washington
was complimented by gentleman on the
simplicity and good taste OF her dress, at
IN evening party. She reE lied, al au glad
you like my dress. IL cost just seven dollars,
and made every stitch Of it myself. -
When our young ladies PRIDE themselves
upon the home manufacture and cheaPness
OF their attire, instead Of its responsiveness
and foreign importation. we shall have few
er "broken" fathers and husbands.
TuE city builder, TO save cost OF land,
runs his buildings up one, two, or three sto-
ries higher. 80 should the farmer cultivate
his farms, downward another story to save
surface.
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SurrIpIS was once taxed al. in conse-
queuoe Of iortnight's continued dining
out and dissipation. He seat tor DR.. Heb.
erd-en, who prescribed rigid abstinence and
calling again, soon afterwards, asked his
patient if be was attending to that advice.
The answer being affirmative -" Right,
said the doctor: :" tits the only way to se-
cure you length Of days" II do not doubt
It," said Sheridan: "for these three las,
days, since began, have been the longest 70
me in my life"
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ssled him 10 he Was not aware that his lo-s
vss = Judgment fruu heaven upon him Tor
hh wickednoss.
ais it," sad the fellow "well. II they
will take the Judgment In cattle, II 10 the
easiest way can pay it,"
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INK the iIcreaS>d r,l~n~ sol il. Publication.
1T iorinsr rates NJ heretofore, in the Central
Block, entrance, No. l.
TERxs-Single subscription, $3.50 per
annum, in advance, or il paid within three
months. Ifnot paid within the year, $500.
LOUIS o. COWAN,
PRoPRiEToR.
Biddeford, January /, 1883.
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Il EALING MEDlU N
w. MACOMBER.

WILL give careful attention to all Disease,
w which can be relieved BY Spiritual Magnet
ic influence.
TsPnss Exanlnaslsns, . . . so CITE.
MantDalastsss, % Cts.
p Examinations private and strictly con6den
tiaI Free EXAMINATIONS on Mondays, In the af
ternoou, 10 those unable to pay.
He will visit the sick wherever desired.
He may be found ai d. r. Woodman's, Pleasant
Street, Ssco, Maine. 29H
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TESTIMONIALS.

"Durins the time I occupied the once OF Commls.
sloner OF patents, X. H. EDDI, Esq, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent Once Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There few any persons acting In that
capacity, who had much business beforethe Patent
once and there were none who conducted Il with
more skin, fidelity and success. I regard Mr.. Eddy
Of the best informed and most skful Patent 30
icitors In the United States and have hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
uOrr competent and Trustworthy, and capable Of
putting their applications In form to for them
an early and favorable consideraonat the atsnt o.
ace. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissloner of Patents "
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KEROSENE OILS,
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS
LArl Agent % U. =. PATENT OrrIcr, WASHINGTON
uNpEa IHn ACT OF 1872
~. "a a,.ts atrsst onposita Riibv A.. Boston

nv " osssS ssASsst SffSe>s~ >~>~y ~
FrER an extensive practice Of upwards OF twent,
n years. continues to secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain, France, and other foregl
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, am
ail Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal
terms and with aespatch. Researches made Into Amer
can or Foreign works. to determine the validity or uti
ny of Patents Inventions,-aDd legsior other advice
rendered In all matters touching the same. Copies Of
the claims Of any Patent furnished BY renting one
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency Is not only the largest In New England
but through inventors have advantages for securing
PATENTS or ascertaning the patentaby ofinveutions
unsurpassed by. u not mmeasuraby superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
given below prove that none II MORE SUCCESSFUL
AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber, and as
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PR00P OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
eason TO believe and can prove, that at no other ocr
Of the kind the charges for professional services 90
moderate The immense practice OF the subscriber dur
ns twenty past has enabled him TO accumulate
vast collection and ocia decisions rel
alive 10 patents These besides his extensive brsryo
lesal and works. and full accounts Of patents
granted In the United States and Europe, render hin
able beyond question, to offer superior facilities for oh
tAlning patents.
All necessity Of ajourney to Warrington to procure
patent and the delay there here saved
nveators.
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DOCTOR CUDwORTn,. at hl. botanic Il
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. MAZDA

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. MADAM
] CUDnURTiI, NJ - llosari street. Boston Mass
The necessity ~ Botanic lnnrmary AMI discreet fe'
male Medical adviser Coz ladies to consult, IN certain
cases. Is - apparent that u useless To enlarge upon
IT, Madam &. 10 very thankful to the Ladies Tor the
patronage extended 20 her In private prse Ice. sh,
confidently warrants that bsr treatment shall be perfect.
~ Satisfactory to all Tn. high orisr ~ this ~-,i -.
tabIi.msnl will satisfy any one that all will he u.ste
In the moot thorough manb-r In all departments Mad
AN g. m~icinss br ftmaes lrresulAhtes, suppres-
sIons Ac ar. . .ss In their result In ending TO re-.
M owe ol.tTucISns and strengthening their sJsm La.
die. r.aulfIs medical ALL will do we'll 10 call ana con-
s.ll Madam 4. dsiOr, going slssxhere.
Anlstlsr. aiire,ssj to MADAM CUDWORIIl, u
Howard street Boston Mass enclosing one dollar, vii
b. promptly attended TO.
Oeice oI+n day and evening. lyr3s
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From tAs prss,~t cemm,ss,sssr.

"Arorsr II, lss6.-During the time have held the
once Of Commissioner Of Patents, r. H. Bddy, Esq, Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged In the transaction
OF business with the once, Solicitor. lie 10 thor.
oughy acquainted with the law and the rules Of prac
lice ofthe once. regard him of the most capA.
be and successful practitioners with whom have had
ooaciaI intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Boston, Sept. 2. ls5T.-ly3T. CON-, Of Patents.
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ii U ID 5 ON'S.
AMERICAN SALVB 4 BURN ODTNEJq

ne coDpo0nd has st Cd the test and raine the
j favor e thoasAsis f,r the cure of Bufns, Cul,
&c AIDS Bruises. Sor. Lips and Ey.lds, Chapp.i han
and Arms, so.e Sipplss Dsssas-s u the ssin, inns
Nation. Piles, salt kheam Chilblsins, Bits d "%a
toes spiders. ness, bed bugs and insects 81 Az A,
sorvs On Ch,drvu, Wounds iron Iron, Pains IN hs ssne
aud Back. ChAfes, Corns, Halls, kc., IL ALSO s0",
oil cas~s Vi IRE an outward application s nees', .'
more pa ueulArs, se- Isp~rs acconpany'ns ysS,,
Joseph III DsoS, role propfietef, halApo,-u'
Mas,. VIZ. q. DYER. No 4 Central Biosk' osae Icy,
Me .dsal-s In Drugs, Medicines, hsm'sss, &c, 49,
saie and retail .gvpt VS.. BRSASf henns % ". y,
hs slz.xs Anl ..Ullsh PROVINCES
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Corn and Flour

THIS day landing from Caroline,
i 800 Bu.he,s Yellow Com,
50 Bots Sup Genes~e Flour,
$50 Bags Fine Fed,
All In ins order and ios sale BY -
ssoo, ssp.smbsr 2aA, 1857. a
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Building Lots for Sale.
BUILDING LOTS on Factory Island can bs
ID had at reasonable prices. For plan oilots en-
qulre Of EDWARD r. BukA5tM.
Treasurer 8. & b Swings Institution.
Saco, February 18th, 1857. lyr7
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Hickory Grove, e. Charles Co,
GioR6E " araaiNsorHAM,
SARAH A. HI0QlkB0rliLM.


Gardiner, Ne June a, 1855
PROF. o. J. wO0D-Dsar sir . have used too bot.
ties Of lfoG woi's HAIR Restorative, aud truly
cay 10 the greatest discovery Of the ase os Restoring
and changing the hair Before using was . nan Of
SEVENTY Ny hair has attained is original color.
You can rssoan mend 10 the World without the least
iesr, - my case vas one Of the vosst t'nd.
Yosrs, respectfully.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-01-29

d.. WOOD CO., Proprissors, 81 Broadvay, n.
T.. Qn the great n Y. Wire Railing Estabshnea) and
ili Market street. 81. Louis, No. Bid By sAvyss,
IN BIddsf,rd, Q. .. Mitchell In Sseo and al Wholesale
Druerists in Boston and Portland. anosl
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w GOD LAM
AND HOUSE LOTS
IN BIDDEFORD.

vINHE Ssco Water Power Company, wishing
i 10 reduce its real estate. now offer Tor sale
from Ose Acre 70 enc hundred Acres OF sooa
farming land. most of which Is we'll covered with
wood aud Timber, and located within about ID
Of a mile from the village. Also q large number
of House aud Store lots IN the village. Terms easy
4Nf THOMAS QUlNBY, Agent.
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Carriages for Sale.

Carriages for Sale.
THE subscribers keep constantly on hand ct their shop
i on Temple 81. saco,
G ARRlA q &c
Of various kinds. embracing Tive Wheel Chaises,
Ter Bsggies, Side Spring Wagons,
SLEIGHs, &c., Ee.,
which they orer sell a low prices for cash. or on up
proved credit. Purchasers will hnd u for their advan
taee 20 call and examine our carriages before purchasing
10 Carriages made TO order, and repairing In all II
branches done short notice.
saeo, June Is, 1855. An
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Farm for sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated In the norheriy
n part OF the city Of Bddeioid. four miles froU,
the city mills, containing thirty live acre, Of most
excellent grass land, divided into moving, ilage
aud pasidring. Also, a new house, "a by W. IN
l. IG by q, well finished outside and partly inside.
Also, barn 90 By 81. II auy oae Is 10 van; 81 a
.,all iarm they will do well to call before buying
elsewhere. There is more land adjoining which eau
be hau if desired. OLIVER RUMEhf.
Bill. ford, March Goth, 1857. 1871
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CA H IL L A G Il WOR X
AND
CARRIAGE REPAIRING.

T CUFF, a, his shop on Pepperell square
d Z. aear tn. Mill yard, Sa.o, j. prepared To ex.
ecuie oil kinds Of Carriage work or Cars re-.
pairing, either the wood or lion work, or to do
any kind OF work usually done in Carriage he.
pairing establishment. Or Blacksiniihs' shop.
His shop IL conveniently situated, aud all work
entrusted TO his care VIII lie promptly and Faith.
FULLY performed. He sociis share OF the pub.
lie patronage.
Saco, May 90. 1857. 2ltf
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Quick, Sure and Safe.
American Specific,
SUMNER AND FRUIT SEASON.

The Proprietor would respectfully call The attention Of
the pnbc TO the shove remedy for summer Complaints;
u 10 the prescription Of u the most ssysrtsaest
and sk,is! Physicians In Nrv H.0L.Sp, and has been
used With Rspsr siinK sncesn In tAoSsaads Of eases
Of DierAas and 90 kiHdrst tissasss. II needs m
long array u testimony herald IL soaey-is merits
s within ItselE and 10 the sufferer, win prove Of
value than large volume Of certificates. All agents
authorised to rsfsnd tAs money VH tsss net give
ssfisJsefioH.
Agents, II. II. Hay 4 Co.. Portland, Wholesale ".
O. Dyer Biddeford, 4. Warren Kannebunk, J. 8. Bry-
ant, ksnnebunkport, Jos Curtis, Wells.
q 3. MrrcHsLL, Druggist, saeo, Me-, Belle Proprietor.