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STEAMBOATS,.
=, :! !, BALTIMORE AND sUsQUEHAN

r BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAN
lszz<-saaENA STEAM COMPANY
1hEGUdAK DAILY LIN Except Sunday for PORT DE
TSe Pr GRAGE and TIDE WATER CANAL
Leaves lower end of WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERRY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING az <
9, CLOCK Returning leaves PORT DEPOSIT every TUES
and HAFRE DE GRACE ats O'Clock, r NJ 0' 4 ~
Ine steamboat "LANCASTER,' Can't. J. W TomIinson
Ieayes same place EVERY TUESDAY THURSDHY. snd
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEnSESb93Y7e a ives
at O'Clock P. NJ ~ Ia ~" LIZ SiN-AeE
Passage, berths included 80 cents
Freight received daily until o'clock carried at low rotae
and carefully attended To- ~ so At ~" iales'
~ Duplicate receipts for freight will be required
a al Aayfe ge Grace will attend to forwarding any
consigned to him for any point on the Pennsy
Yana Canals will resp eights Intended for BaiiimoJs
Philadelphia elsewhere ''7'
Jos Jas, TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
IA AK: TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
oi-tI J. TOME, Agent. Port Deposit
E.slE-A FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
sazzu MOND, THREE TIMESA WEEK
Inc splendid steamers GEO. PEABODY and BELVIDFRE
are now leaving Light Street Wharf for the above plscs
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon
For freight or passage apply to
J. BRANDT, Jr,
p scood, ,,,,1 In, Light street harI.
Drh E9F T THE s S2T Ydpr pprT,nr,
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
, - stBAY LINE,n
TO NORFOLK WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
G0MERY, AND NRW 0RIEANS '''Nl-
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
DAlltY, Except Sundays,) via.
BAY LINE, X SEA-BOARD& ROANOKE RAILROAD .
- TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that traveller
to NO MIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from 49,
N III F.CNNf
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~ Passengers and their baggage conveyed free NJ cb
between the DepOts the Route > ~ d
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights resi
on te BAY Steamers and privileged lGg ousT al igk
at any p9at; ana resume their trip by daylight.
~ PAkIlCU LAR Observation-Disclosures from New York
anu fifaaeiPhia by this Line will have their baggage
will be checked to different points South ~ " 'ei'' ="
further lnfomaton and Through Tickets which are
Eo rr Once Great soqheTn Railroad Once Jersey
way, corner Of Barclay street, above the Astor Hons r.
Pearce, Agent. In PHILADELPHIA at the CompanviS
Once, n W corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets: or
me Depot Broad and Prime streets. Aud in BAITI
MQhh at the once baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
OF ~ mon DOCK, or on board the Bay Steamers
Inc large and commodious and baautifu steamers
LOUISIANA, ana ADELAIDE, repiete with every con,
fort and convenience, have been to the Line re
Line beng nov composed OF the splendid steamers IOISI
AaNA, capt u W. RUSSELL ana ADELAIDE, CAPTAIN las
modatiOns ~ anu 'oi'h aceoAl'
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comm,
nys wharf, UNION DOCK. FOOT or CONCORD STREET
Daily, Sundays excepted, A@'-f't
a.. E5-AT ~ O'CLOCK, P M,-sa
Orimmedately after the arrival Of the Eryress Than,
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Shipping.
E0R Hawai-

FUh HAY ANA.
; The superior bark "JULTA DEAN'' will have i'm
te dispatch for Havana. For freight or passage ap
=, MORRILL, & RANDALL,
y No 58 Exchange Place
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Business CarAs.

CIARKE & PEGRAM, w.t. NJ '''"AA'
vRc1Nr. Ann , AgBTTS EoE p TIE SALE Of
80 Exchange Place
Jel-u Baltimore.
TOHN GREACEN,
81 WHOLESALE DEALER
IN SALT AND PLASTER
apls-u No So EXCHANGE PLACE.
EUgEEE HIGGINS. - WIN. KENNEDY JENKINS
HIGGINS & JENKINS,
II WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
AND a GAE E3PRE haN FR EAGTiftRERs
mh2l-u lll CORNER PRATT AND CALVERT STREETS.
I'm MACDONALD. ara, puaD,Ir
MACDONALD h DUGDALE,
1FA - DEALERS IN
DR. GrbA H GRAIN; FLOUR CORN MEAL,
All the approved FERTILIZERS constantly on hand
5,+f 0oA' McELpERBX s " y iHdEF AND PRATT ST.,
THOMAS NJ GREEN 1EYJ.wIY yor
EREEN & YOE, "
SF.1rps q sq g9;SH r. JEROME C Fauete1
AND FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, A''So oi'9'
leIlu No IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
- REAL ESTATE BROKER,
49,, rs ST. PAUL STREET
R K NJ purchase and sne
II H. & J. S. HOGG,
e. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Nos AND 10 CLAY STREET
Al work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
tentiop. "
Jobbag attended to with punctuaity. jal-tf
~ CASSARD 4 SON,
VI. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs.
PROVISIONS GENERALLY,
Nos. 407 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
Baltimore.
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.MLEtaIs. Flar0tuarR. kf.

M KEITH, JR., &SON,
4E1s - - 49, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- % SOUTH. CHARLES STREET, Baltimore,
Oher for sale at lowest market rates
Best Eastern Cut Nails.
Nayor and Marshalls Cast and Shear Steel
Oliver Ames Sons Shoyes and Spades;
NJ Rowland Co.'s Shovels and Spades;
kimballs Patent Shovels and Spades;
y. Keith, Jr, 4 Co.'s Tacks and Finishing Nails.
Sheble, Lawson Fishers Forks;
american Butt Co.'S Hinges and Sad Irons;
Manns and H. Collins Axes
W B. Douglas Pumps and Rams;
Pump Curbs, Fixtures and Chain;
Hollow ware, Castings and Tea Kettles;
Hoop Iron, Coffee Mills, Axle PulieS
Faucets Molasses Gates Cow Bells &C, &c, &c. jl3m
NEW H RID AREAND HOUSE
IN FURNISHING STORE.
ANDREW REUTER- & SONS,
No. So W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Gay SITS.
Our stock consists of complete assortment IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
kers RAZORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions, Taior
Shears of every size, French Cooks and Carving Knives
Gorkscrews and Champagne Nippers PLATED and BRI-
TANN WARE such Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets, Pitchers,
Casters Coffee Erns Lamps and Candlestcks Also, fine
stock Of PLANlSHED TIN WARE, the. celebrated OLD
d, MINION COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de-
scrptions Ice Cream and Jelly M0ULDS Fancy Japanned
Bird Cages Tea Cannisters Brushes Fancy Busters
many other articles too to mention Also gene
Tools, GUNS, &C.
The prices and quality Goods will be found equal to any
in the city, and the patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. mhbtf'
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'''Al'A'
Bail goaAs.
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WESTERN


az ~ ON and ~ ~ GREEN SPRINGS AND OWTNGs, MTTIS
Station for Sth Of August the cars Will leave Calvert
Ween1 eli wings Mills ate and III A. NJ and 15
the Relay House ~ VIC Nor'hern central Railway at
80 80 IRWIN L TAYLOR
"a Me 80 FOR THE
Ra.sz- . - TTIT 49, WEST AND SOUTg
BALTlMORE AND OHIO RAII1R0A Al AA'
lows: ~ Hahis VIII run as foi
Leave Camden Station, Batmore-gai fa,cor+ s,,,ao-,
at 20 A. M Express daily at 415 p NJ for Al b % ~
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WFST n 2 . VI
trains go directly through. n1'i' bou'
FOR VA PASSENGRRS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 NJ train
between Cumberland and Wheeling by lying over for Cn
6eriand and Wheeling Accommodation Tain and betWee
Graon and Parkersburg take the 405 p NJ train from Bal
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 415Ps
THE EILIC0TTiS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore a 20
a. NJ and 44OP NJ, and EllicottS Mills at 745 A. NJ,
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE Cbesides the regular trains
there VIII DC special train at $50 p. NJ, faF Baltimore
FOR .WASHLNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave baltimore az 20 and 45 A. NJ and Is and $50
N On Sundays at 40 A. NJ only Leaves Washington TO
sundays at 20 P NJ only. The second and fourth train,
eny rom Batlmore stop at way points The second
iouIh Trains from Baltimore and Washington connect W.
trains on the Annapolis Road "
or tickets of every kind INF ton &c apnlv tn + T
EN@LAND' Agent or at theT Tick flee, Camden station
W. P. SMITH,
l. NJ VI AisiispOrIAtioi.
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UriLizNG SNALL THINCs. A correspond
sni Of the Phi!adelphia North American Ca
re,te allade- % the saving ofwhat i called
waste" az the Altoona machine shops o.
ths Pennsylvania railroads. follows: Waste
70 cotton shrrds aud reg, USED ior cleaning
locomotives and other machinery. IL SOFA
b~eomrs saturated with oil and dirt, and in
that condition j. useless. This article,
SEEMING like q small item, aids, never;he-
les, seine eight thousand dollars TO the eE.
psnse account OF the road. Some ingenious
Yankee proposed washing this waste by
steam, using soda or some other cleansing
compound. Afterwird, drying it in a cen.
uiiogal drying machine. liwAs tried, and
found by renewing. this i'em Of expense can
be reduced AZ least one-half.
IL Is surprising 10 80 TO what extent seem
iugly useless articles are utilized in the
manufacturing arts. wewill presenta few
examples TO illustrate this point
The prus.iate Of potash Is made in large
quantities in Cincinnati. from hoofs, and
other refuse OF slaughtered grunters.
Th. rag. Of worn out .hirtiug, cotton
dresses, and the waste Of cotton factories are
employed to make the paper upon which
these lines are printed.
Old rOpos are converted into Cue note
paper, and the waste paper itself which is
picked up in the gutter, OF our streets is
again reconverted into broad white shee.s,
and thu. dos duty in revolving stages.
The pairing. Of skins and hides and the
ear. Of cows. calves aud sheep, ars carefully
collected and converted into Peter COOper''
famous glue.
The 6ner qualities Of gslasine are made
from ivory rasPings,-ths bones and tendon'
Of animals.
Bones converted into charcoal BY roasting
In r,,orts ar. afterwards employed for Puri
Tying The white sugar with Which ws'Ssss
COR coffee.
Brass flinss and old brass kettles are ~
melted aud employed to make the bras
work Of printing presses and pumps.
Old copper scrap. are used in the con
s,ructlOn Of sPlendid bronze chandeliers fOl
eliminating our churches and the nansiOnI
Of the wealthy.
Old horseshoe nails are employed to max
she famous steel and twist barrels Of fowl
Ing pieces.
Coal tar 10 burned and made INTO lamp
black, used for printers INK, common blaeI
pain, and blaekiog for shoes, &c.
The eas,-OG gauzs dresses Of Partisan
b.lle. are purchased for a mere song an
ssnt TO the West India Islands, where the,
perform a second duty in decorating the "a
BILE daughter. Of the tropics.
Oyster. shells are burned IN kilns and a
forwards us.d in making eements. their ba'
being pure lime. IScisntidc American.
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A 6uosr THAr was NOT GHosr. Prof.
Parsons. in hi. memoir VI bis father, Chief
Justice Parsons, relates the following anec-
do,s:
Nv mother was fond Of mentioning an
anecdOts. worth telling il only as apostolic
solution Of some ghost stories. They were
travelling together, and put up at II, inn.
Soon alter going to sleep, my mother Swoke,
and saw distinctly, sitting Close 10 the wall
ct the foot Of the bed, but at some height
above the Aoor. a woman knitting and OBJ
served Der draw out her needle and put It in
again. She avoke my father, who looked
. moment, and noticed tha, be saw the wall
Of the chamber through the woman. lie
roe, and found that the bci was against
closed shutters Through small circular
hole. light appeArcd to stream and upon
looking through this, he saw the woman,
that is, the original woman, sitting in
chamber on tie opposite side Of the street,
with strong light elosO TO her and, by
holding paper near the hole, and then car
ryi0g It slowly towards the wall, be showed
how the Image was made The next day,
they ascsrtained that the woman was watch.
ing with a sick per.on.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs. Colds, bronchitis. and
INCIpiENT CONSUMPTION.

BOUT six years ago the European Cough
~ Remedy wss introduced Into this state, aud
Il l. 10 H. presumed that bot lev are nov unac.
quaiuted With It, virtues; macy are DOW living,
Who, bot ior it, remedial pow .. would have lesu
long since IN the spirit land. The Agents have
just received lfe,h supply Of this Invaluable med.
icine aud all Who are suffering from coughs, and
have therefore cause lor dreading consumption.
arc invited 90 give II trial. The following case
Of cure ha, b,sn sent With r,q'est that It 'hould
H. publi.hed tor the lcns6i OF oIhersi i !. IRON
ysfanu. 4. York. Eco, iotmefly Of Meredith
village. now of Landod, Nh,
Rev. Walter Chrke-Dcar Sir; Among the
thousands ofIhankiul helrts, a. expressed 10 you
by letter. phase accept my sinoerr thanks ior your
valuable cough medicine, iof am tuly thankful
that eve, heard II the Erropcan Cough Rene.
DIV. wa. afflicted With a Cough iUr over two
lcng years. a psd 81 The time very severely. ]
tfied almost everything that could hear of and
also quite a number Of physicians, but without re-
oeiving any permanent benefit. was then adj.
,ised 10 ify your European Cough Remedy, aud
acoorlingl, loughl one Of the small battles, which
made me some better. ! then procured large
bottle, aud before had taken halfof IL, my cough
had len me, aud my lungs were restored. am,
therefore prepared TO say hom personal expert
euoe, that in my opinion the European Cough
Rene, !. the test medicine ioI cough, ever d''-
covered. yERANUS 4. YORK.
Trial bottles, 25 cents. Large bottles, con.
tanning the quantity Of four trial bottles IS cents.
The European Cough Remedy Is prepared by
Rev. WALTIR CLARKE. Minot, Me- late
Cornish by whom sgcnts are supplied. soldb
all respectable druggists and medicine dealers
everywhere
For sale by u. =. Bates * Co., and J. ". Raw.
sou, Paris; W. A. Rust, 40. Parisi 4. 4 %. ".
Mason, Bethel; ID. ". Noble, south Waieriord;
q. Porter, Waterford; Barnes Walksr, Lowell;
G. r. Chase 4 Co.. DiX6eld; Z. Atsood and
4. ". Atwood. Buok6sld; j. u. hublaTd Co..
Hiram; ID. I. Noyes, Norway. ly22
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BOOKS AND GIFTS!
G.. G. EVANS g. 90,
PrOprie,ors Of the
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
IN NEW ENGLAND.
No. As Cornhill, Boston,
VALUABLE BOOK 5,
RICH CT Il II s.

A ON rdryiss N p,ios froa 20 as. 70 500, girST
ioiAs BssAasu II srs'y sool.
WE take pleasure IN stating that the liberal
w and increasing patronage besiossd 90 ~ by
the pe,pl. of rev Enghnd. add other parts oI
the country, enable %. To offer siill greater induce
msn,s 10 purchasers of books, and individuals Of
association. getting up elab., than ever before
The advantage. We possess over any other 'un
,laf embellishments IN the oounry, especially io'
6lling New Eagiand orders. must be evident "a
those acquainted with our position. and under
stand our superior aud increasing facilities ioI
Io,ag basinsss. Our advantages 'Te a. lollowsi
We publish a large list of valuable books.
We obtain large quantities of other valuable
works IA exchange Coz our own.
We buy large editioas from other Publishers vi
cash At yery low ptic'..
". put no objectionable book on our catalogue
W. Offer ne lnduoemeni. which We do not iul
Oh.
We hay our waiche. in large quantities lor ca'l
and ofihr hest make.
We have cor Jewrlry made 20 order by the beet
manufacturers in thi. couairy and Europe.
n, do,ng an rNieasiye business Ne ean make
very valuable presents more frequently TO pur
rhasers.
Our pre,eat plan ~ operations u the SANE ri
originated Eve years ago by VIZ. &C. Evan
and !. sanctioned not only by the highest Judt
,iai authority 10 ne,fly every State IN the Union
ln, Nv the voice u the people from Maine to Cal
lorna.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Liza man marry shrew, are we to sup
pose 10 ], shrswdf
-PrSRiies say. there arc some men who
will walk Up to a lannon's mouth, and sons
women walk up to lovers, without shrink
ins.
The following slALderOu' paragraph
zoe. unrebuked: A wag has invented anew
telegraph. lie proposes to place a line Of
women sf,y steps apart, and commit the
news 10 the FRS, Of them as q secret.
III men could End the faOled fountain
,ha, is aid to restore health and beauty,
with whA. saecrnes. would they rush TO
drink 10. waters. Yet with scarcely les ea-
s-rue-s do they now rush to drink Of waters
ths, bring upon them premature old aSe aud
dis-.se and loa,bsOme ugliness.
Flowers ding their wealth upon the va.
can, AIR. and rich men often ding theirs up
on the vacant hsir.
-when one sin ia admitted, It hasa COM
paniOn waiting At the door, and the former
viii work hard to gain admission for the
latter,
=" Why dOu', you noun, clean collar,
BrOwnl noun, one three times day"
"Ys." replied Brown to the staggering
Jones. "Sut s'erybOdy'' mother isn't =
vashsrwoman."
Pure truth, like pure gold. has been
found unfit for circulation. because men
discovered that il was more convenient 10
sdultsraiS 10 than to RHINE themselves,
"A clergyman from the cishSOring par
lab and one q hi. elderly pArishiOners, were
walking home from church one icy day las,
winter. when the old gentleman slipped and
fell Cat on hi, back. The minister looked
., bin one moment, and being assured that
he was not much hurt, sAid to him friend,
sinner. stand on slippery places" The old
xsn,lsnAn looked up, as II TO assure himself
Of the fact. and said. I" | ses they do; bot |
can't. lPrOvidenee Post.
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DIR, J. IIOsTETTEps
eLLtrE,rrp
s { O m a O h B itters

p,t that numerous class Who devote themsslye.
IN literary and other scdentafy pursuits, aud Ia
coo.suusnee of q want Of phys'cai sNefrisc, be.
come the victims Of Lacquer aud debility, without
nerve OF appetite, have hitherto s"aghi IN Vsin
ior .omc inygorating, lie giving msd'cine, who's.
effect, upon the system shall H. both speedy and
oetmasent. ph,.icians u sminsace. and pro.
ioand, acquainted With the requirement. 81 The
bum,e frame, commend HOsTETTER'S hit.
TIERS =. the safest and sw,6ssi .iimulaa, 10 The
t.eup.ratye enc, g,s. ~ the system yet dsouNe rl
Il restore. the appetite. giScs resh yigor 10 the
digestive organs. sends the lIood through the
,,i,. With q mote liysl, current, coTfects q ten
J.ocy to depression II spifits, and his man f'r
the Transaction 1T basinsss Nth . cheerful heart
AMI ar,i,. mind. Ualike other nsdicins. which
have lcsn devised GpT ih, same object, the UT.
THIS do not act systematically. or siih tempo
rary possf-ihe Influence ofths r,nc,liis lasting.
Anl Il patient vii lat give some atisniioain 49,
curing pfopst exercise. after The relief has hecn
adofdel, be psel lear M return Of the aiil'ei'on
,he dshilii, natural 90 the encruarhmeni oi Neaf'
upon the '.od,ly frame - also alle'iaiedb 10y this
great strengthening medicine, thus cabling the
AGED 10 pass their dsclnng DAYS IN physical Ease,
sbsoa. ,h~y are nav sudefiag from extreme
n,,kns.. ,nd nervousness. To this venerable
cls.. ofpeoplr, IiOsTErrER'S BfrrERS may
4. eomnsnsisd az Invaluable. The prupfietors II
,hi. IN, isotator have IN addition, deep grai'hc.
,,on In assuring Nmsing Mothers that they viii
God the bitter. the safest add best ~ rcsinfiiScs
ysry lev m.dicines atc sanctioned hy ph'sician.
A. pfnp~r 10 H. administered dufing the period u
nw.ins; and ihi. ha. gained an uni'er''l preler'
ence.
rFTho.e Who desire 10 purchase this grea,
remedy zoe Dysp~psia ADD Debility should ~.
msmlsr the prcc,sc tile, lio'lc,ier's Celebrated
Stomach Btisrs. It's Pot up ~ quart battles.
With the name. Dr. J. llo'tetter's stomach Bit
tsf. bown on the ls,tllc. and alec stamped On the
can covering the oork. With the autograph Of
us.trtter 4 saith on the hb-l. These thing.
afr important on account ol the Numerous counter
ieits in The market. .
rs-Pr,patcl and .nll by llOSrErrER 1
SMITH. Piu.bufg, "a, and also sold by all
druggists, gruosrs, aud dealers generally through
ou, The ua,Ied States, Canada. South America
and Germany.
Sold h, n. I. bate. 4 Co.. Paris; DR.. W. 4
Rust. Souih Paris; u. =. Noyo, Norway VI
Robinson. Mechanic falb
whole.alc b, ". y. Phillip. Portland.
weeks \ Potter, Bosloa. General Agent, 70
the New Enghnd States and rro'iaocs. 10
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new ENGLAND AILMENTS
AND
THE ONLY REMEDY.


THE Eastern States, included ~ that section OF
The union whirh 10 mosi widely Known q.
New EngL,nd, cofiain a thirdly, Industrious ~
tslligen, Ieople. who have achieved an uaoom-
mon degrce Of prosperity; With climate ~.
,,smel, tr,iag to some constitutions, AIDA .o'I OF
small fertility. the, have contfi'ed to '"rpa''
more favored oommaai,ies - almost everything
that eon.luce. To social oomlort aud Happiness.
Unfortunately they are occasionally 80 absorbed
In Ia.ins.s and mental cultivation that they ne
rI,e, the pfecaution. which are e'scniinl 10 bod.
|, heath. Dyspepsia and physical debility are
prevalent among all classes The first disease IL
p,o,locsd ly inatteuiioa 10 the digestive organs,
rhieh are 90 susceptible Of arrangement. Ihous'
and. ARE INV psyipg the penalty Of ihi. neglect
and suffering daily the most trying palms, almost
~i,hou, hope Of relief. They have come TO h.
I;s,e that their aiment Is chronic. aud that they
must lsar With tito the end. II graiihes ~. eS'
o.cIinsI, To announce 10 these afflicted indiyid'
uals Ih,t they may now command a fcme'l, OF I'M
questionable potency and virtue, which has ne'e'
hen Known o. fail IN al cases Of digestive weak
ness or arrangement. Hendricks of tongues are
rad, 10 grow e"qnenl in praise Of Ibis wonder
fal o5aquercr Of d, spep.ia, which u Known as
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DIR. ]. W. MIGHELS,

EORMERLY OF Minot aud Portland and re-
eeatly of Cincinnati, Ohio, having IN some
mes.afe dscovered from the effects of the severe
,sjafes be .aaefei at the latter place. aud having
become tired Of iasctioa, having eoa-al,ed with
several Of HI. friends ia this village. including
physician. ani others. has come 10 the conclusion
10 ntufa 10 the practice Of HI. profession 50 FAR
a. tn hold himseli in readiness. 20 be consulted 10
all chroaic and other case. that may be presented
for NJ. consideration sod advice, either by the
patients, Independently, OF in consultation with
their attending physicians. Charges viii he in
accorlancs with the usages Of the place. Orders
Ieft With ID. .. Noye., at the Post Once, will
receive prompt attenilOn.
Norway, July 8, 1853. 6w2&
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Ayers Calhartic Pills,
ron THI Guar

ToR rHT Guar
Co,i,ts.,,,. .IasHd,,s, Dyp'paa, IrdE'si,ss. Dy'
,sify, Fsul S,o-ark, Ery'p.ias, H'adasA'. Pii'',
Rls1aanis,, E,sJS,sss aHd Aiia D''a''', Lars'
Cg.tyaisi. Dr,Tsy, Ttv, Ys-0r' dad Sah
Rkssp,, Worr,, Goui. Nu'aigia, a. DiRHr
Pm. aad - Ps1fyiHg iAs Blaad.
The, ATE Sugar coated 80 that the mosi scns'-
tive can take them PLEASANTLY, abd thry ATE the
best a,cfieut 10 the world Coz all the purpose. OF
a hai, phy''c.
Price, IS csui. per box; Five boxes br 81.
Great number. Of Clsrgymen, Sia,"smsn, PhN',.
cians aud ,minsnt petsonsgc', have loot their
name. 10 s'tty The uuIaralisd u'ciulrcfs 81 ihe.c
remedies, bot our space hcfr will not permit the
insertion II them. The agruts below named TAT
ni,h graii, ouf Americas Almanac IN which they
ATE given; Nth alec full description 81 The alO'c
comp and The treatment that 'houId bc tot.
lowed Zoe ihsr ,ufc.
10 not h. pot Of by unrtincipl,d d,al'rs With
other preparation, they make morc prpht Oh.
psmand AiIE's and take no othsrs. The SICK
want the br,t AID there l. lor them, aud they
,hould have a..
Az our remedies are lot sale b, II. !. Bates i
Co., Paris; Dr. Ru.t, -. Pare; u. !. Noye'.
NORWAY; :. Morse. Moth Tufnsr; league Btus.
Tuncr; Bafrows 4 Ellis, Canton; Atwood +
Co, Buckfcld; Cha.- 4 Co, Dn6eld. add by
all dvssi'i' aud merchants. -