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Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Remedies

Have now been before the public for five years
aud have every where won golden opinions from
the many thousands who have used them.
simple, ffee from intrcaey, technieality, or dan
GER they have b.eome the ready resource and aid
OF the parent traveller nurse, or invalid, and have
become the family physician and medical adviser
OF thousands orflmilies Nowhere have they been
tried without having been approved, and their high
est appreciation is among those who have known
them longest. and most intimately.
y. IA full set OF liUNPHRErs' Homeopathic
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ditto. in plain case, 81, case Of fifteen boxes aud
Book. 81. Single boxes 2j cents and 50eents
These Remedies, by the single box or case, are
sent By mail or express, free Of charge, to any ad-
dress, ON receipt of the price. Address,
DR. T. HUMPHREYS & CO..
No. 5G2 Broadway, New York.
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TIE
ONLY PREPARATION
Having proof. so sfrong md direct ns to
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL.
TIE

For statesmen, judges, editors, physicians Of the
oldest schools as we'll new, give IL their unqual.
fled sanction. and recommend 1t for all cases OF
eruptions and diseases OF the scalp and brains but
oil who have used Il. unite, In testifying that II
will preserve the hair from being gray, and from
falling to any Gge, rs well rs restore. Read the
following
OAK GROVE. s. c., June 9th, 1859.
Prof O. J, Wood, Dear Slr,-Your Hair Restora-
tive Is rayidly gaining popularity In this commu-
nifty, have had occasion to lay prejudice aside.
and give your Hair Restorative perfect test;-
During the year 1851, was so unfortunate rs 10
be thrown nom my sulky against rock near the
roadside from which my head received most rer-
rible blow causing great deal OF irritation, which
communicated TO the brain and external surface OF
the head, from the effects Of which my hair was d
naly destroyed over the entire surace OF the head
From tine time first discovered It's dropping, how
ever. mn TO the time OF It's disappearance, en-
pioyed everything I couldthlnk OF being profess
sional man myself and, as thought understand
ing the nature OF the disease but was finally defeat
ed In every prescription advanced.
These and no other circumstances induced me to
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your aemedy to all inquirersi moreover shall use
my influence, which hatter myself 10 say Is not q
little.
You can publish this II you think proper.
Yours, very respectfully, ,aur u n
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DEATHS.

In this city, Mary T., daughter OF Oliver and
Abba Goodwin aged l6 years and months.
Ia this city. 18th inst, Catherine, daughter oil
Vim. and Catherine Brown, aged II months.
In Lyman, 10Th inst, Mr.. Eliab Stevens, aged %
years,
In Lyman. Dee 2sth, very suddenly, Mr. Rufus
Derby, aged III years, months.
In Httery. Mr.. Andrew Clark, aged 81 years, for
merly OF Rye.
In Saco 18th inst. William Coffin, aged 81 years.
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NOTICE

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early settlement OF the same and persons indebted
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- Portland to Boston.

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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

mIIE co-partnership heretofore existing between
John II. Hall and s. A. lIurlbut, In the Daguer
reian business, was dissolved by agreement on
"Wednesday. the 18th inst. The affairs Of the firm
will be settled by the subscriber
JOHN II. HALL.
Biddeford, Feb. %, 1850. 3w'9
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL the PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC

arc so composed that disease within the range OF
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Their penetrating properties search, nnd cleanse,
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Ing It's healthy vitalitics. As a consequence OF
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find his health or energy restored by remedy
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Not only do they cure tho everyday com.
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kindred complaints, arising from low state Of
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You can publish this II you think proper.
Yours, very respectfully, A.
onlce of the yeasr.CnIanass PIP P,hilIPpl, Va

December 18th, 1853. 5
Dear Slr,-I feel II my duty rs well as my pleas
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n wig lie was induced to use bottle OF your
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bradford. You can self a great deal OF your Hair
Restorative in this and the adjoining counties IL
"" ~ Yours, &C., THOMPSON suRGHNoR.
DIR. Wood. Dear Sir,-Permt me to express the
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consider your Restorative rs very wonderful IN
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the medium holds at least twenty per oent more
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o. j. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, AL broadway.
New York, and ia Market Street, St. Louis Mo.
Ard sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
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Sold by A. sawyer. BIddefOrd.

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mites.

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laal:
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enrliheS S;ranisen semaht, nit Stnen N
IAN 'en. Ge limb mrtl bier i'm Trrf nch Wei IN
bitide Tomen. unp ben ntlia Tom nm lpatrr
mob mebr?
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rene rUrh. ls BON jsst nch nit rsm Siehe al
tbun.
= @utrr Statb. Strlanae Sarmber,;otei
nrn 6rcnptn, 9tatb rcn Seflnnten NM =
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- Grn hurbt Hitler Staat5tirarr Ipu oe1,.,t
batsn Cas Shbr 1860 1T ,mar Gin Shalt
i1hr in Se3u5 auf unisre pei tilAsu 9se, ba
II lie atrr, furthtc i'd, ~ RI Cd miertr Gin 10 oe
m tq's Jabr. ME Gle trSberiaen.
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itrtibt neulih duf rlnem te neL 4u.Iulc mas
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0'rpBmdnn iplrIke In Ter W :iuf rie Scenr mi,
Dem hubn nit 10 der IIitmt Ii 0 Iclshrm 6eucr.
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GurOpdi(de pcribtr.

- Die Sper SannbIuisr BON 3i6aro gIna.
nsr iR Dor ibrer Aufubrums i'm s,:isusr Sri
Spsrnttsatcr frrns esniirt mprcrn. s4ie e,n
aeiener Slatt mciret, rirfcu inn 5,rt bic 9Scrte
SenuS, 00ttin, Som, papf nitt rprtcmmcn
unb i'm prittsn &ets. mo- 3auntduicr ieinc Grlct.
niis in 8cm ersGblt. tr,tt an Stcue eielct Gr.
Sdbluns Der SeriGt eiutr Iiiipn.
: Sn Bisn finn &artcdeln aus Gtina amaze.
tcmmen. Die Sur AnpHanIuns in SslterrciA ae-
eisnst iein fpllsu. Gie sraBeren eieirr &artchelm
iinb Is bis 90 3ou lang. jcne Der t~leincren Cor.
ten baten cine Ydnas BON 6 Bis 10 3ou. IS siti
parunt.r ~einSclue Stids pom einem 0epitt lbcr
20 9ptt.
= Sn parts ersdblt man f& ~fclscnbc Nnct
pcte. ,rslde, rrenu nidt wabr, 10 bob mcnisIfrne
nidt libel e%rfunben it.
Gin juU9cr &ann, Scbn elmer brtcn Sami-
lie, wurpe auf raS observation-disclosures ron elmer
r~ri5enccn Dame aeIstt, cercn gicte or irrpd,
ridt srpioertc, NlS lie lbm cines 3lacS witre,
Ron ibrcr bsiBcn uno uneigenuueru yirte re,GBl,c
bSrte Der @eliettr Su uno lattc. GuirilIist erbrt
ic li6. unp frastr, mas lie tbun iratr, ibre yirtt
;u %tepeiien.
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Slauben, bis iie ith fur mid sctGrtct bat.
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Srittsn StUde, pas 5cnlfsr sGfnet. unp yrruie
Ifur,te ltb binaus. 9&is pebniunta elite Ter
iuuse Raun btnuutcr aui bic Strast. Gr or.
~srartete. Die 9si&e %3erihmrttert auf Dem 0Iafer
gu iiupsn abcr gu ieincm G.faunsn fano err nihi
Die 9~erinsft Spur peu Der Tcrlbmunrenru. Tic
Scrlsbuns hatte bic llusiIdljhe ~bcmabrt, Nrpnic
.Sar unoerlsbt in bic Gquipaae zines reibcu Gua~
ldnesrs Sefauen. Die scrare %prritsr fubr. Sprad>
los, pom ibr'- ShGubeit besaubcrt, bat cr nm
ibre Siebe, uno tbe Der Grihrudtne Die Strass
erreiht bate. CAB IL benz Gulldnrcr ibrc 3ultinl.
mun9, ibm nab Gnalan, gu irlAeu.
Mascebura q. 6. San. SIR unirrs Slider
mar Der sweite Sanuar Gin &as reiheh Seacne,
rie er ibueu III Der nsu. rem Brit irItcn AZ Gtril
iparp. sic BADEN unipeit orS 3 prire 6einrihe.
berg in Der @lbe II Gentner Nelie unr / Sent,
ner Rarpfen, pom psnen lestere purhihnlttlih II
YfuuD wieaen. scfau9cn. Dir sanje MlGt RE.
ier 5iihe itanp binter elmer Subne unp simem
nit pieIsr in Sestinruns ltsbenren SanrGc1cr.
ipo is m%abrlheinliA Shug sesen Den Gissana
scfu&t tabsn.
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II Ter NoStrnbal res SurneerciuS mar, me-
mir itrn srlsrn tsri&tetrn. in i,rsr Sr,isbuuo
9rp6artia unp ,ablrci& tcfu6t. SH6ne I amen.
NaStcn mdrsn Isircr ri6t Ic6r ,ablrcih prrtre.
ten untcr ibncn mar Gin S&matcnm1erl wrbi
RE a'lunNcnlte III ncnncn. Srrren MaSfcn mn-
ren I6rn tnraft riIiitcrc III finccn. Der Sau
chuctr tis acAen > llbr Mrraeae UNI amuirt,n
li6 tic lbrilncbmcr AUS @sfe.
= gSir tprtn, bNg aud ric Mitoli rsr res
Pirtbntrr. 5trafrr TerciuS eincu Qrirat 0faS.
fsntall 'u Ncten tcatiittiat, mc;u. mic tsi rem
%rrlt' dunacn 3 cieS %rrcinS, 8rsunee einacfIb,t
psrb,n fSnnen.
- Stt MttAitrerr tsS G'cianserreiue Sirai.
mia itnr H. ea nit Ger Ginrrdture III, rr reurn
9r'pat- Snbnt %teitdftiat. unr tcfen tic. in ) tis
i Wrd'rn ibre raiip II @iitSltee.r ,ur G,SF.
nunA' %Hrlt'luns %rinIarcn gu tennen.
Den Yfit9lleceru rrs g,stto.cr. 5brat.r.
S'rsinS tbeilen mir nit, rag Gle n1tic %crfcl
lung am na6ltIelNrnctn Wrntaa hlitfutrt. =
our NnHub'nnA 'cmnat: Der lauas Ssrarl."
I'm DtphtoA Attnr fpnnte man pirle Nme.
r'taner NIT thre.l ,nrtrrriarn 9atics nab rcr
Mfrhan'e" rntl mGGfabrtrr icbrn, re rns Uc.
riht cnt II lclrGt bate. gpla Mrntc, ,rcrrc ,iuc
Sril'iuna baltcR. Stltt atcr Hittmrnp um 10
uno 10 rid EcgarS Grmtr III MADDEN unp rie
Nrua'erce unIcrcr T1mcn ,u tefr'eciarn. matte
Itb ric IIuwrin yen SEalbinatcn nab gNt,sburo
aul ben sSca unr lic6 ans cas- Naaicbrn.
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9nldnOi(be Drriebte.

Die Spielt6blen in gRalbiuatcn. Sic-
ritter ihrsitt elm Correspondent an bic Sart-
fort 9plt
Die Spislsr MAIDEN bel rtr ae9enrGrtiacn
aeioarnen 3eit lebr ma9sre 0tlhdite nm man
bort, pab msbrsre pirisr @tatlill. mruts arf benz
Qunft feben, Sanferptt Su mahtu. Gs aibt
bier un9si1br piersig tisier SrtslbGblen. Die mci-
fen liuo an ter pa. N". in Der 9tlte res Na-
tipmal. Sotels sele9en So pau. Ter Na6iclser
pes Spieleriiritsn 9rnol ton Dat lid ert ncuer=
rinas unrreit g1iuiarrS 6otrl etltlirt.
Sepen Atenp werpru in ri,ien Qotalen Iafcln
aet cat, nit ben %ieiuifen Spsisn uno 94ttnen
ttltrQt, I'm rie 6rrmprn aniu;itbrn, RE man
pann I'M &auie rel unterblItuns gum Spiel ,u
Ysrfubren luht. Tap in ritirn Shmtnpelturcn
mau6mal elm 0tmtun all ben Spicltr frmmt lit
Der mdhtise Wagnet. Der immsr Wjever cine 10
orOss BAIL pom WludSiISrrn in pleis n5Glrn p.s
Galttre anSeht.
Oiau srSablt lb i.st %iOlaenre @tibihte pom
einem s~r9cnwdrtlS b,rr w~ellenrrn an9eirbrncn
Nol.titrr. 0erilbt murre pOr u~naci1br 10 Slb
rem ais 0slanrIrr al einrn GtS.1 tilsn SO
aeIbidt, arrirtb otcr am GAG yer ic!ner Atrn,c
M cine r,eier r69ltn, ipieIts unc prrIcr lrrnt
oan,e Qustattun9 m,tit rem 0raa t fir 8 81 >.
notc. welde G lrer sr al ~rrmltlr,n 5a,e aus
rem Scbapamt ~tr3a!t5n bnt e. @r bHttt a rEe
Nctb, I'm mtg tae Is II Inr lcrne Jt;iie III an.
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20lgcrDse1s !

Zen NirtArn unF SieruertIuicrn Nihmpnc,
unc un'Afarne nc Nn'ri9c, OFF MIR ole 6crr,n
@ant'r unp Sobnrrt III u~alercn Naupt' u, rnten
rrnannt unr d%utrrifrt bLtrn, Grntracte flr Bic
v!efrrunA YEN EdNrrttsr, vIqurrs UNI Gigarcu
FUR uuS' tiniu9rtcn.
ppilapeIp9la, Is. Sanuar 1860.
Scra II. Srbn.
unlrren U%reunrrn mn Dem NutliFum i'm N0,
Aen'e;nrn Ole Nnir!t, RAP mr. raS lriibcr pou
unS lrfihrtr sRtrlr ale yilurr Gialrrcus uur
vaae: klrr' 0'eihlit irrtl sen. Sts ,ur GrSfuuu,
uuirrcs ncucu Strrro III Yfa rnltraE, brliths m,m
Srprce i'm Wru- Mlarft rrtcl at,nactru.
Odntcr II. 2~phnrrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-08
StAoti(Ges.

= NdprrS Court. &itr Saltimprer gtcmhics
RE Artrrn Iriib Mfrracns in Gem Sauoum res
Mrnticrlo nrtcIS Strclt verurlaht unD cbne itpe
&cranialnnA elmcn niht tItei tetbcilist,n Oeut.
linen crn.n Snh III cen Nrm teibra6tcu. murpcn
I'd lie t;He 8ur8ihalt ltrilen %tpnuten, briacltedt
IuO nlrL bcute f'r}cr 6au writ,r untriutt.
Gin IcNI chir, ctr jp,t Drut he ~irjuit.t NM
tiaA." Ratt', m"'os i'ntcr ,&Ur9iAait iGr icip
"uiii9 ! &obtpsr9a ten 9eitcat.