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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

ACTION IN TIE CASE OF JUDGE ETB5fF.-The foz-ss
lowing are the address and resolution fsr Tue re-
moval Of Judge Stump, Of the Criminal Court og
baltimore, which The Maryland Senate passed on
the 9Th inst BY vote Of 10 to 3, and they had pra
yionsy passed the House by q vote OF SIS TO )
Te His Exesisnsy Thos- = Hckt
The two Houses of lie General 4ssensbiy 81 III
State Of Maryland, two-thirds Of the meHbers d
each House concurrng therein respectfully re-
quest that your Excellency wiI Re pleased III -
move Henry Stump from the of15ce VI Judge of TIL
Criminal Court Of Baltimore City.
Be II fesosued, by the General Asse7sb1y 81 Mary
land, That committee of aye BE- appointed on Am.
part Of this House to set ii conjunction wifh "
committee Of three on the part Of the Senate, 81
wait on the Governor Of this State and psssent he
above address. III ~
The Consultation requires vote Of two thirds IL
each House to remove Judge. Two-thirds Of he
House Il 30, and two-thirds Of the 6enaas lis 10 i
that there il majority Of in the House ana IL
the Senate. The Constitution requires The Cover
nor to comply with the request Of the IegAlature,
and to I'LL the vacancy. s V
FRoM SANTA FE.--A dispatch Of the stk insf.
from Independence, Mo-, Gays:
The Santa Fe mail, witt. dates to the 81 and lask
February. arrived here to-day. ". G. Michel snd
J. B. Kitchen came as passengers,
Business was very dn in Santa Fe. st
Several trains we're passed on the way IN.
The remains Of Lieut.. May are ON the rnHte, des-
tined for burial In Washington City. M NJ
Serious approximations were felt AZ Fort Union of
an attack from Indians and Mexieans, who are re-
ported as ieagued together to capture that post.
Preparations had been made for their receptiGn
No hostile Indians were seen on the route, but
large bands, apparently friendly. were met
company Of troops was met ct Cow Creek
who will escort ail the mails remaining bit Pnwnes
Fork into Santa Fe.
The conductor reports that large amounts Of gold
from Pixies Peak had gone into New Mexico, ard
preparations had been, and were being made, for
large companies 70 go 70 the gold regions
The emigration from Independence to the gold
mines will be large and great number Of persons
of means and excellent business qualifications arc
going out, and q large amount Of trade Ia antiei
pated here.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

FouRgE Ds1R,cr Couhr p THoRogqHGooD, c., VS..
of New Orleans. HIS CREDITORS-No. l36i8.
DIX VIRTUE, and In obedience to an order
~ Of sale rendered March 5h 1860 directed by the
Honorable the Fourth District Court of New 0rleaas, In the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell at public auction
day Of March 1850 ut io O'clock M for Of the cred
ofs Of said insolyent
The contents fixtures, etc. of restaurant situate No.
Magazine street "a and Cd story between Nahez and Grayie
streets the First District OF this inventory
Also the nneSpred term Of TIE lease the said premises up
TO tho 3ls November next dSda the Of $500 per
payable by monthly nstaen Of SlDD the LIST
and every month in advance with privilege of renewing for
year longer after the expiration OF said lease.
Surrendered By said nsolyent to his creditors.
HTERMsFor the contents fixtures etc, Of the restaurant
cash on the spot And for the lease the purchaser pay
rent when ne and the balance of the price of adjudication
any, cash on the spot.
E. Il. PARKER.
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FouRTn DisTRIcr CouRrl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Va.
of New Orleans. ! MELCHiOR MICHEIr-No. l3, 1923
DIV VIRTUE of a writ of fieri faeias to me
diseeied BY the Honorable The Fourth District Court Of
New Orleans the above entitled cause, will proceed
public auction tae City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the 3ls day
of March. 1850 at IL o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District Of this city in the No. ISL bounded by ST.
Orleans Prienr and johnson Streets Said
feet Less front Orleans street by seventy feet
les in depth The whole. will fully appear by
reference to The Assessment Roll Of said District filed in the
Office Of the Treasurer of this city.
Together with MI the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS--Cash on the spot.
y TT d
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nIssOLUTI0N OF COPARTEERsHIp.-
Pits and Gardner sm eopy @ q s sc y he Issa
ss approved March i7 Jay dissolved Il sccord
ths name Il said frns IN iiauidaos = r -''.s
s 3 assskssp Pits
New Orleans, February n, LEO fe2a im
CoAn s:l.s.Is + II IT, EoTIcE
together continue the Auction Coron and Brokeaee
NER shITH (susesssors % j. a Beard CO.. Aassieneers
Having u all ,sluas,. records u Beard NAY
abe s II lss N s to ap1as and give va
thankful for hs liberal patronage h.rso,,. ,hev
respectfully solicit continuance he ssaas favor
=. o.,..,. ), s sHSaz5SEi f sa14h
NOTIC,lE. : THE ooPARTsEssHIp HERgToroRE
York expires .hs sdsy sy limitation oussndins ab
''F' wMLIAM II. NErrL,
n-.,, ALEXANDER BoRRowHAE.
THE . P,sARTNEIssHIP or THE UNDERSIGNED
ss1s 4 3 sE ,. gEos
3lst December, 1859. WiiIIAM N NEiIJ 1'
H HEsET u u. fEHEEnr.
III H. w anas, G e, Tms
signature ana Ior HIS account,
New Orleans. January ], lafn N1i V" ihf feil In
CHARACTERISTIC OF. UNDERSIGNED HAVE
@ ass IN N together IN commercial part
and na ass s q
They are now prepared to Gil od quantities 10 suit pur
with paris Saboss loads; or frs ss
ordsrs Iessiyed # their dspsts si and 1876 Magazine
sse third pr Pssa. M me corner Leyee ans Louisa
poste The Post-ohacs. = - 'ASs' "
al. an EFs5aRR st. fI's.s:
CoPARTNEKsHIP-THEU NDERsIGNEDH HAVE
Ing Commission Business under the yIs Of Il PHELPS
New Orleans. Jan. . 1850 faaHl liz. + s REf.
eur house. The style Of our firm remains SnehaRSsd
Cotton Factors and General Commission M Merchants.
r.r o,,.,n. Ia, ,oeo 50 Carondeles street.
DIssgLUT5gM;.,IN CONSEQUENCE Of the death Of
n9 under nv wv y ~ gH hersoSre
dissolved. A. H BRAENT. Surviving Partner.
CoPARTnERsH1PeTaE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
es eay ao Psa ao at and WIN continue he
sd 2. ,h Of Sd &
BEMENT who VIII also attend 70 the liquidation Of the
with many thanks friends for their past liberal
age We would respectfully ask for continuance Of the
=, A. H. BEMENT
New Orleans, November * 1859 n25.H
nIssOLUTIoN- THE coPARTNERsHIP HERE
IL toore existing undersigned under the name o
JOHN 0. WOODRUFF CO., Is Ibis day dissolved by naat
ton JOHN O. WOODRUFF. T.
FL 9 f534g ALFRED MOULTON, 6
THOMAS L. WIBRAY
TOPARTNERSHTP-TH UNDERSIGNED have
" this day formed copartnershp name tye OF
JOHN o. WOODRUFF 4 Co. and will continue the General
Commission business as heretofore.
JOHN O. WOODRUFF
ALFRED MOULTON.
NEW ORLRAks January z, 1865.
COPARTNERSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed Copartnershp under style of MOSS
ROGET for the transaction Of Note Stock and Exchange
Brokerage business.
SAMUEL l., MOSS.
= GEORGE ii. ROGET,
New Orleans hoy IA, lo59--nf4 II 50 Grayer street.
pROWN,s BRONCHIAL. TRoCHEs-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
ouATRiEaR Com DE p,srRIor lIA VILE pr IA Noq:
de la Nonyelle. Orleans. j. MoNTFoRbANo IS rs.
EN yERTU dun writ de ficri faelas, a
IL moi adress6 par Honorable Quaeme District
dc y Orleans dams laire dessus e procader
SAMEnl 81 dc mars 1860 midi, FoteI de Cite
eo,nme entire les du Camp ct des Magasns la
puhliquc ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN, stud dams lie Deuxieme District de cette
VILE dams iet No 81 borne par les Maine ste Anne
Dauphine CT Bourgoge. lie dit terrain
peds, plus on oins de face la dn Mane
qnatre peds plus ons, de profondeur lie
tabeau dassesement du dit District d6pose
sorier de cette willie
Ensemble to,es les basses qu trou
vent sur lie dit terrain.
Saisis dams l'afiaire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
Il. 7. PARKER,
fe2S NIB II q 81 Sheriff de la PNrnisse d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14
TAooBs' ART GALLERY, g cAaP STREET,

~ New 0reans-E. Jacobs at his old post again
The subscriber respectfully informs the patns Of
this celebrated Anbroype and Photograph Gal
lery established In 1872 that
the services Mr. f. JACOBS original proprietor, WHO has
from Europe late improvements the
the may rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish.
Miniatures colors Ivory other Material
suit the of ALL will be taken In
passahle STYLE Photographs he from other pictes Of
public private buildings of machinery, will be taken of
The best the United States employed. and all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery elegantly fitted up with extensive collection
Of works of and and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit it.
Frces moderate. Terms cash delivery. .5..
o24 6ra L. q. LrPMAN.
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de Ia Nonyeile- Orleans 4 .DYER-No l6, 1885,
A TTENDU que Rhoda Knight, veuve de
n Joseph Dyer prekente p6tioi Cour Pefet
dobenir Letres administration Ia succession de feu
Joseph Dyer decide ntestat-
Avis par present donne que celia peut
cerer dayoir dadurc dix ous les rasons pour les
quees il serait pas fait droit la dite petition
ms IL is r. aTCHoT, Dspute GrefHer
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURT MARIANA SGHIOt Ell wife sepa-
rated of JOS ANTOINE SCHI.u-
Of New Orleans. GEL JOHN BROWN - No.
1903
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias to
directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets WEDNESDAY the 18th day
April, 1885, at u o'clock NJ
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First -
District OF this city, and designated No square fa1
6, comprised within Grayer Pardido St Jane and AIDE
line per plan drawn by Augustus Phelps Surveyor
the I'D of December 1871 and deposited in the
David l. Mecay late notary in this city said lot
English thirty feet eight aud inches
Peido street. and thirty feet In width in the depth
Of hundred and six feet and nine inches the line dividing
1t from lot No. A. and of hundred thirteen
on the line dividing il from lot No g. of said PLAN
Together with the buildings and thereon with
ont exception
Being the acquired by the said John Mr.
Alexander Aalony executed before Francis N
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Gash on the spot
r. r PARKER,
Sheriff of he Parrish nf Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

SUGAR-SUGAR-sUG SALE, VERY
- superior hRnd Sugar Mill Steam Engine Heller
complete with al roller "a inches diam
engine 10 inches dane
cyncr by AZ inches length stroke boiler AZ inches
by % feet long of Sugar ketles
wrought Tanks Of capacity each Appy to
F, W. @. COOK,
felo If No Canal street Nay Orleans.
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ee'h DE DISTRICT q oR Hlhs pE IL SE
do Ia Neuvee. Orleans. J MIcHEL.-No Is423
I'm VERTU dun writ de Gerf facias a
~ moi adres par Honorable Quaeme eour de District
Ia Nouvelle Orleans dams laare cdesss pfocadera 10
SAAEDI, 81 dc 1850 midi FH6tel de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune, les dn Camp des Magans
ppbiqne CT adjudication de-
UG TERRAIN, stu4 dams lie Deuxieme District de cette
VILE dams iet No. ISL borne Anne di0rleans
Penr johnson lie dit terrain yigei pied plus
uons de face - Orleans soxsne qunze peds
plus nons profo,Ier. dnsses
du dit District deposa bureau Trdsoer
yiilt,
Ensemble toutes les basses authorizations qui Sc
trouvent ls dit terrain.
Saisis dams Tatalre CT -dessus.
CoNDtTIoNS-Co moment de l'adIudication.
II. 7. PARKER.
fe28 ms II q 81 Shsfif de III Paroisse III ORLEANS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

q q SoeR % Ra SanN A.
A TFENDU que John NJ. Desmaresf q pre-
n sent6 petition Ia Cour iefet dabtenir Lees
Administration la succession de eu Jshn Davis
inestat-
Avis par present que celia peut
cerner dayoir dsdure dix ous les rasons pour
queles il ne serat pas fait droit la dite petition
Par ordrc de la Cour.
mi2 16 % Z. MICHOT. D6pnte Grefier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

do In NouyeIIe. Orleans. WRIGHT.-Eo. 1852.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA susde ct toutes aurcs
celia dayor daduire sous dig onrs dater
publication les raisous esqueiles lie
prses par e de la ditto succession seait point
homoogus les fonds entire mas repsa cenor
mernent dit compte,
Par ordre de la Gour.
ml3 II % f. MICHOT, Dtpute Gre6ier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

sreosP ps oEsa or %9HS
WHEREAS John NJ. Deniarest has Dess-
w toned the Court Administration On the
estate OF the late John A. Davis, deceased inestate
Notice is hereby given NIL may concern 10 show
within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
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nEuxrEME Corr DE- DtsrRlcr SUCCESSION DE RosALIE
de ii Nouyelis Orleans / o'BRIEN-No. 1908
Wis est par lie present tionne aux cream
n eierS de Ia sde Succession ct toues aues
que celia peut davor dedne dix ous dater
de publication pour esqielles e eopta
par administrator de Ia dtc succession seT
point APPROVE homolOgua les fonds mains
parts conformement dit compte.
Par orire de Ia Cour o..
m5 9 II j. L. KELLY, ptpute Grcfier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPAEY OF
III NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE No. IS CAMP STREET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending December
Profits for the year ............ S0T 9 10
Assets on 3ls December 1859 4l0eT 10
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTYEIhHT
cent after paying SIX cent interest on all the out
standing scrip and redeem in cash the issue Of 1866
Interest and edeemabe scrip payable in cash on and after the
18th February next Certificates the 1859 deliverable
and after the 18th March, 1860
ALEX. BROTHER, President.
3 JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans january .. 1850. - iai0 bn
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Of New Orleans. No. IL, 1856
WHEREAS RTloda Knight, widow of
wv Joseph Dyer, has peioned the Court for Letters OF
the estate Of the late Joseph Dyer deceased
intestate-
Notice Is hereby given all whom ii may concern chow
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sogssI-
n Collector de Etst notife lie present avis
totes deyan de taxes PEat 1859 Ct cess
licences de 1850 dams Premier District de cette Vile de
les susdte taxes dams lie temps present. lo sous pene
dnyoff eur propiate hypotheaufe les dites taxes
Heures de burean dc A. u. a r. N. tN
THOs. ASREW,
5s MIL at Goileceur Premier District.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-25
From the Nashville Banner.
Let the people Read---Let Voters of all
Parties Pause and Reflect.

We cheerfuI.y surrender our columns to
the following article from recent number OF
the Nashville Patriot. containing startling
,ypose of the motives, objects and aims of the
Yancey- Breck kinridge faction. This clear
forcible and convincing exposition Of the
reasonable purposes and designs Of the Sc
ceders' party cannot fail, we think, to alarm
the loyalty and patriotism of the country
and cause the honest and intelligent voters
Of all parties and sections to pause and cor
slider ere, under the mad lead of Yancey and
Rhett, they allow themselves to be precipi-
tatcd into revolution and civil war We in
woke every man, woman and child in the
land to read, and read attentively, the article
from the Patriot; and let them preserve it for
constant reference and use during the can
yass.
is there not some chosen curse
Some hidden thunder in the stores of heaven,
Red with uncommon wrath. to blast the men,
Who owe their greatness to their country ruin?'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-25

Having carried, his points in Alabama, we
here have the evidence that he was equally
successful at Charleston. The result OF this
preliminary Increment was the presentation, in
due time, of the ''protection clause" which
was rejected by majority of the Convention,
and the secession first, Of the alabama deleSa-
tion. from the Convention followed by seven
other States. The seeding delegations as
sembled and resolved to meet in Richmond on
the nth June. They met at Richmond, and
to show with what spirit they regarded the
Union, we subjoin telegraphic account Of
scene on the 18th. A commission from New
York having met them, they were refused
admission, but were allowed to speak to the
Convention by courtesy. Tie report says :
COX Baldwin, Of Syracuse said that New YORK
came here to assist to throw oil on the troubled
waters to urge you do you have, to take no de
cisiye action tut to 90 to Baltimore. The comrnis-
sioners he said agreed with this Convention IN de-
ulorng the nomination of individual whose seiee-
t;on would be as n urlous to himself as 1t would be
destructive to the Democratic party and dangerous
to the Union Mr.. Baldwin proceeded at some length
to deplecte The dissolution Of the Tnion and 10 say that
Could be diSSoleet.
Mr. Dawson, of Georgia, called tae gentleman to
order.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-25

for decaiins the government at All end, and
for proelaiming d Southern Republic This
charge vas Substantially made by the True
Delta. Democratic I.aper, New Orleans, "a
folt1.,S
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

p....,, 800 Nox,x
WV. n. sEwARp ON TIE nAr''A'.N !,
Ar,ox.-we call the particular attention OF
-. n.u,o.,,,i. ,>,.rs which manifested Q
'ho' "
great ssnpa'hy 'or NJ - M~.N
not nominated at Chicago TO the following no.
M. ,e,,,r from him, in relation to the nomina-
- -. w.H,.w that Mr.. Stewards
uoa 'h''e -,--,.,. :,
sincere attachment 10 the great p''AeP'es "
the Republican party would never Iermit him
81, a an,o-, mr. even he indifferent 10 their
e"'e' '" oPpo, - -" s.,,o-,.r ,.,,..
success, and We ind him m the foiioung r"e'
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DYSPEPSIA.

There Is probably no disease which experience
has so amply proved 70 be remediable by the Pr
RuvIAS sYRUr as Dyspepsia The most inSet-
crate fsms of this disease have bees completely
cured by this medicine, as ample testimony trom
our first citizens proves.
Llttletou, Mas, Jsa. isto.
To tAs Prsyr,stsrs Of iAs PsrariiH syrup
Gentlemen IL have for several years suffered
severely with Dvsyspsss, accompanied ny weakness
and nervous irritability which made life burden
90 me. Nothing cut the simplest nutriment could
remain In the stomach without palm. sourness ana
windy eyae uations. uncomfortable feelings In the
head bad taste In the mouth catarrhal symptoms
Inactivity OF the liver and bowels general deoill-
ty, and a perysss state OF extrepe susceptibility
made up a diseased condition rehellious Ia ordina-
nv MEDICAL treatment BY the advice of an emil
nent physician of Boston commenced taking the
PERUVIAN SYRUP at once l began To expert
ence benefit After taking three bottles, all these
had feelings have len. Ny health Is restored and
eujoy LIS as we'll as ever.
Nost ehesrfally 10 recommend Peruvian syrup.
2uR ABRAN MEAD.
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GREEN WOOD
FOURTH OF JULY.

FOURTH OF JULY.
rTTo sHAw's, where Soda Waters good,
Where Syrups are the best,
Delicious, fine, all hands exclaim
Who put them to the test.
They are fresh taken from the fruit,
As all the people know,
Then off to Shaws' upon the Fourth,
Just where you ought to 30!
vTo SHAwS', when summers sun Is hot,
Ho, do not stand and thirst,
Come TO the Soda Water Fount.
Rush, see who'll be the first
To Shaws' on Independence Day,
For its approaching nigh,
To Shaws' for Soda Water on
The Fourth day of July.
rVTo SHAwS' for Perfumes, Essences,
And llixirs Of Life,
For Shaving Soap, for Fancy Soap,
For Husband, Child or Wife
And when the Fourth July is past
Then IL you'd cure your ills,
To Shaws' for Patent Medicines,
For 0intments and for Pills.
The Traveller on the Pilgrims road,
Just watch him stand and pause,
He's thinking of the shortest way
That he can take for Shsw's.
So rs the fourths' approaching fast,
You'll pleastbear this in mind,
On Factory Isle, on the Main street,
You'll Shaw's "EXCELSlOR" Ind.
ST. SHAW. Apothecary,
80 Factory Island.
Successor to T. Gilman. 3w27
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DEATHS.

In saco, 10Th uit. Thankful H., wife OF James y.
Gordon, aged y years and 10 months.
In kennebunk. LIST inst, Mr.. Horace klmhall,
aged Is years. Mr. X. was man universally be-
Ioyed aud useful In society. Ills death Is felt as
severe affiictlon and loss to his family and the
community.
In Saeo. March 10th ofconsumption, Mr.. Charles
L WhItten, aged % years and & months. Also,
April 2Ist his Infant son Charles Thomas Whitten.
OF consumption, aged four months.
In south Berwick, 30th ult., Mr.. Phillip Hall,
aged - years and months.
lie has len lar-e circle OF friends 10 mourn his
loss those who were the most cOnyersant with his
character can the more cordially unite In tribute
Of worth To his memory.
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80 YEARS:
DR.. 4, 0, Richardson's sherry Nins Biiltfs

Has succeeded for the period Of half century IN
maintaining Its supremacy over all other ". III
eines. II gives immediate tone and-sctOh 70 the
stomach asa Bowels, and imparts TO the patient
Cheerful and happy anticipstions, which are never
attendant upon an Inactive state OF the Important
functions Of the body. A.,
The alternative and parintns seuoh ot w. s =,
curing many hopeless diseases, which other medl.
eines have failel 10 reach ;--in preoi OF WHEN se
have frequent testimonials nom all Psie W tne
country ~ our Diters having cured diseases which
hay. h.,a Abandoned by attending physicians -
among which are enumerated S,rofaia. Ra,ss's-
Is.-, S,rsr and Ig~s. SAT- RA,uS, DE. Conslhp-
tian In m. early stages has often been averted by
thsi, MS. M, unprreesiented success, however, s
based upon il. certain and immediate cure oi bo-
tsa. Co.'s pIaiats. Dyspepsia, Jlasd'es Coltsstss,
Lir.S CsaPiaist. and all diseases OF tns o' uI.ssi
and BoxeIs. for which Il Is conceded that Ut hlCh
NnlpsON'S BITTEftS have no rival FOR sale oy
Druggists everywhere and at theD0etots ouiee' o.
Hanover street. Boston. imii
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Piscataqua Mutual
FIRE 81 MARINE
INSURANC E CO.,
OF NJ A T..

STOCK DEPARTMENT..
Authorized Capital. $nUU ",
Capital subscribed and secured, $40
The business OF tho Company az present eonhned
10 Fire and Inland Navigation risks
This company having completed it' orgn1arsst0,n
ID now prepared TO Issue policies on Inland Nsri-
cation risks, also against loss and damage by dre
Inland Insurance on Good. TO AL part, q the
country. Fire Insurance on Dwellings suina,e
Warehouses, Public Buildings, Mills, ManuiActo'
ries, stores. Merchandise, ships In port or while
building and other property. on ss hVoraoie terms
as the nature Of the risk will admit:
Five year Policies issued on dwellings rom ! 70
"A per cent for years, - sting only from ~ to.p
cents per year on 800 Insured. All premiums pre-
Maid In money, aud no assessments made on the as
sured. Losses paid with promptnes.. The oompa
nv trusts by an honorable and prompt adlu,tment
OK It's losses t0 secure continuance OF the puoiic
IJox. JOHN n. GOODWIN, President.
OBED p. MILLER, Vice President.
SiIiPLEY W. KICKER, Secretary.
Biddeford and Saco Agency, oiiee CITY BANK
'u''u'"s' TIC RUFUS SMALL. Agent.