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so YEARS!
DR.. y 0. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittts

Has succeeded for the period OF half centary In
maintaining Its supremacy over all other Medi.
clnes. II gives immediate tone and action to the
Stomach and Bowels, and imparts to the patient
attendant upon an Inactive state Of the Important
functions OF the body. A.,
The Alternative and purifying action 81 our ~. Msd q;
- ,.,.,n the aud Bowels. the means %
curing many hopeless diseases, when other medl-
have freouent testimonials from all pats OF the
country, OF our Bltters having cured diseases which
have been abandoned by attending physicians -
among which are enumerated Ssrofuia. Rheu1,.-
tism, Fsr,r and Igus, San Rhsum, Ss. Consump-
ton In its early stages has often been averted by
their use. Its unprecedented success, however, Is
based upon its certain and immediate cure OF BIZ
ioss ComPiaiafs Dyspepsia, JasRdics. Costirensss,
Lirsr Complaint, and all diseases OF the Stomach
and Bowels, for which Il Is conceded that DIR. RICH
ARDSON'S BITTEltS have no RIVAL. For sale by
Druggists everywhere. and at theDoetors Office, 81
Hanover Street Boston. imll
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stiil another Defaulter.

AS the days Of the corrupt administration are
expiring, defaleation follows upon def,lcation.
The name Of Major SUTHERLAND. ouartermas-
ter of the Marine Corps, was on Tuesday struck
from the ron Of the ser,ise by reason Of his de-
fault to the Government in a sum rising $780,
900. He was suspended from command some
three months since, to enable him to make good
the default, but the suspension was without ef.
feet to that end.
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THE oxYGENATED BITTERs.
The Oxygenated Bitter-.
Exeter. Ne. Sent. ~.

Exeter. Me-, Sept ~.
This eertihes that have recommended the use OF
BIs,ar's Baisln Of wa Cherry Tor Diseases OF the
Lungs for two years past, and many bottles, 70 my
knowledge. have been used by my patients, all with
beneficial resn"s In two cases. where II was thOt
confirmed Consumption had taken place, the via
CAsrry effected cure.
L. BOyDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
The only genuine Baksam has the 'rriffsn sigma
ture OF II. BUTTS" on the wrapper.
Prepared by s. W. FOwLE CO, Boston, and for
sale by J. Sawyer and Augustus Sawyer, Bldde-
ford, Gllman 4 Klmball. Saeoi Il. A. Bragdon,
York, Joseph Curtis, Wells, Samuel Hanson, liux-
ton Centre; q. NJ. Hutchinson. West Buxtoni Clark
a Draekett, LiminSton and by dealers every
where. 4NSi
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. ]. DuPONCGS GOLDEN PILLS
rpp rpN,IrS

lnalllo,e In correcting Irregularities and remov
Ing distractions from whatever cause and always
successful a. q preventive.
The above named GOLDEN Pills have been used
In the Private Practice OF DIR. DuFOSco for over
THIRTY YEARS with unparalleled SUCCESS in nj
most every case aud u Is only at the earnest solc-
lt.tiou Of THOUSANDS OF LADIES who have
successfnlly used them that he Is induced 10 make
them Public, by appointing agents and advertising
them In order that ALL who may be suffering from
the above complaints may ind In the above Phls q
ouently. he has appointed an agent In every city
and town in tho Union. where these Pulls may be
obtained.
Price 81 per Box. ,-,,,rs,
sold by DIR. l. q. STEVENS, (prugsisu Lioerv o.
G.ssrsi Igsaf for Bii,forf a.i Sseo.
ladies by sending him 500 through the B,f'
aJess Pe.i one,, can have the Pills sent them
geonhdentially) by mall These Pills are eessfsr'
.sasd, aont touch them unless you see the sigma
,as =, o u Howe ON every boxSal others are
unsafe. 6ml0
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"A GARD TO
YOUNG LADIES AND crxrIrN,rN

The S.',iS e. I R send S, :. s.a,y,, to all
wno ussIe " w. nna alrSstlons Tor making
eight days. remove Pimplss. Blotches, rs.. rpssI'
les SAllowness and all Impurities and rouxhnes. ~
the skin. leaving the sAme-ss Nature Intended n
should be-ssn. eisar, s-sstA asf kssstif.L Thass
desiring the Recipe, with full Instructions, direc-
tions, and advice, will please call on or addres,
with return postAgc)
JAS. T. MARSHALL,
Practical Chemist
3moS,6 No. u City buildings. N. Y.
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VAt Tarsus. In Cnieia, Alexander the
Great, while pursuing his career of conquest,
bathed In the chilly waters Of the Cydnus.
which nearly proved fatal to him. Nv con,
slant care and attention together with ex-
trAoriinsry skill his physician Philip succeed.
been 1t all serious had DIR. Hams Famous Ars-
matte Invigorating Spirit been discovered In
that day. One wine-glass full, taken after he
came out Of the Cydnus. would have immedi-
ateiy removed oil the bad effects Of his impru-
deaee.
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ELIOT ACADEMY,
.rOR.N.4L SCHOOL.
The Fall Term OF this Institution
WILL COMMENCE on
Wednesday, August 29th, 1850,
Under the instruction Of
J. ii. MOORE, A. H., Principal.

SSaROvISlON having been made by the State,
5lIl a Normal Department will be organized at
~ the commencement OF the term, and special
- attention will be given 10 those scholars wish
Ing to teach. Lectures discussions, on the SUBJ
.ect OF Education, may be expected frequently.
Members OF the Normal Department Will DO rs.
signed 10 hear various classes, and their mode OF
instruction will be criticised.
The quietness Of the place admirably Ut, II Tor an
Institution OF Learning.
Candidates for the Normal Department will be
examined ON Tuesday, August 18th, at o'clock
r. NJ at the Academy Hall.
Text Books and Stationery can be obtained OF the
Principal at the lowest cash price.
Board can be obtained ON reasonable terms.
TUlTION--N0RMAL DEPARTMENT.
Females, 90
ACADEMIC.
English Branches, $40
Higher Extra LOG
Languages, zW
No student admitted tor less than half a term
Those wishing 10 room together or desire further
Information, will apply 10 III. PARKER at Eliot, or
10 the Principal, at Portsmouth, n. II.
Those wishing to board themselves, can obtain
rooms suitable.
II. PARKER, Secretary Of Trustees.
Eliot, August 10th, 1850. iwo
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, 9Th inst by Rev. II. II. Abbott, Mr..
Webster q. Turner. Of this city, to Miss Lirie l..
Bugbee, OF Windsor. Me.
In Saco, by Rev. Chas. Packard, Mr.. Gilman T.
Llttleheld Of this eity 10 Miss Sarah Emma Berry.
Of Saco.
In Eliot. 3ist ult., sby Rev. ID. Waterhouse, Mr..
John W. Hayes, to Miss Mary A. Paul. both Of Kit.
terry, Me.
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Mrs.. wtaslsw, an experieneed nurse and 70
male physician, has soothing syrup Cor childrer
tsethinx which greatly facilitates The process o
teethinx by softening the gums and reducing all In
nAmation-uil AllAy all palm and Il 10 Regulate
the bouels Depend upon Il. mothers, 10 will give
rest 70 yourselves and relief and health 10 your In
hnts. Perfectly sAfs In all cassa Zee sdveItss
nsnt IN Aaothsr column lyrj
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zpre,,y girl. and those who want to look
nrs,,v ma. Readings Russia salve to remov
Tan s,eckles, etc. II Is also an inhllible rene
dv for cuts burns, scalds. eorns. felons, and
srup,iye diseases generally. Sold at all places
ar Is cents box.
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Brighton NIarket--Aug Q.

Brighton MarlSet--Aug -.
At market, 1900 Beeves, i6o Stores, 800 Sheep
coo Swine.
PRIcEs-Deef Cattle-Extra, 81 23 first quality,
g. % 80 0Oi second, s67j 50 OF third. IS 10 Q
go.
Working Oxen-None.
Milch Cows-sl5a ~ common, $40 a ~.
Veal Calves-s3CO, 50 OO, 81 30.
Yearlings-none-two years old - III three
years old. sl2a IL.
IIides-6a 6lc per ID. Calf Skins-ioa isc per
ID.
Sheep and lambs-si 90. / 80 a | rs, extra 81 90,
a3JO.
Pelts-sD 80 q 81 rs each.
Swine-Stores. wholesale. ca a 10 retail a Sc 4,
Spring Pigs 0ci retail 20; TAT hogs, undress-
ell, none.
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DEATHS.

In this city. 3D. inst Edward son OF j. II. and Is
Their Porter, aged months,
In FarsonsHeid, 3ist uit. Mrs. Betsy, wifo OF Ma
than Henderson, aged 20 years.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.
SPRING ARRAN6EN6'rJT

The splendid and East Steamships
Chess pcake, CART. SIDNEY CRo
SI6ENwELL, and PataPs carr. Il. 3.
- follows,
~ Leaves Browns Wharf. Portland, Every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock y. ~:
and leave Pier IL North River, New York, EVERY
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, Of O'Clock p. n.
The vessels are fitted up with hne accommoda-
tlons for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, including meals and State Rooms
-uoolf fcrwhrksd by this line TO and nom Mon.
treal, Quebec. nansnr. Hath. AugVstA> EAstport
and 81. John. They also connect at New Yorh win
Steamers for Daltim,re, Savannah and Wsshing.
ton.
Shippers are requested to send their Freight 10
the boat before p. 81. on the day that she leaves
Portland.
For Freight and Passage apply 10
EMERY q Fox, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. d. CR0MwELL& Co, Pier Il, North RIVER NY.
May 18th, 1850. %su
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DR.. @. II. Shole., Eclectic Physician,
siyes particular attention To diseases Of the gsRito
.,isary organs, and special diseases Of women See
ADVERT sement In another column. lyr2
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Don't Care.

Some Of the Douglas men are denying that
their champion ever said he didn't care wheth-
er slavery Was voted down or up. Some OF
them perhaps believe there Is no record OF It
bu, they are mistaken. A reference to the Con.
grexsional Globe for ISIS, part 1, page Is,
viii refresh their memories on this point They
win there read in Mr.. Douglas speech In the
Senate on the 10th Of December, 1857, as fol-
lows:
"But am told on all sides, oh, just wait I;
the pro-slavery clause will be voted down
That does not obviate any Of my objections ;
Il does not diminish them. You have no more
right to enforce Free State Constitution ON
Kansas than Slave State Constitution. IL
Kansas wants q Slave State Constitution, she
has right TO IL. Ii Is none OF my business
which way the Slavery clause Is decided. l
CARE NOT wuEruER IT Is VOTED DOWN OR UP.
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SacO and BlddefOrd
GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

THE Treasurer Of the Saco and Blddeford Gas
i Light Company hereby gives notice that the
capital stock OF said company is seventy thou.
sand dollars the amount actually paid In Is seven-
ty-one thousand six hundred dollarsi the debts
due from the company are six hundred and eighty.
I've dollars and ffty-ive cents That the amount
Invested in real estate, buildings, and other hx.
lures, is seyenty.threo thousand eight hundred and
twenty mine dollars and elghty-seven cents, that
the last estimated value Affixed To the real estate
deford I'm which places the same located, Is for
'ty.two thousand dollars and the aggregate value
affixed 10 all the taxable property VI said compa-
ny by said assessors Is thousand dollars
7. sCAslMAN, Treasurer.
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BOSTON Aiarlxet-Aug. 4.

Boston MarlSet--Aug. Il.
FLouR.-Sales OF common brands Western, ut
52Ja IS so fancy brands at s. 90 IS 62i ex.
ira 1915 as6 OO, and superior ut Sc 80 as90O per
sc jOa zoo for extras; aud 81 10 80 for superior
CoRS.-Yellow, O70a0 7Ic per bush mixed G7 a
Csc, white nominal.
OArs.-Northern and Canada ~ 40 per bush
RYE 9Oc per bush.
HAY.-There have been sales Of Eastern at tl9 a
20 per ton cash.
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- The Iadsp.adsai publishes the fOllOwi

II Don't fail to try one Of the Chowders at
the Adams House, Old Orchard.
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Boston, July 81, 1850.
SUFFOLK, ss-Then personally appeared the
above named william Dwight, Treasurer or the ia.
co Water Power Company. and made oath that the
above statement by him subscribed. Is true.
3r3l Justice Of the Peace.
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,

Catarrh, and all Chronic Diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs, successfully treated by INDICATED
INHALATION, and other Remedies by
Q. M . r. s e, M. d.,
Physician for Diseases OF the Lungs,
100 Congress Street, Portland, Me.
DIR. Morse sill be at the Blddeford House, Bidde.
ford. Friday May Is. and for the accommodation OF
his numerous patients, and others in Saco. who may
wish TO consult him. he will be at the Saco HOUSE,
saco, Friday June and - and July and 20.
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sAco, July Goth, 1850.
YORK ss-The above named Il. Seaman, Treas
ureS n,rmaiiy appeared this day and made oath 10
the Placement made and subscribed 10, by him as
above. before me, PHILIP EASTMAN,
AVN Justice OF the Peace.
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CURE YOUR HEADACHE.

T"Page's Vegetable Headache Bltteu" cures
the most inveterats cases Of Headache, Dizziness
Costiveness, and Jaundice. Many testimonials Of
Its etheacy can be produced ffom persons VINO nave
been permanently cured OF the above Complaints
amer many years Of suffering, and trying many oth'
or medicines without deriving any benehi rom
their use.
Sold by Lewis Hodsdon, at his bookstore In Saco,
by T. a. Stevens, Druggist in Biddeford, and at the
principal stores In York County. 32u
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Arc You Insured ?

The subscriber. having been appointed an Agent
for several Of the beat Insurance Companies In the
country. Is prepared to take risks on Dwellings
Stores, Merchandise, &c. And also Marine risks on
Vessels. Freights and Cargoes on terms consistent
with solvency and fAir profit
iyrs cHAs. FRED TowLE.
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a GOOD EARN FoR SALE

GITUATED in Greene countv A mill. ~. -.
Mo5eley Han Depot. on the Atlantic and North
Caroilna ftal Road, containing $50 Acres, There il
enough hne wood land adjoining the present cleared
tanas l9r three piows- The farm is nicely situated in
state. A portion of the present cleared land "a low, low
iand that will produce 10 or IL barrels of corn per
acre. I1ere Is a considerable portion Of the farm
pare iaYorabiy with that of any farm. The farm ia
aDddn tha r;yg5 supplied with the best quality of mari,
The mari is within two feet of the surface. conyenient
70 any portion of the farm. The farm LAYS level and
IN GOOD form, easy and pleasant to cultivate: GOOD
water ana healthy as any place. The buildings arc a
Two story dwelling of convenient size. with All other
buiidlngs common to be found on a farm. Persons
wishing to bay such a farm, if they would notify the
subscriber he would meet them at the Depot and take
them ont to the farm. LEMUEI n UaPDY
Aosey HAL r. ", July Z, 1SO. 46-5mpd
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wistar's Balsam of Cherry.

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, Whoop
ing Cough, Quinsy, and the numerous as well as dan
gerous diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. pre-
vail, in our chanseable climate, at all seasons OF the
year; few arc fortunate enough to escape their baneful
influence. How important then to have at hand a GER
tain antidote to all these complaints. Experience
proves that this exists in Wistar's Balsam to an extent
not found in any other remedy; however severe the
suffering, the application of this soothing, healing and
wonderful Balsam at once vanquishes the disease and
restores the sufferer to wontcd health.
LETTER FROM A. N. GoRMAN, ESQ.
EDITOR OF TIE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
In recommendation OF that remarkable Lung Remedy.
DIR. wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
RALEIGH, n. c., May Is, 1860.
Messrs. SETH FowLE & Co.,
Gentlemen: For the good of the afflicted take
TINS method OF Recommending DE-. WIsrAR's BALsAM
in one instance saved the life Of one of its members,
who seemed rapidly sinking into a decline.
Yours respectfully,
TESTIMONY FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
49, LAUREssyuLE, S. c., April 20, 1860.
Gentlemen Please send me per first steamer six
9ozen OF DR. MIsTARs BALsAA OF WILD CHERRY. /
find that the Balsann is fast ~growingin popularity. and
deed, purchasers generally are loud in praise of its
virtues in speedily curing Coughs, Colds, and Pulmo-
nary Affections.
Respectfully, J. HENRY.
Of the many respectable gentlemen in LaurensviIle
District who have used and believe in the great value
of the Balsam, is WILLIAM SIMPSON, Esq, Clerk Of the
Courts, to whom we are permitted to refer.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE s co. Boston, and
for sale by Williams s Haywood, Raleigh; E. Nys
Hutchinson & Co., Charlotte; Henry McLin. Whining
ton, and by all druggists. SOFT
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
q Thought.


1t is the improvement Of the mind that ever
gives man his earthly divinity. The beauti-
full things of time are as a sealed took to the
unlearned: the countless stares which twin
kle so refulgently in the ethereal space of
immensity-the gurgling echo which the
brook awakens as it dances onward beneath
the clustered vines of the forest vale-the gen.
tie zephyr, as it fans the vercant foliage offer
ing itself, with its odors from Floral bowers,
a stimuli for the poets muse-the tiny flower
that blooms on the roseate lawn, and meets
the soft earess of the pearly dew-drop@the
blazing meteor that shoots athwart the fir
mament, and passes into Lethean night-the
mighty ocean, as wave after wave arises OF its
foaming surface and the stately trees Of the
wood, which with towering grandeur with
stand the bowling winds of winter, and point
beautifully upward to God and to glory-all,
all are but an outward show, a mere carica-
ture Of sublimity to the untutored intellect.
In the language of Dana:
THE rll is tuneless to his ear who feels
No harmony within the south-wind steals
As silent, as unseen, amongst the leaves,
Who has no inward beauty, none perceives,
Though all around is beautiful"
July 1860.
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TRIBUTE OF

The demise Of Levi Walker having been announced
to Poplar Branch Division, the undersigned, by q mo-
ton, were appointed a committee TO draft resolutions
expressive OF the deep feeling of sorrow with which
the Division Received the sad intelligence, who at a
subsequent meeting reported the following preamble
ana resolutions, which were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased an allwise Providence. the
Creator and Ruler Of the Universe. the Author, Guar
dian and Protector Of man-to take from earth to
Heaven, our beloved and highly esteemed brother.
Levi Walker. Therefore. be It
Resolved, That while we bow with humble submits
sion to the viii of God, knowing He doeth all things
Wei, yet We deeply regret the stroke that severed our
connection with 50 auliable and estimable man IS our
Resolved, That society has met. in the death Of Levi
Walker, an irreparable loss, for to support religion his
Freely bestowed; and to assist the sick, the poor and
the needy was the work Of his whole life.
Resolved That Poplar Branch Division receives
WIN aecpsst sorrow the loss OF her most faithful son,
knowIng that nothing but that mysterious Providence
VA Foo2sd hsr q our beloved brother. can supply his
pIaee; Lew W alker was no temperance man off day, a
month or 4 year, bat he made It q life time business.
lie was no temperance man from mere policy, but be-
cause ne believed It one great means Of lettering the
condition. Of humanity, advancing the cause of civili-
cation. and christianity. Being such a man, he has
avalled himself OF every opportunity to suppress in
temperance and pash forward the banner Of the cold
water army, the friend Of humanity. He was an
active and energetic Washingtonian and when that
form of temperance ceased to exist in his community.
he remained the same indomitable hero OF the cause,
and was a charter member of Poplar Branch Division.
In his daily intercourse with men he was ever active
for the cause of temperance; and in the Division room
he always had a word of admonition and encourage
ment 10 ms brethren, TO go forth and battle for the
cause with renewed energies.
Resolved, That we would point each member of our
DIVISION to Levi Walker, as an example for imitation,
and as near as possible, would commend them to fol-
low in his footsteps, that when they die, they may die
as he died, beloved and lamented by all.
Resolved, That we extend to his deeply afflicted
family, our sympathy, and would commend them to
that God, whose religion he ever adorned.
Resolved, That asa slight though sincere tribute to
ms memory, we wear the usual badge of mourning
thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy Of these Resolutions, be sent
10 the family OF the deceased, and to the " Shirt of
the Age" for publication.
b. Fl. JARVIS,
L. POYNER,
HENRY NOEL. committee.
N. POWER,
JOHN SIMMONS,
Hall Of Poplar Branch Division, July 21st, 1860.