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ALBEkE PIkL EoBkEF " dOaNso
Pike Sc johnson,
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WARRINGTON, D. G.

TTyHTS FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT Wa n
ingtOn, tUn1ce, 2f7 r 1treetlr VIII atisno 20
ksuDrsn,s C.yurt Of tie UnilsI -IAaS-r and O-uFt
OF CI4luls auG also - Tie recovery O. Claims
against Tue Gayeruuleut or InolFsou oualsl aLu
msuLE ,s
Tae senior memb Der has been practising
lawyer 10. thirty LSO yearss ana Is . Lnenloei
Of Ine bars ot lie "a Ezue Courts OF Az an
ERs, Lou sisns nd IAe United atstes lie
junior, bred = iaw yer, N6s lobg q hePrsSeL "A,
i've and seusLy Ia Tie COHsrssz Ol tie DiL5o
state and Lau1i-isr with tLe mOd6s Ot LrHLls-
acting Busllsess Ia q Lg paTiIileLis-
Ire SztHlUr, retsllniI his Fealuelcs 81 - eLh-
phis vii aL.ss as 3ue u The 1tul Of FlhEs
ADAMS & PIKE, allie. 10 cases n tue So
prene t'Curts " ArEaLsBs ana Ten nessoe, anc
Ia the UnIJed states COurts and OhsLc5rS
GOurt al Mem plis. AoN-c u
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PIKE, kDA1s & PIKE
AttOrneyS. Solicitors & PrOct0rs

A TEND TO cases Ia the different CourtS sit
"a ting al memphis, Enc In the river coUHt46h
OF AIkhnAas.
sS- Th= seuiuF partner viii hereafter espS-
c5Rlly attend 70 Cases in the supreme COurL o.
TeEnesses, and IL tHe supreme CCu1s sy 80 49,
Cour1 OF lsfIus o. the UniLed NJ s6s a. " Asn-
Eugton, being Of the drm oI PIKE . JOho'-
s9S, OI that ciiy. -- - 80
corper ~ Cnsrt ard second = l=@ts-
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CINCINNATI.
LUMBER. ETC.
lumber.

oldest lumber merchants In the Sonth
" YPrd established in Memphis ls57. Build
ing Material OF all kinds. dressed aud rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Celtags binoss
Laths, HeaLherno&rd3ng, Glazed sash, fenc-
ing. We don't intend to be undersold- aTo
and oface foot Washington street. near xlzsxs
plS dAwsm ~ :. , J, ", COCHRAN
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INFIRMARY.
uR. RUSSELL'S
AND INFIgMARY
MEMPHIS. TENN.

DR RuSSELLB DISPENSARY AND IN
IL FIEMARf, the largest ana Oldest lbstltu-
tion OF the KIND IN the sou west, est biished
Ia 1859, plss-RDtly located sb No. Al north
side OF Court Square, Memphis. Tenn esSee, Il
open for the reception OF patients ceslripg g
treatment and the comforts Of 3 home u lille
receiving the same. Patients also treated al
the Office or by letter, II desired.
Rhe um2lisTn, NsuTaIxta, GoutY PsTsly SIS,
Deafness, Fits. Consum ptions syPnihs, > Kin
the diseases arising rom The indlsgretiOn of
you b, pernau emily eursd. Also, Chronic Dis
above nRmed iDsLilnuon-Dr. RUSSELL, Con-
So lii z physician.
sz- treatise on Chronic Diseases furni' bed
free on application. ta1
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N NURSERY.
shelby Nursery.

A PPTES and Peach trees. 20c each; SIS per
"A 100; Sz6 per 100. Pea, Piutn, Cherry,
apsicJa aud AsEaona frse@. SOC each. lncord
Grape Vines, SO per lOl; S5l psr 100: $3.50 per
800 Otner articles propOf TINA DIV iow.
s 81 pplux facilities by Exp ess or ire GIT
trsiuR. AdOr-ss x EN- & BLEDS 4,
febI7 CoHieEvIile. shelby sILfy, Tenn
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BY the advles OF her physician, tha
z opIess Carlotta will shortly make the
tour Of Europe end America.
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Mississippi and tennessee Z. &.
OH IAN GE OF TIM z.
Two Through Trains Daily.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS
" ls69 until iuTtasT L nJI4ee. trans wi.IIua a.
ALLOWS:
7EPaRT: ARRIVE: ::
New Orleans Nal (dafiy1---4:.5 p n ais p Ii
New Orleans tx lsrsas tozlly
except Sunday J-----.-------t.fo In a a n
Both Trairs ke gJC cBE y c Ions ~ v .
nsds vi b Tr-fLs on Mlssf-~i ppi -Lltrll h IL
rosd for NV Olesn., NirKHi Erg, Canton,
Jackson, MerlU SCI N, a. Z II pSlufs -Cuth.
PasseLE6IS lakLug tee D Lreplng Cars - Gre
nsfa bsye ot.ls one eL0ngs of cars gTSEs Mem
,DAGs 70 NeaC OTled ..
Tine L. rOuk b Il eW Orleans - hours.
Baggage cnerked tbr,uzh.
PIocale Titkgls a. s535. Main street or 81
The Depot
omuIbuses vii caT frr Pcs suFeTs aud chsek
bsS cage IN shy part of the clty, By leaving or
ders A. ~ a5Eiu sire &
fehl4 a : -VEaM0EE G-nT mt
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just Received

just Received 7
VEyE have On hand ana sner for sals At the
w lowest market prices,
1Oe .OoO Ebs. Pork. aides. Shoulders snd
HAM
9O0 BbGs. Mess Pork.
SO Rbss. Ramp Pork
IO,OGO Lbs. PORK JSzIs.
200 Kegs prime Leaf Lard
400 BbIs. as sorted brands FIsuF.
soc Hbls. Seed Potatoes.
I.OOO Dos. fresh esuntry EsTs.
KOO BbIa. M0Iasses.
go HhGs. Sugar.
eco Bags Rie Ce1rse.
500 abIs. and goo sacks salt,
Ard a complsts stock OF Groceries.
STANTON & MOORE,
Mem phis, February Is, 1873. 81 Front street.
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DOuble Daily TnroGSh Trains
WILL BUN A. FOLLOWS ON TRE
Mempnis and Louisville I. Z. Lin
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Morning TrAin from Memphis dees not run
on HuUda1.
Arrye - \ ~ vi le-...--...l "a Pun. e:51 am
sleeping CIR o. ven ng Er<in fTOa asesn-
phis 20 L u av-lie EEo AeInpDtS to Aas hviils-
Through Tiosets at Reduced Kates
Can be procured 81 the CoTnpsny's once, 2a71s
Eain street, and ~ DE- P,ii, ns "a o. Main street
81 BsEzage Checked Al D pol or D. Tie y en-
vohis City Transfer Company At Hotels, PM
vate EsgiE e1css. Or on bUFrG UOsts, 70 81 prln-
Esr,si F>rsr7fz Fass and North
Telegraph ofnes IN Ticket once, sS711 Msln
street.
csN. B. JON e, Supsri ntsnGent.
FILL pOWE 6. p-szaavsr gent. f652l
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SPRING SCHEDULE,
Comm, Fse1sy EGrEgsV 10. 1859
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PHYSICIANS.
Dr. W. IA. AO dgOS
O1ice. 2I9 l.2 Main Street,
~ ~RpSideue--ras body UOteI. is24
TRANSPORTATION.

0u1cA I1m 9aSE !
Louisville z Ouss AIWaTs Ahead
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Menphl, sna LlIlIs - RallrOaa

L EAVE H-pe6e'd TO- Madison Mondays
Il Ntouesrsys a. o + iday =. ~ 20 a N.
Leave Ma Ti>on o . eul .rt Tses.sys Thus
dRyH snC Ssfu day, 81 I'D s.ul. . rive IN
Menp nphis al 20 pm
iasf -. y RFATTM0NT. Gent SUIT
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Solicitor In Bankruptcy,
Eos. 2z0 second streos, ana $50 Main S.,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
ALBEkT PIKL

aEMy duties a. Counsel for the General As
Eigues have lsd me ~ maze The FEdotlee 81
bGylfTsEuJes ff fSussals nOVlz : a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05

Don't KILL HIM-You will sometimes
find in your fields large black beetle,
wearing upon its broad back rows of most
brilliant golden dots. Know that it is not
to DO destroyed. According to DR.. Fitch
the distinguished entomologist, its eggs
produce the corn-grul- killer, that most in
vetcrable foe of cut worms. 1t hunts them
continually, and feeds on nothing else, so
long as the supply holds out. When it
finds them in plenty, it gorges and surfeits
itself upon them. till SO distcnded that it
hardly knows how to stir, for it never does
respect cut-worins desire to be ''let alone.'
1t grasps him in its strong jaws, and, des-
pite violent writhing and struggle, holes
him fast. Ploushman spare that bug.
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LICE ON CnuCKENs.-The best plan for
any one to adopt when there are any insects
on fowls, is to let them sleep on pine shay
ings, and the turpentine will soon drive
away all inee | sometimes sprinkle it
on my dogs bed and the fees soon leave
ANoTHER.-These pests may he killed or
driven away by greasing the head and necl-,
and the body, under the wings, with lard
or petroleum. The boxes, or nests. in
which they lay should also be creased. If
hens are provided with ashes or dust of any
kind in which to roll, and if their roosts.
ETC., are whitewashed frequently, they will
not be troubled with lice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05
DIR. DAVIS DEPURATIyE.

This invaluable preparation through its intrinsic
merits has stood TIN test of twenty-five years experience
with greatly increased popularity. For the treatment
and Of chronic disease is unsurpassed 1t pures
the blood and restores the secreory functions to healthy
action thereby curing the most nveerate such
serofula, rcr"fuous ulcers and eruptious umors,
lsgement Of the glands Soter scrofous and
cycdS enlargement Of the joints. pain and swelling of
the homes and tcnduns white dwellings, hip and spine
diseases liver disease sundice dropsy bronchitis throat
disease chronic cough splitting Of blood weak lungs in
cipent consumption. old and obstinate ulcers spreading
and eating ulcers Of the lip mouth, tongue, soft
palate and throat. oZena. lupus mcrcurial and syphc
ulcers and eruptons, letter salt reum. scalp eru
and all diseases Of the skin scurvy cont neural
gia, chronic and infamnatoy rheumatism habtual
tven-s., dyspepsia. sick headache, dizziness vertigo,
papitation of tho heart AMI all diseases arsin. an
impure state of the blood whether hereditary acquired
contracted Dr. Davis Depot and Office for the sale OF
the Drpuratiye, is
412 RACE STREET PHILADELPHIA.
Where Dr. Davis may lie consulted on all diseases. Price
Il per bottle or six bottles for s..
~ For sale by II. H. Mitchell ElktOn, Maryland.
April 10. 1S6g-Gm
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Working Bulls.

AS we keep our bulls in this country,
there is vast amount of power that runs
to waste which would be very willingly
laid out. We severely tax the strength
and endurance of any bull, not otherwise
ovcrworkcd, and he would be the better for
it-a stlrer stock gctter, and Il sire of finer
animals: and besides. which is after all the
greatest advantage, we would thus be able
to keep bulls until they are really aged
We need hardly argue the question, if 4
reasonable amount of labor is an advantage
to the bull. 1t is a recognized fact, that Il
due amount of exercise is essential to the
highest well-bcing of all animals, and es-
pecially those used for breeding. If this
exercise be taken in hard labor, provided it
he not excessive, the experience of thous-
ands of horse owners, in this and othor
lands, shows it to lie entirely beneficial
The farmer, then, is doubly the gamer
He has the labor of the animal, and the
bull is better for it. Few farmers keep
more than one bull, and hence it is that
they are not more in the habit of working
them. A bull may be worked alone with
suitable harness in a cart or wagon, and
before the plow, harrow, or stone-boat.-
He is deliberate in his movements. but
powerful, and single bull will often do as
much blowing as pair of cattle. We have
seen bull turn a 12-inch furrow eight
inches deep in sod with perfect ease, and
walk as quickly as SMART pair of oxen
He must be put carly in training, taught to
be guided by lines attached to the nose
ring. and put early at such labor as he can
do. We do not place the bull or any of
his kindred high in the scale of intelligence.
but very high in scale of animals with
which habit becomes second nature. Cat
tie are not very easily taught, but when
taught may be relied upon. Bulls are
usually dangerous, because SO little exer-
cised, and never fairly subjugated TO
sm6.jugate bull, he must emphatically be
brought under the yohe. There is great
difference in the disposition of bulls, and
while we advise no one under any clrcum-
stances to trust a bull beyond immediate
control, we fully believe that nne-tenths of
the young bulls in the country, if put to
work, would be docile and useful, and might
be kept for ten or fifteen years, greatly to
the improvement of our stock
4nseiran .1wicuhurist.
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: : i; : : : : : : : :

To Til. WORKING Class Il am prepared to furn-
s all classes with constant employ their homes
the whole of the time. for the spare moments Et.i-
ness new. light and profitable Fifty 10 s. per
evening is easily earned by person of either the
boys and girls earn nearly rs much men. Great
duccmeus offered tlnr who will devote their whole
time to the business: and, that every person who sees
this notice may send Inc their address and the lu.i
ness for themselves make the following unpara,Ir.i
offer: To all who are not wei satisfied with the trsinc,s
will send 81 to pay for the trouble writing me Full
particulars. directions &c sent free. Sample sent ly
mail for 10 cts. Address Z. c. ALL.x AusIsta NJ.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

eSS To any who will contribute an coca
sional article to this column-once Il month
or oftener if so inclined-we will send copy
of The Wing free.
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COLBURN'S PATENT
RED JACKET AXE
LIPPINCOTT s. BAKEWELL.
Pittsburgh, Pa


With the COTTAGE PRESS and
the printing material accompany
ing it, every man can do his own
printing neatly, quickly and
cheaply. They are so simple in
construction, that a boy ten years
old can easily manage the largest
size. Printed instructions are
sent with each Office, enabling
the purchaser to get at work with
out previous knowledge OF
printing. A circular, containing
full description, prices, tcsti-
monia's, &c, sent free to all
Our Specimen Sheets of type
cuts, &c, ten ccuts. Address
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ADAMS PRESS CO.,
PRINTER
WANTED. AGENTS,


WANTED AGENTS, per m szs s sie" NAL.
and female ITO introduce THE GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This machine will stitch. HEM fell, tuck. quilt cord
bind braid and embroider in most superior manner
Price only SIS. Fully warranted for Ave years We will
pay 81 900 for machine that will saw stronger more
beautiful, elastic than 1t makes the
Elastic Lock Stitch Every second stitch lie cut
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
ing it. We pay Agents from $40 to 500 per month
expenses commission from which twice that amount
can be made Address SECOMB & CO. PI-r.EURG Pa
BosToS, Mass. or Sr. Louis. Mo.
CautiOn.-Do not be imposed upon hy other parties
palnng Oh worthless c,str"n machines. under the same
name otherwise. Oars is the only genuine and really
prar tir.lc hp ma hinnn man nd
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS. tho sv.tcm natursuv
undcrg"rs change. and HELMGoLp's IIIeHLr Coyc.x
rRtrED EXTRACT OF SAgsAPARLLA all atsstant OF the
greatest value.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05
MEDICIN1L.
DR.. MOTIFS French Powders.

Certain Cure for Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder
Gonorrla elect Structures and all Urinary Diseases
Nervous Debility. Seminal Emissions. Ringing in the
Ears Specks before the Eye caused by indscretiu in
youth cICcSscs &c. Female Weakness. Womb Diseases
Scroua skin Diseases syphilis in all ito fDrms-causin
throat and Pain in the Bones Eruptiuns BE-
speedily cured. Cdpdiad and Mercury discarded.
Sold in Port Deposit. Nd by q. NJ. ANDERSON,
Of price Tmay -. lS6a-:,m
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FREE FOR 4 5 CELL SLIME.

PAMPHLET containing valuable information on
"a fhe subject Of Advertising. A List of over One
Thousand Newspapers. tTHE sEsr urpIUas
and price cards showing advertising rates Address
Gro p. RnwELL Co.. New York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05
CONSUMPTION.

LNRKlNG BIT N0HLE-Stlfl-Ip for Youry Ma
~ who having erred. desire better manhood. Sent
III scaled letter envelopes. free charge If ben.if.d
return the postage Address PIIILANTHROS Fox p
Philadelphia. Ia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05

have had Of the Hydraulic Washing Machine.
III use Hr three months and tini that i ut.t.S iic
pendent of washcrwoUcii &c. Wit! it | have WISHED
]" dozen clothes in three hours AMI l,ad them washed
clran and wruns dry. M 5uttuIs broken ,.f--nn .,"
ON floor. AMI Lllf the snap saved Tae longer The
machine til" better IKE it, and adv all Ia hiv one
they will hEt! il money well invested
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05

SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS
u. 1S6S-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05

TNII
have IL rEu'ic Clothes Washer in Use in nav nj
lily. and take pleasure in giving it hearty ,n,...,.
mrn 1t Is certainly admirable inc and lc,.lr
but f-ir risi To recommend il to gen 'r: frr"r
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05
Hydraulic Clothes Washer
Il
THE GREAn PREMIUM MAINLINE
THE GREAT PREMIUM MACHINE.

This superior WASHING MACHINE is for the first
time offered for sale in this county Well of the
prejudice which many worthless machines have created
in the public mind against all machinery intended for
washing clothes, present the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05

We have washed every kind of -,ol> with the ina
chnrs-Sw.s dresses. Shirts blankets. &c.--and t.ry
will wash any thing perfectly clean AMI 10 the
rapidly. S. J. C. nIxgMspIrL Co.
Louisville, Ky
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-06-05

We could give nurrrlcss testimonials from pro, rie-
torr Of the leading i'ls and luirics in the country
we'll private fnilirs Lut do necessary
fair trial will invariably insure complete satisfaction
Parks Hatch. Felt Co. rruprictors Lincll House
St Louis. say
We have given the "IIy;rar'ir Clothes Washer a
thorough ,st in Laundry. and shall now take out
the .Ss kcr machines and put in tn, II r,uIi, ma.
chimes. P,RKS. II ,TcH. Felt K Co.
rroprctors Lin,icll House, ST Louis No"
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROBATE NOTICES.


10 all persons interested in either " Wv
hereinafter named: .,on3 ,;,h,,
ATa Court of Probate held at,a n0i an ,be sr.t
and tor the County Of year Of our iordyeghteen
hunSraS md si~tvnine; the following matters hav-
inc been nresented the action thereupoh herenaf
tor Indicated it is hereby Oruereu,
r,t ,ot,ce thereof be given to all persons inter-
aa hv Causing copy ofths order to be published
weeks successfully in the Name State Press
and eastern Argus, papersprinted at Portland alore-
said that they may appear at Probate Court TO he
held at SAID Portland ON the first Tuesday of Novem
her next ten OF the clock in the forenoon a nd
he heardthereon, and object ifthey see cause
SOLOMON l.. ANDREWS, late of Harrison d.
ceased. Will and petition for the probate ibercof
presented by Nancy w. Andrews, the Execu rix
therein named
BENJAMIN P. BARKER late Of Braotop
deceased. Petition that William F. Fessendenl may
be appointed Administrator, presented by Nancy
Barker widow of said deceased.
BENJAMIN WALKER, late OF Brideton, deceased
Will and petition tor the probate thereof prs ed
by William W. Cross the Executor therein named.
MARY E. WITHAM, & AL, minor children and
heirs OF Henry William, late of Casco, deceased
Accounts presented for allowance, by Josiah Webb
Guardian.
JABEZ b. HASKELL. late of New Gloucester
deceased win and petition the probate thereof
presented by Weston f. Mliliken, the Executor
therein named.
GEORGE FRANK & AIS, minor chdrea and
heirs OF David Frank late OF Gray deceased Pc
u.aon lot lacenee to Sell and convey Real Estate,
presented by Daniel w. Leavitt, Guardian.
BENJAMIN HODGKlNS, late of Harpswell,
deceased. First account presented for allowance
by ELIJAH X. Hodgkins, Executor.
MARY LITTLE, late of Windham, deceased:
VIII and petition for the pr bate thereof presented
by Moses Little, the Executor therein named.
WILLIAM 4. MITCHELL, late of Yarmouth,
deceased. Will and petition tor tie probate there
of presented by Reuben Morrill, the Executor iheie-
in named.
DAVIS MERRILL, late of Cumberland, deceased.
Petiii for allowance out of Personal Estate, pre-
sented by Lucy j. Merrill, wi dow Of said deceased
CHARLES ELLIOTT, late of Portland, deceased
VIII and Petit IA Tor the probate thereof presented
by Eben b. Norton, the executor therein named.
JOHN A. WATERMAN Judge
true copy OF the original order.
w3w4l Attest, EDWARD r. STAPLES, Register
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
For Sale or to Let.
Two First. Glass Houses for Sale,

IINHE two New First.class DweIliups m,
L the corner OF Pine and Thomas streets are now
ready tor the market They are elegantly and dura-
bly, built and fitted with all the modern convenences
ANY party desiring to purchase desirable resi-
dence IN the best portion ofthe city asked to call
and examine this properly. Amply to
my10tt FRED JOHNSON. On the nremisoo
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
Ayers SarsaparluG,
FOR PURIFYING TEsE EEODkS.

The reputation this ex'
ceilent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by il.
Scrofulous affections AMI
disorders. which were az.
gravated by the scrofl-
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
Farm for Sale.

Situated in New-Gloucester :,
GAA-A the fertile valley OF ROYALS River or ~
dIYERSR the new county ROAD IRON the ,a w.
lI4 IIA tory in Gray to PownaI, conIaini I'M
5-125 acres Of rich sandy and cIa ,
loam, siopibg TO the south, free from stones an5
easy to tn produces 100 tons ofhay yearly is well
FENCED ana has an excellent wood-lot OF old and
young growth, within two miles OF a good marSa'
lbs nj sugar yearly. ue looo
The buildings n said farm are all new. of moa.,..
styIe, well finished and painted, CONSISTING of =
large two tory house with L. wood-shed stable and
with out-bulldings conveniently located and ".
sectea rom the north winds by beautiful grove o,
finished cottage to accommodate a farmer bav;,w wei
family, all the buildings are wei. supplied v;ta
g9od water by equaduct and wells, the farm ~ ~
Wltnin Two miles OF the Depot at PownaI. on tbn
T. L: Railroad and near Post Office. School ole
MeeIing house. Terms reasonable. anu
Oc7eodSwtf BENJAMJN Mopc,, ..
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
Ayers Ague Cure

f Gb,d Tever and Ague, Intermittent Fever
Aeue. Pever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
from inq nee an the affections which arise
poisons. 'ioos' marsh, or miasmatic
As its name implies, it does C,,,,. 49,,
Zinc ANN oh er mineral smnR
whatever, it in nowse Injuries anv substance
number and importance ofits cures IN dba The
tricts, are literally beyond account and @ ois-
without parallel in the history of AgaeM e Seeye
Our pride is gratifed by the NE
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinaM,ee
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed
Unaccllmated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities will be pro
teGted by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
e For 1reT Con'ptaints. arising from torpidity
OF the Liver, 1t is an excellent remedy stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity
For Bilious Disorders and Liver COMPLAINTS, IL is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re.
Prenotss cures where other medicines had failed
all round the world f GNU SUM
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.