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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-01
NOTICE.
w HLIAM DEAN, BENJAMIN +.

w ILLIAM DEAN, BENJAMIN +.
Dean, and Celia Dcsn Of the state Of and
Lewis Colby, Of the State OF Illinois, will take notice
that on the 11h day OF March, A. D. 1869 s. L. Green
of the County Of Ashtabula and State Of Ohio did ale
his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the County Of Ashahua, In said State OF Ohio q.
gainst the said William Dean, benjamin. r. Dean Celia
Dean, Lewis Colby, Joel Rice and Carlton anchet de-
ienda nts setting forth that the said William Dean Ben
smin Dean, and Celia Dean gave mortgage to said
Lewis Colby, on the following lands and tenemens to-
wit Situate In said County of Ashtabua and State of
Ohio, being On township number nine Cherry vaey)
~ the second range Of townships In the Connecticut
Western Reserve called being all Of lot number sen
entcen, In section number two except threefOurhs Of
sn acre In the Southeast decided to L. j. Bushnell
containing one hundred and six 40i00 acres Of land
Also all Of Lot No. i6 In sald township and that part
OF lot number eleven which lies of the ceatrr of
the Hayes Road, containing seveniy.eighi and IsiO0
acres. Also thirty acres from the south side Of lot
number seventeen In the 3 sect Ia said township con-
aining In ALL two hundred and sixteen Of land be
the same more or less and all bounded the North by
land owned by Hiram Woodwork and Andrew J. Clark
the Kast by the centre OF the Hayes Road South Nv
land owned BY the heirs Of lease Steel and west by
lands Of lockwood Lobdell, g. l.. sweet and Hiram
S ly "I
according TO certain notea referred 20 In said mortgage
aud that since tho giving of said mortgage that one O
the notes cfere To In said mortgage has been sold and
assigned by said Lewis Colby to the PLAINTIFF and that
under the said William Dean, HeniApiL r. Dean and
Celia Dean, and praying that said William Dean and
u narlin Dean may pay 70 the plaintiff the sum u
eed5 with interest from the 18th day Of January A. d.
fs8a which he claims be dine him. or that the premi-
Benjamin n Dean, Celia Dean and Lewis Coby. are nc
tshed that they required pear and answer sad
petition on or before the Sd Saturday after the cath day
Jefferson. April u. 1880. swicSS
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Harness Work.
0OODIANA GRAPE PLANTS.

&sOOO The subecribeF has on hand and for
sale a0o0 ana vigorous Diana Grape Pants raissd In
the opgn air that be win cell At very moderate prIces
hnnMeY VIM, Of excallent quality for sickness; leo
Red wlnss and Waite catawba, f6r saelamsnt.l pur.
1sSnbuia, January IL, 1890. " %
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Shsrif's Sale Of Lands and Tenements
ASHTABULA COMMON PLEAS,
FEBRUARY TERM, 1885,
q. w. Fctterman 4 .H.
agninst FL Pa,

jaime. NJ. fsPiass PIas'., g, al. FL "'
By virtue Of FL Fs., duly issued from said Court in
the above case 10 directed have levied upon and
will ofer for sale, by way OF Pnbe Auction the door
OF the In Jefferson, Ashiabula county, Ohio
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April A. d. isd9 at ~
O'Clock, NJ OF said day, the following gdescrbcd lands
and Tenements. towit The undivided Interest
In the lands aud enements situate
IN the township OF Andover county Of Ashtahua and
State OF Ohio bounded and described a. foowr known
ae the east part of Lot No. a. the west part Of Lot No
a. and the northwest part OF Lot No. & bounded rout
by lot lines and land of c. H. Wade by land Of
Marvin and the creek running through said lots Noa
81 and a. north by said creek and lot lines and east BY
land. 0 III COVEIL Sberi6
NoRTHwAv " ENsfss, PLAINTIFFS Att Jrneys.
March "a, 1862 bwiOOi
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ExECUTOFs NoTICE.-No,ie. "a hereby
given that ths undsFgns be- bsen duy appointed ana
qualified 2. kx.en,cl % ,hs eslsif q Wlna Jones de-
sttOOe JAMES r. JENNINGS
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MILLINER Y GOODSi
NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

J. HE Subscriber respectfully announces TO
the citizens Of Aehtobula County that having
the interest OF j. L. Reeves aud Co. In tho Marble Bnsi
nes. and having ropenished with large stock Of both
Monuments, Head Stones, fombs, Vans. Curbing and
all Cemetery Work also, Caps and Sls, Water Table
Flagging cut and ai down short notice. and low
ag1Les as any other establishment In the State W.
shaif keep the best OF material and with good work
men ~ can be found cannot he surpassed In our own
work for style and hnish Please give call and see
ofJ p, Robertson's Shoe store. II. UDY, JR
take pleasure In recommending Mr. udy 10 the peo.
pa Of Ashiabula ana especinlythos wanting Cemetery
work, Monuments sc, and having engaged my services,
Noud be pleased 10 sb my old customers who are IN
want OF work,-and many new NJ tho old stand.
Respectfully. ote.,
Sept 10, fs6s 9Aif j. LREEVEs.
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T. OR SALE. A good location IL offered for
sale very cheap, consisting OF tao Houses Harm,
coed House. Brick Ofons and utensils neeessa
soad eFdef both chop and sales room. good variety
81 Fapea and Fruit Trees, wen selected, al 10 bearing
Sees hom AsEtabuia Freight House. North side, and
Be bought Cheap payments easy; Enquire Of J. l.
iare 81 al aud the best kind, At the village So5
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FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
Tyler f. Carlisle
ARE now opening one Of the most complete
DRY GODS,
Ever shown in this County, consisting Of
BLACK ALPACAs. PorLINs. MERINos,
FRENCH POPLINs, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SCOTCH rLAIDs, BELGIAN REPS,
DE LANES, WOOL DE LANES,
IPRNTs. BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
BALNORAL SKIRTS,
sHAwLs.
BROWN BLEAcHED
CoTToNs, BROWN AND
BLEACHED CANToNRFLAN.
NELs. FLANNELs, PLAIN AND
PLAID OPERA FLANNELs BLAcE
BEAVER FOR CLoAKs. LADIES CLOTHS.
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, PULLED CLOTHS.
cAssIMEREs, LINEN TABLE DANA DKNIMs
WOOL BLANKETS.
LADIES MISSES HOODS
DRAWERS . WRAPPERS.
MARsAnLEs = HONEY COMB QUILTS.
TRIMMINGS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY.
AND YANKEEsNoToNs.
Ashtabula, Oct IA, 1868. 9os
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LlaAL, PaeeArE HArrrEs, Ae.


LARRY ,. OLMeTED, who resides IN the
htate Of ftheftvnnia, will take nn.ice that Joeeph
yeby yi ihe cgunty q Arhtabula and state of Ohio
u the 18th day o. February. A. d. tpdp ale his pe
hucn In tho Vouf of Common fenp within snd for hs
COuaty of AshtAhuln IN said of Ohp aosnst ths
said Harry n Osed defendent setting fursh that ths
said Harry r. Omsted is indebted 70 the sald Jorcph
Cfosby ON two pfOnlasOry nvies given by the ea nf.
~ D. OlnHted. 70 the said Joseph u. Crorhy eng 81
f17a SlOa dated Februasy 12nd lisa aud nf aiss
t0igo dated January 18th 1884 and that there d now
due frOm the said Harry n OImstcd 70 sed sosrph n
Crosby said notes the - eg11 9i00 with later.
eet Sis thereof om February 18th 1855 and efh5
20 om July aith 1851 and oz which he asks Judgment
aud that The 10Th day of February 1852 the sald 10
seph ". Crosby caused IN ordcr Of attnehmeDt
% be issued IN this action and that the t7th day of
February 1852 the sheriff of said County By virtue of
said order OF attachment attached the oov descrb
ed premises tuwit efH acres Of land In lots Nos.
and i07 and " IN Lot lst On Harpcrshed Ashta
hula County and state Of Ohio, and the said Harry H.
Oimetcd s npted that he is required 10 appear and
swer sid petition on OF teforc tie S!h day Of June A.
p. 1eOp. or Judgment win be rendered asked and
der taken that said land be sold 70 satisfy the same
JOSEPH h. CROSBY,
by EDWARD n. FITCH, his Atty.
Dated Ashtabula, April 7th, 1909. ewiO06
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ExRuuToR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the mn.
ssss'sssa Z. s9v' ~ ssse ssl and susaed
syioet Lkwra N. CROSBY,
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TO ALL WHO ARE ABOUT T,

~ ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
r., HUtLD. Plastic Slate ;. what ycu want Fire
ssis.r sunsh,n NE ,ns.t sens. FsOst cannot crack IT.
Mn o M, ~, @oent ~ g y spplisd Can be put on any
One half cheaper than Sheet-Slatci
man jumping upon H. WIN supereeds I'm roosrc sh.,
y 20 expensive and 80 soon rsted through Iron Roos
ingthat s so costly, and often racks 6y its undns
weight the structure Il coyers. 0utta-fsrchs-
always ieaks Tar and 0ravel-ditto shireie RooGne
yearly growing costly and n but finder 10 evcrv
stray spark, which At best Time viii coon destroy
WIN. L. POTTER, INVENTOR.
HEART HEARi sOlon Robinson President of 'eThe
Farmers Club" New YORK, Agricultural Editor OF the
New York Irtbrns eays (among other good things he
says OF W Its discovery lisa great boon TO American
UneQualed aiming for csterns, as a plaster for
srnokehouses and ovens.
Superior to all Paints.
for the preservation Of wood from hre or water Fave
gutering water tank fence posts 10 which has been
applied will last Indefinitely Long known.and tried by
the Inventor, although but recently patented.
An orders or inquiries IN regard to PLASTIC SLATE
OF Ashtabula County, should Be addressed TO
BRYANT DILLEY, Geneva, Ohio.
april :. lSg0 e6i.
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GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE.

Il HE subscriber offers for sale, his entire
stock O. goods al greatly reduced consisting Of
Cotton Fiahneis, Heavy 1tckings, &C.; good assoFt
@ent o. Ladies Dsese Soods, fslI line q Ssnss
ready made clothing. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes
Z good line Of Back Mtiens and Cloves, some Array
1ankets, and general assortment In The way Of No
toae together with full stock Of Groceries and Crock
ey. Hardware Nails 0ass, Paints and Oils, stoneware.
al of which will be sold regardless o. cost the sub
snbeF eonteInpates change bnsness In the spring.
saybrook Station, Nov. '6s. y. y. BURK.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTfCE.-.-Notlce
e hereby given hst the undersigned has been duiy ap
osni.d and qualihed Adminstrnter the estate 81
-, Ohio. eWio0e :. p. JENNINGS.
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sronE TO RrNrThe store Of the suhseriber is oeret
Tor rent sale, possession given IN the spring. oe1
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SPRING TRADE 1860 F.!
CLOTHS.

w T. Have received and are In readiness to
xhib beautiful and varied assortment Of Spring and
Summer CaHsmefes. We have the largest stock Of
Clsths In the County and shall endeaver se sa thai
all Will and IL for their Interests 70 psrchase Of us
BRUCE, AAfDON a WAITE.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-06-18
Special Notices.
PEAB0DY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. q BUIrINCH ST..
Opposite Revere Hons.

Opposite Revere House.,..-BOsToN.
The Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure In
announcing that they have secured the services Of
the eminent and wen known Dr. A. A. HAYES,
lata Surg. Us Army, Vice President OF Columbia
College OF Physicians and Surgeons. &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular med
icAl book entitled "Thc Science ~ Life, Or
self-rreservation," written BY Dr.. Hsyes IL
si,.s Of MaaAesd. Ssmisai Wsakrsss, and al DDS
sasss and sbssss Of fhs Gsssrafirs oyyans. Thirty
thousand copies sold the last year. IL IL indeed
book for every mAn.-young men In particular.
Price only ti.s ~
This Institution has just publishei the most per.
feet treatise OF the Kind ever offered the public,
entitled, "Sexual Phystology OF Woman,
and her Diseases" profusely illustrated with
the best epyrAyingh This book 10 also from the
pen Of DR. Hayes. Among the various chapters
may no mentioned, The Mystery Of Lfe.-Beauti-
full Ofsprins.-BeAuty. its Value 10 woman,-Mar-
I,age.-GsnsI.l Hsgelus Of wemsn,-raesrty-
vention to Conception, &C. In beautiful French
cloth. t20oi Turkey Morocco. FULL gilt $3.50. b.
ther OF these books are sent BY mail. securely
sealed. postage paid. on receipt of price,
Tue "Peab0dy journal OF Health,"a hrst
class paper In every respects pages, ~ columns,
published on the first OF February, and every
month during the year. Subscription price per
year only so cents. Specimen copies sent tres 70
any address, on application 70 the Peabody lnsti-
tute.
ALBERr III. HAYES, NJ d., Resident and Con-
sultug Physician. "T-.T HH.-.H -.
n B-Dr H. Can always he consulted I'm the strictes,
confidence rom O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock In
the evening. inrioiabis secrecy and certain rsiC.
ly2S
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FALL RIVER Line
.Nsp York, PAiladsiphia, BALTIMORE, YAH
ington, and all principal poinfs Wssf,
South aud South Wsst,

.New York, Philadelphia, BdIfimort. IVdh-
ington, and all principal points Wef,
South and South Wsst,
Via Taunton, Fail River and Newport.
Cabin, Ss0oI Dock, $500. baggage
go checked through and Transferred In New
1l18 New York trains leave the Oh Colony
and Newport Railway Depot, % soath and Knee
land Streets daily, Sundays exceptedJ a. follows al
$50 p. NJ arriving In Newport 10 minutes In advance
Gao p. H., connecting at Newport With the new and
magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE, Capt. n. n. Sim
mons, BRISTOL, Capt Benz Draytou. These steamers
are the fastest and most rabh boats the sound built
expressly for ,peei, akty and coufo.. This Loe COO.
New York going West and SOUTH and convenient 70 The
"Te shippers OF Frsight, this Linz, with Il.
new and sIcn S, dsp 90 S q ~. q %
Line, supplied with facilities iOs freight and passenger
business which cannot be surpassed. frisht always Ia
ken Al low mates, and forwarded with despatch.
New Y0k Express Freight Train leaves Boston at l3o
p. NJ, goods arrive IN New York nert morning about o
A. NJ. Freight leaving New York reaches Doston On mo
following dvy al asa. NJ.
Yor Tickets, bsfts and statcrooms apply II The Compa-
nys ooe at No. 0h State House, ooruer q Washing
Ton and State strces, and a Oh Colony and Nevpr De-
usuNDAY NIGHT LINE.n
Cars leave every Sunday evening, at $50 r. NJ,
The Once Ol State House, win be open every Sun
day afternoon hom ITO o'clock and II The Depot hon
toioA. NJ and from 70 $50 p. NJ, s0s sale Of tickets
and staterooms.
seamen leave New York daily. Sundays inciudeil
s%. r IT. - North River foot Of Murray "'s
iyai GEO. sIIIyERICK, Passenger YrvIrht AT.
JAMES FISK, Jr,,
Managing Director Sanganset stcAmship Co
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BEAUTIFUL v onEs-If you would be beautiful
use Hagsns Magnolia balm.
II gives q pure Blooming Complexion and re-
stores Youthful Beauty.
Its Effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
IL removes Richness, Blotches and Pimples, cures
Tan, sunburn and Freckles, and maks lady OF
thirty appear but twenty
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth and
Pearly the Eye Bright and Clears the Cheek
glow With the Bloom OF Youth, and imparts a
fresh plump appearance to the Countenanee. No
Lady need complain OF her Complexion whom rs
cents will purchase this delightful article.
LYOS's kArHAIRoS IL the Best Hair Dressing.
NM
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Sfate of Maine.

York. IS. At a Court Of County Comp'issioHsrs,
begun and acid at Aired for and wihin the County
Of York, on the second Tuesday Of APrh, a. ID.
1869
On the foregoing petition, Il is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are response
bic, and that they ought TO be heart hing the
matter set forth In their petition, and therefore
ORDER That the petitioners give notice TO all per.
sons and corporations interested. that the County
Commissioners will meet at tho Office OF Charles
4. Clifford. In Newfeld, in said county, on the
seventh day of September, A. ID. 1869, ut 10
O'Clock A. NJ, when they will proceed TO view the
route set forth In the petition, and immediately az
ter such view, at soue convenient place In the VIZ
cnity, will give hearing TO the parties, and their
witnesses. Said notice 70 be by causing copies OF
.aid petition and this order Of notice thereon to
be served upon the Town Clerks OF Newheid, Lin:
erick and Marlborough, all In said county, and
also by posting up copies OF the same In three pub
lie places In each OF said towns and Publishing the
same three weeks successfully In the Union aud
Journal, u public newspaper printed In Blddeford,
In said County, the first OF said publications, and
each Of the other notices 10 be ut least thirty
days before the time OF said meeting, that all per-
sons may then and there be present and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not DO granted.
Attest II. FAIRflELD, clerk
~~s~~SS~, Copy OF the petition and order
Is q. /. II. 3. Of Court thereon.
~ ~ Attest, H.FAlRFlELD, cfs'k.
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A CaHp.-lxr. Editor s-Pease correct the erroneous
report that sprs Standard Wine Dttsrs made in Eng
nd and imported 10 this country. They are made at my
vineyards In New Jersey d vine Of my growth, with
Peruvian Bark, Roman camOmlle flowers Virginia Snake
IOot, African Ginger and wud Cherry Bark. The great
reputation they have In Europe arises from the wonderful
benefit and they have effected some q the nobility
In England. Our rst families, when travelling In Europe,
took Of thsm along Coo their use and thus they
became known there and orders pouring In from
all parts Of Eurvps. have established agencies there.
The London and Paris depOts are supplied BY shipment
frOm my warehouse In New Jersey Credit TO the
Try to whom credits due. ALFgID sPEEli,
Pssaic, ". J.
speer's Fort Grape, coDcoci, Catawha, and sambuci
wne AMI sPser' Standard Wine Bitisrs sold by drug
gists. lm23
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Probate .N10fices.
RIO all person. interested IN s,,asro Of the estates

RIO all persons interested IN either OF the estates
hereinafter named
Al . Court of Probate held ut Alfred. within
and for the county OF York, on the hrst Tues
day OF June, In the year OF our Lord eisn-
teen hundred and slxty nine, the following mat
on n hereinafter Indicated, Il "a hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof be given 20 all persons ~.
terested, by causing q copy OF this order 70 90
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the UNics
AND JOURNAL, and Maine Democrat. papers pup
may appear at q Probate Court. to be held ~
York, In said county, on the hrst Tuesday
In July next, at ten or the clock In the fore-
noon and be heard thereon. and object, " they SEQ
cause.
ELIZA %. HARDY, minor child OF George w.
Hardy, late OF Kennepunk, deceased. Petition for
license 10 sell and convey real estate at private
sale, presented by William y. Lord, her Guardian
80 JW26
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The committee on public property were ORDER
Cd to inquire into the cIpediency Of selling to
Benjamin Goodwin one acre Of the city's land
adjoining that Of the said Goodwin. Petitions
to widen the Berry road and s,orer stree. were
presented and referred. James ]. wiggin was
elected pOund-keepsr. Next meeting July Z, at
7p.m
Russrays.
The usual runaway accidents incident to thiscity
some weeks since, seem to be transferred TO Ssco.
Last week the horse Of Mr.. r. p. Twambly be-
came frightened by breaking Of the harness,
and scampercd away at grcs, rate; and on the
same evening Mr.. Frank Cleavcs' horse took 1t
into his head. also, to run on his own time up
Main street Not much damage in either case.
Pafsats.
Patents have been granted to John johnson,
of Saco, for saw dial and TO II. Goodwin and
G. II. Bennett. South Berwick Junction, for
dough rolling machines
B.rsed.
Last week barn belonging to Mr.. James
Berry, Of Milton Mills, N. H., was burned with
all its contents. A yoke Of oxen, COW, calf
and two lambs persisted in the flames. Insured
for three hunired dollars
Post Office Robbery.
The Portland Press has the following, in ~
gard to the Post Office robbery in that city
Yesterday (Mondsyl officer Tsrbox, Of Btide-
lolu, , 1ose' - go Enanv On. =, ,n.u,
sP .s ms ;a~s,.r'. sso,. AMI n:,o,is,sj ca =
49, a,ys,'n,, s,r ,avmsn, |. s5oo biII Tn.
~. - ,ha .,ora c.j,sJ os;csr T.yho, AMI
then called Mr.. Chapman, cashier Of one OF the
banks, who pronounced the bill TO be genuine.
The oiicer then Questioned the lad as 70 where
SsIs !, 10 him TSi, Nh moi satisfy the otcs s
anil be refused 10 deliver the hill 10 the Iad'
Who said in an indignant manner. he "wOuld
go and see his uncle, and s'ar.ed on The OF
me-. .O LIN The srSt one rSsv ran int ~
Irish house and out Of the back door. seervtiug
themselves In privy' where al throe were ar
rested Inc Manu-, ~ J..o nv, MoW MY onM,cs
II, hslor,;ns in mi, eity. They conissSe,i tha,
they hal ro6bci the letter box Of the First Ma
tional Bank in the post ONCE in this city. be-
tween 9 and O'Clock Sunday evening. by open
ing or preakns Spn "a. "u .n, - IN e INV ,sI"n
oat the contents Of the boz. They told where
they had opened the letters; and on the vacant
lot between the rr,nssrs s Exchange and the
I'm. ~ exchange. drafts. letter.. &c which
,hsy h.d torn nm. Officer Tarbox brought the
- ;,,o ,hs .itv Last s,eniny and thew ,xe,.
iSs my 80 - i.l, NJ to-. -
comm"'eu W ao ~,
tiel 20 much credit for his perseverance In this
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and amer the 18th Inst. the hne
e. Steamer Drigo and franconia, Will
sSt'tS.1 until further notice, runs ~ follows,
Leave Galps Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
aud THURSDAY, ct O'Clock p. ~, and leave
Pier ~ East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at3f.M
accommodation for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route Tor tfav.
elers between New York and Mains. ..
Passage, in State Room, $500. CABIN passage,
400 Mealse extra.
floods forwarded by this limo 10 and from Mon,
treai, Quebec, Ilalisx, &c. John. and ell parts OF
Maine. t-I-
the steamers a. early ~ 81. II. on tho day that
they leave Portland.
Por Freight OF Passageapply TO
HENRY FOX, Gaips Wharf. Portland.
J:f. AMEs, Pisr os East River New York,
May q, 1853.
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PuRE, PLxAs.Sr, PERFscr,-Let such as wish
for n pure, pleasant and lfe-renewing tonic, try
Mr.. Speer's aStandard Wine Bltters I" and thereaf-
ter they will use none other. The most temperate
use them with perfect impunty, as well as the
most delicate females They are not mesiicated,
hut simply made bitter by Peruvian bark, Wild
Cherry BARK, Calamus, Ginger. Snake Root, and
other herbs and riots, the base being his pure
wine. sold by all druggists.