{"newspaper_name": "Portland gazette and Maine advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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E1-Tt IS generally known in this town, that
the fublcriber has been under the necesity Of
.r.linquifhin a favorire employment, by rea-
fon Of its being injurious 70 his health. IL
has been induced to form his prefent connec-
ton in trade, from the well known reputation
of Dr. Erving's ihop for genuine and unadul-
teraled medicines. 1t is his win, and it ihall
be his conRant exertion, that its reputation
may not fuffer by the connection His friends
and the public, whole patronage he refpectful-
ly folcits, may be aiiured that every atten-
tion and every eKertion will be made for rhei
convenience and accommodation.


/. Reed.