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ssambo, swot for tink see syou tndder night
pea king round de- house OBJ Miss Chloe, and iooSin
in de window dar.s SO
! .YsW-yas--yawl Why, Niger, You ISM no
pussons OBJ de FIR sect. Dat coiored lady nab
threatened 10 mn Try me one OBJ desc days, an look
M 10 see II some oder darkey was dab, anddenI
get breach Oh promise. make s5G00in datway.
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Fggers Won't lie VIII tleyp mutsered a SEE DIV
HEY Won't; but see figure as sont siaiia any
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CHANGEkY =. ! ,.r9fTRgst

-Ir>1,t,e.,, -, SLIhNOEKY SAIR7~----.VA
law and ehs TO fS1 made lie
Eebrnay, one thousand eight hum a.
Is SUI. ~ ehaHsery between Francis and
viii On MONDAY ta@ e gsi lane aud osss
hund red and hIty four, sell in BIZ ~ he
auction s At the front door Of tho conTt so.i
tie olief"s s dsss 'hEsi ys[f
vii: Besning atIe south east eorSs% ~
NJ s5ses Sg The s9rnsr oTaaLet and Tas
ming thence soulhwardly with lie ' snoe store SSS
street 10 lie northern boundary Of ts sds
,se aessrye, thence westwarly 10 vi
parallel with Market street TO gorlAHn
lne 10 be parallel with Union strest
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psICK ANDsAFFLlCTED.rn sos

THE most safe and certain remly ever known to the
world for the cure oil obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis blood splitting, liver Complaint, wooping.
cough, Group tickling or rising In the hroat de.
billy, Pains in the side breast, constitution
fromth abuse OF eaomel other causes lis DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD. CHER
RVS ard consumption aIter has reached state and
sumed character hitherto considered tncurabe, yields
without struggled this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
palatiou. Remember the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation and the only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured immediate care OF
DR.. SlVAFNE at his Laboratory, Mol North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia
For sale sy--DR. JAMES sAISERi KILLS & cALD-.
WELLS andPATrRRsoNteco Co. Wheeling. RLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BuRDsALL & Co., Cincinnati,
and syIiealsi $ generally. sepl9
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The ladies of Ma,syille, tSy., ecentlypresen,es
pair ots pantaloon to Miss Lucy Stone, IN due
form. Miss Lucy accepted the pauts. hui sayssSe
would have done so with a much better Wilt
they only had a man in them. We shouldn't won
oh. take yonr; time Miss Lucy.
And pst tlsr bIeeehesop
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=. I or, +, s SeEs.5Tenper Cent of the
two and three yea1s from the ,Sis ~ na,
from the DAY Of sale til pai,Ii the rufebS.s,.
~ SsS 81 sSSs fses95y iSr lie deferred .
Any pe,son wishing TO purchase ~ sli 3
.ien oi NE grounds above described esS
10 lie hrst day OF Aia. next bS 70
t'y MI, 81 FhANClS X. ARNSTPs,st sIliia
~. Z
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CuRIosriEs OF AMERICAN LtrERruRE.-Among
the curiosities of American literature. NAV he
named the singular history which pertains two
of the compositions of our respected fellow citf-
zen, Charles eSprague, Esq. In The wear 1898 he
pronounced the usual Grafton before The City An
thcrlhes OF Boston. TWAS performance of un.
common ahilltN, and net with an extensive sale
when published. Extracts fom il have been con;,d
INTO several school books, and are fayorle nieces
with Juvenile DISCLAIMERS. We have not tile mea ms
OF knowing how many times the entire Grafton has
been stolen and delivered upon The twenty-eieht.
anniversaries ofIndependences " hich have occI,r
red snce its production. We have seen it pub.
llsted as original by orato's IN the States OF Ohio
and New York. In the former case, the only al
teration made i'll the Grafton was to change its all
SONS 10 The Old South Church to the altered cir
cumstances OF its delivery in the open AIR! The
guilty party in this transaction was afterwards
elected 10 Congress Hadthese two orators b. en-
content with The praise received for the delivery
o. ,heir orasotcala efforts they would doubtless
have escaped exposure; but their vanity tempted
them TO the hazard oieSposureincidentto urnish-
ing acopy for the press, at the earnest
oil pe;sonal fienls. ~ - =
Mr.. Spfague's splendid poem entitled s.Curiosi-
ty' delivered before The hi Beta Kapna Society,"
Harvard University, in 1899, was published rs
original by British officer stationed i'm India n
was merely altered forthe English market by The
Substitution of the names of Englismen fnrthosel
of Americans. Thus sBowtlitc, W as nltere,I n,
Roscoe" aud t'Kemble,, was substituted [or Coo
per.
we nave Oefore US a copy of sermon pTeach-
ed in this State, by Presbyterian Clergyman of
Republican politics during the war ofslsl2. a
arge portion of which is copied without alteration
from the public writings of Thomas Paine. We
venture 10 say, that SO many pages Of Tom Paine
weie never before uttered IN an orthodox or any
other christian pulpit.S
Sometime since, aaclergymans of this city ex-
changed puipits with relative, settled in
eiehboring city. Ina few months the Boston
minister repeated the sermon preached by his rela
tive the exchange Of pulpit services and it was
never ascertained, we believe, which of the two
was the real authorI6 ~ q ! 1 49, ..
a friend of ours, Clergyman, settled in New
York, upona lateyisit To- Eng land, wentito hear
astamous Clergyman of London preach, and was
gratifed hen he ascertained thatthe pastor would
certainly faciate on the occasion. But wien the
discourse was commenced, he was u tterlyi con-.
founded 10 hear thesce!ebrated minister deliver n
q " hich he was quite familiar. The
London divine preach he'd a discourse written Ly
Rev. 9. a. Bartol, Of this city, ana included in
one oi the volumes OF his sermons, published by
Crosby, Nichols & Co. In common with our
travelling friend, we admire HE taste and discrimis
nation eyineed the English clergyman in select
ing discourse from that admira BILE yolume.-Bos-
ton Transcript F n y b - -
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FOR SALE
A DESlRABLE brick house, sftn.,.s =. -.
n,ra inquire OF ThoMAS GREY 1YIls y
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FOR SALE OR RENT = =. .:-s1s
1.-TWO enc brick buildings, OF, Z.ne si,s.,
ing, with rooms and cellar 10 each wiz ~. VIZ
1 The property being ON he HemsE:,. n.
e1ds rooms, would make. good HOTEL 80 Vai.lsa
Possession 1st or April "'
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81 n To the Voters OF Ohio Comfy. q q, s
offer myself AZ candidate for the once ;oG sher OF
Ohio county heretofore discharge
the duties OF the Office faithfully Impair tally. -
mr11 i4s w. s. wIcKHAM.
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Ma, EpIroR;-I announce myself an Independent
ddatc fort the oeeo Sheriff OF Ohio County, the
suing spring election. ~
mrs-daw Z. .5..,4 JOHN BRADY: :
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Oh YE HATLESS a
iNoyy tsy your time to provide the neees,
AZ the nndersigned Is the place 10 S.iS
ne ne has the largest and best assorted sfoc
. noyts hats IN the city which VIII be sol
sIas j. w.
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ElfS4NlhEOE IIONS 5NANIEIl.s
aE Fulton mile east hering win,
y pay tour do per hundred nom Il tor
No. ane at the lilI or Al
beie, a. A. =. warehosse on Man +,
S;lIsei, IN Mheefg Wooden RAGS are
GUIDED TERMS III on delfSeTv W - 70 &c OK
We earnestly invite the ate nfioS m 81.
81 saving the raw s s
n ~ 81 an Tic mil
yearly - = et'1ee y ttSls ysorih olrag<
.an2ldaNrl.
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Nm sS XAL5Ha 4 81 E MILL PRopRs5;:

MI irsssSs !. ,s s 5sf s,s @ v.
niotH county, Ohio miles west ~ ny, situSisII
sssH sn IN The pretty valley af q
chaser may want. with ali ~ much Of The ari
saw nn,l a9l'ercr brick dwelling enenis I. d
ton is SUPERIOR: oNemehts, n; Sc
The bal1nce oil thelAnd attsebsd. akts
be htTidsd into lots TO silt se MIL prop
Nar S S gs aees; with several smaller ose
be land y very productive, Oh The 6aiiossSs
ne nus llbeIal for particulars -
OF 10 Tue subscriber IN " heeling 4Nle On thebp,.
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sPE oIAL MOTTO ELS.
TO theF People OF Ohio County.

othet h-eoplG OniOs Gouutyss. +
ianpounee myself Independent candidate for the
ONCE OF sheriasot Ohio county. at the May election
s apsS ALE& M. JACOB.
aRps sIsrEGLiaEsorRi.-Sa will p.ease announce
well gnowntellow citizen LEVI Ri LIS, as candidate
Tor Revenue the County District. at
lie coming spring election
arslm' OHIO COUNTY.
Ma. EprroR;-I announce myself as candidate, not
on The but for the notice OF all who
wish to purchase Wall Paper, Pspss' Fire nd
d am determined 70 SSH at the 10 west prices.
ap4 DIN II. sTIIoM PsoN.
Ma spIron.. 1pie,se announce WILLIAM NJ! DUN
LAP as commissonerofth the Revenue for
tide county district at the ensuing May elee ton.
mie3 MANY CITIZENS.
THE undersigned offers himsel candidate forthe
Office OF Commissioner OF Revenue for the city dstiic,
at tile ensuing May election.
mr1T z. DAY.
sl y To the Voters OF Ohio County. - s
offer myself candidate for the once iof Sheriff OF
Ohio county, shall heretofore discharge
the duties of the Office faithfully aud impa italy. -
mr11 flas w. S. wIcKHAM.
Mr. EpIroR:-I announce myself an Independent can
didatc for the Office Sheriff or Ohio County, at the en-
suing spring election. -
mrs daw So. JOHN BRADY:
NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
- ~ CONQUERED.
Three fou,ths the physical pain endured.by the
man proceeds from affections the nerves. Tie
agony OF alsia, rleumatsn govt SPANS,
ead1ce and thousand naneless pangs that dart throt
every portion OF thes, stem, distract the BRAIN
reeiahle directly to unnatural condition the
vous system. Theweaker prey TO variety OF
agonies that may truly becaed Infinite, growing
of the disordered action OF the The nerves
the se>t of all pain XIII the OF rasing tooih,r
and the pain ceac s. Destroy the limb aud
palalyze1 Render all the frame insen.
sible, and you produce OF what immense ipor-
health, vgor, hardness, and energy,
complex arrangement OF vital agents known as the ner
vous system Experience has proved faculty admit,
the record shows, that Dr.. tgoratiag E,irr
and Cordial will thsse almost effects.
Hall men could wtlcs> the changes II brings about
condition OF those who 'realy peTish',-howit
bAlishes melancholy begets strength controls pain and
builds w tortihes tie constitution. prolongs
ii would be unnecessary TO adyertlse. Newspapesj
are merely usess media 10 draw attention to II, To-
unverAall, used and relied upon, It ny
requires to be universally known. The aid OF tho b
Is invoked TO guide the public to this living louutan
no printed words con adequately set forthts value.
The Cordial nut up, highly ntrated pnt bot
Ties. Price three dollars per bottle two fol i've dollars
six for twelve dollars G. H. RING, Proprtetor,
192 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists Throughout United States Canada
and the West Indies.
gents:-wnEILiNo-KELLS g. CALDWELL.
! CIScINSNrr-B.s H MEARIN7S.
| n1-see advertisement, ap24
BsIcK AND AFFLlcTED..n
THE most safe and certain remly ever known to the
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subm tied by Welsh. wrigf,, and myself, inrelas
tion TO The land, embraciug the following views

submit by W. isll, Wright, and myself, relat
ton 10 The land, embracing the following views
and pledges, viz:
TO die Directors If they G. O. r. II. Co.:
Gentlemen;-The undersigned, parties author
lied by resolution of the Board, on The 8 thiuayof
august 1852, to purchase the Harris fatmn ad !
joining Bellar, in The county of Belmont for the
use OF The Centrals Ohio Railroad Company, 'as
far as the same might be done consstentSwith the
chafter,, bsg leave to make statement of their
aoings in the case:
They became satisfied by enquiry and rel ection
that purchase of the property referred TO- for the
company, except so far as ii might be actualIyuset
ny The company or granted for right OF way, or
bstias stock, was not authorized by the char
ter; and accordingly we purchased the property
and obtained The title in our ownsnamesi seiyins
our Joint mole lforthe money ADJ anced Ito be re
paid on demanI,) and executing our individual OBJ
hgalions, ior tbs, deferred payments.
buts@hilst we have felt constrained TO take this
course. rather than compromise the company, we
wish it to be understood, that we intend 10 gran
10 your company the profits re sale Of the said
property, dor the purpose of aiding IN the con-
stInctioa of the road, reservng ourselves only
a fair compensation for our labor and responsible
tytin the case. With our good faith and the SIN
certyof our desire TO promote the interests Of the
road, we trust 10 be able 10 satisfy you and all the
stockholders.
In pursuance of this view we wish here 10 ten
der donationgto the; company of3as much ground
upon said "Harris farm las your chief engineer
may think is necessary for the Establishment oil
machine or repair shops thereon, and for depot
purposes, provided you will establish such machine
or repair shops thereon; and also upon the tslab-
lisllment of asbranch road, from your mann STEM a,
said place othe river, so much OF our share of the
Ferry right across the Ohio river shall authorize
the TRANSMISSION across the river, of the ira ic OF
the road; and we also propose 10 grant, free 81
charge, the right OF way through said lands.
Respectfully submitted,
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STILL THE REsElT
ISfOcls OF chewing 7 obSseos afla best imnaiI
IL the city, yshoi esale and retail NJ The SIN o
apeo = w stfliop
FTiooth, Nail and Ii 6IIs tlEllslles. iast retels
abaf u. NoSytLL. "a
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TONY, oLDs e;lsloNikRs

IceIrIoeIL
sabscb Der Informs his old enstoniers and tEe
public IN general hat his ho1s Is fu ana In
other bout ul, and serving hs
friends this mornins aud continue doing So during lie
at bout half the cost OF last year, soIhat none
need go without cold water. s, - - = s s
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She bounded moi beneath The thoughtless lash
l-sheiwastoo weak. With a heavy moan she fell
tothel ICY ground: Asquiyer, a mo1rnful, suppi=
Gazing look aud her passing spirit broke; hetrace
was run. Poor, POOR olly!-Boston True Flag.
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THE undersigned offers himselrassa candidate forthe
Office OF Commissioner Revenue, the city dstic',
at thee ensuing May election. -
mr17 g = & Z l..:7,. - E. DAY.
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The policeman. who had just come on his 'beat'
as he passed her, said 10 himself-sHere again.
Dpctor, suppose and walked on. Four hours
after that, just before he relieved, in passing
her, lie sad:-taello, old girl, they're giving you
longish job this cod night Dolly gave a faint
neighfa rs she heard this kind word. 1t was the
first she had heard since she was hitched up. The
policeman went on, she pIcked up her ears lille
be was in sight, andtthen her old heart died with
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DICKSON and Henry a. Graves, paTtneIs 0h1-
under the name or Bates, II ayIoT eols i.
Co piaiIitifs fecun " ~, ~ B.
John Z. Spring teIenlantj ; ~ L,s.,Sd
~ on nre hereby lloffd Hat on tie
1851 netweeh tle hours OF O'Clock. A. =. Sath.
Sleek p X or That the ONCE OF j. gS 5
N The city OF Baltimore In the State OF
ioas or =. Dean NTH and othets VII
lo oe read e yidence for the plaintiffs &c tie
not men BE connie need. being 5 fl
ihe taxi tic sane VIII be
eAtle 70 u4ae until th6 taken aud eo41ts=
AEEREDs CALDWRLLs1 =, S.,ias
zf>oFney tof ptal4s-i ~
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QEfleEs TRANSPORTATION e. q o. .Rik- +
Wheeling, March 81; 1854.
aitef Tuesday. the 2Sth Inst, the summed Isia
OF The lalln viii charged all ght nom
10 Batt more hui win take effect from BatnoIeb
~ Wheeling until notice IS given. :: : = :
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rPoIsONING

GTP0lSONING.IQ
Thousands of Parents who Vermlfuge composed OF
Castor oil, Calomel, are uot aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying te
foundations for aseres diseases such as salvation
loss orsght, weakness orlimbs, etc..
In another column will be found the 50 ment o
lIobensacks Medicines which we ask The attention OF
all directly interested in own as well as their chill
dren's leah In Liver complaints disorders ari.
sing from those OF bilious type, should OF the
only genuine medicine Hobensaoks liver Pills y
O"Be not deeeirea, 2, but ask Hobeusaeks Worn,
Syrup aud Liver Pills. aud observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, In HoBENSAcK, as none
else are genuine.
PersInn IIairt, Dye. Is
THIS Dye is warranted IL used according TO directions
to change the hairfrem any other color, to beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK, S,..-s,
Staining he Skin. 4. 80
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by Ellis & cALD
WILL, Wholesale Agents, and by w1i. r. MCKEE.
5.,-. 3 = -5---------~S~-.------
REMOVAL.
4 HAVE moved my wholesale stock or DRY GOODS
AND MOTIONS, tostIei four story brick building
No. I17, Main street, ass 80
west side between Monroe aud Unou streets whereof
will be PREPARED with cary and extelisiy We Spring
stock direct nomtmportersa and manulacturers which
would be pleased to have my Old friends and customers
to call and examine. So IL q =
i Iee4 : at.i.S' 80 wM.aT. 'sEIBY.
O. Astcatf WIN be found at the above establish.
nlent. where he awaits his old friends. x 81
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81. II: SrLLIvAs,-Ify you can sell fer me, with
in ten days, (Which hereby authorize and en-
power5you 10 do,) my farm OF 16O acres, 1.-THE same
IN Belmont county. ohio,) for seventeen thou.
sand dollars. the payment to be len thousand dol
lars ON the first day Of April next. the balance in
two years with interest, will convey TO the Cen
!faI ONO Rall Road Company, all my interest a
long Muhfahon's cleek below the bridge. nj Rail
air, Tor Rail Road purposes. (Signed)
lMlnesl r. II. OtNIEL.
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sees OF all Sizes suitable merchants banks, jeyeis
,oaees, steamboats,, &c; :theirproof
1oors plate chests private families etc! ON
1t to order t5e Pearl
lspls-diYl an10 -. RoBERT. M..PaTRlGIa.
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Sometime since, aeclergyman n ofstIis city ex-
changed pnipits with relative, settled in a
neiehboring city. Ina few months the Boston
minister the sermon preached by his rela-
tive at the exchange of pulpit services and it was
never ascertained, we believe, which of the two
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-04-07
Deafness, Total or Partial,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

nR ALSOPHERT begs TO call the attention
|D of those suffering under partial or 'o'ai
loss Of TIE sense Of hearing TO the following acls.
He treats diseases Uf Oh. middle snu ih'einM ear
with meiicated douches, such US ~ prdc,ised IN
,n,. in6rmaries of Berlin, Leipsic, Brussels Ham.
hr ryh and 81. Pe,ersburgh, and lately By the most
|Ji.,inyui.bed London Aurisis with the most won.
|derluI SUCCESS indeed, is the only method that
has been universally successful
The best.p oof Of the efficacy OF this treatment
will Lee a reference To neatly nthe hnndred ndnics,
residents OF the United States, Curada. New
Brunswick and Nova Scotp, eho h,to been re.
stored 10 acute hearing, and no, single sOlitary
ease. 10 our knowledge. did we fail to effect Ell.
liner u. rii or total restoration Of the hearing,
when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punc,lialy adhered 10. Many who could not
hear line report of u pistol at arms length, can
now hear a watch beat at the distance of four
G..i. In ca es Of mucus accumulation IN the
EnstaeLian 7hbe and Iympanum, Inflammation
of Tie mneHs ni.mbro.H, n,rror' dfsd ons, As
,ases of The membrane fympan, called "Me
drum, or ickm The disease can be traoei TO the
eff cts of ter,rs or coils, hs RS of QniEine or
n,,rcnriai mesKdneS gatherings IN tnc ears III
childhood Nc, Ills treatment stands pre- smincnt
When the ulIito v canal dry and scaly, with
lIiile or no sec ION, when the deairnss Is accom-
panied with moi cs in the ears, like falling water.
chipping Of insects. ringing oi bells, rushing Oi
leaves, continual puishliohs, ufch"ftc w W".
ter or, when in stopping, sensation Is FELT us II
rush of blood to tie head took place, when the
he ing is less acute IN Ill. cloudy ea.her, or
wien a cold has been iakea, this method Of treat
ing the disease Is injaliUe In deaf and dumb
cases, M experience warra"s me IN say ng that
if the he. ring was good utS'v time, much can
be accomplished. In the de and dumb school,
"a, Lep.ic. oui o. u class Of fourteen, Meoe,def
in restoring TO, to acute Adnng. Dr.. A. begs
explici,I, 10 -. ie that in those cases he urder'
Iiair,, he guarantees successful result, complete
n storoiiOn Of The s'n.e orsro a arIeiimpT0re
m,m q. ,eiH Be perfectly Satisfactory, II his rcne
dies u.r Gihlully az; Fed M d'rro ons adhered
to. Applicants will pie. c stale their age, dura'
ton of the disease, if ~. .er ne' from the ex'
,ernal passa,rc, II there ure noises in the carr
state o, general hcs'lh, aud what they suppose 10
have been the calne Of the deafness. When The
hearing il restored, IL is expected that those III
easy circumstance will contribute liberally.
Medicines, apparatus, &c, seni TO any Par'' al
INV own ris'; aid expense.
Address. DR.. ALSOPHERT, Broadwa' oil.
fee. No 422 ~. near Canal street, New York.
QGy- Consultation fee, fee dollars.
Feb 3, 1854. jim
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M one suffering ffom a haeknied Cough, Pain In the
sjds restless nights nervous feelings. and the whols
train or dyspepiie sensations, aud given up by their
pbys,eiau he another moment without consulting the
EsCULAPiUs. Have the married, ot those about TO
he married, any impediment, read this truly useful
hook ms Il has been the of saving thousands Of
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death.
r-rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive one copy Of ihis work
by mail, or Ave copies will be sent ior one dollar.
Address. (po>, paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
Ives No. 100 Spruce st., Philadelphia
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-04-07
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than any other Artist In YORK GUN ~ no'.
Hdrertiss. msni,, or Pfsminp, Picture.
have every facility for iuking good Pictures,
equalio any other Artist and have recently obtain
ed some Gerry imyonanf improcewss1 IN tne an
(which are unknown to other Artists In TINS v,cin
i,y.) Likenesses executed in all styles slng,y or
in groups, large or small Also, several entirely
new styles, specimens Of which can DC seen oy
calling at my Rooms. ] respectfully insne ~. W
snieed, or no charge made. Pictures copied IN
an entirely new and superior manner. a large
assortment Of Frames, Cases, ana Locse's con.
s,anily on hand. Pictures sold as cheap as ~
any other place in Saco or Biddeiord.
n. b. No. SO Factory Island y Tue only pace
"bearing the name Of MCKINNEY, ha' am
concerned in. .,r
Saco, Feb. 3, 1854 OIL