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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

business ROOMS IN BRoADWAY-T0 LET FOR
ID business purposes the entire foor of house No.
so Broadway consisting Of four rooms one Of the best
locations this great thorougnfare excellent location
for dentist, for light goods bust
Apply to b. y. FARNSWoRTH 93 Liberty street,
on the premises, 327 Broadway
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II 0USE TO LET-A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BASE
IL ment house. in perfect order and having mod
convenience, beautifully located In West Twentieth
street No 2 opposise the Theological Seminary Apply
70 c. o. TERRILL, No. 294 next door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship UNION, H. Adams, Commander,
will leave for Hayrc touching At Southampton to lana tho
mails ard PASSENGERS on Saturday Apn7 at u O'clock
from pier No. 81 North river foot Of Beach Price %
passage irs cabin, $50; second do. s3 Lugs.ss not
wanted during the should be board the
before sailing marked below" No freight taken amer
Thursday April For freight passage apply to hORTI
MER LIVINGSTON, 80 broadway
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HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE.-A VERY DESIRABLE
four story house, No. Is Franklin street. few doors
west OF Broadway for first class boarding house. all
the modern mlroyements range, gas bath 40 Apply to
No. 1l2 broadway. = - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

DOR sALE-A soRREL HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH
II years cid stylish, and smart traveller warranted
sound and Kind To be 'sss At the lumber yard ms Monroe
street, corner Of Montgomery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

GTEAhsHps BETWEEN HAcRE AND NEW Yo8R
- direct.-The steamship ALPS viii sail from Hava
direct for New York, without calling at any port N
England on Saturday, 25th Of Novembes The ratss
Of freight and passage arSt and second cabins Win b
very Moderate The sailing Of tho succeeding steamer
win be shortly announced. The rate OF insurance d
France less By ships from HAvrs direct for New Yo
than In ships calling at An Englsh port. Apply In HAvr
and Paris IL BoubvArds des ItAlsns TO Donald Curris
or In New York to l. CUEARD, No. Bowling Green.
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| nR wARRgs. gEKngR ~ THg toLLIGg ~
~ ssyssats y bHbn tss E4niarr ss@sit = Fsss,lss
as bic Ga ,tttlsshsa srss ~ kstan C,hs
finf kFFs As srgfntnr ths
fsFfr9 wtteHt rrt,fatht "a tlst - iasAtts t4f'uss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

WINTHROP INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES'
w The spring term OF this school will We'd
nesdsy, April lth 10 pleasantly located in Sayhrook
Conn, about tour miles from tho steamboat laadins
Deep River and six miles from Long Island sound Ap,h
cations for Admttanoe for containing full
ucuars of the school, should be made early possible
to the subsoriter, At Winthrop. VIM DESlsON
References-Rev J. L. Hedge, Brooklyn; j. W. Boards.
ley, No Ferry street, New York; Philip ". Grimm No
Ferry street, New York;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

RIO LET-IS HAvERSTRAW, RoCKLAND COUNTY,
in Main street, in the public part Of the city arst
class brick building four stories high with 'front.'
newly built aiming two stores each 40 by ~
suitable for business and dwellings for four fami
lies also within minutes walk from the steamboat land
ing. Apply to JAMES CRENEY, American Hotel, Haver-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

II ECKERs FARiNA, PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
IL families, delicate and appropriate food for
all seasons and OF tho most economieal nutritious
and wholesome preparations brought 10 tho table
smnt unity combining the Qualification OF the palate
with ample and healthfui sustsnanee Of the body Re
tailed by grocers generally, and wholesale by HECKER
BROTHER. Croton Mills 2o1 Cherry street.
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HOUSE TO LET FOR BoARD-BEAUTIFULLY 81
tuatd, with all the modern improvements, up town;
the would give the rent of the
himself and vito, TO any small gentee family; it
celient opportunity as he viii furnish his
note addressed TO Box l46 will receive attention.
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ITO LET-AT $50 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY.
first street, first floor suitable for phi sisan Also
rooms in the upper part Of the house TO small family
JAMES A. WALNUT
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T'o LET-A BEAUTIFUL STORE AND BACK ROOM,
l37 Fourth street, Williams burg excellent stand for
barber, being attached to hotel called tho "phiadel
phia House, An exceant stand for clothing store
gentlemen by the month year Apply to T. L. TUCKER,
next door
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RIO LET-AT FoRDHAA DEPOT, THE HOUSE AND
six lots, known as Corbitts Hotel Apply to J. SHEA
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

HOTEL AT EAsrON PA, TO RENT OR FOR SALE.
Ii The undersigned offers the lease and furniture the
franklin House for sale to rent The house doing
good business 10 tho best furnished in the place. bill
hard saloon attached and stahns Accommodations fifty
hsrses The lease Of the premises tor eight Apply
TO r. H. SHOCSE, Easton, Pa.
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IroR sALR-A GREY HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD
u hands high, hind 10 single double hArnsn just
from the country and warranted sound Apply 20 " ~
hcAyoy % Prince, corner Of Marion street, Also
hand light wagon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

L'oR sALE-JUsT RECEfvED FROM THE COUNTRY
aHambrino snd AbdAilab mars, sixteen hands high,
perfectly sound aud Kind beautiful stylish open sAtel
fqvAre troter rst 3I5 ustrainsd eniy
BlesLer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC-aR DOL
ID bear 6g Broadway, corner Of Houston will
ceivs pupils this week and guarantees to make them
elegant practical double entry be-
fore the first Of May NJ b. Four gentlemen may have pri
vate seats without extra charge.
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NEW PUBLICATrONa.

TENS OF R0MANCE-wILL BE PUBLISHED or
" Saturday, March rs, containing twelve romantic
excellent stories for the nresds steamboat
weller 40 4e Published At II spruce street. second story
snd =. be had at all book store. The trade supplied Pc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED-A YOUNG
- lady aduate Of gushed Northern Institution
who has had several 10 both North
amiiy-latter preferred Satisfactory recommsn dAtons
furnished and terms made known upon application VIM
r. Taylor, care Of Partridge BRITAIN 30 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

IJousE TO LET OR FOR SALEM THAT BEAU.
II hful block Of West Twenty eighth street fronting La
MARITIME park No 1874 being superior four story and base
ment house. Of recent 5x55 Rent 81 zoo Price
$4,000. Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

SEcoND HAND PIASOs-vERY Low PRICEs-osE
- at $40 $40 $40 sS, slt5 slTs, $3.50 may found
81 ID. music ard plano store Of HORACE WATERS so
Broadway.
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n. I. Thomson,
A.. - A.snAaN
A. 4. BUNxkR,
A w SrrLnNs

Ala Court of Probate holden "a, Alfred, within and
for the County Of York, on the FIRST Monday IN
April, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hfty.hve, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge of said Court;
On the petition OF samuel ~. Hii, Guardian OF
" William q. Hii, Of Wells, In said eouuty,a mi
nor. representing thai said minor Is seized and poe
ssssed OF the follow ng described real estate, viz -
One fourth part &C a tract Of land In Wells, on the
Southwest side of the highway leading from Wells
Garner 10 Berwick aHd Sanford, containing ten acres,
the being fully described In his said petit.
isn-thai an advantageous ODER of sixty dollars has
been made BY Daniel Morrison, Of Wells, In said ecun.
~, which ODER Is fot the interest of all concerned
Immediately to accept and the proceeds Of sale To be
put out interest for the benefit of the said minor.
and that license may be granted him To sell and
sonvsy the Interest Aforesaid according To the statute
In such cases made and provided.
OppknKp--1hst the petitioner give notice thereof
10 all persons Interested In said estate, BY causing
copy of this order 20 be Published three weeks
successfully In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed at Biddeford In said County, that they may
appear 0 n Probate Cauu 90 be holden at Saeo,
n said Coanty, on the FIRST Monday In May next, at
zen 81 the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause.
any any thsy hive. why the prayer Of said petition
| should not b granted.
| AI,sst-fRANCis BACON, Rssister.
auuseopy' Aitest.-fRANClS RACoN ,Rsgistsr
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MA R R IA ES.

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. J. Hubbard Jr.,
Mr. Hiram H. Cole and Miss Elizabeth =. Fox,
both Of Biddeford.
In this city oath ult., by Freedom Parch.r Esq
MI. Willard B. Walker 20 Miss Abby Marston.
In this city, 7ih inst, by Rev. A. Cayerno, Mr.
Charles Smith Of Kennebunkport and Miss Emily
b. Chase, OF Raymont
In Saco, 9th inst, by Rev. J. T. q. Nichols, NJ
Harding, Of New York, to Miss Sarah Shields, Of
this city.
Ia Cornish, Feb. 2j,h, BY Rev. s PendeSter,
Jr, Mr. John l.. Stone aud Miss Eliza A. Heath
both of Cornish.
In Pa-onsield. Mr. n. Springer, Of ST. Louis
Mo, 10 Miss Ca,harine X Lord, Of Parsons6eld.
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AT a Courtlof Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the County OF York, Oh the first Monday In
April, In the year Of our lord eighteen hun
dred and ily.hve, by the Honorable Joseph 7.
Nye, Judge Of said Court!
OLIVER HANsCOM, Guardian Of Elizabeth A.
" Wentworth. and Catharine Wentworth, minors
and children Of Domlnicus Wentworth, late OF Leba-
non in said county, deceased, having presented his
hrst account Of Guardianship Of his said wards for
allowance:
OnpERrD-That tbs said Guardian give notice
10 all persons interested causing copy Of this
lion and Eastern Journal printed at Bddeiord said
County, that they may appear Probate Court to be
held at Alfred In said County, on the irst Monday
Of April next, nj ten OF the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, IL any sthey have, why the same
should not be allowed.
is Attest.-FRANCIs BACON, Register
A true copy; AttesL-FRANClSB BACON, Register.
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ID f A II H S

In this city, 5,h inst, Elizabeth wife Of Ichabod
Jordan Esq.
We csnno, permit the record OF this death 10 pass
without briefly noticing the traits Of tina, excellent
character. which the deceased bore through lie
An aiiectiouable and faithful wile,-a mother ar
denily devoted To the ludlcious moral training oi
her numerous iamily,--a neighbor whose hand.
were ever ready To render assistance IN time OF
need, short, mos, exemplary, good woman,
although Of few professions, humble In her seli-es-
timaiion, and not forward Is either the sentiments
she cherished, she was "ln Of good works" the
fruits Of a sincere religious faith were practically
manifest, many lips will testify, and many heart.
remember the christian kindness they have re-
eeived from her. She had genial, social dsPo-
si,ion, but her great worth most appeared in the
quiet paths which her natural tastes inclined her,
She was emlnently distinguished for her domestic
virtues. While devoted husband and large
family OF aiicci'onaie children deeply mourn her
loss, may the reioice that her useful life was
spared 10 long. aud death came, though sudden
", vet 80 peacefully, aud with calm and cheer
filly resigned spirit, Ia its close. May their mem
DRY VI her many eSceleneies be blessed BY their
endeavors 10 iranscribe them, and may her de-
parture be sanctlhed BY the grace ofGod, To their
own preparation to follow her. Mass. and n. Y.
papers please copy.
In Saco Feb. l4ih, Dea. Stephen Gowen, aged
n years. He was born IN SANFORD, York Co
Of religion and united with the BAPTIST Church IN
that place. In the year $50 on taking up bis
residences IN Saco he renewed bis relationship
from hat church and united with the church IN
That place. During the years 1881 - and 20 the
church was IN very low cold state and he with
hrce OF Tour Others bore the burden and heat Of
the day aborng TO recall their brethren from their
wanderings and bring them to live nearer TO that
Saviour whom hey had protested 10 love. lie
was indeed brt,sg christian. He was a faithful
member OF that church ZOE - years, when moving
10 Standish, be united with the Bap,is, church To-
Lilningtou Of which he continued a member 10
the time Of his death. In the spring OF isa2 n.
was attacked with paralysis, and for the remaining
three years Of his hie 10 may enphaticaly bc said
Of him, he was in has second childhood. Reason
seemed to be deihroned and mind IS well Is body
psralyscd
He was devoted and sileciioua,e husband and
fsthsr aud leaves his aged wife 10 mourn his loss
but with the hope Of blessed union In that hap
N land where partiags are known no more. Cor.
In Hollis, lNh ult, sttke resdenee Of her Grand
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Al A Court Of Probate held at Alfred within and
forthe Countyo York, on the inst Monday Of
April, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hfry.hve. by the Honorable Josephi 7. Nyo
Judge OF said Cour;:
IN the petition Of Abner Bagey, OF Marlborough,
" in said county, fhthe' Of William H. Bagley. a
minor, praying foI license 20 sell and convey, AZ pub
lie aneiion OF private sale, all the right, title, and
interest Of said minor In and To certain real estate
situated In Portland, In the county OF Cumberland,
and the proceeds thereof 10 put 10 interest, viz a.,
small parcel Of real estate, Congress ST., which
he inherited from his late mother, Abigail Bagley.
OsDERED-That the petitioner give notice thereof
20 all persons interested in said esate by causing copy
Of this order 20 be In the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed In Bddeford In said County, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear nj Probate
Count TO be held at Saco, In said County, on the
first Monday In May next. at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon and sbew cause if any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
Is Auesi,-FRANCiS BACON, Register:
Atras copy. Atisst,-FRANoIs BACON, Register
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Alfred. within and
for the County OF York, on the first Monday OF
April, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and .y-hve, by the Honorable Joseph II.
Nye, Judge Of said Court,
SAMUEL W. LUQUES, Administrator Of the es-
~ tate Of Daniel Adams, late OF Biddeford, In said
county, deceased, having presented his first account
OF administration Of the estate of said deceased for
allowance;
ORoEnsp Tbatthe said Administrator give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy ofthis
der To be Published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal printed Mt Biddeford, In
said county, that they may appear at probate court,
10 be held at Saco, in said county, onthe rst Mon
day OF MAJ next, ut ten OF the o'clock In the fore
noon, and shew cause, II any they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
Anrue copy Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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wISrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

As consequence Of our variable and capric
ious North American climate, coughs, colds, and
affections OF the lungs prevail amongst our people
neglected often assume dangerous, II not incura-
bic form. Many thousands die annually in Eng
land Of CONSUMPTION. In the New England
States, the proportion Is one IN four or five. In
Boston, probably one in four. In the city OF New
York, sixty-sevcn died in two weeks, in Decem-
Der, OF this disease. Natures own remedy is NJ
our hand. The Wild Cherry and the Pine iur-
nish us with a cure, where a cure Is possible.
Thousands are saved every year by Wisiar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry. owls
AsEsrs. J. Sawyer, :. =. Lord, Biddelord ;
T. Gilman, j. q. Rollins, Saco; A. Warren, Ken
nebunkr J. Cousins, A. $. Luques, Kennebunk
Alfred; J. Merrill, Springyale; q. II, Snow, N,
Berwick; J. q. Thompson, :. Berwick; IL. A.
Pike, Cornish; G. Gilman, Buxton; J Bracket
w. Parsons6eld; J. Bracke,t, Z. Psrsonsheld.
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Committee on Nunusries. The recent action
Of the Massachusetts Legislative, Con1,utee on
Nnnnsrt<s, is nov the topmost topic Of converse
ton, and il Is the opinion many that they de-
serve 20 be Bald out Of the community.
BY the way we would say to oil who are
troubled with BADNESS, that they eau ind a
surE remedy by the use OF PiERcE's "RosErrA
HAIR ToSic." II is doing WONDERS, at the low
price OF rs cents Bottle. Sold everywhere. Try
IL. WA. G. PIERCE.
avis Corner OF Pearl and Purchase sts
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At a Cour OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday in
April, IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and hfy five, by the Honorable Jo-
seph T. Nye, Judge O: laid Court;
NANCY NJ. SMALL, Guardian Of Francis A. Hill +,
N Harriet J. Hil and Melvin J. Hin, minors and
children OF Joseph s. HIN, late Of Bddef.rd In sa Id
county, deceased, havingpresened her first account
OF Guardianship OF her said wards for allowances
ORDERED, That said Guardian give notice to ali per-
sons interested by causing copy OF this order TO be
published three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal printed ut Biddeford, In said county
that they may appear nj Probate Court 10 be held nj
Saco, IN said county, on the first Monday In May
next, at ten OF the clock In the forenoon, and
shew cause, IL any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
Is Attest, FRANCIS ID Noon. Register
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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DIR. BAILEY,s ALrERArrvE SYRUP.

Dr.. BAnxY:- Sir Having taken severa
bottles Of your Alternative Syrup, cordially testi
~ 10 its eIcelleney. In the Spring Of 1881 wa
very much reduced; my health had been falling
some months my throat, part OF the time, very
sore, and much soreness and paia through my
lefl lung Ny right lung was said TO DC much at
facied also, and my liver enlarged. Had hack
ing Cough oil the time, and sometimes hard
coughing spells raised much frothy matter, some
times streaked with blood and occasionally slear
blood and some thick yellow matter; on awak'
ing from sleep my throat aud mouth Eel, a. though
scalded, and sxpcctoraied bloody matter, which
relieved me. Ny breathing at times was very
bad, andI dared not sleep on my LEFT side, and
could lie upon il but n few minutes.
SOoa after commenced taking the Syrup,
was much relieved, and, ere long, wa, decidedly
better; afier taking IL several months, missed
II, il without u few days. but in the Summer OF
1854 could be without IL. and feel strong, ant
almost well, and labor hard.
70 ABBY w. BlCKFoRD, Buxton Centre.
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Al a Court OF Probate held at Alfred within and
for the county Of York, on the first Monday Ia
April, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundrec
aud my five, by thu Honorable Joseph I. Nye
Judge OF said Court;
On the petition OF Caroline McIntire, and another
" Interested In the estate OF Daniel II. Brooks
late OF Lawrence, In Kansas Territory, deceased,
praying that admin 81 the estate OF sid do.
ceased may be granted 10 Solomon Brooks 10 some
other suitable person g.
oHpEsEp That the petitioner cite the
next Of kin to take administration, ard give notice
thereof the heirs OF said deceased and 10 an per
sons interested In said estaie, by causing a copy o
this oder TO be Published In the Union aud Eastern
Journal, printed In Biddeford In said County three
weeks successfully, that they my appear nj Probate
Count 10 be held NJ Saco, In said County, on the
FIRST Monday Of May next, at ten Of the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause u amy they have, why the
prayer 81 said petition should not be granted.
Is Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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father, Joseph Locke, Sarah Ella, only child o.
Thomas d and Evin Locke OF this ci'N ssea
20 months and 10 days.
"Sutfer little children TO come unto me sna
forbid thsm not; for Of such Is the hinsaom Vi
God"
Nr;am wife of Mr. Isaac Varney, aged 81.
In KI,,ery, March 10, Mrs. Mary Adams, aged
50. wife Of Mr.. Joseph Adams. 18th, Mrs; Mary
Tam aged 81. widow OF the late Robert Trap.
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NATHANIEL MOVES, Publisher
The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, Is that
HAYES ALLIED ONT NJ ENT
AND MINOR SYRUP.

the greatest medicine ever offered To the public Tor the
cure Ol all uumors.
n has stood the test Of more than seven years. and In
Offering II to the public not ignorant OF s opera
ton We know IL to be the greatest dUsridtor o pam
and sq1sriax 70 those ahiesci wiih any kind OF az,
NOR and realty oC the greatest blessings TO mankind
ever tstore the pubc, can show by the epdeEee
of hring ritRsssss, srch az Hon. ALBsSr WARRAy'
Mayor Of this city, Dea. Vim. III. kimball, A. w.
stesrDs A. T. Sanborn, - l. Thompson, A. 5. Bunker,
J. ~ O. Hayes, J. W. Carietou and host of others,
al In the Doctors own neishborhood.
rhi. medicine IL different from all others, inasmuch as
that,
ceriing to the laws Mdfsria M,diea.
2iH cures Ae disease, ard that, too, without pro
ducng another worse than the first.
3i.-It Arrays improves the AtGlh-uot for day
but Il adds lasting benefit, as testimonials will show.
Try two bottles of each fary IL viii convince the most
ncredulous. Hundreds have bSen cured with less guam
ity and their testimony universal that IL Is the great
cot medicine In the known word powerful In operation
performing its work specify and with certainty We
wish 20 be understood that does not cure by mdgc or
that without any unpleasant sensations or ineon-
yenienc but what few days In comparison to years
% SUFFERING running the risk Of its terminating In that
worst of all FORMS Cancer, that equally as htil dis
ease consumption. Physicians say that nine tenths Of
all consulnptye originate In humors. Thousands
are dying annually by humors alone. To the afflicted,
would only say Il has cured thousands, aud In many
cases where they had been considered past all cure
man In New Hampshire is using Il On Cancer who has
been given up By his friends and medical attendants "a
past hsp-by usiuy one bottle VI the Ointment, he and
| his friends confident II will save his lie.
We wOuh cite Of similar cases where II Is PROV
Ing equally potent Believing the voice VI the aiic'
ted moc powerful than our own ethem speak Tor u.s.
II cures the Salt Rheum. serOiua, Eryspeas Whites,
Lsprosy, Jancerous llunors, Ring Worm, scsid Head
Burns aud Scalds. Chbains, Pies la preparation eS.
pressly BARRIERS Itch, feyer Sores and od Mereuria
Sores however long standing IL removes all those 'ek
atOus Pmpes, Erupdots and Moth Or Niidew rom the
ce leaving the skin perfectly soft aud smooth, adding
greatly TO the beauty Of the complexion Never In any
case will IL leave the least mark or IL will draw
humors from the Stomach. Lungs, Throat and rom the
Head and Eyes, By an outward application. improves
the sight wonderfully, where the Eyes are troubled win
humors, by removing the difficulty AMI restoring he
sight