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The American patriot., 1855-08-04
THE AMERICAN PARTY IN Sourn CAROLINA
The Columbia (S C.) Times SAYS:

lie AMERICAN PANTY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Columbia Is. CO. Times says:
Our friends abroad throughout the South
will be pleased to learn that, in South Caroins,
from the scaboard to the mountains the Amer.
ican party are alive to the interests Of the South
and are organized to battle for their rights un.
der the Constitution. In Richland, there are
at least seven hundred good true men who
have united upon the American platform, and
will push forward the noble work until her
sand hills are purged of the stain of bribery
and corruption, and the principles of the party
shall rule triumphant throughout the district.
The same leaven is working in almost every
district in the State, and it will not be long be-
fore the people will rise and throw off the
manacles which have bound them so long to
party and party schemes which have conferred
no real benefit
The American patriot., 1855-08-04

e@ The full vote of Virginia at the late
election was l56,220. Flournoy received more
votes than Mr. Pierce did in 1862
The American patriot., 1855-08-04

~" We learn, from reliable authority, says
the New Orleans Creole, that the Germans in
this city are circulating subscription list 10
rise $500 or 800 to defray the expenses of
the trial of the German Turner, who shot an
American citizen in the riot at Columbus, Ohio
This shows to what an extent the foreigners
will 20 in this country to defeat the ends of
justice
The American patriot., 1855-08-04

sS-At the annual communication of the
Grand Encamprnent Of |. o. o. f. of the State
of Mississippi, held at VicksLurg on the 10Th
instant, we learn that the following named gen.
tlcmen were elected officers for the ensuing
year:
NJ. W. G. P, r. D. HOWE, Vicksburk.
NJ. f. 6. II, P, j. X. CoNNELLy, fernando.
r. W. G. S. W., l.. X. BARRIER, Woodville.
R. W. G. S., j. n. SToCKMAN, Natche2
X. W. G. r., j. b. DICKS. do
r. W. G. |. W., w. S. WRIGHT, Yazoo City
r. w. G. Rep'r to &. L. U s., A. N. FoUrE,
Jackson
W. G Sentinel, J. E FoRssY, Vicksburg
The American patriot., 1855-08-04

The slanderer-who tells tales for the sake
of giving his enemies an opportunity of prov
ing him lisr
The American patriot., 1855-08-04

NATcHIroCHEs. American party of this
parish have made the following nominations
For the Legislature-J. W. Norris.
For Clerk. II. Stephens.
For Assessor-Thomas Smith.
For Ccrorer-Wm. l. Hahn.
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DIR. ]. II. sCHENCK's t,t
Pull M0NIC SYRUP
ron TUE etIPe or CONSUMPTION.

TIE Proprietor OF this medicine was himself many
/ years ago. reuced 30 low 20 be given up by bis
physicians and friends In the last stage OF consumption
When all hopes OF getting well had led, he was
Indian receipt which succeeded In eeciuay curing him.
The family physicians AMI large number Of Respectable
gentlemen testified 70 the facts In this case AMI soon ne
Pulmonc Syrup obtained reputation never equaei IN
that sec ion Of the Country. Creating, as this case did,
sensation second 10 that only Of miracle, Dr. Sehenek
was waited upon by many similarly afflicted, TO whom ne
administered the syrup with the same beneficial results
In fact such the notorety 81 this medicine, that en-
inent practicng physicians had their attention drawn to
ward The rising reputation Of It, from having witnessed
Its curative powers and frequently extended the hand %
friendship and encouragement to Dr. sehenck anu used
IL in their daily practice.
No other medicine operates the manner that the Pu-
monary Syrup does. Itproduces healthy acton upon
the morbld parts, by purifying them from disease IL
promotes the exeetcraons, aays the cough, rpen, he
matter in The lungs anil when 1t Is discharged, 1t heals
the opening that the breaking Of the tubercues or apsess
produces and the lungs become sound and resume me
performance Of their natural functions II also soo'nes
The irrtated portion OF the lungs and other organe, ad
thus restores those parts to health. superior property
that the medicine possesses all others Ia, that con-
tans no opium, calomel, any other dceterous drug
In 1871, DR.. Sceniek removed from Remington, New
Jersey, to PHILADELPHIA and commenced the praeuee OF
his prof sson where he acquired reputation ex-
celed by none In curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed incurabe and he has since then daily pre-
sene 10 the world Uncomfortable evidence 81 his success
Doth Of his parents died with consumption, which a
pears 10 have been an hereditary disease wh his ther
family Alhis brothers and sisters, except one, died
early Of this disease Of them, but the one brother
reaching the age Of twenty. .,
THUS len nearly the last Of his family, he naturally fel
some alarm, one AFTER another were cOhslghea 'n
| t,,, 4, nv iiig foil DESTROYER
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PATIENTS.

4 MEXICAN AND FoRneS oFuc,, Asrxcr Tos bus
~ sn~ WIN U. 3. PArkNr Orrcz, wAsHiSGros
20 simte 81, sston. opposlt. KlbysL IMpOR.
TAST iNFOR NATION To INVENT.
0nce under the act Of lsJ determined 10 present Ad
V,niages In applying or Ps;ents superior 10 those or.
cd Inventors BY others, has male arangpn-nts whereby
applications prepared anil conducted OF him, ruRrI
poLLln unsead Of 80 IS raid back by othep) viii be
RENTED by him In " iure 20 obtain p.ienl and
the sithdn gal through him within thirty days amer the
rejection Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, ani all
necessary poprs aud drswin-, or procuring patents In
this AMI foreign countries prrIAre and ivcc rendered.
on legal AMI scientific matters respecting Inventions aud
Infringement % patents.
Inventors canno, oaly here obtain their specifications
on the most reasonable terms hut avail Themselves %
the experience OF " years. practice eitUnsl,e library
OF legsl and mechanical works. AMI correct accounts "
pseIls gaDt In this and other Quantities besides being
saved Journey 10 W.shnglln The usual gruai delay there
Copies Of claims Tor any patent Furnished by remitilng
one dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
X. IT, EDDY, Solicitor % Patents.
"During the time occupied the Office u ConmIsson.
er Of patents H. H. EpDr, Es Of Boston, DID business
at the Patent Ofnee a. solicitor u Patents. Their we're
fev, II any persons occupying that capacity who had %
much business before the Patent Once and there were
none who conducted Il with more skill fidelity anil sue
cess regard Nr Eddy % the beat informed and
most skal Patent Solicitors In the United States, aud
have hesitation In assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person more conpeent a0d Trustworthy, and
more capable Of putting their applications In form to
for them early and favorable consideration q,
the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of Patents"
"PArrSr orTicE,--
X. II. EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass,
"K iYour facilities Or the prosecution Of any bust
ness connected with this Office are equal TO those Of any
other agent. very respectfully, yours, &C., 36-ly
THOMAS EWBASK. Commissioner % Patents"
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FARMS FOR SALE,

TWO FARMS, situated IN Parsonsheld, ;newn
L as the Tucl; Farms. One on wheh
now reside, containing about one hundrto ahd
forty acres Of excellent land, suitably divld'd INTO
tillarc, pasluring and woodland. On said farm,
there are about three thousand Sapling Pines
large enough for building purposes, two COCO
Orchards, a good House; two Barns, aud reVef
falling water. Said Farm cuts from my 70 Sky
ions of hay annually Is well fenced, mostly oy
stone wall, except the Southern boundary, which
by running stream.
Tie other lies adjoining, now occupied byjames
NJ Tuck, formerly owned by Jonathan luck,
E.o.. p. NJ. of Biddcfnrd. Contains about ninety
acres. cuts from twenty-five TO thirty tons oil nay.
On said farm is two-story House, ihiriyhy pr'y'
well finished inside and out, with an L. ai'a'ned.
twenty-five by nineteen feet, In which ore TWO
large boilers set. A good barn, situated hneY
| feet from SAID l., is connected thereHIh ~ a
She'd one story and half high, twenty-five Tee,
wide, divided into a wood shed, harness ana
carriage house, and other convenient apartments
| also a good Corn Chamber the whole lengn.-
| There are Two good orchards, In which abowtwo
thousand scions have been set and commenced
| bearing, also young orchard containing one
hundred trees Of choice irult, been sci 'hfee yrs
| There are two good wells OF wafer ON SAID arm
| Also pasture lot, situated about one hall annie
| from the above farms, containing about Sixty
acres, on which is large orchard
Said Farms arc bounded on the West byone o.
The mos, beautiful sheets Of water in Anrrica
three miles long by two wide, and kncSn a.
Province Pond. They are under good safe o.
cultivation, and will be sold u, grea, bargains.
Any one wishing TO buy good farm IN apeau
it'll location, will he directed TO one by el,int
mon James NJ. Tuck, Parsonsfield, JorihaI
Tuck, Esq, p. NJ, Biddelord, or Jeremiai NJ
Tuck Salmon Falls, N, II.
The above property will be sold at Public Auc
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
. And other Valuable Real Estate.'

Id
V,HE following described Real Esiaie, eomP,is'
Ling House Lots, and other properly, i enx,sY
situated inthe villages Of Saco and biaouous
WILDE sold by the prvprietors, at prices ana On
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 IN r-r1hr', ere
principally situated In Saco, betweea ~ 'H"'
road bepo,s Of Bideeford and Ssco--a Po,s','.' :,
them above the Railroad, and portion below, In
q pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
ane view Of both villages. They are sdyant..
geousy situated for the residence OF persons hav'
ing business in either Saco or .Biddeford, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
perell Square, and i've minutes wink Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconis, Pep.
perell aud Water Power Corporations Of Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and ~
feet wide resting granite piers, an with side.
walks has been built across the saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Snitbs Cor.
ner From this bridge a street is gsaded TO the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will, be
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid Out, exic-ding along the margin Of the
Saco River, aud to Water street. n =
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will intcrsect with Market street. which
passes acrossth above described bridge to Bidds.
lord. f. u |- ti'T m
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propne.
tsrs have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, aud
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one OF the lots is a new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
| with the lot.
They will sell also In lots of from one TO Eve
acrrs, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which Is reserved for house lots. SAID tract
consists Of a acrcs, and Is .itunted on the West.
em side Of the Railroad and runs 10 the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
OF the Saco Depot. .... ...f =. .rH.
warsniee Deeds win be given OF all lot. sold
by the proprietors, A. n. Boyd, Saeo; ID. T.
Somes, Biddclonj; Josephus Baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. IL. William p. Newell
Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, ms TO prices and condi.
iioas, inquire Of ID. l.. SOMES, Of Biddelord,
Agent for the Propneiors. 5-if
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M0TTCG THIS.

THE Prorricior, being un1hle, on account Of hi'
i lychle health, 10 attend 20 his mechanical
business a. iouneiiy, wi. rrni privilege IN his
spacious shops, iOr carrying on the Cariage-pak'
ing or yoinering business Room sufficient to
accommodate as many hands in either OF the ahoys
branches a. Que would wish 10 employ. There Is
belonging 10 the establishment a Horsepower
lh1t drives a Circ1lar Saw, gig, &c. Also q
Turning Lathe, aud Machinery ior boring all
kints Of work
Th'rc j. not a better located, or one more con-
yenient IN the Counly Of YORK, iOr carrying on
the above business
A larse assortment Of Tools will be let ifwani.
ell with the shops
a Wheclwrghi is needed In the village. Car.
hastS have To be sent 10 Kennebunk 90 Saco for
repairs.
kor further particulars. inquire OF the Subscrib-
er on The premises, % % StlaS Perkins. at the
Post Office STEPHEN pERIINS.
AennsbdnkPou, May lst, 1855. Is
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THE Subscrib; oilers Tor sale, orln exchange
i for other propery,lhc large and comfortable
dwelling house in which be formerly lived sit.
uaied on the corner Of south aud Kossuth SITS.
The house Is in CON, 'e,e repair, convenient in,
its arrangements, and >-ry pleasantly located
and has a large aud excellent garden alta 'heJ-
well s,o, kcd with choice AMI thriving iiuii trees,
strawberries, raspberries, gCoscbcrics, &c, &c.
Thi. offer isworh the attention Of any man who
NAV wish to secure tirst class residence 10 this
hourshng village. ID. L. SOMES.
Biddeford Feb. 4, 1854. 5-tf
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TT'ESTtMONY;-M EprrcN ;-Scrinr an al,
4 yrr,,ss-scnt That the draf might D. relieved
by nrplyiurto Dr.. Boarlmsn, was irduCyd TO
leave home ana 'cs, the Doc'Ur's skill wu' -
def that wss u,1h'c IN beer Ordinary conyrr-
saiiou. To my establishment, In twcH,v minutes,
nv hearing v1s p'rit-i'y restored. ! Ucvmmcnt
all deaf persons % tr, ,lc ,.,lers now method OF
cure. IIlANOtS liCtiAaD>NN,
q. StHuChtCn.
dice removed 70 s0t WOshipgton street. en-
usncc rl.o lrsi dcos SrfJ'S P1rc. Letter, post
PAID attended %. Remedies and apparatus scat
BY cNpucs7.
Boston. March 2, 1855. 10
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no one ~ srine from hacknied Cough, Pain In the
side restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole
train Of dyspepts sensations, aud given up by their
ply sieian te another moment without consulting the
A.rCti.APlUs. Have the married, or those about TO
he married, any impairment, read this truly usefa
book Ne II has been the of saving thousands oil
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death.
l.rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed in letter will receive one copy ofihis work
by mail, or five copies will he sent Tor one dollar.
Address, (posi psiJ,) DIR. WM. YOUNG,
ly32 No. lj2 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
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RARlI 49, aNHE.

T-NlIE Subscribers viii sell ~ private sa'c ths
Il farm FORMERLY owncd h- M'r, i'Ii. S2ld
farm contains DuC hurdrcl ncfCs, irr'udia- over
- acres Of excellent wuod land, with same 'in-
Der II i.wrll icnccd and wei N1'rrUi. has 10
good orchard and good buildings. Arv enc WISH
ing % buy tarn, pleasantly situated OU the y.
W silr OF Tailor Pond, IN Auburn, aud within
-four miles o. Lewiston EBll,, eau have zee same
fog s3 son. aud immediate possession win be- give
en-. Foe information, H,uifc vt Sullivan Kline
man, Bartlett " a., ur LIKE uui. Brljc'rrl
Ne SULLIVAN ktNSMAN,
1871 LUXE hlLL.
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Coatinusd q ON iast rttk.
n. II. II. DlsCovERY-NO. .


RAILWAYS RENovATING REso LyENT
Possesses the most quick and potent power over all
ChTunc, serofious, Syphilillc, and skin Diseases
In six hours after the Dirt dose Is TAKEN the patient
will feel it, health Tenoya,ibe efieicy ton AL
ilun1Rs.-The most foul and corrupt humo's VIII,
In n few days. yield TO the cleansing, purifying, nnu
| renoyaing influence Of the u. X. Resolvent Inc
most loithsDne sores, Ulcers, Nodes, swel'nss, ana
the mos, Frghtful ssin Disease, have been eufed
10 few days By gadway's RonovaiinE Eesolyent-
Il l. take, aud the patient feels no disagree
able sensation of sickness NJ the stomach. CHsoSic
DsE,.rs that have been lingering the system, cor
ripping the blood, soleniug tue bones, prosifathg lhe
muscles, for ten, twenty, or forty ys,rs have been
radically cured by Railway Rcnoyaiins EesoiNsn'.-
GREAr LuSo MrpIcisE Foa AL Lusa cohrLnsns'
Persons affected with weak CO liberated lunss III.
hercules, Dfonchnis, lacking, Dry Cough Dithoult
| breathing. o. sptiiar Hood, Railways Renovaiiry
lesoivent will, In srUr time, remove all obslinc-
tions fTom the innts and rhrust and mpan sirsnrib
and souudness To weak and diseased ihngs. Iheie
"a mo- medicine In present nse thai has made 40 many
TapId cnIcs or Ling Co.1piaiuts, m fndwaJ!. Rene
yrtrE ResOlveni. One day WIN ane' the uissaseu
condition OF ne Lungs. and cheek .hs rayasss ., 90,
the following Diseases BY u-ing the uehu'a'lng ne
solvent ;--Chr1nic Phcaumalism, senihla' "landh-
lar dwellings, Hacking Dry Colgh, Canesiops auec'
tons fyphite Complaints, Dltedns OF ths Lnngt,
Tie pnoruax White Swelling, Turner's, Ulcers, skn
Diseases, Female Complaints. iy,rsp-in, wafer
Drlsh, GOut, Eiekei,, i'at Rheuin, bOnehiis, Con
irmpiion, Liver complaint feehe men sra Weneh,
Vice. rup. beds iar years have been eorch's OF
disappointment and regret, viii find .adwa.s Renora-
Ring re~0lyent ts tencyaior aud invFe'niof OF TIE
diseased and disatiad pans. Al unsOundntss IL re-
moved m few Nay-, ana ever organ IN The system
restored 10 heah strength, and viRnr, Nervous peo-
ple should take Rriwu,'s Renoyn,ing Rc-oiyent u
viii make the most nervous, weak, gloomy, ana ae
ieeted inns cf nsrvoutnsss, feet healthy, vToroas,
aud happy. pic Of u. u. Rssolyeni, Oh per bottle
For the remarkable ellicury Of Railways Kerull-
tors, tie most perfect, pleasant, aud ehee,ai reneay
ia the form Il pills, In use, see next weeks paPef-
one or the Il. Regulators 10 desc. sold by Drug
fists everywhere.
II. II. hay Druggist, Portland, general agentfort the
State Of Malre AGEsrs.-J. sawyer, a. ~, bhasnrui
r Gilman. y u lurnhan, J. q. Rollins, saco A. War
rem Ksnnobaukj silas Derby. ". L. Weber, Alfred. "
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LAMB WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the lite act OF Conrrrs., f5r
~ oil who have served n diys in Tie military
or marine service u the Uaiied Stslrs, since i791
by EMERY & LORING.
Saco, March s. 1855.
NIB Az zoe WHOM we have obtaiaed 30 acre
warrants, are entiiedio 10 acres more. and We
have the necessary PsOoss and papers in our pos
session. II Ell
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MORE EoyNTY L.AYDs,

DY ne Act u Ccrr-s rs-s.I Nf,-th 3, 1856 ~ or
~ GERS. Sol'Irrs al S.ir-1 uhohave srrvri FOUR
TEiN pANs On any var 20 re Gated States sinr,
1''a, ar er'-lt' lfo acrr ~ bui n ~ irvc not
T,csyciu Ifr.- rhr ht,r .r...I lD 80 IS -, ~.
h.F ent1i % tnI'h rlrr t1 srlsc on IN To-. Th1s1
Who have tycsti 100 a-rs ret rnii-l q any more.
u h'eni 'lis Acs rN'-uis a. he uillg All miner
ehiren ~ ts s'll-r. bat O ufher hsi-s T.s WI,
have etn In Battle are entitled 10 100 acres
vilhoui regard % ths rrrIel 20 thslr t-ryie,.
lsrsnas having claims un'er this or any ether Aet
VII nave tlfn Promptly u'ier1tf q ~ rarinr on -
writing tn,A. T.. RICHARDSON Z Co, m H,Ir,.d
lNchaIie Court sguarc, llst, vho pay cash Or var
~. II. We have fii'hini ani expsri,ncei AGENTS, IN
Nashirrion. AMI We nakc NJ thage la any 49, upcss
uevssatn % hni.
Boston. March -, 1873. 6r,s.
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faier % oiNthtNri : 70 I''''' v '''''
HAYES, PILE OINTMENT,

HAYES PHI % ~ - y =,
4 eFrfcin curs FOR piss and au Erterrat iTridton''
~ ~ ,t,.,,i, y, I, ny, ~ it.e,f,-
IarrtacC, Jrne II, 1881.
W.. the unirrsirnNl, citizens q lawrencc, having
rsel the vyr-tlhs Arci. Oinimsnt prrparei iy - y
ua4 - a.. ssIy asA lsing personally acAahe' Nith
the Doc;nr rel p5asurc IN adding our testimony N al
the pociJr's claims or his meiecne Unlike other rem
eles IN ,he Market ths preparation pcrtHns ii ohce
speedily and with certainty. The ointment We nave US
al viii tbs most hapuy rJsut afCr Vainly seeking r.
LEI w Irc nee %, sirsaparl,s, SAlves, ETC., &C. our
eSr-tsnc- Tally Iu.ncsu In confidently recommending
e 'is urcg, ami 0ny one known 10 usas Ierie ming
en- ~ Claims.
As R-vrrr. s. I. THOMSON,
A " srr,pvs Asa r. SANnORS.
PEvribrp ~ ~. r. n. U,yrs, und soil Wholesale anl
rita, by CulEirs N. kEyr, General Agcn; IN the Unli'
ol states aBi Canaias, EOs. 4 o Appleton Bock,
Lawrence 81, Lawrence, Mass, TO whom al orders
shOuh h. addressed. AaENrs f5r Bidtdeori, DR.. ,.
SAwYER AMI A. sawyer. 1yl5
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The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, is that
HAYES ALLIED ONT NJ Il Mt
AID nuMOR SYRUP.

Is IN. greatest medicine ever offered to the public for the
n hes So he test Of more than seven years, and in
oip Il 20 The public not Ignorant Of Its opera
tl- Ne know Il To he The greatest dcriafOr Of pain
rpf susria- 10 those afilctei with any Kind of hu-
or ami re- ~ 81 The gr,atcs. blessings tn mankind
s7er 5sfs the push' a. we can show ny lhe Syasnes
Of H,iHg i-iinrssss, scch as Non. Albert WARREi,
/ Mayor az this city, Dsa. Vim. u. htnOsll, A. W.
Oceans, A. T. sarhcrn, ; I. ihozp5cn, A. 3 Buneer'
H. L. q. Hayes, j. W. Carls'ci ana nos OF o'h's'
| al IN ths DEBTORS own neigilo1ri5ol.
Tfs rdcire Is GlgeTen. from al others, lnasmueh as
lSi-Ttis a scientific preparation, compounded ae-
ccr!ir; % ne Laws Na'-ria A's1isd.
.l-N cures tsc Sisca'c ard that, too, Without pro-
lrcing arC.her wolsc than ths hrst.
SILL g't.9rs o. prcrsS tae Aedih-not for day
b.t II ads .ls'irr benaht, as testimonials viii show
INV two bottles uf each laTy, Il will convince the mosf
i,cr,nl,. IJuulrels have been cure with less guam
ty ard their testimony Is universal that u IL the great
csl medicine IN tn known verdi, powerful In clerauo-
Ipcrioming ~ work speedily upi With certainty. we
wish Ii D. uusr tool that . dos nos cure by magic, OF
thait c-s, without any urr'rasNnt sensations or neon-
vaui.rce butha. g few lays IN comparison 10 years
81 SUI ring, running tho risk q, Us terminating "a ua'
~uIst 81 oil 3rn5 Cancer, Or max eqvly As .o, uisI
.a.e c1,samu;1n. Phy.cilul say that nine te,ths 81
an s1r,rrrr rr csecs Oriri1a.8 u htmo-s. Th0sanci
asc dyrur ruBuyy ny hu"''rs alone tbts au,c',i y,
We world only saw t has cured tloii'nd' ana IA many
.... vhar, they hal hesn CONSIDERED last a'l cure
-1, IN N,, Hampshire l. usin- it on Cancer, who hes
t1 Given rp bv hrs friends AMI medical attendants as
mast heIp -Ir uslng 1pe J11 e toe Ointment, he ana
is fief,ls are now coun1enI Il vii save his hie.
We worl cite scores q. similar csses where " - prov
La. rirgy IA p1rnt. Believing the voice q tho Hilc-
40 r1r r,vtCI han our own, we etthem sreak i1r u.s.
i, sur On. salt Rhcum, sCr1iu1, Erysipeas, Whites,
rsp-,,v generous ilunnrs, Hing Nor1n, sad He'd,
Irfus am Srsls. Chucltni, P's' u lrepE.u'h eN,
prlsslyl ntttgrs Itch, Fever s1rcs AMI Oh MtrcuTaI
So byryr- ions. s.anIng. 10 removes all sh1se 'ex-
atlS Piutlrs EruptioLs, rHl Moth o. Mie, ifprl Tie
t,r, I,qyG. he skl Iercctly sCt AMI SMOOTH sddng
fly a. tl,, Ftusv n the Crnpleyiln. Never ln any
,.s vii n l.,,, ~, least marx scar. IL viii draw
Elrl1r I, the S.1F,sCh Lungs, Throat, rnd nom the
Head rri ry,s ~ an gutvari application. AZ improves
huro1y1. by removing tie dilcaly and restoring the
sight ..o...
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-06-22
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Il BY the subscriber has beer
VI - rei,,sd, and Is now opened io'
r..,> acS9ihc reception Of cnsiomers'I
E Scwed and Pegged Boots made
TO orjer OF the very best Of Stock.
Cool and exericnced worklnen will be employ
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cen be assured OF having their work done IN s'e
best possible manner.
Repairing jobs neatly and promptly executed.
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