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Al Court Of Probate held at North Berwick with.
in and for the county Of York on the first Monday
in August, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and 6iy.six, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye, Judge OF said Court:
T AVlNA LITTLEFIELD, widow OF Stephen
~ Linlr6eld, late Of Kennebunk, In said County,
dover in said estate 10 he assigned aud eel out
TO her, and that Commissioners may be appointed
Tor that purpose pursuant 10 law. Also her Peti.
ton for an allowance out Of the personal esaic Of
said Deceased.
OapEREp, That the said Lsvina Liillefeld, gve.
notice 10 s persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order to lie published three weeks successive.
ly in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed al
B,ddeiord, in said county, that they may appear
al a Probate Court to be held at Limerick, In said
county, on the first Monday Of September next,
at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, aud shew cause
II any they have, why the same should not be a.
lowed.
% Attest, JOSHUA HrRRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRick. Register.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, loca.
ted in Biddeford, Me-, about two miles from
The Fails, and about three miles from the Sea
shore. Said farm contains between Twenty-Five
10 thirty acres Of land well fenced, principally
With stone wall and is well adapted 10 the pur.
nose, Of tlllage, and is fine and heslihlul si,ua.
lion. There is a large orchard on the farm also,
we'll Of excellent waller. close TO the buildings.
The buildings consist Of a Two story house, and
an ell connected with II also, a Shed, good
Ban,. recently new. oil VI which are IN good re.
pair. The Subscriber wishing to dispose OF this
farm will sell on very favorable terms TO any who
NAV desire to purchase. Further Information re.
specling the farm can be obtained by inqulring Of
The subscriber, Green Street, Bddelurl, Me.
WALTER BERRY.
Biddeford, August, 1856. 4sf
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MN YoRx Au1.

NV Yoak, Aug. IL.
=, Correspondents Of n. Y. Tunes. Chic
as, Aug. I'll have late and reliable in
tslligence from KanaAs TO the eject that
Richardson, Major General Of the Militia
under the bogus Legislature, has gone TO the
Northern frontier, with or 400 Missouri
iAns and Southerners, TO prevent the en-
trance Of free soil men. Con. Lane Is on
tho Iowa frontier; his plans are not known.
Parties have gone from the vicinity Of Law
renee and Topeka 10 watch Richardson. and
aid Lane, in case OF conflict; but most Of
the Free State men in tho Territory arc TO
quired TO stay at homo 70 guard against the
hrsateneddcpredAtious Of the guerilla bands
In the Southern part. y
Il 10 now currently reported throughout
tho territrry that Gen. Smith viii not At
tempt 70 p event the entry Of Lane neither
will he Interfere 70 prevent 6ght with the
RufRsns. II . conflict ensaes, hs win PRIV
claim martial law, and allow ths parties 70
lehs it oas.. q .sr't 49,
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Letter From Kansas.

A. po.,o,,
Inc ioho~ins ie''ef "PPeai'n 'ae $50"
Transcript OF Tuesday evening, ana isdouot-
less from Rev. NJ. Mute, Unitarian minis
Tar orJaw,s,ce Kansas Mr. N Il well
known IN New fngiand' ana ms statement"
will be relied upon.
LAWRENCE. Kansas. July q, 1856.
mr., IL n..
io" l%,or ~ sp -. a.
fiiehu-I nnu auiis III .nss - 81
rtory 'a very Saa pIS "a. W. s
wostie lear In, inu 81 ;a;an;,n - wh;ch az.
ned NJ 'he oePuS =, f ,,;s,o .w,,h;n ,wo
nah'sn nr u4'S u ,ns ,s;snSr ,s.ror i com,
~ ,la;d hv ,,,s,;II, hands
w.. ,;.h, and ,ome,;mes IN broad day-
ss's'y ns 80 ,,,n, ps,oJ .na M,
sen,' sso' ~, s n,f.s.I -. s,,isn
Ior aeaa aous nv ',s .a,n 80. b., ,ha
inis rs nos sae .vP y. aso. h. ~ .s,m
'S'imony VI ".", 2 - ca
woundeu men ana ,nu ;, .in., IN" u
NY own house Pu" , 49, 80, -,
tning Oh any 'aiuo 'ASePs o' aau
was not 'as," wus 1a"fvu ~. uo .
norser' S,uue anu o''u'o, D' 49, " ar - -
ing. lhree hotss Mero u''e" on iiucn
with the spoiis oesiue my own. Se'efai VI
my neighoors lost spans oil valuable hsnes'
Win carriases' nai"oeS, W
We had narrow escape fom being rod
bed u not killed, as we came IN Msreaeh.
ed the Wakacuci NJ point "poa' eish'
miles from Lawrence apou' an nour a''er
sunset hesitated ABOUT keep,hs on 'o' nome
or stopping ata ioS cao'h hO.ei 70 sPenu
the night decided ON tue ias ,y anu h,eno
an early star, next morn'ns. mnsn WITHIN VI
Two miles oil nome We came up sa PsIy VI
Lawrence mon hunting Tor dsadiy weapons
In the grass oy the roadside
IL seems that young man on ms way W
lawrence the evening before, had been Az
tucked by one oil the roober bands there iay'
ing IN wait, shot at several times, and hnai'
ly beaten over the head with revolver un,
Gil he became senseless, then robbed and
LEFT for dead. lie had managed to crawl 70
tho next cabin, and though badly bruised,
to get to lawrence that morning and gave
the alarm. After dischargine his revolver
he threw u into tho gra.s, that ~ might
not fall into the hands OF the robbers In
the search Tor u three bowie knives were
found. Night before last the house OF q
Free State settler was burned some three
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tn. Norris,own (pa.) Herald can

II The Norristown (h.) Herald came
out las. week for Fremont and Dayton-a
new accession.
Lieut.-Gov. Myer, democrat, Of Ohio,pre-
decesor Of L,eut. Gov. Ford. has very Late
ly declared for Fremont and Dayton.
A correspondent from Crawford county,
Pa, writes that that county which last fall
gave 1000 republican majority, is now sure
70 give Fremont at least 500. Eric county
viii b nearly 1000 for Fremont; Warren,
formerly strong democratic county, Is Do.
eidsdly for Fremont. In these counties.
Rillmors b not heard Of.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

CDR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BlrTERS is the best medicine ever usef,
for Spring and Summer Complaints. II has ben
more literally patronized than any other eve'r es'
iablishel in this country. Its the same Richard
sons Biiiers which has restored 80 man. invalids
to health Throughout, the New England States
during the past thirty years.
NIB. Beware Of limitations called Sherry
Wine Bit,en. The genuine have fac simile Of
my signature upon the outer envelope. For sale
by Druggists everywhere, ard at my Office, No
81. Hanover street, Boston. 3m32
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Al Court Of Probate held at N. Berwick, with.
IN and for the County Of York, On the tr.i Mon.
day in August, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and Giiy.six, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye, Judge Of said Court:
CARAH APPLETON, widow OF Daniel Apple
y ton, late Of Buxton In said County, Esquire,
deceased, having presented her petition for her
dover in said estate TO be assigned and set out to
her, and that Commissioners may be appointed
for that purpose pursuant TO law also her petition
for allowance out Of the personal estate OF SAID de-
ceased.
ORDERED, That the said Sarah Appleton give
notice to oil persons interested, BY causing cspy
Of this order TO be published three weeks success.
sively in the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
at Biddeford, In said county, that they may APPEAR
at Probate Court, To he held al Llmenck, In said
county, ON the fst Monday Of September next, NJ
ten of the clock in the foreLoon, aud shew cause,
if any they have, why the same should not DC
allowed.
30 Attest, JOSHUA HERsIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register
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Republican County Convention

YORK COCNTYi
The Republicans, and all the friends of Fremont
and freedom Of York County, are requested to
send delegates TO meet in Convention, nj the
Town Hall 10 Alfred, on THURSDAY, the 2ist
inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nom.
mating Candid ties to he supported for the follow
ing officers, VIZ: Senators, County Commission.
CT, County Treasurer, Judge Of Probate, Register
Of Probate, and Sheriff Also, TO elect County
Committee for the ensuing year.
BaSis Of Representation
Each city, town aud organized plantation, will
be entitled TO one delegate, an additional delegate
for every fly votes, according To The Republican
vote for Governor for 1855, a fraction OF more
than IS votes will be allowed one delegate.
The County Committee will meet at the house
OF Joshua Herrick, nj o o'clock on Thursday
morning. The Chairman Of the several town
Committees, are requested to forward the names
OF the delegates TO the Chairman Of the County
Committee ut Saco as soon as the same may be
elected. BY 50 doing, the proceedings Of the
Convention will De- facilitated.
CHARLES HILL,
JAMES NORTON,
WILLIAM COBB,
GILMAN L0UGEE, County
LUTHER SANBORN,
IVORY BROOKS, Committee.
ABRAHAM GILPATRICK,
ALEX ,NDER DENNETT,
JOSEPH FROST,
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TUE BUCHANAN SrKAkrR IRON KANSAS
One Of tho speaker announced to speak at
the Democratic Convention at Alfred, on
the goth ins,., we percsi'e is the Hon.
wArrR HARRnAx OF N. II. pcrporting to be
iiom Kansas. As he will probably do up
The Border Ruffianism Of the Buchsnanites,
|. may be well 10 posi up the public ~ TO
who this Mr.. Hartman 10. Two years ago
he was The bunker Stale Treasurer Of N. II.
For the las, two or three campaigns hs has
stamped that Stale for the Hunis's. and
when ,ha, State veu, against Pierce, wa
rewarded with clsrkship OF Washington
Last winter he came into tho State again
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MOSQUITOES. We IRE informed that an anti.
dole for the poison Of these and other annoyiss
insects has been found IN the KaLli,ton, or Orient
Water, prepared by Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT &c
Co. This preparation contains peculiar properly,
which will, |, is said, instantly neulralizc The
poison and allay the inflammation caused b. bites
and s,ings Of insects.-Bosion Journal
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The Meanest Act Of all.

We learn. that gentleman in gthis city
has been prosecuted and fined the sum OF
s % and costs, by the Municipal Straight
Wing Judge in this city, on charge OF
vending in the streets the biography OF
JONI Q. FRExoSr! If this il not meanness.
tell US, ye Buchanan men who approve OF
il, what act Of party politicians will you
call mean.-Mans Erpositor.
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and went through the Same operation.
meeting with similar fate was reward
cd with an Office Of some. kind In Kansas.
He may bs therefore regarded as the special
instrument Of President Pierce TO smooth
oyer the ouirages in Kansas.
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Dratbs.

IN this city, Aug. IL, Augustus, infan, son Of
Mark aud Mary Bryant, aged weeks.
In this city, ,llth inst, Ida Louise, youngest
child Of Mr.. Freedom and Mrs. Amra Parcher,
aged 2 years.
In this city, Sih inst, Mary d. daughter Of Sam.
ue Jordan, aged IL years. 9th inst, Mrs. Susan
Bragdon, formerly Of Saco, aged 50 years. 10Th
inst, Mrs. Olive, wirs or Mr. James Knox. aged
IS. Same day, Mrs. Deborah Emery, aged II
years. Mrs Ruth, wife Of the late Isaac Kicker
Of Walerboroush, aged 81 years 18th inst, Eliza
A. Roundley, formerly Of Clinton, aged % years.
Same day, Maria Cram, aged 3monlhs;
In Buxton, 10Th inst, Sarah Croswell, wife Of
Rev. George w. Cressey, aged 81.
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FREcKLEs. or all the effects that exposure Of
the skin to the mir or sun produces the most disa.
greeable is called frcckles, or tan II spread over
the entire surface Of the parts exposed, 1t is called
tan if scattered a, intervals, freckes. The finest
skins are most subject 10 them.
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Spcial Notice.

II gives US great pleasure 10 call the attention
Of the public 10 Dr. Bailey's Alternative Syrup,
which is advertised liz this paper. He has recent.
ly supplied himself with fresh stock Of medi.
cines, which goes into its manufacture; so thai,
the multiludes who have been long waiting, can
be furnished. We believe Il TO he an inralnaJis
Alternative, aud would reco mmend II 10 the conf.
,cnce of our readers %
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

mHE subscriber offers ior sal. his house, situated on
Il Pleasant Street, sAco. said house 70 two stoned,
and half IL BY 49, There Is Gso s.abie and good
garden The buildings are newly and well built con-
v.nienily arranged and In good repair. Avsn o. sou
ater the premises. Inquiry can be ma he LOT une'
Information, Of Thomas T. sawyer, on the sa ne
saco, August IL 1855. 3wSS'
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NO CURIc, NO PAY.

Messrs. &. II. Kent & Co, Lawrence, Mass,
warrant cure OF Sal, Rheum, Scald Head, Can.
GERS, BLrkers Pitch, &c, by US ing the GENuise
ALLIED OINTMENT AND HuMoR SYRUP, prepared
by them. In case VI failure they pledge them
selves to refund tha money to customers thai pur-
chase direct ofthem for their own use.
DR. ]. Sawyer, B,ddeford, DR.. J. A, Berry, Ss'
CO, have the medicine for sale. 3ln
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G. ROv GOTTA g e /,
BUXTON, MAINE.

OPEN JULY 4TH, 1855.
THE above House is beautifully situated in the
fine Grove, known S "ihe PICNIC
GROVE" at Buxiot Centre, on the York aud
Cumberland Railroad, about 30 minutes ride
from Portland.
I, 6,,inp up the above House with uli he modern
improvements, TO make il a popular place Of re.
.o for Parties aud Pleasure. seekers, or those In
pursui, Of pleasant aud healthy Boarding place
during the summer months.
la connection with the House, are good Bowl.
ing Alleys, Swings, &c.
P' 5. Good Iioecs and Carriages will be fur
nishcd TO parties or individuals. II desired.
6m3l EBEN CRAM,
Late Of the Thornton House, Ssoo.
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HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE,
m On Chestnut Street.

lslW One half Of double house, containing eleven
Tocns suitable Coz boarding house or two small Am
Iies with stable and shed, and good veil OF water,
and within I've minutes walk IL the PePpervi, LAcona
and Water Power Corporations and near the RAiro.d
Depot For further particulars inquire OF the sub
scribef. J. .. ". MooLtvS'
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Firm Of Bond L Kelly, Druggists, 81. Paul.

lTrom the Editor Of hs Real Estate Adreriissr.l
DosroS. q, School Street, March Goth, 1855.
DuiR Sra l-Ilavlng become preniaturely quite grey
was induced week. since, to make trial Of your
restorative haye usl less than two bottles, but the
rey hairs have all disappeared and although my hair
IN MT fully at aimed Its original color yet the process
on change b grad ALLY going on, and In great hopes
tina In short time my hair viii he as dark as formerly
7 ave also been much gratfed at the healthy moist.
ure md vigor OF the hair which before harsh and
dry. and Il has ceased TO come out ne formerly.
Respectfully, yours,
d. @. NJ, RUPP.
ID. ,ke.sor Wood.
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Al Cour, VI Probate held al N. Berwick, within
and for the County Of YorI on the first Monday
ofAugus,, in the yearof our Lord, one thousand
eigh, hundred and fify.six, by the Honorable
Joseph 7 Nye, Judge Of said Court -
NATHAN D. APPLETON, Guardian OF Eliza.
IN beth NJ. Hall and Porter Hall. minors and
children Of Porter Hall, late Of Kennebunk, In ssid
County deceased, having presented his hrst ac'
count Of Guardianship Of his said wards for allow.
ance,
ORDERED, That the said Guardian give no.
tice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order 10 he published three weeks successes.
siyrly IN the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
10 Biddeford, In said county, that they may appear
u, a Probate Court TO he held al Limerick, in said
county, on the first Monday In September next,
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and .hew
cause, if any they have, why the same should not
be allowed.
70 Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HrRRIck, Register.
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Tue ksLissea, o, Orisnt Water, prepared by
contains . peculiar erasise property which will
generally remove these disagrerable stains. II is
At the same time perfectly harmless, silays oil
tendency 10 inhsmmsiitn, and renders the com.
pisxioa clses and beauliiul. TIN Kailistoa V fos
salo by al drusgists.
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pn,fessor Wood.

CAMILLE, Illinois, June 10th, 1855.
7 have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
have adm tired its wonderful effect My hair was becom
inc. as thought prematurey grey but by the use Of
bls Rest rative" has resumed Its original color and
I have no d, ,ubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex.Sfnator Ilnited Slater.
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FARM AT AUCTION.

TWILL b, sold ct auction, on Wednesday, the l1th
w day Of septe. uber next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
VAIN on which the subscriber lately lived, situated on
the Portland Road, tuo A,les from saco village said
IA be sold In two parts, the nrst containing about
io ,ers consisting Of tlage and woodland, With TIE
huIngs thereon. The oh:r part, containing % OF 70
area consisting Of tAge, pasturing, and woodland,
arst rate building spot on the same partieular Al
time Of sale. CHARLES TRULL'
I. X. LANE, AastiOueer.
saoo, August Is, 1856. bH1
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HOUSE AN D L ND

FoH
Nearly new two story House, - by So and an Ell,
n q by 10. Stable and wood.house, In good repaf'
Together with Ave acres OF Land, all under improve
ment Said house IL about ten minutes Walk from the
business part Of the city Of Bddefo on Alfred street
Terms easy. Inquire Of w. Y. Harrington, on The
premises or L. D. Harrington, at y. Needs store' loot
Of Alfred street.
DLideford, July I'D, 1886. 4w3V
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To all Bald Headed People.
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY

r-r RElpER, do you desire good head Of llsry u
so use D.IIGn's SPANISH LustKiL. Its n the scalp
what Guano Is TO the sollhe great lnyigoralr ,4 &c
,,or,r d natures orn Do you believe that hair. sJf
aud silly as In YOUTH ever has been piodnod on hss
that hal teen bai Cor years. such IL the case AMI 20
satisfy the public we mean what say, We VIII pay All
necessary expense Incurred Ia visiting Lawrence, " not
satisfied that such has been done la Lawrence Ia eAs
many In,tances Further the subscribers offer 10 todr
rani good s1 silky head u Hair 70 any one enjoying
, od health and not over my year, ofage Dr twenty
hye dollars, or no pay
J. q. WADLEiGH,
&. u. B0Dw I'LL, Sole Proprielon'
AN. DELIGHT,
Lawrence septcmber I, 1855
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NOTICE.

Female Infant, Of respectable pareutass, and aged
"A sbout thrve months having recen ~ ost ne mother
hy DEATH its relatives are desrous Of giving 10 70 sou<
vershy persou, who viii rear u ~ their ewn. ~
Ya particulars Inquire u this once.
Diddejord, JULY, 1888. euJV
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u Old Father rius. Ne parent Of brgh, sysd trnth,
Il daily developing Aes and theories, but among
his progeny fscts inconiestibie than
than that the attending the Introduction OF
pablic use, IL utt<sy uithot parallel fhsss fAmilies
vhlh have made the most thorough trial % he merits,
are loudess and most enthusiastic In ther enconiums Of
its virtues II admiraby meets want long experienced
by al c,asses Of p<rsoas and 10 rapidly mining hal
s0andsoss which % 90 richly dsssrves-LsvsH css.
yisr. ... hlt.h
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Marriages.

In Parsous6eld, 10Th inst, by Oliver G. Doe,
Esq Mr.. John Ames TO Miss Abby l.. Kicker, oil
Of Psrsonsfeld.
In Dover, N. H., July %, at the Methodist Par.
sonaee, by Rev. r. A. Hewes, Mr.. Alvin Carpen-
ter to Miss Elizabeth Brantford. both OF South
Berwick.
In Acton, Aug, g. Mr.. Daniel Plumer TO Miss
Sarah Z. Clements, both Of Milton, N. II.
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House for SHE

IT great bargain, one half Of double House,
"A situated on High ST, B,ddeiord. The above
house is 10 good repair and has gar'en attached
Terms reasonable. For particular. inquire OF
FRANCIS NEEDS.
Biddeford, July IS, 1856. 9sS
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Hs :
M, saJs, and Agreeable ply
sie spev efsrsd 10
hs gsSiie. "a.
,up .....i,v M such medicine has long been felt
hS.h nv The heads Of families and rhyielsns its
owe, CaihArtIcs given In the form OF Pis And
eaIsr. mo ri he obvious 10 every Intelligent rers"n-
\, o,er.iss more Immediately anil enoctnAly upon u|
system and at the time inhnl1y less aimsatp
.J,nnI.tsr being quite agreeable 10 the taste, hgt
only produces all The effects where physc "a rrqufc'
h,i removes habltua co.tyeDsss ieaNngthf
bor,ls Perfectly free II expels all humors IRON Nc
bloi 4. certain Coz piles, regulates the hetion
The liver frces the stomach IRON bile, in'g@ass
.hole Nervous System, and removes the cause oi"'
locai pains, such a. n.
PAM ia tls Had, SD. SfoTdch, &c.
II may also he relied upon In All dse,:e. ~
-Dyssn,sfy. piarrhaa, and Choisra sortas, yieif
- a., M. made Al inf 1epee. Again We repeat, rsrI.
=, n.',. no other Recommendation. No family VIZ 10
.hoa, n amer they have properly tested Va men's-'
nsaA,r N you have tried other remedies sihoaltseee
800, nd reI.f 10 nov at hand. Are you sau nns
sm scrofula six bottles Of my quli Caihare WI srie
You. Would yoabe reiievei from hA,iIah o1,use"e,,
three bottles viii eject all that yga aess. ~ ~ az
afileted wh Rheumatic, Ssarage &c 1.ns, os ~
two bottles vii free you fr,m them. Az hsmofs van
,r.aieated froan the blood BY the use .u one W A
,,iss. In short ifyou require aphyse for any par-
mi. 4. th. nost reliable, safe All agreeable 20 the
49, ih.t Las ever been placed within the reAehof The
public.
IT. N Nav. Druggist, sols Agent for Portland, and
- h' - -, a. sale l. SAWYER. ~. d., No. z. Id