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DENTAL sUSsGEuS.

DENTAL oUWOE0Vs
nR Il. 8. BARBER wpaid rcspeot- .rr
II fully inform his patrons and the G
psbiie gsatraily, that he has fitted On llyYYD
handsome suite u rooms. spasinE
rnnither pains orexpenss " make then clcEsst ssd
Afortabir, In the brick buildtug, west eide Of 3D.
Setweeo Main ssd JsAnsss strssts Thaakssl fos
past favors. be soiicits eostisusnee cf the sas(
- All epsrssteas warranted.
sw3sdiy
Dn. =. e. RICKEv,
SURG EON DENTIST,
EyURNlsHKs Bloek Tsssh " eentinseas -
l. esms, ansntsd goA " plstinA,
and al opera'ions ct tAs profession per-
formed with skill ssa dsspassA, ssd ~arsassd.
- Teeth moantsd % 0ssaA Prssha.
Osse On Bioadsas, seswsss - ard ~ stseets,
Kcokuk- meA37-dly
SURG EON DENTIST,
City 9 Keokuk, lows, s,OAbee On Second b., betwees
Main and Jshhson.
DR. H., In addition to the usual
II methods Of ofinsertinx artiheiaiteeth
ID Ia possessim Of the exclusive right 0xlyYY
for thk city u mounting the "cn0tins.
sss gan vosk,' - universally admired for Their
beauty ard cleanliness.
lis y also ns()sins teeth on Gara pereha.
!. W. scToggs'
LUMBER YA0D, kEOKuK.
nN Concert Street.. set~sss 4sA ssd sth street.
Jnorth Of Maia street. A large assrtmsst Of
Lsubss and Dhisgies, Of best quality, always %
hand. Sawly.
3. s. Van & Co..
IRON FOUNDERS AND AACHINIsTS,
NHANUFACTUkERS oG Hasan Engines, drist and
lvl Hsv -Miu Asehinery, wassr Wheels, &C., &C.,
corner Of Sixth sd Disnasss Streets, Keokuk, Iowa
May 81, IsS%.1AAv
Daniel Copson,
MANUFACTURES Of Sash. Doors snd Blinds,
M Eeokuk, Iowa.
All common sizes on hand. and particular sisss
sapplied to order. A liberal discount to country
nsrchants. feb2odIy
EOWA0O 4. FOX,
Csvu Engineer asa S0rvsyoT.
/ nFfICE in kilbasrne' . Block. Nam strert, nea'
| ~ second. Lots laid cut in Reid's, kiibosrne.s
and Massn's Additions. and any other business In
his linz performed With psomptness and accuracy.
Hcok al. June 10, '56---d6m
| THE MCFARLAND 0eOusE,
1 YkONT-S1. ............FT. MADISON, IOWA,
AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated
1 Ii and IL now . large and commodioas establish
sasni oDnvenisnt " the steamboat landing, and II
| the very centre u business.
/ The asdrssigsed hss furnished IL throughoat II
ths very best styls. md trusi1 that long exDrri
saes in the bssinse ~ enable him to give senssa
| satisfAction-
| Os. 80, 1855 aAwu BF. ROE.
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"a w YEN % = = 4,
wiLLiAM WfSrsA. 2roprnkpF
(v0RyRR Second and Ced 49, Fort Mad
~ SON, Iowa.
~ Baggage taken to and from boats Free Of
charge.
- sssess leave this House daily for Ksokuk
and BaYliustou Juue Is, 1850
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UCPARKLIN0 aud bright,
~ In the liquid light

~
- In the liquid light
Is the water in onr glasses.'
Asssrs. Moore Hooper respectfully announce to
their friends and patrons, that they have again put
In operation their fountain, which dispcnses its cooi
and delicious waters. favored With the nectar and
juices of most delicious fruits and flowers. A win.
ter's rest assnahled hessrs. NJ. II. to make ssch
improvements In the manufacturing process, that
they say unhesitatingly u cannot bo surpassed by
any Grated water 10 the world. Call and satisfy
yourselves. Kensmhsr ths place, n Main street.
'.lsshold the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear ~ diamond spark,
mysd In stone basin fcll.''
NOTICE TO nUTLDERa.
A LARGE and we'll selected stock Of Psints, Oils
n Glass, varnish, Ac.. 4c.. on hand and for sale
By MooGE , HooPER, huggists. Main ST., below
Third, consisting in part Of
White Lead. pure No. 4,
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
CO. i: --c.. -.-.... Acsh dr. ard n ~, r.. vi.
in !, :, (, . and 10 n cans.
Copsl varnish,
;spss wS;ss g. %
Glass Of best brands and various sises,
All Of which they willseii cheaper than say other
hou,e in tbs city, for cash ,. -
Give Us Q call. MOORE HOOPER.
September 3. ls55.-d
AANRE uUUFAho dlyceom Otnt@0nlp de-
vl lghfuI article for chspped hands, lips DC. at
MOORE 4 HOOPEkE. on Main,
! rovl7 near Third street.
/ (yENuINE bears Oil. White Stick PomAds, just
1 NJ received and for sale cheap BY
| novl7 : NOOkE HOOPER,
/ TUsT received, supply Of Winter strainsd Lard
4 u OH. superior article. -
uovl7 MOORE HOOPER
TOYS! TOYsl
/ 4 GREAT variety Of Toys, Musical Instrunents
IA Dolls. Ac., for children, ter sale By
fshl11 C1310NT0M = O8nk3.
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Y EokuK Ledge No. -, I. y. o. r.. a<
Nmecb every Maaday night st ~
o'ciock. ~ Odd Psilows' Hall, corner
Fourth and Main streets.
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City Drug Store.
J 4 NJ T. d EYN n q 4. u -.

WhOIes0JE and ReldSI OruQgts{,
pURRuWs' block, south side Main street ,
- kcckuk. Having parchas<d the stock If -
J. 1 y. Y. Stewart and added Il to my preyi-
ous stock, snd having ordered additional sup- -
plies from the East, am enabled 10 oder othe cit
and country trade one Of tho most complete stoek
10 Be fossd in the city. Purchasing glass. .varnish
e., and other leading articles from the manufaetsl
ers, can sell upon the most favorable terms (
Wholesale purchascrs.
Particular attention given to compoundipg phys
eian's prescriptions. inchis
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r AN now prepared u fusnlsh ~ kie1e af uIl11t
! tnsuit bslis on vary short nstioe, eflhera4 &&h
also rs 100 fest II seasoned HemIacs JGx11e.
i JunalAtlf AAMklM8 1A1x0[ (ssN
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NOTICE.
HAVING purchased Of Is. A. wiiiismr: his en-
L tire stock Of aroceries, We will carry on the
above business and sell very low Agures In order 70
make room for Spring stock. For extraordinary
bAsgsns call ut his old stand Mainstreet, between
4tk and 5th.
Also the highest cash price paid for All kinds Of
produce. W. IL. AUSTIN eco.
mch1d
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y. 4. PAfVUaa0N, wu. vuDnNnAn, Wn pAsR0o10a
WM. \. PATTERSON 4 Co.,
1vOANISSlON FORWARDING MBnCAANTl
~ Nus. - sad ~, Lves, Ks,ksk, Ioss.
CsasignmSsts u al kinds u Produces viii rssslv,
Rvmpt an.I personaI attentio0. !
Awgust ~, ts55.-d4wy
=. g. COPEk1M.
LrOkWAkDly6 and Commissioa Asrshaas, whole
u ssle dcaier In 0roeer,ss aaA pYvauss. No. 81 L.
wee, keoksk, Iowa.
n. R--ParlssAar attention paid 70 ~ Forward
ns bseinsss.
April IL. tskA.-AAv
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Merchants Gargling Oil.

This valuable medicine combines the necessary
qualities TO eniiile il TO public favor. Long ex.
perience furnishes ample testimony that Us Lin
i,neni adapted Ia meet the wants and riDergen-
ces OF all classes, Ner6hants Garghng Oh in
its appropriateness 10 both IMAM aud beast, merits
the appreciation with which il is received.
Possessing In high degree the properties Of
an arOdyne and restorative, !, has wonderful
influence over many painful diseases. It's great
efficacy To heal Is Attributable to the chemical
combustion Of The choice ingredients Of which u
Is compounded. See advertisement In another
column.
Read the following notice from "THs Galssbnrg
IA. Democrat, Of Oct. 10, 1885.
We seldom call sueniiun 10 Patent Medicines
eiiioriaily, but from very reliable sources, we
| learn thai "Aif,chant's Garghng Oh" manliac.
iurrd by NJ. Il. Tucesr & Co.. Locspon, N. Y,
! Is an article, as n lninent, emlneniy worthy OF
patronage, and Is fully sustained, by lis use, IN
The III, concentration Of its friends,
II Is n scientific preparation, based upon cheni
cal principles, aud thereby conmends iseli TO tie
confidence oiihe people. II is put up IN pleas
| ant iOnn iOr family Use, and Is an Indispensable
article IN the nursery, rs It's application 10 cases
Of accident and sudden emergency will frequent
ly develop.
The original preparation for animals Is highly
appreciated by the farrier and olten restores by
lis application in cases where ryal iiniment'
| have Jailed.
The genuine article Is sold in this town, whole
sale and retail, by I. Delaro j. Co. Of whom
pamphlets can be obtained gratuitous, showing
lis utility. IS
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VIOLET; on the CRoss AND TIE Crown,
IgM J. Mcintosh, saihor o 4" Tiro Lire,. "
To Seem and To Be-" &c. Bo ton /.
Mes1s. }. p. Jeseti 4 Co.
Miss McIntosh's former works have been
read with great pleasure, and this will be
enjoyed in the same way. 1t opens with a
ihipwrock in which an infant girl Is the on
ly living being leiton the broken ship, which
is taken possession Of by wrecken. One Of
these men Is moved with compassion for the
child, and with his wife cares for il, and
buries the body of the young mother by
whose side 1t is found. A picture and GER
tain other articles found with the infant
would seem to identify it, but when in the
process Of the romance the father ofthe child
is brought to her home, and attracted to her
by her resemblance to his lost wife, the
wreckcr and his wife conclude to conceal the
true facts, and pass the child or as their
own. They, however, permit the real father
TO take her home with him and educate her,
and he would gladly have adopted her as his
own. But to this, her high sense Of duty
will no, allow her to consent, and while she
thinks that she is the child Of the wrccker
and his wife she dOesa she can to improve
them, and devotcs Us much Of her time as
she is allowed to visiting them. This state
Fittings is yiolet's Cross. To tell the Crown
would reveal all the mysteries of the plot,
which is well worth the readers time to I'M
ravcl for himself The character Of Violet is
very beautiful and very well drawn, and the
story is 50 arranged Us to be quite interest
Ing, though, as is to he pardoncd in a ro-
nance, it is little improbable.
We are indebted to the Boston Publishers
wcsuPpose, for q copy sent through the
mail. wesuppose it may be obtain a, Boyd
ems on this side, and Hodsdon's on the SaoC
side Of tho river.
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At Court Of Probate held al Diddeiord. within
aud for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in November, 10 the year OF our Lori eighe n
hundred aud iity.six, by the Honorable jose III
T. Nye, Judge Of said Court:
IN the petition Of Susan T.. Paterson, wido y
" at Nathaniel Paterson, late Of Saco. 10 said
county, deceased, pray ing that administration Ia
the estate o said deceased may be granted to
Seth scammon.
oEpEREp, That the petitioner cite the next OF
kin to take administration, and give notice thereof
~ the heirs OF said deceased and TO all persons ~.
tefesied in said estate by causing copy Of this
order TO lie published ihre weeks success.
siyrly IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, -prini-d
IN BIdietun, N said county, that they may appear
al Probate Court ~ lie holden 81 S.cn, in
sad county, on the first Monday ~ December
next, at ten VI the clork Ia the forenoon, aud
shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted
~ Attest, JOSHUA HsRRicK, LEICESTER.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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NJ q E A "A IL v

Can afford TO be without Mustang Lininent in
their house. The many accidents we are liable
to, may render II Necessary any moment, and
nothing i rspab'e Of performing snch a certain
cure. (Ertraot) Sin lifting the kettle from the
fire IL cdugh, end scaded my hands and person
very seve ely Que hand almos, To crisp The
torture was unbearable. II was an awful sight
Toe Mustang Lini,neni appeared to ex.
tract the pain alrnos, Immediately. |, healed rap.
idly ana ei' no scar ct account. CnAs PosTER,
wonderful article. Il Will Gu e any case Of Swell.
ling. Burns, S,iHJoIn's, Erup,ions or Rheumatism
For Horses Il should never be dispensed with
One Dollars worth of Mustang has lrequen,ly
saved n valuable horse. II cures Galds, Sprains,
Ringboue, SPAWN and Founders. Beirare of i'm.
itotion, Sold in all parts Of the habitable Globe
BARSEs il PARK. Proprie,ors, New York.
lmoIS
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- The Dubuque Republican of the 18th
says. in regard to the noble spirit manifest
ed by the Republican press generally
Within the last week, eleven German pa
pers. which fought valiantly and nobly for
fremou, and Freedom, throughout the cam
paign which has just closed, have ayowsd
their determination to continue the fight for
Liberty, and have placed the honored name
Of John G. Fremont at the head Of their COL
umns as their leader In the battle"
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Real Estate For Sale,

PLEASANTLY situated on SPRINGS Island, the
i Bradbury house and lot, containing 10, la
square feet, fronting ON Main St. ll6 feet Also,
a two tenement house and barn. Thi, lot con-
iains 6J75 square feet, fronting on Main 81. o.
feet, and ~ feet on a street running 10 the rive,
The above Property will be soh At a bargain u
applied for soon. DAVID BARROWS.
Ssco, Nov. %, 1856. 4wIss
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Notice of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS, George Saunders OF Kennebunk
w port, In the County Of York, On the Twrni,
third day of August, eighteen hundred aud III y
four by hi. deed Of that date duly recorded IN ih,
York ReyisIry, Book 23l, page 40, TO which deet
or the record thereof, reference may be had, cou
veyrd 10 fee and 10 mortgage to inr, John Curtis
Of said Kennrbunkpor, To secure the payment %
a'cerain sum Of money, certain piece or parce
OF land, together with the bulding. thereon, stu
sied near the eastern Pier In said Kennebunkpor
being the same premises now occupied by the
said Saunders, and whereas, the conditions oI
said mortgage have been broken and unperiormed,
heIeorr I, the undersigned, hereby give notice,
that on account of the breach Of conditions Of the
said mortgage claim a foreclosure Of the same
under The provisions VI the statute 10 such cases
nsde aud provided JOHN CURTis.
Witness, w. y. MOOR.
KennebunkpOri, Nov. lib, 1886. isow4e
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Has been before the public moro than 20 yean
nd is dcservedly popular in the euro Of
,pavins. Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls. Pol
Evil. Gallons. Cracked Heels. Gall Of all kind'
Fresh Wounds. Sprains, Bruises. Fistula. Sit
fast Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness. Foun
dered Feet Scratches or Grease, Mango, Foo
Rot in Sheep Garget in Cows, Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals. External Poisons, Painfu
Nervous Affections Frost Bites. Boils. Corn,
Whitlows, Burns and Scalds Chillblains. Chap
ped Hands, Cramps Contracfions of the Mus
cles, Swellings. Weakness Of the Joints, Cake
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles. &c.
eH-Pamphlets gratutously furnished by agent
nth Testimonials Of its utility.
All orlers addressed to the Proprstors, N. I
'rcKER d Co. Lockport, N. Y. 49,.
.gror sale by Druggists and Merchants zen
rlly. through the United States. British Posses
;ons. and other Countries And NV
W. c. Dyer G, nirai Block ;rrisram Gilman,
saco, and by Druggists generally Wholesale by IT, u
Hay, Portland Weeks Potter Burr, Foster Co.,
Boston. ~
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Elijah Cunningham, Of Kenne.
w bunkpor, 10 the county OF York, on the yo!'
day Of May, 1854. by lis deed OF that date, duly
rcOrdeJ IN the York Registry, Book 2J!, pss.
59i, TO which deed or the record thereof reference
may be had, convcyeJ In fee ani 10 mortgage to
me, John Cuue, Of said kenn,bunkpor, to
secure the payment Of ascertain .u'n Of money,
a certain piece or PARCEL Of land, together With
the buildings ihcrroo, situated near the Eastern
Pier, In said KennebunkpJr. being the same
premises now occupied by the said Cannineham,
and whereas, the conditions vi said mortgage
have been broken and unpsriorned, therefore, J.,
the undersigned, hereby sive notice that on ae'
counl vi the breach OF conditions Of ihc said mort
gage, claim a foreclosure VI the same under The
provisions VI the statute In such csses made and
provided. JOHN CUhllS'
Witness, w r. Moopr.
Kennebunkpo r, Nov. ii,h, 1886 is3w40
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Election Rstrrps.

MAns.-Ths Augusta Ago Of last week
contains full returns Of the recent State and
Presidential elections. We copy the sum-
mary b. counties, and the vote Of our own
county In detail.
REHABILITATION BY COUNTIES.
Governor -s<pt. President Nc
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OH. YE BALD HEADED We invils tn
aiteni,on ot th,'>e who are bald h~sdsd. an
those who are afraid Of bscvming ~, 90 the ed
verissInenl u Pod Woods Hssr Rssserstcs "a
To day's paper. We are not IA the hsl.li VI put
flag every qu.ck nosiruu, that Is advertised !.
our paper. 10, &c isel % our duty, wh~u we CON.
mcro-s An article that Is god, " LEI the pcvpI.
s.cud under bare pole" spd thsN.,se have ma
us.d the Rssssrsssrs, ,ut think, fine c<r,iic.is
o, b. est IN. r~n be relied upon, iha h must b.
= dr., r.is ssiscls Try u, y. ~bSse asiarsi wig
nesd rjaveosiioa.-l Rockville Rel u,l'c.s.
avs
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Iron "a, WssAinrton star.l

Amonr ths many preparations now In use for the ~
storing press rvns and hesuuying the hair there are
none Nat w- ,An recommend 81 more eonndenee than
pros wcsd's Hair Restorative, now IN gen erai use
Throughout the states. This preparation possesses
the most invsO vany qualities and never falls In pro
duclnx the most happy results when applied according
20 drec ,ps. We refer readers 10 lev OF The In
num.ue cert lcaies which have been sent by parties,
vho have been lsnenttei By asi Who feel happy In
siyiax tssuuony to ITS wonderful Effects produced on
them.
York, and ia MARKET street, -. Louis, Mo.
AGENrs.-h Bidisferd. J. sawyer IN Saco, D.
L. Mitchell. Wholesale Agents In Boston, Weeks Pot
Der. In Portland, %. n. Hay. amosss
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Farm for sale.

TINE subscriber will sell his .,ome farm situated
i in the city VI BidieiJrd, sboui miles from
the factories, on the western bank 81 the Saoo
river, containing i05 acres VI excellent land, u
pan of winch Is interval OF the very bes, kind
/, has about 5000 W. ih of wUOd nd timber, end
has Away. bccn ntrd a. u god hay lsnn," tic
mos, prohlsble prvtuot OF the tanner The huiid.
ings are good and capdciOu., cOnssiins 81 n lane
two slory house, with M ell, q hsrn 121 loO win
a shed the whose length, shelter tor ihs cattle
aud manure. together with voOd.sh.,is, tod house,
csrrisge house, henrry, Nc.
To any one Jesin,u, To eater into gardening
or the milk business, ihl. iarD offer 2uoj induce.
men,s The owner Is only Induced 10 - u iran
desire to retire from active busaess. Trim. easy.
For further information. upply GA isc pf'lulsc. 10
, sewxcow,fJs THOMAS DAY
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Al u Court OF Probate held al Diddeiord, within
and Tor The County-of YorL on the first Monday
oi November, ia the ear Of our Lord, one ihous'
and eight hundred aud iiiy-six, by the Honor
allie Joseph Z Nye, Judge fsaid Court:
MARK WENTWORTH, Guardian Of Julic,ia
wi Wentworth, minor ana grand child Of Salnu.
ii Pry, late Of Lebanon, In said county, deceased
having presented his first account VI Guardian.
ship oI his said ward tor allowance.
ORDERED, That the said Guardian give notice
TO all Perron. Interested by causing copy OF this
orler 10 he published three weeks successfully IA
the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde'
ford, IN said county, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to bc held at Ssco, in SAID county
on the first Monday Of December next, at ten al
he clock In the forenoon aud shcw cause, II any
they have, why the same should not be allowed
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRlcK, Register.
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YORK COUNT
Governor Sp<.

AL the towns except Elliot, Frcmont's
plurality 1899, Piercc's in 1882 1877, Re
publican gain, 3476.
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The Great European
C @ u G. Fl r E NJ E y Y
Prepared by Rsv. Walter Clarke
ron NleA. ME-


Prepared by Rsv. Walter Clarke,
CORNISH, NE.
One Of the hes, Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders Of The pulmonary organs.
Three years have scsrcrly passed since this
truly valuable medicine was introduced INTO this
country, and yet its superiority over every other
Medicine In the cure oi coughs and lung disorders
Is generally acknowledged, in those cases OF
coughs which have long resisted all the usual
remedies, the European Cough Remedy has
schleved It's greatest itiumphs, many OF these
long standing and apparently hopeless cases
yield at once 10 its remedial Power, and Two or
three bottles generally elf CT azure, while Ia re-.
cent cases u single Bottle is generally more than
sufficient. The following certificates are select.
ed from hundreds which might he given.
Remarkable cure Of Phthisic with severe cough
communicated l., General Small, LiIningion cor.
mar Nov. 9Th, 1856.
THIS is To certify tina, for many years suffered
IRON The Phl.ic accompanied with severe and
very distressing cough. My suiierlngs whenever
took cold were very great, aud | could meet
with no Remedy until about two ysaTs ago, when
ired Rev. Waller Carse's European Cough
Remedy. irom which derived immediate benefit,
aud by taking four Bottles was perfectly cured
and have had no return OF either cough or Phihis'
70. sine, rely recommend the European COuSh
Remedy To all sufferers. II has been worth d
thousand dollars To me. GEORGE SMALL.
For ,rle by Tris,em Gilman, Saco, and ut the
Union aud Journal Counting Room, No I, Cen.
iaal block, B,ddelord.
The following Is frum Rev. Edward Davies,
Episcopal Methodist Minister, Scarboro', Me.
Dear Bro. Carke:- Your European Z, ugh
Remedy has been The means Of dong great
deal II good in this region. Many have derived
great benefit iherelrom, one lady who appeared
To be far Pone In nsumpon, was 10 the aston.
ishm,nt Of all who knew her IN a brief period
restored 10 health by It's use. She was very sick,
had dreadful cough, aud raised blood several
times. recommended your European Cough
Remedy to her she took trial bottle, and was
greatly relieved by II. She then procured large
bottle, which completed the cure. She now APP
pears 10 enjoy better health than she did before
she was sick, Of course she feels grateful, aud Is
anxious 10 recommend your European Cough
Remedy 10 all who need such medicine.
Yours, &c.
EDWARD DAVIES.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having wor., belonging 10 the un.
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,asu, To Miss Ruth }. Foss, Of Dayton.
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Mr. George II. Gray, and Mis- Emily Chick, 10th
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Nc. WIN. Shevuell, Of Biddrford. and Miss AIDE
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