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That far OF In the vale,
Breathes her sad song
And the low-slghing gale
~ - a. -.

until it falls like golden dew upon some
weary hear, that returns low sweet echo
to her plaintlve strains; and pkO will miss her
inournful song when she folds her pinions Ger
her broken heart, and bows her head IN deathl
Who will twine the flowers she loved, with
one green leaf from memory's garland,
round her simple urni Alb, who indeed Per-
chance some gentle mourner may, who loved
hlnr
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ID Il e ID,

the residences OF his father the 10Th OF February
JAMS MoCANPBELI second OF J. n. McCampoel, OF
Marshall county Mississippi aged four,een years. one
month and twenty DAYS.
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wfRs WANTED.-A good small
A4S---ase SAFE, secOnd-handsd, By
march5-d1w Corner Broad and Cherry streets
49,. RAGS.-I will paw 81 cents
E-ASsS4 Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rars.d
nv Rag Store on the Northeast corner the
Square. woOleE and silk Rags are not %; wanted:
dec25 w. s. WHITMAN
ws@R. TO PRINTERS.-We have
a IT, a good Super Royal Press, nearly new and
DECEIT SMITH, CAMP CO.
NEW BOOKS.
THs STAR AND THE CLoUD; Or, Daughter Love. By
A. S. Roe author Of "Long Look Ahead"
TIE GOLDEN LEaAcY. story Of Lies Phases ny
Lady.
IvoRs By the author OF "Amy Herbert" In two vols.
tbs HOUSEHOLD Angel DISGUISE by Leslie.
KArHrE BsASDE. Firsside History Of quiet Life.
DoRE By Stroller in EaroPe.
s'My Dress is splendid you behold,
Blazing with the rudy goi."-FABsT.
NEw GRExADA. Twenty Months in the Andes.
TIE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS REGIsTNR, 1851.
Just received by Express, and forsale by
mara BAG CHARLES W. sNIrH.
New Sacred Music.
THE NEW GAMBIA sACRA. for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
THE SOUTHERN HARMONY, for saleby
| CHARLES W. SMITH
THE NATIONAL PsALMIsF, for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH
MAsoS's SACRED HARP, Tor sale by
/ CHARLES W. SMITH
THE SHAWN, and several other Ike popular works, for
sal. by CHARLES w. sNYTH.
Hymn Books.
THE CHURCH PsALSnsT, used by the New School
Presbyterian Church. large supply for sale cheap by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
Ihave also lot Of the Christian Hymn Books on hand.
milo BG
The Heavens and Earth at Glance.
supply of Globes Celestial and Terrestrial, OF thrse
different sizes, on hand and for sale by
| march6 CHARLES W. SMITH.
Fine Paintings.
A few beautiful Paintings, Canvass, for sale BY
ro.rcbs CHARLES W. SMITH.
Papier Mache Chess and Centre Tables.
One each Of the above for sale by
march0 CHARLES ," SMITH.
Chessmen, Backgammon Boards, &C.
All prices, for sale by
march6 CHARLES w. SMITH.
Calendars,
With Rollers new style, for saleby
march6 CHARLES w. SMITH
Inkstands.
Several varieties cfInkstands, for sale by
march6 CHARLES ". SMITH.
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AFuRrHgR SUPPLY OF KAsEs ARJTic ExPE.
DTTION Just received BY CHAs ". SMITH.
NIL
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RICH SPRING GOODS!
W. A. & J. G. McCLELLAND
Are now opening magnificent stock Of SPRING GOODS,
purchased mostly from hr and through large auc-
tion SAFES, and will be sold at a small advance.
Dress Goods.
Rich silk Robes; FtF
Rich Striped Silks;
Rich Ohene Striped Silks; e.s ---eHs
Rich striped Foulsrdsi
Rich Plaid Foultrds;
Rich FL uncsd Fouards:
Rich Plaid and Plain Foulards;
Elegant Grensdine Robes;
Elegant BerSge Robes; -
Elegant Chaiie Robes;
Elegant Black Silks and Plain Silks
Elegant Tami<e Cloths, for mourning;
Elegant Bombazines, Challies, &C.
Lace Goods. -
Handsome Lace Sets Collars;
Embroidered Handkerchefs; Val. Collars, &C.
Shawls and Scarfs.
Handsome Stella shawIs;
Handsome Palm Shaws;
Handsome Cashmere ShawtS;
| .r Handsome Grenadi1e Sha wiz;
Handsome Mourning Stella shawls;
IL Handsome Grenadine searfs;
Handsome G ash mere Scarfs;
Bersse, in JOB, Scarfs-
Domestic Goods.
have everything in this line that can be called for
English and American Prints sheeEgs, Domestics Tick
| ings, &C
Bell Factory Goods for Servants.
epcOnstansy hand these celebrated Goods for
Servants, striped and Pain osnaburgi Plli Domestics
| &C., &c. I'D.
Window Shades.
We have a handsome assortment OF these Shades for
! Windows and the Trimmings.
would call the attention Of our friends and thetrede
generally stock this Spring, unusual pains have
| haa ayani in fhair
! mil vi. a J. G. McCLELLAND.
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THE wINCHEsrER HOME JOURNAL,

THE WINCHESTER HOME JOURNAL,
An Independent Literary and Agricultural Newspaper,
published weekly, at Winchester, Tenn. VIM j. SLATER
Publisher and Proprietor, LEWIS MErcALEE, Editor Terms
81 90 per snnum.
The Journal has large and increasing circulation and
offers Inducements IS an advertising medium lmll
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New Books by Express.
HENRY LYLE, or L,fe and Existence, By Emilia Mar
ryatt daug hter Of Q Aptain Marryatt.
THE PUDOLEFORD PAPERS or HumOrs Of the West,
by H. H. Riley with Original Illustrations.
THE QUADRoON, ora Lovers Adventure in Lousi-
ana, by Capt. Mayue Reid
The Laughlbe Adventures of Messrs Brown Jones and
Robinson With Comic Engravings.
DON BERNARDO's DAUGHTER, or Love, War and
Adventure by W. Harrison Aims worth.
Just received and for sale by HAGAN 4 BRO,
feb1O 80 Market st.
HARPEg's NEW PAPER -R,upey's Weekly, a Journal
Of Civilization first number 500 copies just received Sub
scription received and single eopiessoldby
feblO HAGAN BRO, Agents.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER, Weekly Newspaper. Sub
scrptions received and sin gle numbers sold by
feblO HAGAN Bro, Agents.
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION, and "BallOu's Pictorial
Newspapers" for sale by
febl0 HAGAN BRO, Agents.
HAGAN BRO, Market street, have just received a
large supply ofexra heavy and very fine Cap Paper ruled
andunruled. Also assortment Of fine Wrapping and
Manila Papers which they invite buyers In want Of
good article at low prices. HAGAE 4 BRO,
feb1O 80 Market street.
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oIE00nOE50 Gardens.
RO0reFiIlG House.

CHAs. MILiERA co. have opened the sb1ve Gardens,
~ west Of the FrAukin Tarnpks she CTS Hospital
where refsthmentz nay be obtained. mareA4
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For 81. Louis.

TrHE splendid steamer ELLA. q TH
Il j. n. wKAvrR Master, viii leave EEEDHFf4tf=
for The above port and all intermedi =
lsndngs TOM oRo Wednesday lin inst II selves
P. NJ. Fortnight or passage Apply on board, OF 70
raArchI0 A HAMII.l ON. AEsnt.
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But she VIII head them not
And stl as sweety sleep, unnoced and forgot.
But adieu, my kind, unknown friend
Should we meier clasp hands, in this world,
may our purified spirits meet and recognize
each other IN brighter and better onel
CLARA,
Birdsnest Cottage NashyiIle
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81, 600

Worth Of Piece Goods just received comprising an s1
ensve stock Of Cloths Of various coors and Of the finest
texture Also Black and Fancy French English and Amer
lean Cassmeres aud yesngs in the greatest variety All
adapted to the Spring trade and made up to order in the
latest style.
"HARvEr is still at his board.
mil CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
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A LSO, Just receive a large lot of IRISH POTATOES,
II Meshanoc, London La ly, Late, Red aud Forward
NIL K. @, DANDY.
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FOR CAIRO.

VNHE elegsntU. s.MailPaeket, CITY orA -
Il OF HUNTSVILLE, Captain Wash. Hl45 j
WKAyuR will leave for the above and
all intermediate landings THIS DAY, the llti inst at 1
o'clock NJ For freight passage apply on board orto
mArchIl A L. DAVIS, u. 5. Mali Packet Once
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w. It. Il. & Co. have also on sale
Tue ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORE's LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENTS, in vols. 1s no.. cloth.
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TIVE splendid passenger steamer6 1rl -
Il o CLINE, CARTWRIGHT, Master, KI1EELE'7lltlea j
viii leave for Meuphs GA MONDAY ,sua14zzzz
Ion, At u echoes Al. for freight passage apply on
board or 20 maFchi0 A. l., ID .Nis, Agent.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, SS.-A;a Court Of County Commission
ere, begun aud held nj Allied. for and within
The County of York, on The third TUESDAY o.
May, A. D. 1857.
Oh tie iorrgvlns Petition, IL, considered oy
the Commissioners thsi the petitioners are ~
.ponsible and that they ought Ia DO hesri tonen.
inI the matter set forth In their petlion,. and
hrIefore order, That the petit ionen give notice 70
all ners,n. and corporations Interested, that the
County Commissioners will meet Of the Saco
House, Ia Saco, In said County Of fofx, on
Monday the 2ilh day OF August, A, ID 1897, VI
10 O'Clock, a. NJ, when they will Proceed 10 view
tie route ret fVrth Ia the petition, and inn,ed'ae-
ly after such view, at some convenient place 10
the vicinity, will give u hearing 10 the Paiiies,
and their Witnesses Said nolice 10 be BY causing
copies OF said petition and this order u notice
thereon, 10 be served upon the iowa Clerk
VI Sa,o IN said County Of York, aud al.oby post
ing up copies II the same IN three public PLACES
III each Of saio towns, and puhlishing The sane
ihve weeks sue '-rsively in the Union & East
ern Journal, unewspaper printed 10 Blfdelord, 10
said county OF York, the trst Of said pull locations,
aud each OF The other notices 10 be at least thiny
days beio,e The lime OF said meeting, that all per
.Uns may then and there be present and skew
csu,e, isny they have, why the prayer Of said Pc
thin should nO, he granted
Attest, JAMES 0. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
Copy oi,he Petition aud Older Of Court thereon
Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE

YORK, SS.-Ai Court Of County Commission
ers, hegun aud held ut Alfred, for and within
the Comfy OF York, On the third Tuesday ol
May, A. D. 1857. ,,
On The foregoing petition, Il 10 considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re-
.pon,,bIe and thai they ought tobe heard touch.
,iiy the matter set forth In their petition, AMI
therefore order, That the petitioners give notice
10 all per>ons and corporations Interested, that
the County Commissioners will mtet al the dwell.
ling hvu. uf James Il. Haley, 10 Dayton, in said
county Of York. vn Tuesday, the 2alh day VI hu.
gust, A. d. 1857, at l0u'clock, A NJ, when they
will prvcrrd ~ view the route sci forth 10 the Pc.
iiiion, and Immediately after such view, al some
cuuyrnien, place in the vicinity will give hear.
ing Ia the parties, and their witnesses. Said no.
lice to be by causing copies Of said petition and
this order of q dice thereon, 10 be ser'ed upon
the Town Clerks Of 8 ,co, Biddeford aud Dayton,
in said County Of York, aud also Ivy posting up
Copies Vi the came in three public places In each
Of said towns. and publishing the same three
weeks successfully Ia The UnlOa and Eastern
Journal, n newspaper printed IN Bdd-iord 10 said
county Of York, the first Of said publications, and
each of the other notices 10 be III least thirty day.
Is,ore the Tine Of said meeting, that oil persons
NAV then aud there lie present and shew cause,
lf any they have, why tie prayer Of said petition
''''' Atiesi, JAMES o. McINTIRE, Clerk.
Copy orihe Peiilion and order ef Court thereon
% Attest, JAMES U. MCINTYRE Clerk.
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Dtatbs.


In Ksnnsbunsport June 81, Francis Otis, only child
of i.,ael and hsIy A. DO-nins, aged year, months
and Is days.
Though cast down, we're not brsakeni
Though afflicted, not alone
Thou didst give, ami thou hast taken,
Bisssei Lord-Thy will Dc done
In this city, 9th inst Mrs rusannsh Kimhali, aged
81 years lVth inst. Mary, daughter VI seth .ni lea
bella Watson. aged 4 mO0ths.
In wslsrborO', 10Th inst, Cyrus ROblnsoo, aged 30
years.
In saeo, May II, Sarah A., daughter Of Joseph and
Amanda Stevens, aged IL years
In WstsrbOrV', VI CJnsauItiOn. Mr.. joseph W. Al
leu aged Il years, u Mr. Ivory Akin, % W. -
April 10Th, Of consumption, Miss Vienna ia ley sx~
n years, daughter % Mr. John ssgley. Of W., MAJ
29lh, Mr. nO-ss cry hsid, Agvd ~ yrArs.
In York, 2Ah ult., JOa.ihan s. bArrel, ksS., age
IS years.
Ia Ber~les, Mrs, MlrsDis II. vile % Mr. Charles
w shss, Agssl IS years. kiiIh, AGED years, mos
MARY, aged years, mouths bOlh daughters VI the
above Thus, on The dsy, the siis aud IuO
children taken FROM Their relatives aud ffiends.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

WORK So, May %, 1851. Taken on an execu
i lion 10 which Alfred w WsIker, of kitirry
ia SAID County is Creditor and will bc soii al pub
lie auction, on Monday the 22d day of June, A
D. 1857, at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon, NJ the office
of Slii,ian B. Allen, E.quir, SAID Kiiiey, all
The right in equity that John O'ConnOr, Of said
Kiltery, had on the li'h day oI August, ID 1855
al 2 o'clock, p. NJ, (being The time the same was
attached on mesne prO,e',)T fedeemns Ger
tain lnorivaged real estate, lying ia said kileH,
being the prmscs aud hail llng, then occupied
BY the laid O'Connor, aud bounded Nuthci!y by
land Of Jesse Phllhrirk; Ea>lerly by land former.
" Of Ehenrzer Fernsld Sou,hcry by lsni al
the 9Th School District IN Kr'cry, sud lanl 81 j..
srph Keen, aud Westerly by land 81 the laid Jesse
Philbfick, containing about one fourth Of az acre
with the buildings thereon stamping. Sad pUpr,.
" is subject To mortgage TON. i. M0ulion aud
q. b Moulion, ofPor,s,noulll, n. H., the par,c-
ulars Of which, conditions Of safe &c, wall be-
made known AT The time of the sale.
3w22 NATH'L q. MBRSiiALI., Sheriff
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Al a Court Of Probate held at York. within
aud Hthe County II York, On The hrsi Tuesday
IN June, Ia the year VI ou' Lord elgui.rn hun.
dred aud seven, by the honorable kd-
ward T. BOu'ne judge, VI SAID Court:
an the petiirOu Ut Alexander rhompSuu, Guar.
~ dlaa " Charles II Thon.,~On, a m,nor aud
cb,ld VI William Thumpsua. late ol Dedhsn, IN
the County Vt Hsacrk. devedssd, rvpre-eniing
Thai said MINOR h. seized aud p,Ss~ssed Vfthe fol-
lowing Described real estate, viz atbci VI land
~ Orlaad, Ia the said cOunly Of HdncUcs, more
full, described IL his said pe'llloa.
That an advsniag eVus offer y, one hundred and
CIV dollars has hevn made BY Andrew Annot, OF
Ellsworth, in said county wh'ch oder u Is iVr the
i,,rrr., II oil CONCERNED immeJla,rly 10 accept
snd the prv~e,is Vt sale 10 I've put "ui ou inierrst
Of the beae6i of The said minor, aud pray i1g thai
hcrass m.y be srnied hhn ,o sell aud convey
the Interest Aforesaid secVriag ~ the statute IA
a such cases made and Provided
OapsHsp. That the p<llioaer give notce thereof d
al. p<r,oas Interested In sNd estate BY causing eopy
Of this order 70 be paeAshei IN the Union and Mas.
,ru JouruAl pfniei Ia Biitefori, In said County. %
thrr~ v.<As saccessvsly, thai they nay appear 81
Probate Cosrtto BE- held 81 4. bsrusek In sail coanty
tA> drss Tuesday In JAY next. h ten sf the eioel
mn the fossn,oa, and shss cause, u any tAsy have
WV The prayer % sAi pstiSa shoali MT Be granted
Il a Attesi,-fn>eis BAeos, k-s,stst.
A uss sopy - Aussi.-faAss" bAsss' kss's'sf.
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A Retired Physician,

/woss sanis Of lifs have nearly Iun OUT discovered
4 uhi,s In The kAst Indies, q esrtAn euv ibr Con-
Isumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
II GENERAL psoiity. The remedy vas discovered ~
him When HE only child dia liter, Vas given up 10
] die lie had heard much of the wonderful restors-
i've and healing qualities q preparations made frvn
The kAst lniiA Hemp. and the thoaght occurred to him
hal he might make remedy Gr hs child. lie studied
hard and suecceei n realizing his wishes. HIS child
cured and 10 pyv alive and yell He has sinos "a
mnist<rvd The voDdxrful remedy 10 Thousands Of SUI
isrers In al pArss u the vos and he has hed
In mailing th<n oo@piss<y hs.iihy and happy. wish
Ind - do much good ssbis, b. gu s>ai 10 sach
VI liz Aictod klios-bslnEs request 10, this reeips
vilh ali and sxpeii dre<,ioos ior making NJ, snd
sucecssiuiy using o. lie quir~s zach sppiicshi 10 In
else hun oos sning-thrv~ GEMS - Be rvturned q.
postage o. the recys asd the rmAnJsr Be spplird
10 the payment VI this advertisements. Addrvss,
Dr.. n. JAMES, 10 Grand street, Jsrs<y ciy, N I
Jsr-sy.
n. B-Ds. n. James has nsither once noe agent
In Mes YeSs, - soms have prstsadsd and sivsrsis 4
81. me rsevs 10 ss..t frVu so yiAcs bui Nc. 10.
Grand strs<s, Jsrs<y civ, N Js's<y. ~
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Save your Money
BY BUYING
Perry'S Patent Lamps.

A new Improvement, and
the bee, Lamp In the known
world 10 burn chenp oil 80
grease. giving a beautiful
md brilliant light at fc. pei
hour. equal to Two co'nIn,n'
lamps These Lamps are
for sale at Is per cent lower
than Uford's Patent, be-
sides being an easy Lamp
10 trim and keep clean, and
Eor common use about house
To be found at T. l. MUIR
PHYS Paint 81 Oil Store
1857. %
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Notice 10 Contractors.

THE Subscribers invite proposals for building Q
Parsonage House ia Lyman, near the Con
gress,ionsi Meeting House, according to plan'
In our possession
Proposals will be received for digging cellar
and putting in cellar wal, embracing tue under
pinnlng, and fitting cellar wall Tor building.
Proposals Tor the Carpenter work must embrace
the frame, ana all the work 10 complete the House
And proposals are also wished, stating the price
Er building The same complete, by the use o.
,'SLAr WORK" for the walls, as Is now sometimes
prac,iced. Said proposals may he made, either
orally or in writing, previous to the 22J day
Of June next, to either VI the subscribers who
will give the desired information in regard 10 the
plan Of the hull ling.
DIMON ROBERTS,
DAVID CURRiER, Committee.
JOSEPH d. PALMER.
LYMAN, June 2, 1867 3w23
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To the Honorable County Com.
missioners for the county OF

THE undersigned Inhabitants OF said county re-
| spectlully represent that the public CONVEX.
,.ncs and necessity require, that n new road OF
highway should b. laid out snl constructed lroi'
the new road, 20 called, IN Saco, in said county,
beginning OF its mouth. near Marx sawyer
thence running north westerly 10 SdCo mNer'
hence IN same direction across said River TO the
Civ of Bidjrord thence IN same direction To The
d ,yiou line, thence IN same direction near the
vijov Biai.drIrs h0tI-e To mar Simon Meserves'
house in said DAYTON. thence in The same north.
westerly direction TO point near Daniel 3. Hills
ia Dayton, thence 10 the same direction 10 ine
limerick road, so called, near Joshua hilis
house IN laid Dayton. ,.
Yuur petitioners therefore pray that said route
NAV be viewed by said Commissioners aud such
vrd.u and deere = made, as law and justice may
reauire, and that said wav may be located.
JOHN GAINES and 81 Others.
Saco, April 4, 1857.
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WORLDS BLESSING.
DR.. ]. q. N. ooUlp's

hbeonatlc, Neuput z - aee Spsoet batms
Iaisrvd according 10 act II conrrss- In the ys.r
lsS6, In ths Cisrks once Of The p'szst cear,
% Massachusetts
I'VE would call the attention % the public On ths Won
dsrnI pr~y<f.tioo, used only sxt<ru.l appii-
ssion, shIeh 10 . remedy, In frV0 IA 10 -
azure, removes The ssvsfssi palm In ~ nnssss, cad
csraeai.s are daily received By the doctor, Of The
alshs.t Insulation. He this day rsssvsd the I'd.
ssingi-
DsAa STA - Ever since this sesson Of the Legislature
omsBee, have been severely sfiieted siih InnAsa
nory kbeunaiism- I eApsLied much money without
Obtaining any relief uhenODs OF oar hspfesshs.asus
rOusht bottle " Jour Rheumatic b&lm," aud
rOu It's hrst application the pain began " decrease,
md an suaosi sotlrsy frss IRON the Anietioa.-
foa are that ordered sH bottles more, shch
uslribas-, among suffering hlsois, and In every In
'tsnss has Afforded Immediate rslsf isiu give THIS
testimony ths worth Of your medicine. unsolicited, NJ
asshI tOssn VI my appreeiAloa ofyear snieavors 10
i,olAs the pain and anguish " your kllos-usn.
Very respectfully,
W EP nA-KELL,
Clerk Mass. House Rsps.
Dr.. J. ID. N. Gould, East Abingdon, Mass
Mr.. 8. l. Card, . resident % Portland, Who has ben
ated 9Th SerofA for the last thrvs ye~rs, sansring
IoassaasutIy much pain, and whose nsht had b.
sone ami lame that 10 uss very dncalt fof him
10 r.se his hand has head, 10 Pat on and t2ke on
Goat without assistance, and sho has usd m.ny sInds
q msiciBs, wiThOuI asT fa'Orabs eject -ss indae-
% Try Dr. 0Oaa's Rheumatic Balm, ~ which Appuea-
he twenty minutes restored 10 The use sfhis
arm, and can noe use IL freely.
Mr. Card RESIDES In Alder street, and you'll be happy
TO recommend W those similarly afflicted. Il may be
said wh truth thai u 10 indesd the Wsrifs BisssisE.
No. II, Alisr s., Portland, Ne. l. CAkD
Dmee and Laboratory, Ne. IL Ia Sehssi
street., Bsstss.
Sold by Trlsra,n Gilman, oSco Dr.. J. Saw
yer, BJdelUrd, and all the prlnclPal Druggists In
the state.
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REALTH AND sTRENorH
On. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BITTERS

rs the best Medicine used Coz Spring and Summer
complaints. Ia has been more literally patrcnised
than any other ever established this country. 10 ID
The sane kichArdsons Bisisrs vhleh has restored
many invshls ~ health thrvughout the Nss knxlAni
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