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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
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A AGENT for pr A. n. Steiner Offer Al pt,vst. d. Z
- he following descrhed fatmti
| flt'-ihe FERN on which Jacob omwiok rsiiSss "A.
onina the City Df Tdn, aad on the pinnh Road ss5i.
vom ttrmont 70 ypner sandusky This Form contaihs
tfee hundred and ervvn ai aufts about nn hhhfS si
cFhr OF which ctalcd Hhd undsr good irnc rrard cri-
uNauh, md 10 nhy 10 not funsspd h nnv u ne rnurtv
hcng mostly River hoiiomi the remainder s heavily tim
befed and nl under ienrina The sgndutky River frna
PER- Of iti Eastern boundary.
The improvements consist Of good log Dwein no TIons.
nduhcr nccesin out huiidnrs, unda we'll or ets,ir
lrnr une farm s enod hcn or hard and Az vonn
orchards " e choicest ruis planted f,af wears aru fbi
afn Tor lrrhy Of soh location and other ndvsrtse. a.
one ot The most desirahlo be found and viii b- dl,Iss
/ " desired, 20 luii purohasef,
sccond-Ihe fafm, containing 100 acrts on whoa Lara
mihh Miller resides n Adams tuwnsln hinhihr te tii
sge oi Lowell on che Portland road and ne csde
em hegubeto Green Springs, about hfoe mics fom ths
hetVcep 6y and syly acres Of this tract are ca,os ana
under cultivation, che halruce heavily tnhsfc with bsek
walnut poplar and oihet valuable timber The soil no.
w black lonm, and Of Che hust quality.
rs we'll wnerrd BY nevcr.faina sprlna ana t,rssu 49,
The improvements consist OF new nhd substnntinl Tr,.
House nnd oihct out huiing and an on hard of ololc
hlil planted four years ago.
lhr-A irlct of one lrndrrd aud sisiv acres In Adnt
own.hri .Wolnue the above tract about thirty acres df
which ore olenr md under vaon, the remainder
N hmhcr,d with valuable timber. small straan passes
Through This ttart, and lhc soil s of fr.t quality
Any mtihvr dcscpiion uf those lends is deemed
iay, nsnerons dcsug ot purchasing will OF couria exam
Inc ot themselves. which tlrvcan DO by caV on ctiet III
We icnuns ahoyo nemod tho Agent IN Ih oiio.rof
whom VIII show The rromiscs. Tcfms wade rnsv
Wan, od ~, 07sm LEWIS nALrHEtL, Arp
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
NOTfOE.

iAT have takeu trarsior Of an the outstanding ao
connts on tht books Of Thomas Carter kept 10 his bns
ness Of selling Boots and Shoes THIN Civ Ohio from
April ltthi 1855 70 June 22d, 1851 thai have duy author
lied possession Q said books for the purpose Of settling
aeeoanti and viii be pleased 20 persons having unsettled
accounts on he sans, AZ my new place Of husinogon Wash
Ialr 10, 5saf THOMAS RIA.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

VEGETABLE OIL.
AMlLlEs rely getting the purest article made
II ALSO, Fluid Lamps In great ynrieties, AZ
sep95'57 YERK'S EMPORIUM.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT.
.ssA T HAVE several Houses to Rent for the year be
Huh. i ginning April first, 1883.
-klsA. jn2O.tf J. c. LEE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19

0O Half Barroh Hess Is do NhN Fishi IOhAlf ursss
~ Pirksse 40 hsfbOHcls Trout an wnlanisd Ins and
rfs'A 4. ibi~l ~ blsNlHA kcaR
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-19
riffin Retan MarIret.

Corsoted weekly, ~ H. A. BusKtRK 3 Co. whole
BALE and Retail delsts ia Groceries and produce OF u
kicds. shawhanis Block, Tidin o,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

RELIGIOUS MEErIS0s.-The religious inter
est in our city and in Saso has in no wise dimin'
;shed. but so far as we can learn from inquiry
and observation, is deepening and extending
The churches in the two places were unusually
well filled the last Sabbath, and some thirty or
more persons connected themselves with the va
rious church organizations on that day. Ihe
morning and noon union prayer meetings con-
,inue TO be well attended, and the religious IN
t,r,,, promises to continue for a considerable
,.riod. The revival here, as well as elsewhere
seem. to lie free in a good degree from those
mental and physical e,haustiOns which have
sometimes been Characteristic of revival seasons
and being so, We regard IL as one Of most hope
full character. and likely to do great deal oil
GOOD.
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DIsDo


In Biddeford, 3Oth ult., lie Roy, son OF Joseph
and Ann Smith, aged 10 months and l6 days.
In Lyman, 9th ult., Miss Serena l.. daughter
Of the late VIM. Dow, aged q years. ith,
James Drown, aged IS years. Goth Mrs. Mar
tina Hanson, aged 81 years, 8 months.
In Portsmouth, March 20, Mrs. Bridget
Townsend, aged a years, wife Of Mr.. Richard
L. Townsend. March u, Mr.. Joseph bennett,
aged 60. March %, Mrs. Sarah Ann Spinney,
In boston, March 80. after short illness,
Miss Margaret Alderman. formerly Of Ports.
In Kittsry, March %, Samuel odiorne. ESQ.,,
aged SO. He has been attached to the U. b.
Navy Yard at Kittery station for about % years.
In Pennington, Mr.. Amos yarney, OF the
Society Of Friends, aged about 81.
I'm Dover, Mr.. Paul Burnley, aged SO years
March %. Jane Hacking, aged 4 years. child OF
Mr.. Thomas Hacking. March "a, Mr.. Ezra
Haskell aged ". 2Sth ult., Marriet Elizabeth,
only child of VIM. ). and Ann NJ. Mute, aged
4 years and months.
In Freedom, Feb. !, Capt. Peletiah Foss,
aged about II years.-Also, Feb. 10, widow OF
the above aged about 20 years.
| In Wakefield, Mrs. Betsey Hutchins, aged %
years and months.
In Embden. Maine, Mr.. Levi Berry, aged IL.
lie was born in Darlington, y. H., and his IA
ther Benz. Berry, Is new living. in his goth year.
Mr.. Berry moved to Embden II years ago.
| In Lowell, at the residence Of her brother,
Hon. Tappan Wentworth, 18th ult, Mrs. Dor.
othy j., widow of Thomas J. Roberts, late Roll.
insiord, aged 40 years.
DIED, in Bodiga. Call, Feb. llth, Mr.. Thad.
deus d., son OF the late Ransom and Susan
Ripley, Of Paris, Me-, aged 20 years and 8 mos.
Our dear beloved brother sleeps his last sleep
in lonely spot on the shores Of the Pacific far
rery far from all his heart held dear In life. The
waves of old ocean murmur q reqwum over his
lonely tomb. No friendly hand may plant flow
ers over his grave, or drop tear TO his memory
on the sod that covers him but he sleeps as
soundly in his lowly bed. as the King with his
gilded mauseleum. May he rest In peace. lie
den departure.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09
MANDNlsD0

In Biddeford, 18th ult., by Levi Loring, Jr.
ESQ, Mr.. Reuben Doans and Miss Susan j
Benson, all Of Biddeford;
In Portsmouth, 9th ult., by Horace Webster
Mr. BENJAMIN Davis, of Mulberry Green, Iowa,
to Miss Josephine MoultSh. Of Rittery.
In Umpqus Co.. Oregon Territory, Jan. Z, Ed,
win p. Drew, ESQ, Indian Agent, formerly Of
Dover, N. H., to Miss Alice Crosby, recently OIL
st. Louis, Missouri.
In Dover. 25th ult., Mr.. James w. Hanson
TO Miss Margaret Simons. 18th. Mr.. Winslow
Barrows TO Miss A. Ellen Carney.
In Freedom, 28th ult., Mr.. Gardner Brook,
to Miss Elizabeth A. Wood. Mr.. SilAs Brook,
to Miss Hannah T. Gentleman.
In Milton. 2lst ul,., Mr.. Jonas Laskey oil
Milton, to Miss Sarah A. finall az Dover.
In Portsmouth, Mr.. Pierpoint Hsnscom Of
Kittcry, to Miss Julia A. Greenleaf OF Boston,
Mr.. Nathaniel Weber OF York, to Mrs. Eliza
Taylor of Lawrence, Mass.
In Boston. Mr.. James w. Heard Of Boston,
to Miss Julia A. Baker Of York.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09
A PROCLAMATION TO TIE LADIES.

wAEREAs, IL appears that the days OF right, honor
and integrity are fast fading away, and WliEREA,
tn. un.erupuous and ignorant are daily taking adsan
tage Of the prufound and learned, BIZ Ut Known
TIiEREfORE, to all, whether MAIDS, WIVES, OF
WIDOWS, that DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are ALONE the certain panacra for the trouble incident
10 female disorganirAton they ALONE correcting Al
painful menstruaton, assuagng all papitatons OF the
heart disturbed sleep, pain In the side, and causing
health and happiness to the whole sex more especial!
"a the MARRIED. PORTlON, 40 they are certain Il
bring on the monlhly period with regularity. AM
WHEREAS, these FILLS are purely vegetable and
free from minerals, therefore perfectly harmless u
their operations, and wholly unlike other medicines
thrust upon the public, purporting to effect the objects
already detailed. THEREFORE, BE 1T Known
that NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DR. CHEESE
MAN will accomplish the desired object, when DisAf
POINrMENT has been experienced under the regime
Of OTHER FILLS and the LADIES will cause thii
PROCLAMATION to spread amongst them, to theil
own everlasting benefit promising that said
PROCLAMATION In one case must be considered
NULL and VOID that 10 tn say, that THE PILLS
MUST NOT be taken when any female 10 In an INTER
ESTING CONDITION, otherwise a MISCARRIAGE
will be the inevitable result.
Explicit directions, TO be carefully read, accompany
each LoN. Price ST. sent by mail on enclosing 81 u
DIR. Cornelius l.. Cheestman, Box i,aJl, fost once
New York City. Sold ~ one Druggist In every towr
ia the United states. Given under my hand aud seal
q. l. cIiEEsEMaN.
II. n. HUTCHtNGs, General Agent Cor the United
States, l65 Chambers ct, Ne~ York, TO whom al
Wholesale Orders should be addressed.
= - Mitchell. Agent, saeo. Dr. A. Sawyer, Agent
Biddslord. lyrS5
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tn, Colias NsamsAips.-The sale Of these
steamships was one OF the greatest sacrifices
of property on large scale. ever made In the
United States. The claims against the theree
ships, il all are allowed. only amount to
ss5o 900, and $4,000 Of this Is disputed,
and probably will not DO required. II all the
claim. allowed, the purchasers will only have
10 paw 500, 900 for the three ships. while the
Adris,ir, which must DO nearly as good As
new. cost considerably more than million
dollars, and the value OF the three must be
over two millions. There was only one bid
NJ the sale.-TrarslIsr.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

II Mr.. S. X. Niles has purchased the en-.
tire interest in V. d. Palmer's Advertising
Agency. He has been connected with Mr.
Palmer since ls49, and takes charge of the
business with the unqualified recommends
ton Of the retiring proprietor.
We have settled our accounts with the
Boston Agency with Mr.. n, since his con-
nec,ion with the Agency. and have uniformly
found him polite, obliging, and correct in his
business. We place his name as agent Of
our paper instead Of Mr.. V. B. Palmer, with
pleasure. and hope that he may find profit
and pleasure in carrying on for himself the
business which he has had so long in charge
of Mr.. Palmer.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

OLp WELLS REDHExEp.-The morning
light is breaking. The republicans Of Wells
carried their town at the municipal election
on Tuesday Of last week. electing. in severe
contest the following republican officers:
Ssssamen, William 'Gooch, Joseph S,orer.
Jedediah Robbins.
Treasurer. Samuel Rankins.
Topn agent, George Littlefeld.
SaAool Committee, Rev. G. G. Tucker. }.
Hubbard. Democrat was elected Town Clerk.
without opposition.
Well done Wells. We welcome her into
the Republican ranks, and next to Waterloo
TO assign to her the place Of honor.
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dicating that he was probably injured BY the
heavy charge. The gun WA heard through
the city, and at the Navy Yard. ~ 't' 30
This horrid affair. in town which has pass
ed seventy. years without any Incident to
compare with Il, Eve refer TO the murder In
Frenehmsn's lane, in 1881 has created no
little excitement. While the unhappy man.
who when not under the influence Of liquor
Is represented to be . very quiet man. Is sui
fering for his offence. the eyes OF the pubic
are being awakened to the real cause, the
aiders and abettors Of nearly oil the crime
and misery among us and they fnd il in
the miserable rum holes. from which infuri-
ating madness Is retsiled out for the dimes
which ought to be used for the comforts and
happiness Of domestic Life.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

Fatal Aseidssi.-oa Monday, As Albert A.
Gould, a brakeman on the Boston and rrov,.
denee Railroad, was attempting to shaekie
two cars together. while they were in mooon
in the depot in Boston. he fell uuder Oas OF
the cars. the wheels ofwhieh passed over ms
breast and killed him almost instantly. ne
wa about ID year, Of ase, and leaves VIE
aud two children.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

A GREAT yorE.-The vote IN the House on
crittendeu'. substitute. was the largest ever
given ON a ,es, question. In 1888. on the
motion To Law the ub-Treasury bill on the
table, all but nine members were dfesen' ana !.
voted. A month ago and more. on Harris
motion to refer Lecompton to . selee. com.
mittee, all but eight members were Presen'
and vs,ed. On Thursday last srery memoe,
was present and voted. except Cairuthen Oh
Missopri, who VAS absent from sickness.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

The LrcoNrroS BILL. The Senate disa-
greed to the House (Crittenden's substitu,e)
u the Lecomp,on Bill. and passed it in its
original form. 1t was returned to the House
wednesday. and by general agreement it was
to be taken up yesterday by o'clock. The
anti Leeomptonitss feel sure OF defeating 1t
again.
Through the politeness Of Mr..
Carter, Of the Telegraph Office. we learn. just
as our paper goes to press. that the House
has again rejected Lecompton. Vote not
given.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

ALI HAIL CONNECTICUT Our telegraphic
dispatches bring the intelligence Of glorious
Republican triumph in Connecticut yesterday.
The only New England State that was doubt
ful last year. has thus avowed afresh her
devotion to the great cause which is animating
the freemen throughout the land. Nine
cheers for "Brother Jonathan" Portland
ideertissr.
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Hair Dye! Hair Dys!! Hair Dye ~!
Vim. A. BACHELORS Hair Dye

GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR, dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury To Hair Vt skin.
nl1,EEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded TO VIM. A. Batchelor, since 1889, aud o,eI
$1,000 appestions have been made to the hair OF his
patrons VI his famous Dye Prejudice against Dy,iug
the lair and wbsksrs unjust, IL would be against
covering the bald head with wig.
WA. A. BATCIEL0R's HAIR DYE produces q
color not 10 be distinguished from ure and Is WAR
RASrEp ipjurv in the least, however long may
be continued.
Made, Sold applied lin my private rooms) at the
Wig factory, 23J Bruadway. New York.
old In all cities and towns Of the United States BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
e4s- The genuine has the name and address upor
sled plate engraving ON four sides Of each bottle u
WILLIAM A. BATHEI0R,
lyr52 sJJ broadway, n. \.
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A Book for the Million.

eSy Just published, BY fEDERHEN CO., Book
sellers and stationcrs, No. IL Court street, Boston,
Brief Treatise Of ~ pages Diseases OF the Sexual
system of both sexes-ther 5ynaItms aud treatment
prepared by ply stefan Of the "Boston Eclectic Hos
pitaL" This work also contains seorching exposure
Of the deception and mposture praetc.d by ad,ers-
ing quacks with some Of their and locations.
sold b, periodical dealers generally. sent by mail, on
the receipt OF three postage stamps. Address lox
lsO2. Boston Post Office. N30
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09
Connecticut Election.

Rtpn5iiean Tris~pA.-Connectieut held her
annual State election on Monday, electing
buckingham, Republican, BY some 1000 major.
ity over Pratt. Demoent-and a majority Of
Republicans in both branches Of the Legisla.
ture. The republicans made large gains in both
branches and some $500 or more gain on the
popular vote. The election is another condem-
nation Of the Lecompton swindle.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

FINALLY LocArRp.-Hanis has finally 10.
Gated his Grocery Store in the building stu
a,ed u, :he foo, Of Foss Street. He has, as
usual. a good supply OF the best family sro'
series which he will sell at prices that can
no, fail of giving satisfaction. Give him
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

II Freeman Hunt, the gifted. the honored
the beloved editor Of the Merchants Magazine
il is said, fell q victim to that scourge OF
cenius-a love Of strong drink. His appetite
was inordnate, and his efforts at self.control
were often Of the most heroic character, but
alas he has fallen.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09
Medical Notice.

Having a responsible clerk to conduct hi
Drug business, the subscriber will hereafter de-
vote his whole time to the practice Of medicin,
and operative. surgery, In this and adjoining
OrrIcE-No. TSiddeford House Block. Res
idence. corner of Cedar and Centre Streets. -
JAMES SAWYER, N. D..
Biddeford, jan, 1858. 6mos2
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II The Anti-LecomPtonites in various
rsrts Of the country evinced their JOY at the
vote Of the House Of Representatives. A.
Hartford. Conn.,, they fred Thirty one guns
and held mass meeting in the yard Of the
State House. So at Easton. Ps., and in other
places, they fred guns and hoisted flags.
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Miscellaneous Items.

sr. LOUIS, April 6.-The returns Of the mu-
nicipaI election yesterday are not all made, but
enough to insure the election OF the entire free
Democratic ticket BY an average majority Of 800
100.
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Inyalids, Notice this Fact |!

suERRY-WINg BITTERs have been unri,slhd %
an effective and valuable spring and summer medicine.
And while almost every QUE Of the thousands of mrdi-
cine, that have been within that period hss
beeu abandoned. Dr.. Rchartsons medicine has been
sustained With Increased popularity. Tor saie at the
Doctors Ocr No. 81 HaDo'er Street. and BY dealers
In medicine everywhere. 6nlt
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

Fire %. West Ne,sfsid.-The store owned ana
occupied BY Mr.. Chas. Stevens in West New,
field with all its contents, was entirely consumed
by fire on Saturday night about ii o'clock. The
IRE is supposed to be the work OF an inssnoiasi
The loss Of Mr.. Stevens is about Sl2oo. No
insuranee.-.IrQlS.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

q The Bartlett and Ocean Mills Of New
ouryPort, were To run ON full time from 18TH
and The Globe viii commence In two weeks.
he company have agreed to reduce wages
about 10 per cent on The average.
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l1,lwbo1s,,1 MATERIALLY ,S,arss.a,s ,,nsdr.

Compound Extract Baehu cures dseases Of the HAD
der, Kidneys, Gravel, DrOpsy, Weakness, &c. Rest
the adsertissuens In another eoinan, HEADED I'll en
bold's Genuine PnrnationL" 81 1 y =
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~ Vice President Breekinridge has gone
South for his family. Mrs. Breekinndge has
been dangerously III, and could not have
borne the Washington winter climate.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

rOl.aissy, for UiaA.-"Company A" Of the
First Brigade, Seventh Division, recently or.
vanired at East Maehiss, has rendered Its
services to the U. S. Government Tor the Utah
expedition.
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Wagons For Sale.

We have several new and second handed Wagon
which we will sell ,ery low.
SHAW s. CLARK, Biddefard.
April, 1855. 2mS3
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" The Steamer 7. =. secor Is to run
between Portland and Augusta, this season.
She will commence her uips on ihursday
next.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

DExocRAIIc STATE CONVENTION. A call
has been issued for Democratic State Con-
ven,ion. to be held in Augusta, on the twen-
tieth day Of June next.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

CINCINNATI, Anil 6. At the municipal cleo
ton yesterday, the anti-Lecompton ticket was
elected by msjorities ranging frnm 200 to 800.
Thirteen Of the seventeen eouneilmen are anti
Iecnmnton.
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Wi.s, WIGS, WiN.

BATCuELoR's WIGS AND TOUPEEs SURPASSED
all. They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm = No turning up behind - No
,hTinkins of the head. Made at 253 broadway, New
York. l!ios
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Our 25 Cent Bottles.

We are now having DR. BuRLEiGH sAAnI's CoUdH
MEDICINE put up In twenty-five cent trial bottles, for
the aton Of those no have used IL, or
who may want only . small quantity. We shall also
continue have the dollar sine Manufactured as here
tofore.
BiddefOrd, Me-, Jan. Let, 1858
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"Buy me and I'll do You good"
The Great Spring and Summer
MEDICINE!
Nearly Half n Million Hotties
sold last year!
gIDR. J. o. LAkcLEY'sI
Root and Herb Bittcrs !
Oily 81. cents Tor a Quart Bottle,
Oily - cents for Pint Bottle,
OF THE PEOPLES MEDICINE.

CaaJ-sei # !SIy,ardriyd, UIIi CAsuy, Jryor Del
Pretty Al, 76Oroaghrut, RhuJaTt, Mdndrate,
AMI DuhhfaH, aii n Nhich are 90 owyosnskd
as a. at "a rUnori Eih NafITt, and assst
ker 40 erdalicdtisg duoIss.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-09

TKEHRHAHN plays a solo at Concert
Friday Evening.
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,s time that II purg,s u AID
rat. do,cs, viii siTsnsiLsn
uil ri.iilty.
. Only one dose taken AZ
- hight, so9,sIs the bosrls
. g,Iily, AID cures CO.
fTsIegs.
. One dose taken afi,r
. each meal wlI care D.s-
- Is.su.
. 60 One dose al two
tsaspooRfuls sill always
relieve Mex Headache.
One bottle taken Or
- kInile obstruction ne
- n0yes tLe cause OF the
disease, and makes a
. perfect cue.
. Onl, one d0ss immedi.
- ately relieves CA-Ic,
. while
One doss often repeat.
. ell Is a sure eur, for
tLsend M1rtai, and a
. preventive Of thlsrd.
CT oply one bottle !,
-, heedcd 10 throw out of
. the system the ELECTS Of
medicine after a long
. sickness.
CO One bottle taken
"a Tor JaVn,!ics, remo,ss ~
. Mowuvs. OF unnatural
color froll the skin.
~ One dose taken a short
- time beior- eating gives
,isor Ia the aPpetitr,
. and makes food digest
well.
- One dose often repeat
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while S,mmfr and BoT-
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m most ~ ia. t.ssl dose.
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In children; there u -
. surr, safer, or sPcedisr
remedy ia the world, ~
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cures Dpp,y, BY sxeit-
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. We take pleasure In
=. recommending this med
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. Bdius Isl,e. IL oper.
ates with certainly! AID
&C thousands are willing 10
testify To its wonderful
~ virtues
ear unani~'O..s te'f'"'ony ." ."
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