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Valuable Property for Sale.
TRVHKE SURSCREBER OFEERS go ~

III sale his residence in the town of Patoka, Glib
80 county, known the 'EPatukt Hou-c.' This
property embraces several town lots, all INJECTED
and in one squire, on which il situated two dwell
Ing houses. An abundance of superior fruit, con-
sitting OF apples, peaches, pears. grapes straw hcr
fes rdsPbsTries, &c, &c, Will he found on the
place, it intended for fruit and vegetable
GARDEN for the Terre IlAHte market, it being the
warmest and earliest piece of ground between Ev-
ansVille and ferra lapte, whore articles could Le
sent nearly ten days in advance of thai market.
1 will also sell my farm adjoining the town, Of
lI5 acres--75 under fence aud divided into eight
lots OF meadow, pasture and pillow land the balance
well tInbe red soil equal 10 any in the county
The farm If rsquired, will be sold separate to-
sother With the town property, to suit The Pur
chaser. viii also, if desired, retain the small
house and part of the ots, without interfering wtl
the public house, ont buildings amy "t the fruit
| have been preparing aud fitting up tho above
property tor the last Is years. for permanent res
idence, but nay age and poor health comrels I"
abandon nay former intention. 1 prepared 10
sell on very reasonable terms and viii give posses
SION atany time 10 suit the purchaser.
yi5 Nv. WM. JARAULD-
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l name ia part: a&its, springs Nude 81 the Las
steel bands, enameicd au1 OF an kinds tu5tther
cloths, huugs foC carriages, vruishes, ,stI,tes
all kinds sadlla frees English birdie ios,ti,cfs bs
StIrrupa. spurs, hsmss, hue silver hsIna5 at ali
kInds jenny Lind Gi-. Trees, setl-tolIrtA1 PADS.
faylur's patent hanas lily nets shoe threads horse
blankets, london Gtrth Webs, American fstrth
hiit .ein Noh-. 10th outtn}, ltIld Worstel3 L"n.l
cit SkIiIs, IA superior Httt,e, lvOEy Eutta prTCha
and brass lined marten-5al rings; superior beIseye
Tor horse cuvefs, the best qtaIy gatriige telts.
patent gig trace, .Sc-, sc.
leep in tdet everything appertstninE II either
branch Of the business, aha usdet standing both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
your att ntIon hhf4re taTa ia=1t =tzee heta
,n also agent i"r Ws,i's iat -ut tItIDs cassS>
aI1at-.lNs"
as SSs8. GfsGAGH .G.Estg- or K.4-x'S
"a 4 Sugar f9t 81. For sale az
maYl7 COOK i LANGLEYsS
EaaeE D0z. HHEsH RAGS, .FEsT
sBVO received at the EUREKA BAZAAR
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@'Ek enced Nurse ADD female Physician, presents
10 the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING EYRUP,
Tor Children T-~tliH9, Inch greatly facilitates the
process of Teething, BY sotfening the gums, redn-
cling all inflammat0n-wlll allay all pain ana
spasmolic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will
give rest to yourself, aud
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put up and sold this article fCr ov@r
ten years, ami cat cay, in confidence ana Il.
Of it, have ucv s@ur been able to say OF any
other mediciue-never sshas it failed, in a single
instance, To effect cure S,vhen timely used New
aid we know stance Of dissatisfaction
by any who used it. SsOn tho Contrary, all are
delighted with lis opera stlons, and speak IN terms
of highest conmcnda sstion Of its magical eff
fects and melieai VII tues ave speak in this matter
what we do know al s>ter ten years experience,
and pledge our reputa Stion for the fulhlmeat Of
what We here declare - In almost every instance
Whers the infant is suf- sterng from pain and eX-
hatlst0n, relief will be Honud in 10 OF 20 minutes
after the Syrup Is admin 9stersd-
This valuable prepare Stion Is tbs prescription
of one ot the most ca pc Sriehced and h I ~
Nurses in New England, sand has been used with
never failing success in ssthousanis OF cases
1t not only relieves s%the child from E'alh. Out
InFIg Tates the stomach ana hoWes SutIeSts 4o1u-
iy aud gives ana Ssnergy 10 the whole sys-
TEN. 1t will almost 10 stantIy feiieFe ufIPihs
in the Bowels and Wind 4Coile, and overcome con-
WILSON'S which it not ss'peslIly i7iheuled' eha
IN IIeath We believe il sstile best and surest rem
e.iy in he world, liz all Scdses Of Dys ntery aud
Di4rrllea ia children, - sVhether it arises from
teething on from any other cause We "oud
-
from any one Of the foregoing complaints do not
let your preiudices, the ptejudices OF others,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
rhat viii be surs-,es, absolutely sute-to follow
the ass of his medicine if timely used.
fui' directions for using Viii accompany each
bottle NuHe genuine unless the fac siIntle Of
CUkTIS 4 PERKINS, New York Is on the out
side wrapper.
Saii ~ Druggists throughout the world 'rin-
cual sffIee, No. - Cedar street, New York
Price Is cts bottle jan13-dwIy.
KELLER WHITE, Agents. Evansville, Ind.
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Special Notices.

HOEIOsc0y's Eof!Es aHd 0tms"ssnS shO"id
ho purchased with caution, there spurious
articles abroad. Look for the water-mark, q IIol-
loway New York and London" that appears III
semi rarsparont letters in every leaf i'll the book
Of directions entci-pins each box or pot.
Sold at the mandatory, No. 50 Maiden Laue,
New YORK. and by all Druggists, CSC, 63c., and
81 per l,Ax may22-Iwd6w
E<rsr @sd .sg1e Is a Terrible dfseass.-
Of all the ills that flesh Is heir to, Is the faint
in its first manifestations the most unreeutng
in is progress, and the most defiant OF medical
skill. Fever ami Ague is more destructive of life
than ccnSumpii~n, because ii IL easily in
duccd, and therefore prevalent. 1t marks it's
victims FOR the grave, like exccutoner's bond
bay hy day the sufferer grows weaker and weaker,
and eac hour docs he fear str"ng consciousness
of approaching the t"mb. We have said that the
disease one of those which has nearly always de
ned medical scitnce-a fow cases once in while
having been cured and reported. We are happy to
announce that DR.. J. Hostetter, OF Pittsbufs, has
prepared a compound that has never been known
to fail in curing the worst of this terrible dis
ease. We recommend DIR. J. HofTETTE Frs GEL
EBRATED BITTERS to suffering humanity gem
orally, and speedy specific
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where. may2Z- wd&w
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CHEAP BREAD CHEAP BREADI

az respectfully inform the citizens Of Evans
vile, that lie has commented running hs Bread
Wagon every day for the accommodation OF FAM
lies and will supply families with Bread C,ak re
Crackers, Rolls Rusks Buns, and Pies, cheaper
aid letter than they can be had in any other
Bakery IN the City.
All families wishing To Zoe supplied with the owe
art ices will please leave their Drders the store
or WITH the driver. l. BOYLE,
No. L. First st bet. Main and sycamore
B--A large stock of Crackers aud Candy al
ways ON hand at wholesale. may lt-imd
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Notice for Proposals for Ma
rlne Hospital.
DISTRICT OF EVANSVILLE, IND.,
Evansville, May l, 1900
u &0TETE - ESRAFFREs @4EE'E.N

RGOTECR ~ 1sRRPRIS REF'E.N'
. that sealed proposals, accompanied by proper
t,itaraHtees, according forms - lie furnished ca
application al THIS nIiIca be received thereat,
sgntli II ucI"ck heridiaIi. the first Tuesda,
5Hta, next for the supply - the Blaine Hospital
CITY, with aTGI.les Of provisions med
4.inps, &c enumerated in sad forms The quauti-
lies stated estimated W1fiI reference the
usual number 81 patients III tue hospital aud the
United 81 iTcs reserves the rigkr t. take q
less OF sand rtIclea according they may
tutiiy required. II rt,e tIcits delivered the
hospital the Judgment o. the ply slclIns
the best ,lualitS aud adapted 4he hospital he
will Ie al liberty reject the 443d IL purchase
other articles in their stead and lLaige the con-
tractor with any cot < the CONTRACT
prices
The United states reserve the right t. accept The
proposals Tor the whole any portlon u the arti-
ticles specified CHAS. DENNY, s5dI or
fnay1- lfA
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LOSSES I'ROMPpLTe PIIDt

Ftfs~A gcnts il all the principal cities and Towns
- the unien.-s,u
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complaint, and gives the patient more suffering
than almost amy other diseaa.; in act, it is IA
binaton Of many complaints in Tie symp-
toms are numerous, and OF the nature of al
most all Other complaints combined From this
fact arise the very many cases where this disease Is
mistaken tnr other. and improperly treated.
Tho frst mptoHIz indigestion, iti nlency, "7s OF
appetite, heartburn, headache, ctr., II neglected,
almost always awaken some dormant di.eaze, hnd
send the poor zniiereI to IA premature grave. What
you tirst do IS cleanse the blood and Regulate tbs
bowels: do this with the = Mountain Heat pIils,.
and you bI1 defiance iolystet.sis.
Judson Mountain Herb Pills and Noun
tam Herb " ortn Tea sold by all nedi-
rine DealeIs may6 lmfSw
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CARD

SoChECo HALL
co.n.eo Yngins Company No. $. OF Dover, take
,,. oD,.rtunity Of returning their sincere thanks
10 the following Fire Companies Of BlddefOrd and
Saco -
To the Triumph Engine Company Number l.
Capt G. II. Morton, FOR their munihcens reception
gentlsuanly courtesies and constant attention,
durin. our stay In BiddefOrd among which atten
tons stands prominent the Reception Dinner and
Ball. magnificent In themselves and distinguished
for the kindly Cow Of sentiment and the generous
imrulses Of the Fireman's nature--our comfortable
quarters at the BiddefOrd House. and the excursion
10 the Pool with attendant Clam Bake and Chow
der, Ac- With collation. previous to our departure
occasions when are remembered with lively graf
ltude. To the Pioneer Co. No. 2. Of BddefOrd, Nj
agara CO. No. J and Deluge Co. No. 4, OF Saco, for
generous Inequalities as appropriate. as suited to
the wants Of the inner man and finally TO FOun-
tain Engine Co. No. J, Of Dover, FOR kindly reeep-
ton on our return to Dover-Ts OTe yOs one.
Gentlemsn Of your respective Companies, the
members OF Cvcheco Engine Company No. 5 salute
In the grateful remembrance and fraternal love.
Per order. JOHN W. RINES,
Dover, y. H., sept q. 1850. Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
and NERVOUS HEADACHE.

Chrcale, sich, OF Nervous headache Il generally
dependent on, 90 accompanied BY Impaired di.es-
tion. ny sheh the eircslAtioa and nutrltioa Of
the brain are derssged. and the nervous eeatres
y,tlated. The PERUVIAN SYRUP By reinvigOra-
ting the digestive organs lays The are at the root
Il the tree; the hrsln Is Only aoarished, the ner
vous symptoms cease, and the headache Disappears
Lsisr fsm Rec. caits. Ds-es, IarerAin, nss..
IiayerkIiL Mass, Sept p, 1850.
Gentlsmeus-l consider the eject OF the feruyi-
an syrub not more rema rksble In ny own case than
ia thai of my wife. Several years since she began
TO experience occasional turns 81 What ne al hrst
regarded the common sick hea1actc. These In
creased upon her both In severity and ireqseneyT
she Slowed the prescriptions of excellent PhysE
clans To- no purpose, and vas hnAlly assured by her
medseal suesdAnt thai her case Vas mol sach as
commonly pAs~cs snder the name u sic k-hszdAche,
but sickness resulting rather from weakness she
wouid have preaeatloa u her sickness In q DIM
ness 20 sight, With floating speek. before her eyes,
Nausea and vomiting Of the most Distressing ma
turs These turns would last from twelve 10 twen-
ty-fuur hours. and were very Frustrating in their
Effects For the last fev years they we're alnost
inevitably indaeed BY OF eyersxeite-
ineni fron whatever cause, however slight even
such As uere consequent upon making and reeslv.
ste rr.o,,ed on trial OF the Peruvian syrup II
Accom- pllshel What no other medieine has had pow.
.r 10 10 II stayed her sickness, and nom thai hour
10 th,s numbering several months. In The eours- II
which she has passed. through hqndssd sk psf.sn 10,
tsssasg siekaess she has not et tho slightest inti
nation Of Its approach.
ga, CALVIN DAMON.
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Al Court OF Probate held at Limerick, within and
for the county Of York, on the ar't I J,esaay 10
September, In the year OF our Lord eighteen nun
dred and sixty, by the Hon. 4. L. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court, ,,,
M the petition OF IVORY BlCkFGRD' Aam,n,s
" TRAITOR de bonis non OF the estate OF DIriEL
LITTLEFIELD, JR., late Of Kenneounkport, IN
said county, deceased representing that tne penTn
al estate OF said deceased Is not tne
just debts which he owed ut the time OF ms
the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars. and pmyingI ot
. license 10 sell and convey % much OF tne IA
estate OF said deceased rs may be necessary Ior INC
payment Of said debts and Incidental charges,
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice me'e T..
10 the heirs Of said deceased and 70 oil persons IN
terested In said estate, by causing copy OF TINS
order TO be published In the Union ard Jesrnaa.
printed In Biddef0rd, In said county. three weeks
successfully, that they may appear ut Propate
Court TO be holden Mt Alfred, In said county, on
the first Tuesday In October next, ut ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, fany they
have why the prayer Of said petition should not DO
granted.
~ Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest. Francis Bacon. Register.
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DEATHS.
In thi, civ llth inst. Mr.. Abner McKenny

In this City 18th inst. Mr.. Abncr McKenny
Of Saco, aged 81 years and 10 months.
The complicated diseases common to old age,
combined to bring our aged friend to his end
while visiting his children and friends in this
city. His death, was like his life, calm and
peaceful. and he leaves o large and respectable
circle Of children. grandchildren and other
friends, to mourn his departure from their
midst, his wife having preceded him to the
Tomb many years since. He has left this lonly
life for better and higher state, and what Is
lost to his family and friends, on earth, Is un.
doubtedly his gain. His funeral was attended
ON the 18th, and the numerous congregation
assembled at the old homestead In Saco, ON that
occasion, testified to the respect entertained for
him as christian brother, q neighbor, and as
q CITIZEN. The funeral services, by Rev. j.
Stevens of this city. Con-.
In South Parsonsfeld, 3lst ult., Mt the resi-
dence Of her father. Sarah NJ, wife Of Moses j.
Colby, of Dover, aged % years.
In Providence, "a, Edward Luther, formerly
Of Dover, aged 50 years.
In Portsmouth, 4th inst, Nathan Warren
McGraw, aged Is months, child OF John Nc
Graw. 18th inst, Mr.. Spencer Holmes, aged
rs. In Greenland, Sth inst. Miss Abby Fran
els Pickering, aged ~, daughter Of the late
Stephen Pickering. Esq.
In Boston, 9th inst, Of paralysis, Alfred W.
Pike, aged 80, for many years well known as
an instructor Of youth.
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At Court OF Probate held at Limerick. within and
for the county Of York, on the first Tuesday 10
September. In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. b. the L.a. Z. l. BosIne'
Judge Of said Court
IN the petition Of ELlJAlILlrTLEFIELD, Guar.
" dian OF ALERT LfTTLEPfELD, minor
and child OF Elizabeth Littleheld, deceased. pray
ing FOR license 20 sell and convey, st public AUG.
ton or private sale, all the right title and Interest
Of his said ward In and 20 certain real estate a.u
ated In Kennebunk, in said county and the pro.
ceeds thereof 10 put 20 interest said real es's''
being more FULLY described In said petition
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice TO All PEI
sons Interested In said estate BY causing copy o.
this order 10 be published three weeks Successive.
ly In the Usiss Journal. printed at Biddeiora IN
said county, that they may appear ~ froo.a0
Court 10 be held at Alfred In said county, on the
hrst Tuesday In October next at ten OF the clock 20
the forenoon, and shew cause II any they have,
why the prayer OF said petition should mot os
granted. -
II Attest Francis bacon, Register
A true copy, Affect Francis Bacon. Register.
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The DIVISION IN MASsAcUSErTs.-The
Bell and Everett Convention in Worcester on
The 10Th, nominated Amos A. Lawrence for
Governor, in place Of Clifford who declined
the nomination also for Electors at large
Levi Lincoln OF Worcester, and Marshall p.
Wilder Of Boston. There was no talk Of
fusion.
The regular democratic State Convention
IN Springfield on the same day was len IN
disputed in the control Of the Douglasites,
who nominated Erastus ID. Beach for Gov
crnor and whole list for State officers
Resolutions strongly against fusion were
passed.
The Brckimidgc wing OF the party held
Convention in Boston ON the same day and
nominated b. +. Butler Of Lowell, for Gov
erpor, with full State ticket and Electors
at large.
AVnERAS. The Eisrorth American says
that Mr.. George Crabtrec Of Hancock, aged
30 years went to the polls and deposited hrs
vote for the Republican ticket on Monday
Ii was the frst time be had voted for ten
Yeas
Col. David Page, Republicans, is elected in
the Northern District, Aroostook, thus
making clean sweep OF that county
One hundred and Esur citizens OF uanni-
bal, Missouri, believing that the success of
the principles Of the Republican party is
necesary t. the well being Of the country
have united in a letter to Frank Blair to
come and make them Republican speech.
a The Brooklyn Eagle says that " sIr
Douglas has again been attacked by his usu-
nj mslady, q sore throat. IL Is shswdly
suspected that the election in Maine has had
a powerful influence ON his bronchial tubes,
and has caused him this sudden fit Of hoarse-
ness"
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CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. ]. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

lnfallple In correcting irregularities and remoy
Ing distractions from whatever cause and always
successful a. preventive.
The above named GOLDEN Pills have been used
I'm the Private Practice OF DIR. DUPoSCO for over
THIRrY YEARS with unparalleled SUCCESS In al
most every case and Il Is only at the earnest solic-
itstion Of THOUSANDS OF LADIES who have
successfully used them, that he Is Induced To make
them Public, by appointing agents and advertising
them In order that ALL who may be suffering from
the above complaints may find In the above PILLS =
Prsrsntirs Relief and permanent Cure. Conse-
and town In the Union, where these PILLS may be
obtained.
Price 81 per Box.
Sold by Dr. 4. a. STEVENS, druggist Liberty St.,
General 1geRt for Btii,fOrd dad SdcO.
Ladies by sending him 100 through the Bid
dsfOrd Post OFcs, can have tho Pills sent them
,cOnfdentially) by mail. These Pills eOsRtsr-
fsiisd don't touch them unless you see the sigma
ture al s. u. Howe on every box-all others are
unsafe. OmlO
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. II. D. Abbott,
Mr.. Jonathan Kimball, Jr., to Miss Abby Ben
nett, both Of Wells.
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. c. Tenney,
Mr.. Samuel ID. Bowker Of Bangor, to Miss ii
Ann Burnham Of this city.
In Saco, by Rev. c. Tenney, Mr.. John IL.
Gray to Miss Eunice Hill, both Of Saco.
In Portsmouth, 18th inst, by Rev. A. J. Pat
terson, d. Wadley, ESQ, Of Georgia, TO Miss
LiI1ie c. Pierce, daughter Of Capt. Elbridge q.
Pierce, of Portsmouth.
In Dover, sth inst, by B. F. Parsons, Mr.:
Albert L. Watson to Miss Abby Mason, both oil
this city.
In Somersworth, by Rev. r. W. HUMPHREYS,
Mr.. Rapha ii. Nevens Of No. Bridgewater, Mass,
TO Miss Hannah X. Smith, Of Great Falls.
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At Court Of Probate held ut Limerick, within and
for the county OF York. on the first Tuesday In
September, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty, by the Hon. L. Z. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court,
CANCEL MOULTON, Cd, Guardian OF DAVID
son non compos mentls. having presented his sixth
account OF Guardianship OF his said ward for allow
ance
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice to
ALI persons interested, by causing q copy or this
order 10 he published In the Union 4 Journal
printed in Biddeford, In said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at Probate
the first Tuesday In October next, ut ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause u any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
A tyue copy. Attest Francis Bacon. Register.
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IMPORTED BULL.

,aeo. May ii,iSo'
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Gegal Notttes.

At n Court OF Probate held at Limerick, with
in and for the county OF York, on the FIRST Tues
hundred and sixty, by the Hon. L. L. Bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
ANDREW LADD. named executor In a Ger;
"A tain instrument, supporting To be the last VIII
and testament OF NITHIN l.. FOSS, late OF saco,
in said county. deceased having presented the same
for probatei
ordered, That the said executor give notice 70
all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 he published three weeks successfully In
the Snion Journal, printed at Biddeford, In said
county, that they may appear at n Probate Court
To be held at AlGed, In said county, ON ING
first Tuesday In October next, at ten Oi the clock
In the forenoon and shew cause, " any they have'
why the said instrument should not he proved, np-
proved, and allowed rs the last will and testament
~ "a Attest. Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest Francis bacon. Register
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Slrtpl.s, Cryin.. Tetlhin. Children.

- All know how unpleasant are these aecompani-
meut. Of hahyhOod, and most intelligent persons
Know. also, the sad consequences to health, aud Of
ten lie, from the use Of aLodynes, eoriials, and
similar baby doses used 10 quiet them. HUM
rHREY's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC BABfs
PILLS, "a pleasant sugar pillJ which you may drop
Into the mouth at any time, give you everything 10
be desired ftOm medicine. They calm excitement,
ailAy the irritation OF teething relieve collie and
bowel complaints, aud procure natural and quiet
rest without the Disadvantages Of eoriials OF op-
ates. They have been used for years, and approx
cd by all who use them or sbhor dosing.
Price, s5eents per box. with directions. Six boz
e. for 81.
MA full set OF HrsrHsErs HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIES, with Book Of Directions, and twenty
dif,sreut Remedies, In largs siais, morocco eA.,.
IS, do In plain case, ST. case OF aeen boxes, and
book 81.
These Remedies, by the sisgle box or case, arc
sent by mall or express free Of charge. 10 any I'd.
dress. on receipt ofpriee. Address
Dr. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
No. ssa broadway, Nsw.York.
Sold by A. Sawyer, Biddeford. iw,5