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PHOTOGRAPHIC
PICTURE9.

PIoTO31s.
To the citizens Of Biddeford and Saco, and all
those who appreciate beautiful pictures.
You are respectfully invited 10 examine the
splendid collection Of Photographic portraits now
ON exhibition at the door and Gallery OF the under
signed, over Persons Drug store, Diddeford, exe-
cuted by that thorough artist, Seal.
II Is generally admitted by the best judges, that
no such Pictures have ever been exhibited In tins
State before, and that hsy are entirely beyond CON-
psfifios NO have also executed large number Tor
the citizens OF this vicinity, and the exclamation OF
all has been .thats the best picture ever saw!'-
Mr.. D.. has the happy faculty OF always plscnga
person In tho position to make the most pleasing
Portrait, no stih. awkward position can be found
among his collection.
Photographs OF all slies, up TO life sire, and a.
useA larger az dssvsi plain or In colors and war.
ranted 70 equal any produced In the world, and at
Portraits ffom old Dagueneotypc' &C.. Of any
sise.
We would also, call attention 10 the splendid
white and dark crayon Photographs, executed only
by BeaL We are not confined TO one style OF pic
ture or position Tor proof OF which call and exam
Inc the different styles now on exhibition by US
Mr.. ID. would be pleased TO sec his old customers
for whom he made pictures In Saco, ten years ago,
1t his present location. Ambrotypes 4c. at the
lowest rates. A. II. ZEAL
% J. ADAMS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Arc You Insured ?

The Subscriber. having been appointed an Agent
for several Of the best Insurance Companies In The
country. is prepared to take risks on Dwellings
stores. Merchandise. &C. And also Marine risks on
Vessels. Freishts and CArgOes, on terms consistent
with solvency and fair profit
iyrs CHAs. FRED TOwLE.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
sEMI.wEEKLy LINE.
SPRING ARRAN0End'NT

SPS1NS <AHSIs<N@ ~
The splendid and fast Steamships
- Ckesa peaLe, Carr. srpSEr Gao.
a.. nd, p p., ,,;:, c ns,e. 4 run n
Is follows
~ Leaves Browns Wharf. Portland, EgERf
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock J..
and leave Pier ~ North River. New York, EpERi
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at , o'clock r. ~.
The vessels are fitted mp with line Accomlnoda-
tions for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, includlng meals and state Rooms
Ooods forwarded by this limo TO and from Mon
treal, Quebec, Bangor. Oath, Augusta, PASSPORT
and St. John. They also connect ut New YORK win
Steamers for Baltimsrc, Savannah and Washing.
ton.
Shippers are requested to send their Freight tn
the boat before p. ". on the day that she leaves
Portland.
For Freight and Passag &c apply to
EMERY & POX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
u. u. CROMwELLS Co., Pier i2,North River N.Y.
May 18th, 1850. 4su
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TESTIMONIALS PROM CLERGYMEN,
On the efheaey Of the Peruvian syrup and the esn'
sdts they have derived from its usei
n., John PiERroyr. Msdford, Nsss-ib sesey In sA'i
Khsum and othsr csiaasoss Dissssss
BY wARRES BUXTON 5ss.sn M.i s,n,,, ss.s ~.
n,. ARTHUR n rpILrH-Is Eas..y r. N.rys.: L.,
spfs. and G.as1:i DsSiayi II vIs. 70 ci.tu...
Rev. uURSos RosBIss Il.r,ss,a. Con-. IA. rns.y
:, ,s. o:%: g A Sss.ii sass.ss %'''A'
A cos Dsss s q; az r!ss
's '';ss 80 :''iss s::s.s
nis @ os vssss b.S.s nd cs,sss S,ss:iias
r., Er.sAIs Syrs z. .ss:fr: s:s: q zS
n, THOMAS IL roNs. IL Ensssyir osasd psesnv'
ny s!s!!aR 1850! s:''i Z: ';:': y i. d:
Il. csicais Dtsnsss. Dsrsss q Liver and Sssssh
Rev. JOS T. cLiseii ns:.sa. Ms'@-is rnss'y N d -
Rev ABRAHAM JACKSON wIps,s n Lib rnasy
In niss Dyspspsis, and UShssithy Appsak.
Res, 2. PEARSON y, ,ss, H',ssgpsdt x''.-is rhns'
n;s S Sss D.s ss sss.. Il Z: s: s''"-
rroG T. vfrALIs eciiERB, Dostoa, Mass.-fb hsssu.
i've Povsr amer Fever. Elhsussn q the kervess e,s-
tim :sa Dy.p.p.s i Esss%.''d'u'a ssS'. T'''A
Rev HENRY uPHAM. Boston Mss,-fb Emesey IN Dys
p<psla and Affections q the Liver.
R, n RiDDEi. boston, Ma - ~ vsss In essss -
Dronshls indisssSa. Tsspsd LIVER Sss'ss% sa4 ssr''
nv 6. hApLLI: o.:.rs:A ~, S, Its 9:.Ss NE:
Thosa and i1sarsy
Rsv W, Oi.MsfEAD, Bosten. Mss OsAsfsi Eseew.
nerdsiica and ConAdsnes IN 10 0ssuinsssss % Asd
eiss IL Enesey IN Dyspspsia and NERVES. Dsbuv.
n. y. Pasphiets containing Letters from the
above named 0entlemen snd Others, and Civ.
ing fall information Of the syrup, can - had
ON application 10 the Agents, OF 10
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+. Thy friend, sUsANNAH KIRBY.

LIGoNIER, NOBLE Co., Ind. Feb. ., 1859.
Prof o. J. WooD-Dear Sir tin the latter part
tionai Law school Of the state Of Now York, my
hair from q cause unknown TO me, commenced iaii.
Ing or very rapidly, so that In the short space OF
six months, the whole upper part OF my scalp wa.
the remaining portion upon the side and back part
of my head shortly after became grey, so that you
will not be surprised wbenl tell YOU that upon my
return TO the State Of Indiana, my more casual nc
auaintances were not so much at loss To discover
the cause Of the change In my appearance, as my
more intimate acqualntanees were 10 recognize inc
ut all. .,u,,
physicians IN the country, but. receiving no assur.
ance nom them that my hair could again be restor-
cd. I was forced TO become rec0nciled TO my hte.
until fortunately. In the latter part OF the year
1857, your Restorative was Recommended 10 me by
druggist rs being the most ienaoie a lint Ws,U, ,
great satisfaction that II was producing the desired
effect. Since that tune, have used seven dollars
worth Of your Restorative, and as result, have
rich coat Of very soft black hair which no money
can buy.
Asa mark OF my gratitude for your labor and
skill In the production Of so wonderful an article
have recommended Its use to many OF my friends
and acquaintance; who, am happy toiniorm you'
are using II with like effect
Very respectfully yours, A. "; LATTA.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Depot, 40 broadway, and sold by oil dealers
throughout the world.
The Restorative is put up In bottles OF three
Sizes wis large medium a. and smn .ne hs smI
the medium holds ut least twenty per ocnt more
In proportion than the small, retas for two dollars
bottle, the large holds quart " per CENT moie
In proportion. and retaiis Tor - bottle.
O. ], WOOD & Co., Proprietors, Al broadway,
and ia Market st., st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. omosS
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A GARD TO
Young LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

The subscriber will send IRE, Of eAa,g,) 20 all
wbs desire It. the Recipe and direfions FOR making
ain Die y,g,taSts Ral,a that will, In from two to
elgh days, remove Pmples. Blotches, Taa, Freek.
iss Sallowness and all impurities and roughness o.
the skin, leaving the ssme-as Nature intended ~
should be-sen, eisar, SMOOTH and bsasfifsL Those
desiring the Recipe with full instructions, drec-
tious, and advice, Wal please call on or address
with return POSTAGE
JAS. +. MARSHALL,
Practical Chemist
1po<s No. u city Bsildinss. n. y.
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THE UNION AND JOURNAL,
rRtJpr1oNs. SALT RHEuM ERYstP'
ELAS-

nj. now generally admitted that all erup.'vs
,,nspd upon some internal or constitution
:, 80. and that TO use washes or ointments for
,,.,, 4, a sure way 10 iniure the system, and only
40 arlyr in, not to cure the disease. but Hs~
,A,,y,, Specific Hsmsopafsis Saif Rsea~ P,tt' are
true .peelss In all diseases They cure SAT- RAss~,
srs,r.' HeA, Erys,Psias, Pi-pies tAs Fsss, Ring
ss,a, and N,ttis Rash, by curing the cause on
which they depend and by restoring the skin TO
tho state Of health aud purity. Thus, not only Is
the disease cured, but the softness and beauty OF
the complexion restored.
Price, q cents per boz, with directions. Six box
%, 81.
n. B.-A fall set OF IIuHPHRErs' HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS, with Book Of Directions, and twenty
diaereat Renedies. In large walls. morocco case,
IS; do In plain ease, 81 case Of fifteen boxes and
book 81
These Remedies, by the sisgle hsI or case, are
sent by mail &c express, free Of charge. TO any I'D
dress on receipt ofpree Address
DR. HUMPHREYS q CO.,
No. 5si Broadway, New-York.
Sold BY A. sawyer. Biddeford. iWS
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nal. psysis.s. ssesSss syrup sSs sSiarsa
tssthinS which greatly heilitate. the procsss Of
tssthing by sossnlng The gums and reducing all In
The bowels. Depend upon II. mothers, Il Will give
rsst 70 yourselves and relief and health 10 yosr In.
ANITA Psrfsetly safs In all casss- Zee advertise.
1snS IN snothsr column tyroi
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, LIST inst, by Rev. J. Stevens, Mr. A.
II, hin, To Miss Mary z. Pike, both VI Dayton.
In Saco, April 18th, by Rev. "a. W. Straight, Mr.
Daniel y. Staples TO Miss Elizabeth A. Berry. both
OF saeo. Ist inst. Mr.. WIN. y. Abbott, to Miss Me.
linda X. Leavitt, both ofSAeo.
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brighton Nrar,set--June as.

HrIghfOh MurNtt--J UHV -
At market, IO1j Bee'ss, 80 Stores, zoo sheep
go swine. a..
PRicrs-Beef Cattie-Extra, 81 30 hrst quality,
g. - q 81 COS second, i67j sOOJi third. 80 w Q
1895.
Working Oxen--Sone.
MlIch Cous-sii a IJi common, $40 %.
Veal CaIVes-sJCO. 81 OF, sSU. 80 OO.
Yearlings-sOOa ~, two years old SIS slJ % !
three years old sli az.
Hidss-6ie "A per ID. Calfskins-ll a i2ic per
10. 80,
sheep and lambs-sl 90 % extra 81 ", 400
q 5 "a.
Pelts-sO 30 a 81 rs each.
Swine-Stores. Wholesale. 6l &c retail O Sic !
Spring Pigs, Sc retail 10 a lie.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
sU NJ NJ Err X u A n G + NJ Y y tt!

The splendid new sea.golng Steam.
ae ers Forest City, Lrwissou, and
INN Montreal, will until further no
E8SAt5s6 tice run as fOllowsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland. every Monday.
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, ut
o'clock r. 81, and Central Wharf. Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day, at O'Clock p. u.
faro-In Cabin, sl.2J. On Deck, sl0o
n. H. Each boat Is furnished with large number
of State Rooms, for the accommodation Of liable,
and families and travellers are reminded that b,
taking this line much saving of time and expens.
will he made and that the Inconvenience OF arr
wing in Boston at late hours Of the night viii BE-
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers to take
the earliest trains out or the city.
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage 70
an amount exceeding $50 In yane, and that person.
al unless notice 10 given and paid r at the rate Of
one passenger for every 500 additional value.
~ l.. billings. Agent.
Portland. Nay 10. isGo. +la
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Exchange Hotel.
N... 3ie, sii, aud $40 Greeawich s'.'
NEW YOR n.

NEW YORK.
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
This we'll known business House Is located In the
immediate vicinity OF the Hudson river and Erie
Rail road Depots.
the firm of Irish and Dresser Is dissolved and Mr.
D,.ssr Il bappy 10 inform his friends and the tray
cling public, that he has associated himself with
Mr. Ii. Y. Popple. formerly proprietor OF the Maas
worth Mouse In buffalo. The house has been put
in perfect repair, having been refurnshed ana linz
proved in each department.
Tho change In our restaurant Is g,ea,y Imply,
ea and we can boast OF aving rs pleasant an eat
ing room, for Ladies and Gentlemen, as can DC
fosnd in the city, and II will be kept supplied with
the best the market affords.
In Connection with the House Is . good Barber
Shop and Bath Rooms. , ,,,,,, ., An.
gouse will be strtcly enforced. aud no effort viii
oe sPasN W Bf POpPLE,
Paao"'' IA IRA DRESSER.
IN I should DO pleased 10 sec all my old
ffiends, wher shey visit New York. LDiESSEh
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
R-H- L D D z,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

LATE AGENT OF U. 4. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
ToS. (under the Act Of 1870
No. 70 State ST., opposite Kilby Sc. BOSTON,
FTER an extensive practice ofupwards OF TWEEN
Aty years, continues 10 secure Patents In the Uni
ted States, also In Great Britain France and oiheI
ments and ali Papers or Drawings for Patents, exc
cuted ON liberal terms and with dispatch kesearch'
es made into American or foreign WORKS, 10 aeteI
mine the validity or utiity ofPatentsor Inventions,
and legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the same. Copies OF the claimsot any ia
tent furnished by remittng one dollar Assignments
recorded at Washington.
This Agency IL not only the largest In New Eng
land but through It inventors have advantages for
occurring Patents OF ascertaining the patentabllty
Of inventions, unsurpassed by, ifnot UNNECESSARILY
superior to- any which can be offered them elsewhere
M yhs isi sTScEssrTL At THE PSTBNT OFFICE
than the subscriber, and rs 81 CCfSS Is TIL BEST
PROOF or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he
would add that he has S 70 ths hpS
arc the charges for service so moderate
The immense practice Of the subscriber during "
years past, has enabled him to accumulate vast
collection OF specifications and official decisions rei
alive 10 patents. These, besides his extensive lie
brary Of legal and mechanical works, and full ac'
counts Of patents granted In the United States ano
Europe, render him able. beyond question: 10 oner
All necessity OF journey to washington to pro
cure patent, and the usual great delay there, are
here save. inventors.
TESTIMONIAL
.Iregard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most eapabt. and
sseess.hi practitioners with whom have had ON.
'''' ''N'' Commissionsr of Patents.
II have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ person more eomPtt,nt anu
frustrorthy, and more capable Of putting their ap:
plications In form 10 secure for them an early and
favorable consideration ut the Patent Ofice.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, February 8, 1853.
.Mr. r. ii. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on oil but ONE OF which patents have
been granted, and that one Is now pending, Such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability on
his mart leads me to recommend all inventors to
apply to him to procure their patents as they may
be sure Of having the most faithful attention be
slowed on their cases, and az very reasonable
charges. JouN IA"nnh,.
the subscriber In course Of his large practice made
on t,sies rejected applications slSThES n =,
the Commissioner Of Patents. ~ ,nny
lyr37 " H EDbi
Septemher 4. 1859
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Or. ]. DrPONC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

lnfalIple In correcting irregularities and renew |
Ing distractions from whatever cause and always /
successful n q preventive.
In the Private Practice Of Dr. DrrOSco for over |
TuIRry YEARs Nth unparalleled SUCCESS In al
mos, every f sise ,na LADIES sSS have
successfully used them, that he 10 induced TO make
them Public, by appointing agents and sdYert,slns
them In order tnst AL who nay pe sunstni mS.
Prsusnf.e RshsT and . permanent Cure. Con.e-
auently, he has Appolnted an agent In every city
and toxn In the Union. where these Pills may DC
obtained.
Prtes ~ per box.
Sold oy Drst q. STEVENS, (Dfuggiso Liberty ST.,
G,.s,a lg,atfor 81 Li,te,d s.d s..o, A.. NJ,
Ladies by sending him 500 through the B,f-
d,fors PvS ONcs, can have the Ptlls sent them
sconaienilally) by mall. These Pills are eesstsr-
fsfs<, don't touch them unless you see tne sigma
,a".s- 6mlO
THE oxYaENArED BIrTERs.
The qualities Of this medicine have placed IL up
on m iuperishAble foundation. In destroying dis
eases, and inducing health irhas no parallel.
For the following complaints these bitters are
specific, via ,-Dyv,pss, or Isdiss'i'es. Hes'fss'S
Lseidiy, ceaiss.s.s, Lsss Of LgPsf,fs. HssfssAs'
and General Deadly.
In many sections Of our country this preparation
10 extensively used by Physicians In their practice.
and u seems 10 have restored many To health Who
were apparently beyond the reach Of the healing
sus,oised are few tributes ffOm we'll known
physiciansi
Mansfield. Tiogs Co, Pa Au< lisa.
Ihave used the OxyEenated Blttsts In my prae-
t,ee With decided success In debility and general
nro.,rstiou Ac and conddentiy recommend u In
GENERAL Debility and di'sssss % M,sr S's or
Cans w ssnt a Isss
C..fi,.,s I'll have besn In the drug business
ths isst afteeu yeArs and have never sold medi'
cline which has given such great sstisheton IN ca
ses Of Dyspepsia IS the genated bitters anu IN
this disease always recommend u row,vp
Burlington. VI. Nov. ". ISL.
Csstisnsa ~ an pleased to state that have
tyied the OrygsnafeS Bdtsrs for Indigestion and
i,.bIiity and found Immediate relief nom using
aniy a paFt OF bottle. Asrs tAs g,esfss ee-a'
o.. 4. n a. Q eurs Esr Dysyspsss sst Gsssrsi De
ss,,s,. and recommend Il with much pleasure.
Yours Aea
Prepared by 8. w. FOwLE . Co. Boston. and io'
ale by J. sawyer and Augustus sawyer, Fiddle
ford, 6ilmAn y Kimball. Saeo; X bHgaon'
York, Joseph cartia Wells, samuel hsnson, nua.
ton Centre, Q, u. nstchinsoa, West Buxtoni CArk
. Brsekste Liniagtoa and BY dealers every
where. twh
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An Arnoc,ous DouBLx NcRpEs. John
Walton, q wealthy distillee Of New York,
was shot in that city on the night Of the 3oth
ul,., while walking. The murderer was pur-
sued by the crowd, John W. Mathews lead
ing, when the murderer turned and shot Mr.
Mathews dead, and made his escape. The
murderer Ia - yet unknown, but Suspicion
points TO relatives Of the murdered man, ana
warrants have been issued Tor the arrest Oh
Charles and Edward JefFcrtis, sons OF Mrs'
Walton BY former husband. one Of 'nen'
has ~ipce been arrested. Mr.. Walton was
40 wear. Of age, and highly esteemed. He
had sued for divorce within the past month,
alleging criminaiity on the part of his wife.
~ The Democratic State Committee
Pennsylvania met in Philadelphia on the ID
inst, and after hot discussion adopted res
o,atioss-4S against lS-caliing on the De-
mocracy Of that State to unite in the support
of Foster for Governor, and recommending
a united electoral ticket on the following ba-
sis; II the vote Of Pennsylvania will elect
Douglas, then it is to be given to him; If it
will not elect him but Breckinridgc, then it
is to be cast for the latter; fit will not elect
either, then the electors can divide their vote
according to their own Judgment The
Chairman Of the Cenmittec Is authorized TO
communicate with the electors and obtain
their pledges within thirty days
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noston MISUNDERSTANDING no.

Boston MarlSet--June 20.
fLouR-Sales OF common brands Western, AT
52ja Is 80, fancy brands at s0V q IS 10, ex-
ira s. rs as6 ~, and superior at 90 Is assW per
Dbl. Southern Is arm at 5000 50 - for hneyi
81 5OaTVO for extras, and s. % a 10 for superior
CoRS.-Nellow, 0TaO Sc per bush mixed 9ic'
OArs--SOrthern and Canada Al O I4o per bush
RrE.-ST q 20 per bush.
ihV.-Eastsrn has advanced, with sales at 81 50
per ton.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
n EMAINING rNCALLED Tor In the Post once.
II BiddecOrd, Jaiy I, isoo.
Up Howard Harriet
Atwood Reuben r Hall Anna
Andrews Rhoda A 2 Hooper Caleb u
Banks John L Heney Betsey
BATHS John Hodsdou Abbie Y
Charles Inward Annie
Baldwin Eli Rill Lydia
Buker Van ID Mrs Jordan Sophia
bunker Sylvia jordan Henry y
bryant Phebc kimball BENZ
Burieli Mary A Kimball Nancy II
bryant Harriet Long SUSIE
Baiterberry HELEN Lord Martha A
Dustell AE Leonarls Lydia
CIeAves CD Li,tle6eld Joseph
Conroy James Measure William
Churchill Sarah Mitchell James
Carver MI Mclaughlin John
Chapman Julia \ Moran
caa.;n. MARY Mcdonald Abbie
D.yi, John x Mariner Abel
bennett 4 y Mrs Nield Diantha
Decker Mary L Norris &C
Downing J, nnie Newall Aaron
Dame Elizabeth Penley James
bennett Sarah r Roberts Peter s
Emery Rodney Rolf Emmie
Elder Isabella Roundy Charlotte
Emmons Mary A Richards Melissa
Floyd Abbott smith NancyJ
Poss Porter smith Marx
ross Anna Mrs Smith jaime,
Forbes Arielia II smith Abbie v
rogg Sarah A Smith Jennie
Gilroy Nellie L Smith Sarah A
Goodwin Mary Sudbury William
Gooch NJ v Mrs SWEET Mary X
Goodwin Mary l. SAWYER
Carney John A Staples Carol
Gray Edward 8 Simons Caroline
Clifford Elira j Small Carrie A
Hatch Susanna L Spaulding Lois
Haley Marian 8 Sanford Mary A
Hamilton Joseph n Towle Harvey NJ
Hoyt John Wade Ann
Hailetine John b Wilson MoSB
Hamilton Woods Mary NJ
Young Apphia d
HPusoas calling for thsss lstssrs viii pleas
JOIN " eooDwN.HM
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UySpepSld he1uouy
DR. DARIUS HAMS
Aromatic, Invigorating
SPIRIT.
TA Msdieiss hss been used ~ As pabie fer ysar',
,rifh ,nersasing Iaror. Hnrseomm,ndsd 70 cure
Dvspepsia. Ssrrossntss, Hsarf-BarH, Cole
Pains, Wind in hs SfowoeA. or Pans IN
As Borsb, HsodaeAs. Dro~'ins's,
Kidnsy Complaints, L'w spirits,
Dtlirinm TTtmsns. iHftm-
psrdnes.
n stimulates e1hlarates invigorates but Will not
intoxicate or stupefy.
asa MEDICINE. II isquick and snectual. curing
"A the mcst aggravated eases 2, spsps, - NJ ~.
stomach and Bowels. In . speedy manner.
IL will Instantly revive tbs most melancholy and
drooplpg sprits and restore the veal. nervous ana
sickly to health, strength and yigor. :, u..
have become detected. and their nervous systeus
shattered, constitutions broken down, and subject
10 thai horrible curse To humanity, the DELiRirs
and nvIgornting efficacy Of Ut. iISm's invsoratinE
'p"@ WHAT 1T WILL DO.
DosE--Ouc wine glass ~ tftsn no necessary.
One dose will remove all Dad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
Ono dose will give you Good Appetite. r..
One dose will stop Tho distressing palms OF ~
pspsis. , and dIsa.
greeable effects Of Wind flatulencs. sna ,bs
as the stomach receives the lny<ornuns tIi - 70
distressing load and all painful fesihs'
one dose will remove the most Distressing PAIN
of cole either in the stomach &c 4, Al.
few doses will Ieinote ~ . u.
Kidney. Bladder. or Urinary 49, -,,h any MIA.
Persons Who are seriously smeS s ,.,,sss~s a..
neg go" W = rsdleai cure by The use OF one OF Two
'''" NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
,....,. tho rom dlssipating too much over
-, and feel the evil effects OF poisonous lIquors
s..,cisnt headaches, sickness st stomach. weak.
nsss siddiness, &C., will and one dose Will remove
Lsdir. Of weak and ,ickiy constitutions should
take The invigorating spirit three times day 10
viii make them strong. healthy and happy, remove
all obstructi0ns and Irregularities IRON The men.
srual organs. and restore The bloom OF health and
beauty 20 the cars-woru hee.
During pregnancy 70 will BE- found IN invsluable
med,cins 70 remove disaErsssbls ssnsations st the
stomach.
All The prcpristor ssks ID trial, and 70 Induce
this, he has pul up the invigoratiag byrsp In pint
bottles st u esntk, quarts ~.
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