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o'-'A'.-la 'he months o. November AID Decem.
- -'''- 1' dressed poultry we're brought 10 kieh-
s1si, y lle Central Railroad sane tine ast year ~
=. 90. outstanding this Increase, there j. gene
- plant o. tas s.arcty q .urseg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-06

OPPICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER r. R. CO.,
RICHMOND Dec. %, 1879. Z
PROPOSALS. addressed to the undersigned invited
building In Virginia Passenger Car, Of the dimen-
sions, and finish u the Road.
de94 Hss>3 THos. SHARP, sup'
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H5w To- PLEAss IS CozrASy-The tue art Of being
agreeable appear well pleased with al the company
sad rather 90 seem wen entertained with them. A man
thus disposed may no. have much learning any w.t.
b-, G he has common sense and something friendly in be-
haror 10 conce, mems minds moe than the brightest
parts without this disposition. and when Of such
turn comes 90 old age be- IS au0-; sure 20 be treated
si.h respect it 8, trs- indeed that should not d.
sembe and ta,t.- .n company, h-t q man may be very
agreeable i1 s.rc, consistency with truth and sincerity
tF prudent silence here le cannot concur, and by
pleasing assent where he can. NoE and then SIC meet
with person So exactly formed % please that DO Wi.
.aup0a every one -llt hears o- behold, him. This dis
position no., merely the so. of nature bul frequently
Jae eNec, o. much su5siedge Of che world and CON
lA1i over tly passions
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NEW CONCERN.

RICHMOND, January "a, lsGQ.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BIZ c Z. wORTHAM 4 CO., Arcrs.
pY HECTOR DAVE. Ar-1nr..,

2Cj hhds prime o. rfoifs ~ q. 31rlf
- Itis. choice s.. o. W0'-sse4
Ia4 4. T. NORTHAN co. Ascts
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OFFICE OF THE ]. r


adjourned meeting the Stockholders OF the James
= KaLawha Company will be held THU Office Tuesday
evening, the lIth inst, at ~ O'Clock.
ia4-2tau2w MM. p MUNFORD. Sec'y
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NRGHOES-THIs DAY. 10 O'Clock, will be SOLD O. Ns-
~ ge consisting Of Men, Boys and Girls and Women ADD Cha
dren. DICKINSON HILL CO.,
de22-d4m Aucdoaeep
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MAD NEM MAIL PACkET CLARA.

- for subscriptions to the Stock Of the Insurance Co..
state Of Virginia. Of Richmond, office Of o ' BRvsEg
nber YOth, $50. de2l-im
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% NEGHOEs-THIs DAY, At 10 O'Clock, viii sell y
% lDely Nero
oc'5--ir HECTER DAVE, Aset
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NORE.-9a nus prime White Corn, landing from Schooner
" Shamburg for sale by
JAZZ BACON BASKERVILLE
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NHE undersigned hve this day coparnershp under
the style OF ILLsPAUGH READ for the purpose Of con.
Quoting the SHIP BROKERAGE business and respectfully solicit
the patronage o their friends and the public
A. MILLSPAUGH,
JAMES G. READ,
Gary and 18th streets the Dock
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>. PASStEA,

JUs PANNIII Rchm0II, BHJIY, ~ HlIIlV, va,
General Partner Special Partner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-06

E.-By virtue Of a decree Of
richmond, In the case OF Cor
ID June llth, 1859, the subscri-
ed by said Court, vii proceed
Of DICKINSON, HILL q CO..
the 9Th day Of January, 1850,
liable SLAVES
Vi cook, washer, and lroner,
k but a frst-rate washer and
bacco factory hand, Rachael,
has been accustomed 10 the
, Of very good character, and
PETERPIELD TRFNT,
Special Commissioner.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-27
New puelIo Code; a Ia powie.Knife.

Although the affair was perfectly grave be-
tween Messrs Potter Of Wisconsin, and Pryor
OF Virginia, the capital hit at the miserably
barbarous code of HONOR (as il is miscalled)
ON the part Of the first named member Of Con.
gress, is too admirably absurd to be omitted
without note, Potter detested duelling, but with
the aid Of Colonel Lander, he made up plan
he thought would be decidedly hard morsel,
even 10 Virginia Hotspur, and came forward
with his grand proposal 10 fight the duel armed
with solid bowie-knives, the distance between
the principals to be four feet, and the parties
shut up securely with their seconds, 80 there
could be no lodging or "shying over fences"
The seconds were each to have navy revolver,
for the purpose, we presume, Of shooting each
other, like the irscible DIR. Payne in the great
Wrinkle duel, who protested himself eager to
shoot at Snodgrass, IL the latter desired, as
the principals had made q mistake and apollo
gized.
Imagine the nobility of the odd Dominion,
soberly reading, with the aid of Mr.. Chisman,
"his friend" this internal communication from
Wisconsin Potter, - bowie. knives, four feet
apart, in close encounter. No chance for
any of that charming science known To the
modern duello, which consists in pistol prac-
tice, To go out and stand up opposite one OF
your fellow.creatures, who in cool blood ii Is
proposed To 'murler;'-no opportunity for
running of IL unhurt, and no possibility OF
getting away alive! There you are with Wis
consin Potter making mnce-meat Of you with
his bowie-knife. the code Of honor being omit
ted and all the beautiful rules Of modern chiy-
airy utterly disrcgarded!
We know not but this Is the kind of duels
they commonly fight in Wisconsin, and, indeed,
il Is q visible improvement over the old plan az
Washington. Potter should take out a patent
for his invention, and il should be transmitted
TO the latest postefity, as a proof Of the al
ysncement Of legislative civilization in our IA
yored times.-.E b. Mercury.
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PILES! PILES =! PiLES!!!
IIhnf is FL, Hnlr Cnrfi,


Thousands ofpersons have piles-suiler Tor years
with the disease-yetfew know what IL Is, or how
Il Is cured. Every case Of Piles. whether mani
tested In the form u external tumors. frequent
biecdings, or In violent itching and irritation, lie
ponds essentially upon congestion Of the abdOmn.
nj venous circulation. This produce. the enrorre-
ment, dIiation Of the veins, formation Of tumors,
hemorrhagcs. pain and suffering, and the disease
can only be fundamentally cured by medicines
which. taken internally, relieve this venOus con-
restion. Hence ointments, washes, and even inise-
lions. are so Intellectual.
Humphrey homeopathic PileSpecihc, asimplS
sugar pill taken two or three times per DAY, eure'
the disease by curing the condition upon winch th'
disease depends Hundreds have beea cured ny ~
even OF the most obstinate cases All Will %
promptly beaefted by t. Price. % cents boz.
N. IA faii set OF HunrHRErs' HohEorArni!
SrEcivics, with Book Of Directions, and twenty on
ferent Remedies, m large walls, morocco case, -
ditto In plain case, 81, case Of fifteen boxes, AND
Book "a single boxes, - cents and J0eents.
Thcss Remedies. by the single boz or case, ar'
sent by mail or express, nee OF charge, 10 any I'D
aress, on receipt Of the price. Address,
Da. y. HUMPHREYS a Co..
No. ssa broadway, New York.
Sold By A. Sawyer, Diddeiord. <vie
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CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. ]. DUPOyCGS GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

lnfailiole In correcting irregularities and remov
ing distractions from whatever caase and always
successful a. preventive. ,
The above named GoLDES Pitts have been used
an the Private Practice OF Dr. DUPoNCO for over
TuinrY YEAns with unparalleled SUCCESS In al
most every case and u Is only at the earnest sole
itation Of THOUSANDS OF LADIES who have
.ns.sssn,ily NEED Them that he Is induced to make
them Public, by appointing agents and advert sins
them In order that All who may be suffering from
the above omplaints may find In the above Puts
Prsrsaiire Rsiicf and permanent 'ure, COhsS
ansntIy he has appointed an agent In every city
and town In the Union, where these PILLS may be
obtained.
Price 81 per box. >,-,,,,,.s,
c,a,yaI tg,sf for Rilisfori and Sac0.
Ladies' by sending him 800 through the BID
s,,ord Posi- ofes, can have the PILLS sent them
tcouhdentiallyD by mall These rliis az. counter
E,f,a don't touch them unless you see the sigma
ture Of 5. ID. Howe on every box-all others arc
unsafe oihlV
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DEATHS.

In this city, nth inst, Charity. wife OF William
Plaisted, aged "a years.
In this city, 10Th inst, Sarah Ellen daughter oil
Kerme Folsom, aged 20 years, ,
In Lyman, keriah Porter, aged "a years. 9 months
and q days II,
In Huntington, nth inst. Mrs Mitchell, wife Of
Mr.. George Robinson, aged ~ years Eastern pa
pers please copy.
In kennebunk, 18th inst, Mr.. Theodore Weber,
formerly OF Wells, aged 20 years.
In Kittery, 9Th inst, Mr.. William ID. A. Locke,
aged IS years.
In Washington, ID. c., 10Th inst Oliver X. Darrell.
Esq, aged - years, son OF the late Jonathan o.
Barrell Esq, OF York, Sic.
In North Berwick, 10th inst, OF Palsy, Sarah,
widow OF the late Noah johnson, deceased, aged 81
years, n months and days.
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At q Court Of Probate, holden ut Alfred within
and for tho county Of York. on the first Tuesday
OF April In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sixty. by tho Honorable u. T. bourne,
Judge Of said Courts
Upon the petition ofTHOMASM. PfERS0N and
u others representing that they are seized IN icc
as heirs with others, In the real estate WHEREOF
ABIGIIL Nc PIERSOS, late OF saco, In SAID Soun-
Nv. died SEIZED and possessed. and praying that
warrant be granted 10 suitable persons, authoril.
ing them 10 make partition OF said real estate, and
set OF 20 each heir his proportion in The zane.
ordered, That tho petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased and 10 all persons In.
tcrestcd, by causing copy Of this order 20 DO pub
lished In the Union Joarna, printed IN Biddeiord.
they may appear nj q Probate Court 70 DO holden
nj bddsford In said county. on the aTst Tuesday In
May NEXT, at ten OF the clock In the fore-
prayer VI said petitions should NOT 10 granted.
l6 Attest, Francis bacon Register.
A true copy, Attest, francis Bacon Register.
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NJ xy;..,.w.., en- per,eaced nurse and 70
ma h, Nh vsei.n bas a Soothing Syrup FOR chldren
teething which greatly facilitates the process OF
teething by soening The gums ana reduelhs All ~,
"a. 1897. Depend upon II. mothers, II will give
Wv, ~ yonrseiyes and relief and health to your In
anti Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertise
ment In another column lyrjl
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At n Court of Probate hold mt Alfred within and
for the county Of York. on tho first Tuesday In
April, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty. by the Honorable T.. L. Bourne. Judge
Of said Courti
TYDIA CHICK, administrative OF the estate OF
IL DANIEL Chick, late Of Alfred. In said county,
deceased having presented her fret account OF ad'
m!nistraton Of the estate Of said deceased for nj
l0wancei
Ordered. That the aId Lydia Chick, give notice 70
all persons interested. bJ causing q copy OF this
order 10 be published thee weeks SUCCESSFULLY
I'm the Union q journal. printed ut Biddeford In
said county, that they may appear mt Probate
arst Tuesday In May next, ut ten Of the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
10 Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon. Register.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city. 10th inst. by George II. Knowlton,
ESD, Mr., Isaac A. Paine, to Miss Mary II. Allen,
both Of this city.
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. J. T. q. Nichols
Mr. Richmond ". Ingersoll, Of Portland, Me-, to
Miss Marcia Atkinson, OF this city.
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. III. II Abbott, Eb-
enerer simpson. to Lucinda Henderson, both ofthis
city.
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Al Court Of Probate held ut Alfred, within and for
the county OF York, on tho first Tuesday "
Aprillln the year or our Lord eighteen hundIcd
and sixty by tho Honorable x. L. Bourne 'uago
ofsaid Court, ss.afrf
ONE OF the Devices In the last VIII and Testament
" ofwILLlAM BOARDMAN, late OF Newmarhes
In the State OF New Hampshire deceased, haying
thereof duly authenticated, 30 -
Ordered That tho said devise give notice 10
Ali pcr,ons ntercsted by causing Asspy OF this OF
der T. DO published three weeks In the
county. the arrt PUBLICATION 20 DO thirty day.. at
least before the time hereinafter assiHned, that
thew NAV, appear before the Judge 90 Md Court,
M l,s ofBcc IN kcnnebunk IN aid county, on sst-
uray tho nineteenth day OF May nsxt ct Ten o. inc
clock In the forenoon. and shew csuseu any ,,ney
nave, why the aid instrument should not 90 anowe
g n 81; s.s.s 2 the lass will and 'e'''"'1'
is Attest, Francis Iseon RsEistsr.
Atrus COPY, xiissi, fnssis Ds''a Register,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-27

IT HOLDS ITS overwhelmingly the
multiplicity ofso called remedies before the
public. the demand for Readings Russia salve
grows with each season. II is an infallible
remedy for cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, wounds
sores, erysipelas, etc. Get box and try lie
Only 25 cents-sold everywhere.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-27

GALVANIZED ovens. We invite the atten,
ton Of Housekeepers to the advertisement OF
X. Stevens & Co., OF galvanized ovens IN this
paper. We have used one in our family for
the two past years, and have no hesitation IN
recommending it as being all that Is claimed
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REEnRnNcES

II W. Lard, saeO, & q. Dennis, ROckland, T. III.
sawyer N9rridgewoek, u. cleaves. Stockton, l.. U,
Gowan, biudsiSri; T. Ellis, rhomaston. L. Rounds,
Waterville. John York. windham, James Eastman,
Lowell. T. u Buxton. Yarmouth, 81. W.IThayer,
Augusta, C. Page. iiallowen, Edwin u. stevens
Frankfort
e The undersigned are prepared "a manuf,e.
ture and sell the a0ove Ovens and Rights for The
same. In any town or city In the state 90 Maine.
r. 8. STEVENS d co.
South Paris, Ipril Is, $50. Is
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Letters of Recon- mendation.
Mnlnc farmer Onlce. Jan

Maine Farmer Office. Jan. J, iSsy,
II & STEVENS & Co-Gents.-l have made tho
rough trial Of the Galvanized Portable Oven, OF
your manufacture, which obtained not long ago
OF you. and find II 10 be all that you recommended
II for. II makes q very great saving OF fuel, and
the managcuen OF II Is simple and easy. | con-
slider u the best apparatus OF the Kind hitherto In
vented. Very Respectfully, Yours &c,
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dred dollars. in favor Of Senator Linn, for his
pcr diem. was found In the ballot-box. II was
returned to the Senator, who, smiling at his
forretfIlness, handed to the page his ballot,
which he had carefully hid away in his wal
7 laf
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80 YEARS!
Dr. 4. O. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitter

Has succeeded for the period OF half century in
maintaining its supremacy over all other Medi-
cnes. 10 gives immediate tone and action To- the
Stomach and Bowels, and impaTts TO the patient
cheerful and happy antielpations, which are never
attendant upon an Inactive state Of the important
functions OF the body.
The alternative and purifying action Of our Med.
icno upon the Stomach aud Bowels, Is the means 81
curing many hopeless diseases, which other medi-
cnes have failed 10 reach tin proof OF which We
have frequent testimonials nom all pats OF the
country OF our Bitters having cured diseases which
have been abandoned by attending physicians -
among which are enumerated Ssrofaia. RhsHna
fism, Fsrer and 1gss, Sail RAsvm, We. Consump-
ton In It's carly stages has often been ayerted by
their use Its unprecedented success, however, Is
based upon its certain aud immediate cure OF b.
ioss Complaints. Dyspepsia, Jaandies, COstirsHss,,
Lirsr Complaint, and all diseases OF the Stomach
and Bowels Tor which 10 Il conceded that Dr. RICH
ARDSON'S BITTERS have no rival. For sale by
Druggists everywhere. and at theDoetors Oihoe, u
Hanover Street, Boston. imll
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Globe Uotcl South Paris, Nav u, 1850.

Globe Hotel. South Paris, May ~, 1855.
' Geutlemen-l have used the Patent Galvanized
saw II works we'll employ man to do my bak-
Inc who gives very favorable account OF IL for
baking meats, bread, pastry, aud everything else
that he has baked since he used IL. do not hesi-
tate 10 say that II Is the hest have ever used
II docs its work perfectly and with very little
fuel. Truly, Yours, "A. HEKSEf.
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rniteh Society Xrst 4

United Society, West Gloucester, Jan. 6, 1857.
To the Proprietors OF the Patent Galvanized ovens.
We can with all confidence, and with the greatest
pleasure, recommend your patent oven 10 be the
hest constructed and most economical oven ever Of.
fer,l 10 the public. Truly, Your Friend,
OTIS SAWYER
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American House. Portland, Jan,

American Eoucc. Iuttiauu, Jan, lNS.
Ns.srs r. & stevens & Co.-Gents.--i have used
for short time your Galvanized iron portable oven.
So Tar as have used u think u superior Tor hak-
ins purposes 10 any other Stove ha's eyst nadi
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At n Court OF Probate held at Alfred. within and
for tho county OF York, on the first Tuesday In
April, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
4. dfcd and sixty. by the Hon. Z. 4. Bourne, Judge
OF said Court,
DICnARD NJ CHAPMAN guardian OF BESJA.
III MIN p. BRYIYT, JULIA BRYINT, ELLEN
BRYANT and LUCY ANN BRYANT, minors and
children OF benjamin y. BRYANT, late Of Bddeford,
In said county, deceased having presented his first
account OF guardianship Of his said wards for
allowances
Ordered. That the said Richard M. Chapman,
give notice 10 all persons Interested by causinga
succcssiyeIy in the Union 4 Journal, printed ut
Biddeford, In said county, that they may appear
ut a Probate Court to be held nj Biddeford. In
said county, ON theaIst Tuesday In May, next, ut
ten of the clock lnthe forenoon, and shew cause,
II any they have, why tho Same should not DO
allowed,
10 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest Francis Bacon. Register.
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r,rwood IIotel. Wateryille, Ne.

Messrs. n. & Stevens & co.-Gents-l have tho
roughly tried your Galvanized Iron Portable oven'
and positively proved II 20 be all you have PROM
~ ]. l.. sEAyEY.
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Exchange Hotel.
Nos. 312, 314, aud $40 Greenwich ST.
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..
Dresser Is happy to inform his friends and the tray
cling public that he has associated himself with
Mr. Il. 7. Popplc. formerly proprietor OF the Wads.
worth House, In Buffalo. The house has been put
in perfect repair, having been refurnished and i'm.
proved In each department
The change In our restaurant Is greatly improy.
ed, and we can boast Of having rs pleasant an eat
Ing room, for Ladies' and Gentlemen, rs can he
found 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.
Every attention in all the departments Of the
House will bo stritcly enforced, and no effort will
he spared ~ make the House agreeable To- all Its
natrons, Is Y POPPLE
re- IRA DRESSER
Nh. / should DO pleased to see all my old
friends, when they visit New York. l.DRESSER.
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At Court ofProbate held at Alfred, within and
for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday In
April. In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty, by tho Hon. Z. 4. Bourne, Judge
OF said Courts
IN the petition Of DETSEY ADAMS, widow Of
" OLIVER ADAMS, late OF Kennebunkport. In
said county, deceased, praying that the admins
tration ofthe estate Of said deceased may be grant
ed TO William y, Moody OF said Kennebunkport.
Ordered, That tho petitioner cite the next Kin 10
take administration. and give notice thercofto tho
heirs OF said deceased and TO all persons interested
In said estate, by causing u copy ofthis order tn
be published In the Union 4 Journal, printed In
Bddeford In said county, three weeks successive
ly, that they may appear at . Probate Court
10 he held ut Blddeford In said county. on the first
Tuesday I'm May next, ut ten or the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause II any they have,
why the prayer OF said petition should not DO
granted
i6 Attest, Francis bacon, Register
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon. Register.
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Take Notice.

ALL Persons indebted to the firm Of Clcavc'
"A & Kimball arc requested to call immcdi.
atcly. or before the 9th OF April, as IS neces
sary for us to close up all our outstanding nc
commits All that Is not adjusted by that tire,
will no left with an attorney. Don't wait for
the second call, for Il will be with expense.
CLEAvES & KIMBALL.
Biddeford. March Goth. 1860. evils
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~ Among the many restoratives which nature
has supplied TO relieve the Affections or humanity,
there Is NO more fayorte one for certain class OF
diseases than the "medicinal gum" OF tho Wild
Cherry Tree, hut however valuable IL Is Its power
TO heal to soothe To relieve, and To cure, enhanc-
cd ten fold by scientific and luGicious combination
with other ingredients, in themselves 9fequal worth
This happy mlnsiing exists In that
Combination and form indeed"
or medieine knovna
DR.. Ni-snr'. Bai.am OF wild Cherry,
Whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, bronchitis
whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary AZ
lection, and Incipient Consumption Is inestimable
HOME TESTIMONY.
Boston, April rs, 1852,
No Is Union st.
Mn sEru W. FowLE,-Dear Siri-Your inyalu'
able medicine can truly say. has literally snatch.
"a me from the grave. Last July was attacked
by a sudden cold which resulted In very severe
cough with violent Pains In the side and CHEST; 1
became so much reduced. that my friends frankly
told me that must die. At this crisis heard ol
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and Immediately
sent for bottle. Tho effect produced was indeed
wonderful. My physician, one OF the most respect
able In Boston, who had previously told me that a
cure was hopeless, came IN, and informed nun
what I had taken. lie examined the Balsam, ana
advised me TO continue the use OF u, since which
same physician who had given me up, told me, a
few days since, that might yet live for many
years. Respectfully, MANY ho"n
We can eheerfilly testify 10 the truth OF the
above Mrs RG WILLIAM hlyS p SsSS sT
MARTHA DENNETr.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS, on the
wrapper.
Prepared by \. w. FOwLE 4 CO, Boston, and fOr
sale by J. sawyer and Augustus Sawyer, Bidde-
ford; Gilman 4 kimball, Saco; u. 4. Bragdon,
York; Joseph Curtis. Wells; Samuel Hanson, Bux-
ton Centre;C. NJ. Hutchinson, West Buxton, Clark
4 Brackett, Limington, and by dealers every
whore. two
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A ladies' muff left at Il. II. McKenney's Imbro
type rooms, which tho owner can have by calling
proving property and aging charges.