davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-08-01

4 regular mteting Of the So1dicrs' Home
Society 1as held yesterday at o'clock, .. m
Thomas B. Bryan, E=q., in tho chair. TIL.
minutes Of the LIS: meeting were read by Mr.
]. G. Fargo, Secretary, aud approved.
The report Of the COMMITTEES On Collection.
was next in order. 4 dona.ioc Of SIS 90 wal
| reported from Mr. ]. C. Wheeler, the uncle
of an Invalid soldier, since deceased, In thx
Home The Wabash Avenue N. E. Caurca
contributed 800, collected LAST Sabbath.
! Children Of the D=rean Baptist Sunday School
SO, as monthly subscription.
An offer 10 do job printing gratuitously;
~as received from 1saac 4. Pool, and accepts,
with 3 vote of thanks.
The Committee on Printing the Constitu
lion and By Laws, reported that all the wors
would be done gratuitous1y; that Messrs
Laflin would donate The paper; Rounds The
printing; Wilson the binding; and Baker the
engraving, 10 the extent Of $40.
MI. Bryan reported that the Seal of the In.
etitution, donated by J. G. Chills, was finish.
ed, and was handsome work of art.
4 letter was read from DR.. Thomas 7. Ellis
offering to attend the Home daily, gratuit,
ous]y. The offer YVES accepted, with thanks
On motion. 1t was decided to appoint ma1e
nurse tor the Home, TO assist the Superinten.
;:ent and 8atron.
-Four deaths have occurred in the Home
during the past week. They were
all brought in when apparently at
DEATHS door, and one Of them lived only ten
minutes after his arrival
a Committee consisting Of Mrs. Eben
Higgins, Mrs. o. E. Hosmer, and Mrs. Lamb,
we're appointed to choose suitable person
for uuree-
On motion, 1t was decided that book
should be provided, in which should be re-
corded eyerF prescription given by the physI~
Clans TO patients in the Bone.
The following report WIS made By the su-
perintendent: Number Of arrivals, 81; de-
parturcs, IS; remaining, Il; meals furnished.
s99; lodgings, S..
The resignation Of Mrs. Mediu, Is secre-
tass, IN consequence Of her expected absence
from the city vas received and accented.
Mrs. Fargo was appointed to I'LL the position.
The Visiting and Inspecting Committee for
the ensuing week consists of Mrs. Dr., Blame.
Mrs. Ball, and Mra. Allen.
On motion, 1t was decided that in future
the employees Of the Rome be paid regularly
every Saturday.
On motion, lii. Hancock, Of the firm Of
Richmond & Hancock, was thanked for his
services, and added to the Advisory Com
mittee.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1863-08-01

Illinois Wool Growers Convention.
The sccrcssry Of the State Agricultural Society,
authorizes the announcement that Wool Grow
crs' Convention will be held at Decatur during the
week Of tie approaching State Fair The day will
be an1ounccd On Monday OF Tuesday Of the Pair.
, 1863-08-01

ReceEpts this week, l1,800,
QuoTATIoNs.-$b.ba15.6 . cwt, live weight,
e; corr fed hogs, and fos dstiIery
isa, are me quotations given by Henry D. Grant,
ed Monday morning much stronger than was gene.
raliJ expected, on aceount Of the extreme warm
weather fos several days. The supply, however,
opening price Of drst sase lots 54c q D, aud OBJ
taihed very near that rate, and sold no corn.fed
noes nelow 54c 2 b. closing out all the lots on
not oyerstocked, and sales a1s quick for medium
to prime hogs. while extra aud inferior are slow.
Geofge W Dorman gives the following 81 the
,,,...y Live weight. Dead weight.
!. sue. .bhG8.10c 6KGa7 {
Firat quality, small sizes, fat
and prime, for msk't butch
ers...: ..-.;:.:.....:...-..bK05 7 @-e
ddasge stze, still-fed, fat; .41s@5xc 61@s3o
, 1863-08-01
The Chicago Bible Society.

Tie twenty second annual report Of tht
Chicago Bible Society, for the year 1869, ha:
just come to hand. From 1t We obtain full
account of the operations Of the Executive
Committee Tor the past yesr. The work
which has most fully engaged the attention oi
the Committee has been the supply OF sol
diers In the camp and in the field, and alsc
the rebel md union paroled prisoners ut Camr
Douglas. They, at u Committee meeting Aelt
In March last, after m Investigation made b.
committee appointed for that purpose
Voted that the rebel prisoners at Camp Doug
las be supplied with testaments to the nun
bcr Of 1000 copies.
Ata subsequent meeting (he1t in July they
voted to supply 5000 additional copics, if *
1nau5 should be needed.
Tie Illinois volunteers at Camp Dougla.
have been supplied with il bibles and 5,o7:
testanents; the rebel prieonsrs with 20 hi
bles and {, ,A98 tes,a,nents; and the parolei
Ha1per's Ferry prisoners With 1918 tesla
1nenis; at q total cost Of s9129o.
Bibles and te=taments have been drawn
from tie Depository, for the supply Of dcsti
tt1c families and others, to thu number OF IC;
bibles, and 59S testaments, costing $146.77
bibles ard teatamcnts we're distributed eratuf
'ously during the year, 2,260, costing ST..
1GGG.7G.
The ealcs at tho Depository, and By agents,
We amounted to 81, ,5S1 10.
The number and cost Of books distributed
the past year, In various ways, reaches 1896
ti},1ts and 11 frST festamenfs v.11a1 a{
, 1863-08-01

r OsT-A large black Newfvund-
Land DOG. viii nrss. collar around bis neck IT.
scr1hed % 1he collar Il Capt D. 81 Tucker Clere-
lana oa;o.n - s A!so pane Q. eos sw;aSoos" - tss .s
:. h. Nc, kera otice took of North Market st.aat.
jyH-hG3ef
, 1863-08-01

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, in both sexcs-nsw
and reliable treatment, In 1tports of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr.. J. Sktl'1n Houghton, How
nsd Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
delphtn4 "a fyi9JW
, 1863-08-01

& r. E. Risby, 50 Randolph Street, ia selling
Paper Hangings ut less than New York prIcce ii
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied On the
moet Gbera. tes1ne. iy74w
, 1863-08-01
THE CITY.

Bo1D.-on Tuesday night bold thief
stole three $40 bonds Of $50 each, from the
Office Of Il. VI. Chamberlain, 644 State street,
, 1863-08-01

HDES-The market Is quiet and without mate
rial change in prices. We quote: .
OEy : Eunt: ...--.-...........s.-... .'.s-s4o10!t
UGJ SA!ted. 80 aoH 40T
13Feen eatea ................s......-- 6A9p %
LUMBER.-The arrtvals ara light, and there Is
but very little doing in caryoes- Sales Cargo Of
schr Aha, from White Lake, tuo-thit15 sttips, At
s1s Is; cargo of echr Forester, from Grard River
one-half strfps, At 31a.50. We give the following
yard prices:
Lcnazn-Fisst Clear. per 1,0o0ft..... s35 oo93a %
Second Clear, ....- 3t0htS1c0
Thru Clear, =" ..... 95M4ba5 %
Stock Boatds. tds..................... 130OGb!ucO
Box or Selec. Boards .-........... 130G1:Do0
Common Boards, dry.............. 160oD -.
g1ean......-..... Is Mi5i5.sO
Cu1 Boards Observation-Disclosures. ta04h 80.
Fencing. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15.00l16,0o
First Clear Flooring. rough. ....... 8l.00Qt3200
Gecond Clear do do ........ ad.0Ut
Common do do ,-...... 2a009a50O
Siding Clear, dressed :. ........... 18001.D.oo
Second CleAE-. ......-..s 11910
i" Common do.....-.,........ 110nD1600
Icag 1oiats. ..-.-.....................5 510UA30.M
Shaved Shinglea. a p M.............. 3751 100
90 do No. 1............-.-.. 3HNb 80.
Sawed Shingles, s,A....................a a3u1a6ak
90 DO No. !...-...-.....-.. 3.0E1 333
Lath, q 100 pcs ............ 8p0.b =.
Posts. 9 la0Galan0
Ptckets ........-....--,...-........ 1400G130l
, 1863-08-01

CTOLEN.-Taken from the farm
~ OF the subscriber on tho .nornt-E Of Jay N.k !
At 4 tal laryo siza and In good CONDITION: sas -
tAken bJ you, man about II Tsass a&H , ~ ~
forsuat1on Vhtro tsld are can b. fou1q = 0tL0
Rto = ling store ~ Randolph atzvae, VII ne suta-
bly, rewarded, a. 0ALk. ~ANSa
, 1863-08-01

TO RENT-House No. l42 West
Il. etaus st:set eight rooms, gas us1ter &C.. and
f. soo1 repair, Apply I" j; nARIs1,. u n4sc's +
AitT2hJe ScAh Factory Canal streer. eetEte7 Altoa
TIC RENT Cottage House NJ.
\ q. corner Of Adams aod Abe:ieen streets, = II
E..iion. CONTAINING i've Iocc4, vita WAter. oApHS
Cn the pEeNlses, j.NE9N ~
, 1863-08-01

oWFEns WATTEDs-Tbere are two red covs
ut the West side Police Station, waiting to BIZ
claimed BY their proper owners. Parties
having lost such animals will do well to take
notice.
, 1863-08-01

ARRESTED roE LARcEHr.-1ast evening q
woman uaued Louisa Josephine BeyTo, who
lives ut The corner Of May and West Randolph
streets, was arrested By Officer Clark, on the
charge Of stealing $95 In money from 1Ady
residing at 1856 West Randolph Itappears
that Mrs. Beyro WIS at the house Of tho lady,
in the afternoon, and while she was asleep,
extracted the money from her bosom. On
nTaAing, she found her money A7d htr risltor
boah gone, and naturally suspecting that they
were together, folio wed the supposed thief to
her home, found the identical money in
her possession, and soon after caused her ar.
rest. The light fingered Mira, Beyro was
lodged in the West Side Station, for The night.
and will be examined to- day.
, 1863-08-01

14uet c&GulAS q ec81o1s elADDlnS ARRAY TOOK
place IN the West Division, the circumstances
Of which arc these: In q two-story house In
the rear Of number s. Enlisted street, there
are four families liying-three German and
cne Irish The tenement is owned bg John
sigmund, midd1e-aged German, o tailor
hy trade. One Of the tenants Is Henry N.pss.
also middle-agel German. From some
cause, sigmund has been trying to get
Nauss to vacate the house, and yes-
tsrday morning notified him that he
must move ont BY evening, without fail.
This Nauss declined to do. Early in the
evening the parties ment in the yard, near the
house, where an alteration ensued. which re.
suited in Nanss receiving severe stab in the
abdomen. rs he a1ledges, at the hand Of his
landlord Immediately after being stabbed,
Nauss walked into the street, but there fell
down. lie WIS then carried to a drng s.ors
on Madison et1eer, hut euuu after wis remoy-
I'd to lis home, and physician wa8 called In,
Information Of the a1falr wns sent to the
Vest Side Station, whereupon Sergeant
Miller dispatched two or three policemen to
arrest SiEmund. lie was seized Just as lie
WIS about retizirg to bed, and taken to the
station. The knife vi h which the Youud ,yas
inflicted had lot been found, and it is sup
Iosed that slgmund managed to conceal it.
Aa soon as the affray vas oyer, a.neishbor
named Michael AcGreary fran into the yard,
where he found slgnluud with double.bar.
relied, loaded gun In his hands, which he
wfested from him. Nauss' wound is a dan.
Ee4ous one, though not neeeesarily fatal.
Sigmund, after being arrested, denied having
Stabbed Nauss a: all. The case will be judi
ciai]y Investigated today.
spcc1z1Meetingo Of the Common Coun-
Pursuant TO call Issued on Mondayere-
Ming, the Common Council met last night, in
special session, to consider Alderman Comis.
ly's ordinance providing for the appropria-
lien OF money to raise volunteer companies
In this city, to take the place Of con
scripts drnfted into the United States service.
In the absence Of Mayor Sherman, Alderman
Roberts was called to the chair. No sooner
We the meeting ope1ed than AID. Comisky
rose and stated that there WAS strong doubts
il, the minds Of raany OF the Council whether
under the new City charter, 1t would be legal
to take action upon IN ordinance like the one
in question, at any hat . regular meeting, In
consideration Of which he would move an ad-
jou1nment Aid. Con1an remarked tha:
s'thcse gentlemen who were SO fast to call
special meetings had better find out what waa
legal before they issued the call" The mo-
.1cn to adjourn was put and carried with but
orc dissenting voice.
Tho Board OF Trade Excursion to
Portland.
The Board Of Trade excursion to Portland
, 1863-08-01

ERR1So Woa1AS's RETuGE.-The monthly
board meeting Of the Erring Woman's Refuge
Will be held at the Refuge, Gig Third avenue,
this afternoon at O'Clock.
, 1863-08-01

GOOD TnR-The trot against time yester-
day, for $500, WIS won by sor7el mare own
ed by Mr. Cox. Time-3:4s, 2:44, 2:42. The
mare was subsequently purchased by Mr.. Fas.
set, Of Baltimore, for $500.
, 1863-08-01

HORSE Tn1Eves HELD two Germans
-Gerndt and Faust-mcntioned Yesterday az
having stolen horse from q. N. Wells, ut
Vernon, Lake county, had IN examination yes-
terday at the Police Court, and were held to
bai1-the former $500, the latter s5oo-for
their appearance at tue Recorders Court.
, 1863-08-01

How TO Cool OFF.-Yesterday the weath.
er was oppresalyely warn- To-day You can
takc the half fare excursion train on the Mil
wankee Railroad, Mt 1850. and spend few
hours in the cool shady groves along the lake,
and return in the evening. The bathing ordl-
nance l. not In force IN the couutH.
, 1863-08-01

ST. JouN's CuUncn-This church, which
Acs been closed for repairs during the past
Elk weeks, will be re-opeued for divine ser
vice on ennday morning at 10 1-e O'Clock, and
in The evening at z - o'clock. The public
are invited to be present. The cdifice has
been enlarged SO that it will accommodate
nearly five hundred more persons than for
1nerly, some 50 pews having been added. The
pews arc all cushioned, and the aisles and
chaucel handsomely carpeted, while the en-
lire interior is thoroughly reaoya:ed and
greatly improved. The work has been done,
>: u coet of nearly $500, under the direct
Supervision Of the able and energetic rector,
rev. DR.. Bishop.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
Bran,lreth's Pills.

You may recover your health by the use OF 9th
CT remedies. You may recover without any but
do not forget that you may die, and that Bran
dreth's pills could have saved you. For remember
that tho arfsl principle Of dsatA, when you have II
in excess in your system, is evident to your animal
instincts. Your countenanco tells your friends
your dreams and your own heart tell you.
Now. ut these there Is no medicine 50 deserving
OF your confidence as BRANDRETH'S vEGETA-
BILE UNIVERSAL PILLS, the only medicine
known that can certainly save, when all the usual
indications tell that you must die.
Mr.. John Pudney. Springfield, Union county. N
j., has used Brandrsihs Puts for fifteen years in hi:
family and for all his hands in which tlmo these
Pills have cured them Of Bilious affections, Head
ache, rheumatism, Fever and Aguc, Measles
Whooplng Cough, and no says he has never known
them to fail Principal Office, 2oi Canal street, New
York.
Sold by Dr. DRYDEN SMITH, Biddcford, and
by all respectable dealers. uyrich 4wS
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
LIST OELETTERS

DEMAlNING uncalled for in the Post once, Bid
IL deford, July I, 1863.
81 Persons sallin: for these ietto7 will pleas
say they are advertised.
Berry Zenas Leavitt Sarah A Mrs
Baker Rebecca Mrs Littlefeld Phebo
Benson Mary A Mrs Lear II A
Bracket Henry q Mrs Libby George
Buker Harriet Mrs Lewis Frank
Blake Gustavus A Libby Bctsey
Butler Esther l. Leonard a
Burnell Esther Littlefeld Almira
Burns Catherine Mitchell Chas va
Clark A NJ Mrs McAliston Carrie
Clark EW Maxfed Dana II
Crowley John Moshcr Edw Franklin
Clark John NJ Mckinney Jennie
Cassidy Mary-2 Moore Jennie
Cooney Margaret Mclean Jennie
Curtis Maria q Mrs Moran Mrs
Cleavcs VIM W Mrs Morse Nathan
Downing Jennie Mason lydia
bennett Hauuah EMrs 0ster Mary Jane
bennett Caroline |, Mrs Parker Amasa
Deyereaux Aryilla Pike Annie Nj
Eastman EA o Mrs Proctor Nancy
Emmons George Page Phebe
Eastman Mary Mrs Perkins VIM
Folsom Anna Roberts MaryS
Foss Nellie RanYEstbsr Mrs
FurIong Lizzie s Russ CHARLES
Fullen Edward II Mrs. RayI I'd Charles
Fletcher George Smit arab Mrs
Fits Mary l. Mrs SaDdei pm Abbie
Fitch Phehe l. SEagt& Cyrus
GoodnOw VIA L Sewart ielcn Nj
Garvin Louisa tSmith Hannah Z
Grimes JOAN Stackpolc James
Guptill Huldah r Smith John l.
Gould Elizabeth PfAirs Sinnott Mary A
Goodrich Alma "a Sylvester 81 samuel
Hill Charles III Mrs Smith Susan L Mrs
Huff Charles Smith Vim G
Hanson Eliza Sullivan Mary Ann
HucersOn Elizab'h Mrs Thornton IL
Heney Mary Tcmplcton Madison
Hoyt Oliver Titcomb Helen Il
Harmon SarahA Mrs Wakefield Mary Mrs
Jordan Sophia Wildes b
ferries Peter Whitman ClaraJ
Jones Edward Witham John
Libby Sarah Wood Mary ID Mrs
Loring Sophia Mrs - =,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
MARRIAGES.

Brooklyn. n. Y.-July 2nd. by Rev. Richard
s. Storrs, Jr., Thomas NJ. Hayes. Esq, of Port
land, formerly Of Saco, and Mrs. Mary L. Tay-
lOr, Of II,
North Derwick-sIay 30th. by Ed. VIM.
Quint, Mr.. John Chadbourne u, and Miss Mary
L. Staples, both OF n. II.
North Berwick--June 30th, by the same, Mr..
John b. Ham and Miss Jennie U. johnson, both
of n. ID.
Eliot-June 30th. by Rev ID Sawyer, Mr.
Edwin Tobey and Miss Olive A Staples, both
Of Eliot
Biddeford-May 9Th, Mr. Samuel G Gilpatric
aud Miss Olivia NJ Gould, both Of Lyman.
Gorham-Jupe 10Th, Mr. l6galls Blake, OF
BiddefOrd, and Miss Lucinda Rand, OF Stand
ish
Newport. RI-June 9th, DIR c w Gleason. OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Rebecca n HapSood, OF
Waterford, Me. :.
salem, Masculine %. by Rev G Cox, Mr.
VIM Allen Of Kcnuebunk, and Miss Carrie J
Bean Of Alfred.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10

DEMAlNING uncalled for in the Post once, Bid.
IL deford, July i,is63.
say they are advertised.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
.DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LIN
4 MCNT min, b,,,lcS ,t 4; ftv ccpts eoch IN

.DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINZ
~ MENT, pint bottles at fifty cents each, for
lamcness, cuts, gals, collie, sprains, &C., war
ranted cheaper than any other. 1t is used by
all the great horscmcn on Long Island courses.
1t will not cure ring bone nor spawn, us there
is no linment in existence that WILL What it
is stated to cure II positively does. No gunner
ofhouses iciY be Without IL afler trying one
bottle. One dose revives and often saves the
life of an ovcr-heated or driven horse. For
collie and belly -achc it has never failed. Just
as sure as the sun rises, just so sure is this val
liable Liniment to be the Horse cmbrocation Of
the day. Sold by all druggists. Office, so
Cortlandt Street, New-YOrk. 3w2S
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10

- The young lady who had thousand
acres of valuable land, which the young man
said was sufficient grounds for attachment,
did not marry as well as the young lady with
out fortune, who bad learned to discard all
kinds Of Saleratus or soda, save Hcrrick Al
lens Gold Medal, which has no equal on
this or the other Continent. Go, We young
ladies and, do likewise, and Damo Fortune
will smile on you also. Everybody rctails it,
and most Of the wholesale Grocers wholesale
it. Depot lie Liberty Street, New York.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10

saeo-Jpne 10Th, Nelly, daughter Of Samuel
and Celia Kicker, 8 mos.
Boston--July 2. Seth S Fairfield, % years,
Buxton-June Is. widow Ellen Plummer, ~
years.
Parsonsfeld-23d ult., Mrs Abigail Roberts.
wife OF Joshua Roberts. Eastern papers please
copy.
Limington-2sth ult, Eleanor. wife of Aaron
G. waldron. 90 years.
Kcnncbunkport - 9th ult, Capt Joshua
Downing. ~.
Kcnnebunkport--July 9th. Alvin NJ, son of
d Palmer and Ann VI Jeiieris, ~ years. 5th,
infant child Of Greedy q Trip.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
Mad. Porter,s Curative Balsam

Has long tested the truth that there are first
principles In Medicine there Is in Science, and
this medicine Is compounded ON principles suited
10 the manifold nature OF man Thccurc OF Colds
Is in keeping open the pores. and creating gentle
internal warmth. and this Is caused by the use al
tins medicine Its remedial qualities are based on
its power 10 assist the healthy and vigorous crcu-
lation OF blood through tho lungs IL oniyons the
muscles and assists the skin to perform its duties
of regulating the heat Of tho system. and In gently
throwing or the waste substance from the surface
OF tho body, II is not q violent remedy, but cmol-
lient, warming searching and effective. SEQ AL
ycrtisement. 3-eSwly
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
State OF Name.


YORK, ss.- ..sr.-- H..... 90.
At a Court Of County commisstoners. begun and held
at Alfred, for aud rithin the County 81 York, on
the second Tuesday Of October, 4. d. 1850
IN the foregoing petition, II is considered by tho
" Commissioners that tho petitioners arc respon-
sbc and that they ought 10 be heard touching tho
matter set forth hher petition, and therefore or.
der, That the petit SncY give notice to oil persons
missioners will meet the Dwelling House OF JON
nthan Langdcn, in tery, on Tuesday the 18th
day OF November, u n 1850, mt ten o'clock In the
forenoon when they wilAproceed to view the route
set forth In the Petition and immediately after
such vicw ut some convenient place In the yicin-
ity, will give hearing TO the parties and their wit,
ncsses. Said notice to BIO by causing copies OF said
petition and this order Of notice thereon to he sery-
cd upon tho Town Clerk Of said kittery. and also
by posting up copies Of tho same in three public
places In said town. and publishing tho same
three weeks successfully In tho Union and Jour;
nal, q newspaper printed In Biddciord, IN said
county Of York. tho first Of said publications, and
each OF the other notices TO he ut least thirty days
before tho time OF said meeting, that oil persons
may then and there be present and shew cause,
ir any they have. why tho prayer OF said petition
should not DO granted.
Attest, q. Ii. LORD. CLERK
Copy of tho Petition and Order Of Court thereon
Attest. q. u. LORD, CLERK.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
To the Honorable Court Com m issioner, o,

To the Honorable Court Com listeners OF
the County Of York.
THE undersigned, inhabitants Of the town
i Of Eliot, in the said County, respectfully
represent, that the alterations made and located
in the Cqbnty road in said town, beginning
near th9 congregational meeting house in said
Eliot, and ending near the dwelling house OF
Alvah r. 6ek, on the petition Of Stephen
Junkins Nthcrs, are not Of public convcn-
renee and hecdsity, and II opened and made.
will subject said County and town to great and
needless Expense with no benefit to the public.
They therefore humbly pray that your Hon.
ors will take due measures and discontinue said
locations and alterations.
ELIAS RENICK, and l20 others.
Eliot, March 2sth, 1852.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
Still More Testimony.

ANDOvER. ". H., Oct. u, 1859.
Messrs. s. w. FOwle & Co., Boston; Gcntlenen--
have an earnest desire that all persons suffering
from pulmonary complaints should know the won
dorful virtues OF DR.. Wistdrs Bdksdm Of Wid cher
w, and make the following statement with the
hope that sOmo skeptical person may be Induced
To give II a trial.
Six years since I was attacked with violent
cough, and resortcd Ia physicians, .frst Mt home
aud next a5roai, OF acknowledged skill and rcpu
tation. and made use Of many patent medicines,
but tho result of all this only lOosened tho purse
strings, riiA0Ut hs sigAtCSi benefit,
The disease augmentlns to such n degree as to
defy the skill OF the physicians and the hopes OF
friends, | was induced as n last resort to make .
trial Of your popular Balsam, without any conil-
dcnco in It's merits az that had been destroyed by
numberless trials OF advertised nOstrums, But tho
effect was magical! Ny friends were again hope
rlil, and was astOnshcd at the rapid change. The
racking cough, the severe pain In my side, and DEL
uging nightsweatS. which had reduced D,c almost
10 a skeleton, abated, and was soon in flr way
Of recovery, and by " continued use OF the remedy
was restored 10 good health. - $500.
Yours, very truly, GEO. w. CHASE,
Prepared by SETH W. fOwLE CO., Boston
and for sale by druggists every where. i6-3m
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-10
PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
nE EnDM

YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS,
by USING that SAFE Pleasant Popular, and Specific
Remedy known as
IIELMOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHU.
Read the advertisement in another column, and
profit by II. Diseases and symptoms enumerated.
Cut IL out and preserve Ii. You may not now re-
Quiro IL, bat may a. some future day. III gives
health and yiSOr TO the frame, and bloom to the
paIIid eheekr IL saves long suffering and expos
ure, Beware OF COunterielts'
Cures Guaranteed. QyrlS 2m20