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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-13

p a r I or III O. IT,
LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE,
For q Short Time Oselw.
The following arc testimonials from he first
Physicians u Davenport, which should be tuii :.
cient TO convince the most skeptical:
cheer ulIy recommend Dir. ii. V. Saunders Is
sufficient and trustworthy as . cher, poaist, and
believe he will sutisf5 all who msy entrust them.
L. .. BARRows, n. D.
| December 18th.
We concur in tho above.
JOHN N ADLER, MI.
Til SAUNDERS, u ID.
- TOMSON, II u.
This eertiGes thxt have experienced the op-
GRAFTON o: Dr. Saunders in removing corns from
ny foot, and recommend him TO the comm unity
as ski,liul operator. q BLOOD,
Having witnessed an operation performed by
DR. Y Saunders upon the foot of Mr.
Greece, woui cheerfuily m mend him TO al
Who may be suffsiing from cosns, bunions, chill
blsns, ,ngrowig toe nails, &c., rs very sciea-
tito and skillfui operator.
JANIS EccoRrNEY, MD.
Davenport, Doc. 10th. ~
pAvENPoRr, Des 18th, 1863
" saunders mas In . day operated on my feet
and also uton the feet Of my WIFE for tbo removal
Of CO ms. Inc operation was painless. l chees.
fully recommend him 10 ali suffering from q HE
lions Of The feet. r IL WUkLEi, ri ".
have witnessed nm operation for the removal
OF corn by r saunders IL was removed ~
tae patient ssij) without p,fA or rdra wicg blood
IL was very neatly done Ffom the testimonials
Exhibited Dy this Doctor and thu operations re-
ierred 70, chessinliy recommend him to the psb.
nc asa skiliui opcsa..r. .sssg 81 1855. .,s RS
= .s4s EnENtZEn coos.
DavenpoIt, Lea 18th. 1858. "a IS tf
Dr Saunders wou'd say to all who are suffer-
mo from IL: rowing toe nails that he can warrant
A. sssmediate cure without goi through the
barba'ous ope ia'icn o. tearing he nail III - IL
dons IN many cases. Ills trestnsnt Of the fees
causss no pain. - fsai
q y. esstions rs.fosmed In few komsn o
Aad the boot OF shoe can be worn immediately,
without tho leas, iuoon venieoce 10 the p6tsene.
.Chhblaisshs guarantees an efsc,usl cnse Or -
charges. 6sA+a dect9 e IL - 't&s-4
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UNITE u STATES HOTEL.

Beach Street, Doston.
directly opposite tho boston and Worcester
Rsilfosd Uspot)
.1sNE UNDERSIGNED. WHO HAS BEEN
consected with the American House, in hi
city, for ovcr niDo year. has leased this we'll.
known and popular Hotel Tor term Of yesra, and
pledges himself to bisJriends snd the pubic 10
use his stsost e6Orts to sultan ,nt fcruta,un Of
the UNITED STATkS hVlEl. As irse-u1e,e
Aosse The ratIic may rely uplh 6odire.a the
appliances and con,for.s II fyst-ctass Atel.
Price, as heretofore, Two noIiars ger day A
ag5-6m' FRANK n. PRATT
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Great Broad Gauge Dssbss 1Iack osd 1slsprsel
s. RIAos, 70
New York, Boston, Pnilaieiphia, Baltinese. Has-
fisbufs and all Essu IN Cities. carrying he
treat Tnrough Uaissd states NJ 10.
ExPRESS, TRAINS LEAVE DUNK.RK on
IA Bufslo on the arrival u I'll tiains ir0m he
West, via the LAKE shore k4ilfOad, also IRON Sal.
amanca on the arrival Ut tTstps vie she New
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great W ssiern Railway
from Cleveland, o.. giving Passsagers The a
vantaes, from Dunkir1 u buffalo. 90 from Clsve.
land, O., OF six Foo. Gaugs. esiabining sass
aud comfort without charge, in Wide, Mco0y
PAiacs Can, direct 70 Nes ! orb. A pesfsotioI
attained byne other route.
FUR FREIGHT
between al points East IN West, our facilities
are ups;vsiied. Forming close and r. liable esa-
nsc, ions 1t Duhlirt and Buffalo with wsstsen
fosds, end u Aslsmancs with the Broad 0a1es
Atlantic and Great Western Railwsy, By Mia
rcuss there j. no trAaster 'befssen Asw icsk I'D
lxPRE>s FnEIGHr TRAINS leave New
Yos1 daily for all. sas u tas West, mskiDg q
quiek tine aLe - loo fasss - b. any other ioate
Fas Freigh n rassage iDquirs - III the psia-
etDafelbces II the " sss and, q - Clssk sirsss,
Ch'esgo. $40 Beoadv.y, New Yosk, and s. SOutk
Street, \. X Nev Yos8 Is >ssts etrest, 1os,ea
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M1ECEEfANEOUS.
a WILCOX ACCESS
|AG Wine MACHINE.
Rrtce, with nenner I Feller. an
THB WILCOX 4 GIBBS SEWING nACm
= tsAsssss sssasss. s0itaoss regard = sv;es.f
ifaulllyTSeWing R1fHaT
Braldimg.
lleml1i1ng,
'''T;' .ssEi..s,
COrdin1.

"a . 0s0e ~. evsa an6 6aasl1e seen vIieh /.
warranted not y rip III wsas. svsnif he -. l.
Guy g ifeqssnt intervals ssd aiso asdee an .,e.
osmaaness TO sstvive he vash tsb."
ps.s.ssd dssiss q g,ees ss,llsy = isassss,
y the wrong .dirsetes q he Isiss".' "s ~,
wearing lady's dress, voees
Ans hse fsaslfs vAish deserves pa,4is.i.. -.
.ss'lee !: We Wilcox psssas Needle, which e..
sewing machine that the ,ub,,s ~. II. IsnaIy
wanting iof.--Bosso~ zSsescv,ne. Ssss
IT'S saoeed Wonderful psodsction .. r.
~ g. :sfeesa!ly no other siii bess n, =. .on 49,
ssoe Wy ~ ~. 4ssss.s Jos,sss.
1soss sSs t.. .'. sss =. A.:.sss..
| oaehises. Light an1 slegastly 1nisk.S IN !.
| simple u tes c0nstr uetion that n ase.s s,"
iSpss.,s.s fe''s to get sss q rspair- P:a.ssss
Has eoubissd With IL a., ,...,.. ...
he really valsssas inpvovsn spts o. ~. h;.s s
prieed acknowledgement. ".''
Ibh nechiDo In NE opinioo Of thn eo,,,,,....
NILS more nearly the fequisemsuts Or nsrf.e' =.
enios sns1 Any % exhibitions. -lrsnkiss Is.Itess.
Taking inte consideration s,mr,,.;., .,.
durability and doing III wort the conmi,,ss .sss
una.incasly In fsv.r Of the Wilcox { t,;bh;.
single thread machine - Penn sstror:a CO.
r'c.laral 6Deiesys Report. ~
Mmcst N justice express our confidence IN III
merits o. she Wilcox Gibhs sewing machine :
Ws consider thats great disiderststr IN 70,
.spp'ied ~ u IN proving beyond doubt that -,
'n.secs Ise not. a. Was supposed. nccess.r ~ 10 !
go'd mschine.- CArisiian Advocate and .L.ss.;
Jane 81. 1850. -" S0uv"ss
Aver much wear and many .ashiprs II.
sntcninx = found TO retain eli the rosndpess
evenness And hrmnesa which are 10 n,ueh sar,;...
1t frst.-Aev York Sas, 49," aa"'Fse
70 prtncipleit Is perfect - Exgis,e,, Ee,do.
sv'Gens o'"ss Of Superiority owe, al u,he ,,
ssrvilesolc machine. Ofthis ~ haze =,
! perehce 10 our ovn family boston 5rsti1s. =
are adminble.- Elpre.s. - "'coanish
Messing machine heretofore Introduces /.
ins: snort time scqus,sd such well mer,sS 80
ulastty.-C ncisea'h Ga..t,e w
.,We esteem u The best machine for family ~. :
IAe sfsieA - m. zcspsiosoi -Asgasd 81 r,a,. ~.
dssd citssers II PAilodelpkia. ~"
- Seud Tor 4 Circular -
JAMES WILCOX. Mauufse,u,s,.
eps-dH 6Ns Rro.d ~. Wv
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II. r.. HUG ID fs Il 60.
Gr0ct RS f. [ commission Merchants.
NO. 4s FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN.
~ for the purchase and sale of
Cotton. tobacco, Prorisio~s, FlsMr, Pork, Beef:
Cheese, hoy. Cr1in. Whisky Ale, Beer q
kinds Of Wsstsrn Produce.
We draw At sight on New lCrt, Chicago and
~. Louis. Collections Of Memphis promptly ~.
tended to. and proc.ets remitted on day of pap
msnt. Mark goods for Us, Scare Of Memphis
Packet Co, - Louis" sp28-6m
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All their Appeals and requests were in
v.riaby ire ted with indifference and
contempt. Even piece Of bread for
supper was frequently refused to some
starring boy or girl; and the onIy .x-
cusc that the master had to give Tor b g
hardened conduct was that they had all
that The law allowed them.
This a but mere glance at the gross
immortality and b,u'a,,iy psac,iced in an
stitu;lon originally intoDdci 10 reform
the er,ing aud, by inst'Iling into the
minds OF poor struggling children the
precsp.s OF virtue and morality, CONVEX,
then into honest and useful membeis Of
society. Blu, how this prasewor by de-
sign has been perverted the few illusions
We have made 10 this report sufficiently
tho What have The PHILOSOPHERS and
Christian. OF the Tub of the Universe
to say to atrocities like these Let
them Immediately pnt an erd to such
scandals, or forever be silent concerning
Their TO .stcd philanthropy ard civil "a
ton. For many years past t. e great DO
li.ical schools Of Massachusetts have
been engaged in disseminating the most
pernicious doctrines, which have at last
cniminated IN the war which isn,w des
olating the coun,ry. There is no Doubt
whatever that the rebellion has been the
natural offspring OF their tl5oty doe
trincs and unblushing fsna,icism. Hay-
ing done all the mischief thev a,c cap
sbic in the North, ID ) have lately iu,n-
I'd their attention TO the South, aud we
ere much mistaken ii their teachings
there do not pro uce the samo result
Under the auspices of the Secretaries Of
War aud of thu Treasury the New Eng
land abolit'onists are continually sending
some OF their pet teachers 10 North or
south Carolina. 10 in.trnct the negr oer,
or freedmen, as they are called, | Mt in
reality to carry on. The same infamous
aad ianat'cal IDEAS ha. have nearly ru.
ined the North. Massachusetts herself
has suif red greatly from the leveIine
ideas Of these men and unless the GOV.
Eernment awakes 10 a sense Of its duty
we snall soon hear that the unfor,una,e
negroes of the South arc being treated
FIR mors barbarou.Iy than even the iu-,
mates OF the Boston reform atories. The
only way to NEE; The eyi, is by summar-
iiy clearing ont these wgs,ched .boli-
tionist and applying !, no labor aof che
slaves TO their own support and the ad-
vantage OF the country. Iefst~v, asssa
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~s''70s"s ~'tcut'OH p11S y
VII Ole ate IL ax8Iax 2xs.
buy on the most advantageous terms and sci.
ow. Call and examine. All orders pe omptly It.
tended TO. In. 81. div
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Useful & Valuable
Discovery I!
hllTcN8
i nsOluble Cement

BOOT & SHOE
Manufacturers, using M.
chimes, will find IL the best
article kno IN for cementing
the Channels, - it vorkd
without dclav. 10 not affecse-
oy any cnaDge Of teDpsfs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-06-03

This sderlved chiefly from the food eat but II the
food Is not properly dgested, or II from any cause
whatever the necessary quantity Of Iron Is not taken
Into the circulation becomes reduced the whole sys.
TEN SUFFERS The bad blood will rritate the heart, will
the liver and will send It's producing elements
to all parts VI the system, and every will suffer In
whatever organ may be predlsposed to disease.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasoned BY ade'
hciency Of
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Mlistellalleous.

The NNErIEru PsALn.-The Goth Psalm
might DO cited rs perhaps the most sublime
Of human conceptions-the deepest IN ieel-
ipg-loftiest in theological conception-the
most magnificent in imagery. True is it in
It's report Of human life, rs troubled, transit
tory and sinful true in its conceptions OF
the Eternal-the Sovereign and the Judge ;
aud vet the hope and refuge Of men, who
Notwithstanding the most severe trials OF
their faith, lose not their confidence in Him /;
but who, in the firnness Of their faith, pray
for, rs If they were predicting, near-at-
hand season OF refreshment. Wrapped, one
might say, in mystery, until the distant day
of revelation should come, there is here con-
yeyed the doctrine Of Immortality for in
this very plant Of the brevity Of the life oil
man, and Of tho sadness OF these, his lew
years of trouble. and their brevity and their
gloom, there is brought into contrast the
Divine immutability and yet it is in terms
Of submissive piety; the thought OF life
eternal is here in embryo. No faint is there
in this Psalm Of the pride and petulance-
the half-uttered blasphemy-the malign dis
putting or arraignment Of the justice or good.
ness of God-which have 50 Often shed a ven-
omous lustre upon the language of those who
have writhed in anguish, personal or rcla-
tive. There are few, probably, among those
who have passed through times Of bitter and
distressing woe, or who have stood the help
lees spectators Of the miseries Of Others, tina,
have not fallen into moods OF mind violently
in contrast with the devout and hopeful mel.
ancboly which breathes throughout this ode.
Rightly attributed to the Hebrew lawgivcr
or not, il bespeaks its remote antiquity, not
merely by the majestic simplicity OF Its style,
but negatively, by the entire avoidance OF
those sophisticated turns Of thought which
belong to late-a last age in u peoples
moral and intellectual history. This Psalm.
undoubtedly, is centuries older than the NOR
nlizing Of that time when the Jewish mind
had listened to what it could never bring In
to true assimilation with its own mind
tho abstraction Of tho Greek philosophy.
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HARD ON A MrSIsrER.-A minister was
travelling in the back woods, and espying q
cabin, entered on mission OF mercy. The
lady Of tho house, (sho being present alone
and rightly judging his errand,) when she
saw him approaching, seized the Bible and
as he entered, was to all intents busily en-.
Gagged in perusing the volume. He noticed
however, that she held the letters reversed
or in other words, upside down. After the
usual courtesies, the minister inquired wha
she was reading.
"Oh, bout the old prophets. was the ey
identity sclf-satisfactory response.
"Itis very ediiying to read the suffering
Of Christ" said the minister.
"And 90 that good man 10 dead, is he?'
asked tho matron, evidently getting inter
cstcd.
"Ccrtainly he is"
"weli, that's just the way. I've been a
John long time to get him to take thu
newspapers, but he won't. Everybody In
the world might die, an we not hear q word
bout it," said tho woman, in rapid tone.
"Ah, woman, you are in the dark, !" sait
tho preacher, with an elongated face.
Eyes, know we ore. I've been at John
long time to put winder in the fur end o
the house, but be won't do that either"
III perceive that you are weak in knowl
edge"
81 know that am weak, and guess /
you'd had the bilious FOYER, and been takin
saxafrax and cataract pills as long us / have
you'd DO weak, too" replied the woman II
rather On angry tone Of voice, and half nj
octave higher than usual,
Tho minister, thinking her hopeless case
incontinently slored.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, MOI q Q In.
dicott Street, Boston, s consulted daily for NIL dis
Uteri. or falling OF tho Womb, Fluor Albus, Sup.
preston, and other menstrual deran gcmcnts are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In o very few days. 80
that most obstinate complaints yield under IL, and
the afflicted person soon reoices In perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure Of diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In Boston.
boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay In Boston few days under his treat
ment.
attention to an oco practice, for tho cure OF Pri
vato diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledge
no superior In tho United States.
N. B-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not DO answered.
Office honrs from A. ". to ON.
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POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
s's ''' q sss a Uaiss sad Journal oass.
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4oetrp.
rHE SONG OF THE RAIN.

THE SONG OF THE RAIN.
10 /, tho long slender spears. how they culver and
fash,
wher, The clouds send their cavalry down,
Rank and nls by tho million, the rain ancers dash,
over mountain. and river, and town;
Thick the battle drops fAll-but they drip not In
blood, 40 IrT
Tho trophy Of war Is the green. fresh bud,
o, the rain, the plentiful rain
The pastures lie baked and the farrow 10 bare,
The wells, they yawn empty and dry,
But rushing VI waters Is heard In the air.
And rainbow leaps out Of the sky.
Hark the heavy drops pelting the sycamore
leaves,
How they wash tho wide pavement and sweep nom
the caves
o, the rain, the plentiful rain'
See, the weaver throws wide his one swinging pane,
The kind drops dance on the aoori
And the wife brings her flower pots TO drink the
sweet rain.
On the step Of tho nalf open hoor,
At the time on tho skylight, far over his head,
Smiles poor cripple lad on his HOSPITAL bedi
o, the rain. the plentiful rain
And away. far from men, whore tho high mountains
tower.
And tho little green moses rejoice,
And the bud. headed heather mods to the shower,
And tho hill torrents lin up their voice,
And the pools IN their hollows mimic tho aight
or tho rain, rs their thousand points dart up In
light.
o, the rain, the plentiful rain!
And deep In the ar wood below, near the plain,
A single thrush pipes full and sweet,
How days OF clear shining will como after rain,
Waving meadows and thick growing wheat!
30 the voice OF hope sings In the heart OF our fears
OF tho harvest that springs nom great nations
o, tho rain. tho plentiful rain!
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INFLUENCE OF PIous Hoxk.-Tho silent
influence Of pious home is illustrated BY
the Prodigal Son. Had that home been TO
pulsivc to him, or had his father been stern,
forbidding man, that recovering thought
about home would not have visited him.
Take courage, parents Of prodigals, II you
were faithful with God and your family al
tars. Peneyerc, parents, in family religion.
II may be like the fabulous song of the sea
in the shell, 10 tho eur of child when far
away from homo and from God.
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DIR. DOW continues to DO consulted at his ofucs,
Nos. and Endicott Street. Boston, on all dlseas.
e. OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. by
long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, Dr. ID. has now tho Qualification
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never, since he nrst introduced thcm, failed
70 cure tho most alarming eases OF GoHeryAaa and
SypAhn. Beneah his treatment, all the horrors Of
ycnereai AND Impure blood, lmpotsnoy, Scrofula,
6onorrhGo, Ulcers, pains and distress In tho 70.
gions Of procreation, Inflammation or the Bladdsr
and Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abcssses, Humors, Prirht.
ful SWelngs and the long train or horrible sym o.
toms attending this class or disease, are made 10
become o. harmless a. the simplest ailIngs OF
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Dr. ID. deyotss a
great part OF his timo othe treatment OF those
cases caused by secret and solitary habit. which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate
individual for business or society. Some or the
sad and melancholy effects produced by early hab-
It's OF youth, arc Weakness ofthe Back and Limbs,
Dizziness OF the head, DImness OF Sight Palpita-
tion OF tho Heart, dyspepsia, Nervousness, Do
rangcment or the digestive functions, symptoms
OF Consumption, 30. The fearful effects on the
mind arc much 10 DO dreaded loss OF memory,
CONFUSION or Ideas, depression OF spirits evil FORE
bodings, aversion OF society selfiStrust tmidity,
&C, are among the evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating matrimony, consult
aphyilclan Of experiences, and DO st once restored
treatment few days or weeks, will be iurnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board meder
ate.
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country, with
full directions for use. on receiving description Of
vour cases
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Col. Nc. said, in recent speech. that letter
Was given by the General in command In India
to IN old stat officer to copy. The words
Scylla and Charybdis were too much for the
copyist. who got over the difficulty. however.
by writing Scythss and Carbines
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u. M. D = "A RI N q,
SUCCESSOR TO Z. r. 3. DEARise,
STILL CONTINUES TO
Keep tho Largest and Best Asssrtineut
or Cofans, Robes and Plates that can DO found In
York County, which will DO sold cheaper than st
any other place. Also, Agent for Cranes Metallic
Burial Csskot--Saw hling and Job work done Ut
Chestnut Street. Residence, South Street. near
the City building. i60
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m. w. DAY,

Auction and Commission Merchant,
MOULD inform the people Of Biddcford, Saco
w and vleiuity, that he has taken out license 70
sell at Auction FOR all who may nyor him with q
call Also all kinds oS Second Hasd FrrifWs
seusxf ssf sold on reasonable terms. Second hand
Stoves OF ali kinds on hand. Cane-Ssat Chairs re-
bcstomed: Feather bcfs constantly on hand
Place Of business Liberty street,
No. , GoiAie Block. Bli.rford. Me.
Dsesnbsr ID. isss s.s.ts So Il 2
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Certain Cure in all Cases,
ar No Chnrpe Made

DR. Dow Is consulted daily, from "a. y. TO I'm.
as above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of
every name and nature, having by his unwearied
attention and extraordinary Ercccss gained rep
utation which calls patients from all parts Of tho
country TO obtain advice.
Among tho physicians In Boston, mono stand
higher In the profession than the celebrated DIR.
DOW, No. 7 Endicott Street, Boston. Those who
need the services OF an experienced physician and
surgeon should give him call.
P.S. DR.. Dow imports and has for sale new
article called the French Secret. Order BY mail,
for 81, and red stamp.
I. Boston, April 1864. lyl9
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BY J. NJ. GoopwIs, President there,
"A CARD
To Physicians and Invalids.

"a OkA6So.
To Physicians and Invalids.
THE Rev, CHARLES Z. KING, formerly Secretary
j 10 the London Evangelical Alliance, and re-
Gently connected, rs resident Minister and Physi-
clan, with the Venezuelan Mission. will send Free
OF Cost - the Prcscription with which he
successfully treated, while In charge OF the largo
Mission Hospital, Hp,rard Of one Aanfred cases 81
CONSUMPTION IN tAs first. second and laird stages.
Tho remedy Is equally adapted To- the treatment
ASTHMA, CAfARRH, BRoScHrris, and oil affections
or the Lsrgs, TAroaf and kr-Passagssj while IL
speedily invigorates the enfeeblcd Nervous System,
and eneryises the derangsd functions Of the Stom.
oeA. Liver and Bowels.
Permission given TO rsfer 10 the Presidents and
Professors OF tho several Medical Colleges Of the
city and 10 the Rev. Messrs Adams, Potter, Ssyres
and Van Buren,.
Rev CHARLES E. KING.
station ID, Bible House,
New York.
Ps. Iwish publicly to acknowledge the gencr-
osty OF those publishers who, nom motives OF hu-
manity. have given this advertisement free iHssr-
fisn. Religious papers arc earnestly requested to
copy. y5iA
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Andrew J. Ham Of
" Bddeiord, in the County Of York and State Of
Maine, by his mortgage deed bearing date April
2ist, 1900 conveyed to the York County Five Cents
Savings Institutions corporation under the laws
Of this State and having an established place OF
business nj said Biddeford, In fee and In mortgage
n certain lot OF land In said Blddeford, and bound.
ed as follows, beginning Mt the westerly corner OF
land sold TO George w. kimball, being ut a point
on Prospect street twelve rods southwest IRON
Granite street, thence southeastery by land or said
Kimbal and by land OF said grantor eleven rods, to
q continuation OF Foss street thence by SAID foss
street southwesterly rods thence at right angles
northwesterly eleven rods, be the same more or
less to said Prospect street thence northeasterly
by said Prospect street six rods, to the point OF
beginninr-said mortgage deed being recorded In
the York County Registry OF Deeds, In Book PCS,
page 3S2 to which reference may be had. And
that the condition Of said mortgage deed has been
broken by reason whereof the said York County
Five Cents Savings Institution claims foreclo.
sure OF said mortgage.
YORK COUNTY FIVE CENTS
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
on Nv / NJ (ioopwIN President thereof.