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Jehn L. HunneWeIl, Proprietor,
O-el.dGw.sOm scommoreiai wharf, Boston, BOSTON, Mass.

Practical Chemist,
~ocI:d&w,eom sCommereiAl Wharf, Boston, Mass.
%THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
REMEDY.-Dr. }. W. POlAnd's White Pine Com
Ound, is now offered to the AFFLICTED throughout
the country, after having been proved by the test
Of eleven years. in the New England States, where
Its merits have become 8 well known as the tree
from which, in part, it derives its virtues. The
White Pine Compound cures Sore Throat, Colds,
Coughs, DiFtheria, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
and Pulmonary Affections generally. 1t is q re-
mArkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabe-
ties, Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys aud Bladder, Gravel, and other com
laints.
Give it g trial If you would learn tho Srlas Of q
good and tried Medicine. II is plss=art . and
sure.
sold BY Druggists and Dealers selseiu gene
GEO. W. SWEET NJ. D., Proprietor.
a Boston, Mass.
BENTON, MYERS & CAEFIELD, And STRONG
+ ARMSTRONG, Agents. ian2s:Rl0-w
n1rnCuEpsC MAN QuOT FOR
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GALVESTON, June 6.-The bottom land, the
most fertile cotton region, is overfowed for
many miles. All cotton is washed out.
Gen. Wright has ordered 10 men out CT
every infantry company in the State to be
mounted and report to Gen. Kidd for the
protection of Bureau officers andthe enforce
ment of the orders.
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A RoueH JoKI.-Vessels clearing coast.
wise arc required to have two maniiests, one
signed In full, the other with the i"if'aLs
of the custom house officials. The vessel
takes the former, while the latter remains In
the Office on file. A shor time since,
steamer captain, clearing at this port for
New York, in his haste, left one ofhis doc
uments behind, signed by George o. Davis,
(the Naval Officers assistant,) and taking
instead the one signed with the initials G.
O. ID. He did not discover his mistake un-
ill he presented himself ut the New York
Custom House, when he was told Il would
be necessary TO Emo him for not having
proper manifest. @whats that i gave
you !" he inquired. 20! that won't do"
was the reply. "You see the signature
YOURSELF" pointing ut Il. "Ihsss no sseh
rerson connected ,riiA he Boston Custom
House" The captain saw the joke, but
contends it's rather hard one.
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important 10 the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW confines 10 bs consulted ~ his Of.
Gee Nos. : and Hndicett Street. boston, 90 all
dissaseso Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
sncs Or. Dow has the grstinea ties OF present.
ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed 20 cure the most alarming eases Of Gsser-
vksa and SypA,hs. Beneath his treatment, ell the
horrors OF vsnsreal and impure blood, lnpotsn-
ey, Scroiula. 0Onorfhea. Ulcers. Pain or Distrsss
In the regions Of procrsstion, Imam nation OF the
Bladdsfsnd kidneys, Hydrocels, Abscsssss, hu.
horrible gym ptoms attending this elias Of disease,
are made ~ become ~ harmless - the simplest
allings OF . child. Particular attention given 20
forms and stages. Patients who wish 10 remain IN.
der Dr. bows treatment few days or weeks. Will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and chsrIss for
board modeiats.
P.S. Ladies' who are troubled with any disease
peculiar 10 thsiF system, will md speedy reiiefby
calling on DIR. DOW, ~ his offee, Nos Endieot
street.
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q The English press has lately been
getting up q terrible SCARF about the en-
haustion Of coal 1t figures out just the
number OF years that il will take to use up
all tho coal in the British mines. We can
tell John Bull what to do. Go to planting
apple tree forests Cor fuel, Just as we sre do.
ing. II half tho land now devoted to rais.
ing grain YVES made TO produce sweet APP
PIES for fuel his people would live better
than they now do. We arc told tina, the
Cornwall miners say they can work better
on baked apples than ON meal. vol,aire
used to say that the only ripc ffui. he ever
,as.ed in England was baked spp'e.
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Misfellauenns.

The Nrw ORLEANS BureHr"-@ u .
g. Fish, n prominent young 'A". =, ,,.
Orleans, who was seriously wou"d'" :" :"
recent riot at New Orleans anu was SUI
aucntly imprisoned, thus describes tue IMAM
ner in which he was treated;
"Af,cr Rev. Mr.. Horton had cee" S'
while showing flag OF truce anu P'o".
ing q surrender, made my way oa' OF .'e
door to tho landing a'the head Oh inc S''''N
where met q young man I'D ci'izehs uIeS'
armed with club whom asked u VIC
could not surrender. lie replied NO we
intend to kill you all, and then he raised
his club to strike me. i rushed aside &c
policeman who stood near the stars ND"
begged him to take mo prisoner 'ha' 10!
life might be saved. He made no reply 'na'
! remember Of but rushed me nom inc
landing and forced me to descend The s'a'rs
alone. At the bottom, was eneoun'eeu
by two citizens, who attacked me win ,ne''
fists broke from them, ran 10 po"'e
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N. HANSON, Druggist,
South Berwick, Ne.
CARTER a WILEY, General Agents.
No. l3s, Warrington Street, Boston.
NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN Z"
~ nnINT

by DR.. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH. A. N. Md.
TIE Author Of nu~srous Medical Wo,i'.
Ills Six Lectures on the Prevention OF Consump-
tiOn, diseases Of The lI:art-snd The k W. 10
have been read by Thousands, and have c>Iricd
hope 70 all readers, and health to all who have
Dr Pitch's aim in this new book IL 10 direct hsb-
its 90 as to avoid indispos tlon,-to manage indis
position rs to prevent dsease,.and To treat DIS
ease so ~ TO restore health. lilo would cure .
would clear husky thro IT. and thus stop Group or
diptheria; he would regulate disturbed state OF
the stomach and bowels, and thus stay dysentery
he at onos comes TO our aid with the exact rene.
dies necessary TO q prompt cure. lilo glances hrst
ut those diseases which the sick cannot we'll doctor
but which require the aid OF capable physie'sn.
s spa sss .a nhss diseases. b. .y @
sumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma, diseases OF
the Heart, DyspeIsia, Headaches, Liver Com
pisiats, Rhsamsiisn, Neuralgia, shin Diseases,
and all diseases and les, moths,
&C., which attack and destroy the complexion.
The second great class Of diseases, which the pa
tent or his friends can always doctor and for which
.infallble remedies are given, arc diPthehA Group
Scarlet Fever, Measles, Whooping Cough, Typhoid
Fever, Dysentery. Asistic Cholera, choleI. Nor;
children, Colds, Congestion Of the Lungs Lung Pe.
yer Burns, Eryhpelas. DC. Remedies fOr each OF
these arc given. which the sick or their friends can
prepare aud successfully administer.
lie next gives the proper treatment Of the Hair
and Teeth, % - 70 preserve both In health and
beauty through llfs. lie next givesa remedy for
scasickncss. Finally be gives recipes for Prspsr-
ing Hair Dyo. Cologne Water and Tooth Powder,
all unsurpassed by any other preparations.
IL Is ~ little - We can do 70 Advice our readers
to obtain and read this book. II has IS pages !
price 3j cents. send Is Giants 10 DI, g. T. Fitch, No
% fremont street, Boston, Mas. DO particular TO
give Post-ofice, Town, County and State and the
book will be sent to you by mail. free OF postage.
3mOsJ0
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- Tho following curious story Is rc-
lated by q naturalist "l-ass summer, while
walking In my part, observed a green
woodpecker slghs on tho ground some fly
PAGES before me. look around to sec if he
was observed. then no down and simulate
he.sh by stretching out hiTself no,ionlcss,
and hanging out his tongue - Gar Is pos
sible. He occasionally pulled in his bill
lie had selected place near an ant hill.
The ants thinking him dead, would cover
his tongue to devour him; when Il was
black with ants he would swallow them and
repeat tho trick until This nav could hold
no more"
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COFFIN WAREHOUSE
SOMETHING NEW.

C.. LIBBY, Sole Proprietor, for this city, Of
j. ]. 8. MERRILLs Petssi coAn Lid-patentsd
sd March, 1869. This Improvement consists IN
plate the lid turning back over the plate With
corresponding recess. Thegreat advantage OF this
style or collins 10 TO exhibit the plate With the I'D
either open or closed-dlrays showing the plate IN
he pi oper place. besides adding very much TO the
beauty OF the coffin. Our Colin Warerooms we're
established In 1883, by request who have
render thanks for past fAvors slsofor the liberal
patronage Of this vicinity. No pains will DO
spared TO give satisfaction, and make this the Beat
CONN Ware Esfabiishmsnt In this county. As We
arc continually making new improvements, ev.
crything will be fitted up In the very best style:
Robes and Plates constantly on hand and fur
ulshed to order, at our
Conn Mandatory on Bacon street.
&c. LIBBY.
PS IhAve the exclusive right OF sale In Bid.
deford for Risks's Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
Biddcford. No., April. 1864. yiS
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KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME II. p. THORNTON, the great English As.
troiogist, Ciairvoyant and Psyehometrician. who
has nstonshed the scientific classes OF tne Via
Mold. has nov located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
ers on second To enable her 10 impart knov-
edge OF the greatest importancet TO the nat
ried Of either ser while I'm . state OF trance, she
delpeatcs the very features of the person you are
20 marry aud by the aid OF An instrument OF In
tees 10 produce q life-like picture OF the future
husband or wife OF the applicant, together with
date Of marriage position In life, leading traits Of
character, &e. This 10 no hnmouy, as thousands
Of testiponials can assert. She will send, when
desired, certified certificate or written gusrante,
that the picture Is what 10 purpoIs To DO. ny en-.
O osng small lock Of hair, and stating place oi
Min. are. disposition and complexion, and enclo.
sing So cents and stamped envelope addressed 70
YOURSELF you will receive tho picture and desired
Information by return mall. All communications
Avs y. Y. TnoRNroS, r. o. Box %, Hudson, NJ Y.
6mOSS
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FooLscAr PArER.-During the reign Of
Charles !. all English paper bore in water
marks the royal arms. The Parliament I'M
der Cromwell made n jest Of this, and
among other indignities to the memory Of
the King, ], was ordered that the royal arms
be removed from the paper. and the "fools
cap and bell" DO substituted. These, in
their turn. were Of course removed at the
Restoration but paper Of tho size Of the
Parliament journal still bears the name OF
"foolscap."
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ga member Of legislature, who IN
dulged in afternoon maps rcquessed his
friend 70 awake him when the lumber ac'
camo up. Ho omitted by forscdalnes> bait
accidentally gave him jog q tho house
was discussing a bill to prevent fraud. Old
s'ccpyhesd startled, rubbed his eyes and
exclaimed. asir. Speaker, word or two on
that bill, Cor moro than one half ofmy con-
ssituenis get thcir living in no other way"
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To CO,sssssssptlreS.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health In
n Few weeks by very simple remedy, amer having
suffered for several years with severe lung afec-
ton, and that dread disease - Consumption - Is
anxious 10 make known to his fsllow-sunerers the
means Of cure. To all who desire 10, he will send
copy Of the prescription used fee Of charged with
the directions foe preparing and using the same,
which they will find Q sIrs eys for Cosssmgfios,
Lssg Sfsctoss. The only ohiect ofthe advertiser
In Seeding the prescription IL 10 beneht the amic
Cd and spread Information which he eonceives 70
his remedy, as 10 will cost them nothing. and may
prove q blessing. Parties Wishing the prescription
lfs,l By return mail, will please address
Rsr, EDWARD a. NiLS0y,
I've W,itianasSsryA, kisys CO., Mes York.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
70 -PgNALBS IN DELICATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No I'm
dicott Street, Boston, 10 consulted daily LOT All as
UtsrI. or hllinS Of the Womb, Yluor Albus, sup
pression. and other msnstrual dsranEsmsnn, are
nov treated upoa ne. pathological prinefPles' ssd
ipvsriably osftain 10 the new msds Of treatment,
thst most obstInats complaints yield under u snd
che anietsd person soon rsioiess IN perfect health.
,hs cure OF dissssss Of women and children, than
any other physieisa In Bostoa, snd has. anes
Isis. eonaned his whole attsotioe 70 the eufs o'
p,iyats dissasss and Female Cen plaino
IN. B,-Aii letter. must contain four rcd "snps
Or they will not b. snswsrsd.
once hours from 4. =. os Pei
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SxAxr.-A story is told Of man living
out West who completes eight pairs OF
lnrse-sized boot every day. The editor Of
the New York Globe says:-'it would he
considered small doings in this city. There
is q ladies' shoemaker down in the Swamp,
who, rs last as he finishes boot, throws Il
over his shoulder into box behind him.
lie keeps ono in the mir oil the time, and
don't half try"
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Err0rS or YOegfh.

A gentleman Who suffered for years from Nsrv-
Gus bebiIity, Premature Decay, and all the efec Of
youthful indlsercton, WILL for the ake Of suffering
humanity, send frss TO ell who need IT, the recipe
which he vas cured. Sufferers whaling Ia profit by
The advertisers slpsseucs, do by addressing
JOHN d. oGDcN,
lyio Ne. II cAsntsrs street, Nse fsrk.
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Strange, BsSt TrMe.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
states can hear something very much 10 their al
ing The undsrsigued. Those having fears VI being
humhugsed win oblisc by not noticing this card.
All Others will please address their obedent ser
want ThOS y. ChafMdN,
Iyio 81 BrosdwAy, New York.
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DR.. BlCKNELL'S SYRUP!
TIE 0RHAr
CHOLERA RE N = DY

Complaint Pain CrAmp In stomach bowels sick 90
sour snseh, pAintsrs' etiis ss, ami b warranted To
GUS pay. IL par,ly VEGETABLES, vihco particle q
tssss, MIL bos In its sfts warns Asi Strengthens
the sysssu, ac.s Ike charm Afclins almost mncAte
rslssL AMI a te Are Win sasfy The mot incre
uis,s Of th.ss ncsa SID by al dsAlrrs In m~eiss. w
n pvt~rsi oaly by HOWARD SUTTON, rrsvsieoce. r.
L 0rO, c. GOODWIN cu,sf Bssos, osaf Assuts-
5moss0
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Cersas. Cure ts su Gases,

rso.. Who ..sa ne ,srySs.s g - :.I,.;s.sesd
si:.ssss q .yav s.n' and '.s.''' 'A's'a give
BIZ ? ~ p,v Imports ssd hss Ter salss ~ ar.
.,.,: s.isS de YfsSch Secret. Order By All. fOr
Al "a q rod stamp. VIZ
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q JBIDDEF0RD, MAINE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
.l-.I n Hw II
STEAM BAKERY!

STEAM BAKERYl|
TM s.S.s.iSsn having eoupi:tsd, an ..t:n.i,.
ssuas q Is. SaSs 70 q. oS"s. and :.s: Ell
Articles Of their manufacture, which they conf
IDENTIFY believe Will meet the wishes OF ell vho may
b disposed % hvor them with their pstfonass.
Our celebrated
''Nutr1tive Crackers"
have obtained . wide celebrity. and been msnufAc.
tursd By us Tor . long time Of Saoo, Maine. Their
reputation In this and every place where known 10
firmly established, and they are Invariably OF the
same excellent quality. These Crackers are ths
are the only Crackers 70 be found In New England
that are compounded and prepared upon correct
chemical principles. Instead Of rotting the dough
Into .t.e q lo.th,0ps and d.rustins put.;s
ann natritivs principles Of The flour a. e univss
sally the case at present. our processes cause rs 70
make use Of the dough In apsrfsotly sweet and
Crackers but all the varied and much esteemed sr.
ticles Of our production. In proper and satisfsc-
tory condition 10 be used ~ food BY mankind, who
are declared to DO "only little lower than the
ANGELA.
IN addition TO the common kinds Of Cake, We
call particular attention to the many kinds made
from our own receipts which, We feel quite SAFE IN
S: sns ". paG.s %s Ss x%SSr s.. NC
snumerate our highly priced
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Roo BIscuir,
from an English receipt. THIS biscuit 10 . great
luxury. We also mako promptly " order
RicH PousD. CrrRoN, ALMOND. SILVER, CocoANur,
Fancy Sponge, Gold. Brides, Rich, and Chess
Cakes,-also, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbles,
Fan,y Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing, we desire 10 say that We spare no
pains 10 meet the wants and wishes Of our pstrons.
We use Invariably the best Flour the market 81.
forda All the other articles consumed BY US IN
our manufactures are carefully selected and OF the
choicest descriptions. Our Bakery 10 constantly
kept scrupulossly neat and oleanly, and our WORK.
msu partsks Of the same general character o. the
rest OF the establishment and are masters OF thef
business. We fully believe that your acquaintance
with ms will but confirm the impression We have
foebiy endeavored 10 convey, and We respectfully
'0 me- X. JON yoSpi H II. N. JORDAN 4 CO.
o. y0RDAH, =
MsLLEN JOSEF
Dover, N. L., June l., '65.
Persons living In the eastern part OF York coun-
" will bear Nm mind that ii. N. Jordan 4 Co..
crackers can be obtained at the stores OF Porter
Ford, Biddeford, WIN Moody, kennebunkport, and
John p Hayes, Alfred, pedlsr, western part Of the
county. zou
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@i5i|fa1dlY
... PaosPT AND cEsrin RExKDr poa
SPBRNATORRHEA, or SEMINAL WEAKNESS,

Or Isvoisnfsry Nightly % Daily Loss, however csus,
Or boseyrr severe whe they VII speedily owned thcse
noasIp coxpoxs ang frum The original dsrase 90 nom
ecrst Vice.
he SPECIFIC PILL Il equally suited 10 the treatment
Of every sprees q GsHifai 90 UriAsyy irrifet,ify,
aLims," or Hriek dssf, deposits In The Chne, SMuy"
dscharyvs anil WsakHsssts of the ksfHtys.
PROFESSIONAL OPiNlONs-"l have used yoar Srs-
Gle Pan IN many cass Of SpsrmaiorrAss with The INST
perIset suoesss."-J. MiLroS sAxpsSs, u. D.. LII ID.
" have eurci very Score casss with from ax 70 ten
boxes q your Specific PM"-B. knIH, u. ID.
Prtce-Si prr hos. Ne hoxss tbs IS, By nall Adirss
J. wINCnEsrER 4 CO, 30 John st, n. Y.
urOrhers hon PhysIeans aud Dusgbu supplied ~ q.
c. GOODWIN / CO., Boston. yeoli
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Teacher Blank Certificates
For sale d the Once Of tho Union md Journal.
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ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH, SCRATCH, SCRATCH.
WHEAT0NS OINTMENT
WILL CuRE THE ITCH In lS HOURS.

Also, cures SALT RHEuM, ULCERS. GILL
BLAiNS and all ERuprioNS OF THE SKIN.
by sending GO cents 70 WEEKS d POTTER, Sole
Agents, ITO Washington street, Boston, 10 will DO
forwarded by mall free Of postage, to any part Of
the United states.
llsl iS<,l VIZ
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MEDICAL.

DR. SANBoRN
CELEBRATED
GROUP SYRUP
.q7 SOOTHING DROPS! .
FOR CHILDREN.
Patented $500 April g. 1862.
TIL, preparation Is ,unequalisd - . medicine for
GROUP. $3.50.
Il has been tried by DR.. g. In innlmerai 10 easss,
In an extensive practice Cor the last atesn ysars,
and by many others, and has never hiled whom
early and properly applied; IL hS. Effected cur s
failed and the little sufferer given up 70 d. IL 70
also an excellent medicine for the various ailments
TEErHING IN CHILDREN.
particularly FITS, which II will prevent II given
IN season, and cure when they have come on
It's also an Invaluable medicine Tor
Whoopins Cough, Measles Summer Com
plants, Putrid Sore Throat or Dipthtrii.
and In cases Of adults for oil affections or dleul:
Ties o. the Lungs. A thousand certiheates eoula
be obtained II asked for. ffom those Who have used
Il, NJ 70 the value OF this medicine Tor childisn,
and there arc hundreds OF mothers aeeustomed 70
It's use who do not dare retire ct night With their
little ones without assuring themselves that they
have this medicine In the house.
Recommcpdations.
FROM Rev. .JsA. R,eAsrtse~, C. =. TrsfioS, N. ID.
and ofhU eminent etfisess. - ..r
sourH DEswick, June "a, 1857.
DR.. C. Saabsrx-DesF Sir-lt 10 With pleasure
that herewith sdd my recommendation % the e.
ncasy and usefulness OF our great family medi.
cline. the Group syrup and seothinE Drops. IL !;
however more particularly In cases Of Group and
in certain "fsverish hsbit' OF teething children
he. have noticed their great curative properties:
Unlike the common nostTums OF the day, never
heard that they we're injurious - the Sun slleet
child. You kno. Dr., that Am not In ne habit se,
sbont which may know nothing. but In regard 70
the Group Syrup and Soothin. Drops testify
10 that which do know.
CHAkLEs T. rRAFToN, n. D.
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souYu BERvIcK, Juno 70, 1857.

sourH BERWICK, June 20, 1857.
Dr.. Sassorn-DesI slr1i was glad 70 zee ie ss
S:. since: s'S Group syrup
Soothing Drops ~ . remedy for Group, Ae. Fof
somo ten or twelve years, Was frequsnuy alarmed
sy h. Group In my ows -i And r.ssf Sa
Syrup and Soothing Drops, could avoid feeling
anxious whom that disease which % oftsn proves
fatal in lev hours, made is appearance smonS
suits. a. / Am confident that IN Immediate use q
the syrup and Drops will Of once cheek the az.
sease, and II followed up Will entirely remove .hs
most obstinate cases IN few hours. The Cfosp
Syrup and Soothing Drops, are, In my opinion, sa'
psrior 70 any Of the qusek nostrumi now In use,
iiy should DO Without them. especially where there
are children, for single day;
Riv. j. RICHARDSON.
Nov Of Turner, Mel
sourH berwick, Nov. IS 1855.
DR.. Caleb SanborH-Dcar Sir i-My use VI your
Soothing Drops has proved, in repeated instances,
their efficacy, and the remarks have heard rom
other during The past a yssrs ., Ss
- Very truly Yours,
REy.A X. POTTER.
Nov Of Springfield. Mass.
sourH BEswIcK, Nov. Is, 1865.
DR.. Caleb ssnborn-ipear Sir ~ have u,ed your
Soothing syrup In my family for nearly seven
years and have always found II = safe and efhcient
fenody for the Group and for Colds. should 10
very unwilling to DO without u for single day.
Respectfully Yours.
Ray. T. w. ALLEN.
SoUTH BERWICK, Jan. 10, ls66.
Dr.. Caleb Sarbora-Dear Sir 1--WE have used
your Group syrup and Soothing Drops 10 our fam.
lily for several years. and II gives mo pleasure TO
testify TO its great excellence. know OF no bet.
ter remedy for Group and Colds, and believe !!
would be Tor the interest OF every family 10 have
constantly In their homes.
Yours truly
A. G. ST0CKIN, Principal SO. Berwick Academy
N. HANSON, Druggist,
South Berwick, Ne.
CARTER a WILEY, General Agents.
No. i3s, Washington Street, Boston.
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Persons living In the eastern part OF York eoun-
ty will bear hn mind that II. N. Jordan Oo.s
Ford, BIddeford, VIM Moody, Kennebunkport, and
John p Hayes, Alfred, pedlsr, western part Of the
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-10

TINE sabseribsn having completed IN extensive
/ STEAM BAKERY In this city. invite the Of
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IDENTIFY believe viii meet the wishes OF ell vho may
be disposed 70 hvor them with their patronage.
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