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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
Gen. Mcclellan is in Paris.

How TO GAIN A DEMoCRAric VIcroIr'
The following is the fill text Of the re-
marknblc secret circular sent out 10y the
Democratic State Committee Of pennsylva,
mia previous to the election In that State
II shows how they did their work: -.-
Dear Sir The necessity for close sttCn-
ton to details in this contest Is most apparent.
II IL comparatively noisetss, but II should be
male fail of activity ''H
The great end 10 be accomplishsd is: z 81.
To poll every Democratic vote. tun..
The FIRST thing to bc done. is to learn tho
names Of all the Democrats and doubtful men.
For this purpose the blanks were furnished
YOU, and 50 far rs you have returned Ia me the
lists, I today send You copies by mail. Send
the remainder NJ rapidly ~ possible. 10. 90.
These lists nre to bo placed in tho hanis OF
active men in tue district. enclose Ia each
list a circular describing their duties, for their
direction. l also enclusc to you copy there
of.
Make Il your business to employ these men
yourself; do not trust 10 letters; go anu see
them; pay them for their tiso IN warming the
tilatory, aud for elsi,ion lay, and to provide
the means to haul the slow men to the polls.
II Is better To spenl money this way than By
meetings IL yOu have any douN, Ofttiy of
the men YOU employ tell Others Of our irienls
thnt you have placed money in their hhnds.
Get your le,ailed vote Tor lS5a, and fUr 1866.
Cospare the two, aud this will shaw you the
district likely 10 10 s.pw. Give hem special
attention now. 1t Is importapl 10 Ert trpsiWpr-
thy men in each district. Do tivt devote Your
attention 10 making q specific majority, hut
look To getting Your whole vote. When this ~
done the majority follows Fr.,'. o.
la very'slow districts. would suggest spc-
cial contract with active men, thus In 1900
the district pooled 100 Democratic VOTES; in
1885, 40 Democratic yntcs. .Nbr JoT ereTy
Democraiic .poie 0rsrli l9 ,p;iiel.r e uW pay
you fired suR tsc dgygjtcr election Tbs u
simply ~ incentive to bring men out, Tor the
yute uf 1856 shows they aror there. Sue that
YOUR agents have all DemOcrats assessed, ,natu-
ralizci, and their thxcs paid. Let me know
what Lesa do fpr ydu. send iermar! the lists
BE vtryy careful OF this paper; keep Il entire
iy prisatcs l,espeetiuily lours. l.lililny l''h
100 .,,,o.,, WlLLIAN j. WALLACE, y.yl
''' Chairman Dem State Central Com"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
THE UNI0Ns& 0URNAlh, >,

a statement, . I,ulEsl,edIla tho charter
oflhc Plymouth Rocl' Lotlgu dGoodTcn
plnrs has hccs nsch aw.S,bysnlillori,y Of
The Grand LoIsCs bccavse Vi nrinl,ers
claimed to he independent Of the latter in
the matter Of politics.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

Several Republican Pnpcrs have hoisicd
tho name of Gen. Grant for President in
lS6S, suhjrct to the approval Of tho Ma
tional Convention. We Ike this; because
we l'elicvc it reflects tho will of',hc people.
mud We are also firm in the belief that
Ulysses s. Grant viii be the next RcPubli.
cun President, IL he lives. $50 ar5 ,r'j'.G..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

TIE RrGnr ISsTnrsssss--Ws are Mt snFITsei ~ hhd
that the Cahlnet Organs male by Mason liamlln are
winning their way iDta The families " Wei a. into le
curr.. anil tnustcil sdcictlc- 20 the land. They are
m..,nr with steaily Increasing demaul, AMI We thlnk
dr. Tim. Il rot Ear dstaut when the great majority o.
,h,sc who's. ctrrn.t,nee. III admit ~ " VIZ be sur
,li-l with the Cabinet Organ rs we'll a. Nith me p''
t,r,s 80 a. Ia have the bcst ocans ut cmmaFi F Pr.
unipr every variety Il composition sultd 10 ur TO
aurrmrfs II r-inci taste In I've hou'e Or social circe
Prorti, nee Jesrnat. .H Dram. ...H. .. r.. ."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

When DR.. Holmes was on his way to
Dartmouth, y. H., some years since, to de-
liver a literary address in place Of Rufus
Choa,c, who from l!l-hcalth was unable to
be present, sonic one asked him II hc was
going TO FIT Choato's place. "fill Choate's
place! Fill Cloa,cS place." exclaimed the
Doctor; "No; I'm going to rattle round in
it" This, says the New Bedford Mercury,
is precisely what Andrew johnson is doing
in the Place. once filed BY Abraham Lincoln
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The New York. Herd declares that, the
dOmocra,ic party will % to war 10 sustain
Johnsop 9SaiDs, impeachment. The Dem.
ocr,iic party won't 90 to war much, not
much, We reckon. They arc not the war
going kind in fact they happen TO be an-
other "brecd of eats" entirely. We should
sooner predict they, would all have impor-
,ant business in Canwla. about that time,
and Bro. jeff. had better. prepare for a
grand family 10 union at his little farm. 49,,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

IA lady writes. 10, tho Chicago !IriLnns
dcprccu,ing tho smeri,y nj The iirrsktoward
Mrs, lincoln, sayipy that slIcIis entitled 10
the indulgence ircea,l y'nn,ll universally .es.
libiial toward the Empress carloltn. h'lhc
writer says: siq inG s'u'ii Va - nUi % a'ii'
lAIsny uhrnha,e known MIR. i.ineoln far
years, have fjr n lYlS ige Enthusiastically as
6rmcd that her Mind was Wrecked, aud That an
insane asylum must be eventually her home.
The evidrncrs of her insanity, IN o thousand
WAYS, ere not wanting. ~ iJ iu'- 'dr'-H T,7f
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A ChuD.-rRIUuPH ENGINE iALl.. DIppEHoRD,
Oct, i6, ls67. The officers and members OF TIL
substantial favor received frOm the Agents Of La
COMA and Peppcrell Manufacturing Companies, on
tho tatl inst, would take this occasion 60 return
thanks for tho same and assure them, that In the
future as In the pas. we will use our Hest endeav'
ors To Il discharge our duties rs Hremen. promptly
and efficiently, trusting TINT nothing may ever
occur that shall cause us to forfeit tue esteem and
good will they now Have for this companyi ana 10
Augustine liaines Esq. for past avors received,
assuring him thoy arc remembered In Iratitude
by tho members Of this COMPANY. ,-.l.-... Il
'f C.P BERRY,
t '" GEORGEW. ANDREWS,>
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The latest dispatches from Paris repre-
ssnt y very. grave state OF affairs in Italy.
1t is believed that the whole nation will fol.
low -Garihalli IN, his ctlortto restore Rome
io,lialy. The King Of Ilaly,wiIl spon pass
tue, Roman frontier ana proclaim Romo n
peri Of the Kingdom. IN rliaq ,'T .1n
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The Bangor Wing says a young son, Of
Mr.. William Il. Bpyhion, on going TO bed
took a slcwlpin about two inches long with
him, and Wills playing with it placed i, in
Ghl wl,"u asleep swallowed it,
but II was removed by opclins the wind.
pipe. Tho liplc fclow suffered but little
l 'aIH FJTi'Hio ilHf. hi H"N'' 'li u f'''
nlln.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The Philadelphia Morning Post has re.
,urus from al the Legislative Districts in
PENNSYLVANIA, which give the following re.
suits: Scna,e-Rcpublicm 90: Democrats
Is; liionse- Republicans 81, aud Demo
Gratis &c. q" '''''''''''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

Intelligence from Gambia announces that
French, Russian, Italian, Prlssian and
Austrian vessels continue TO rrn'iil,ort Gro!
tan families to Greece, Fifty ",l,oiisari
persous l.a, already lob Gambia. .~rr.l
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
NC,vOFCIA.

d. LuG0L, of Pars ono Of tho most reuinsnt
chemists Of Europe, said. t--..l,.-, -..
-,fhertos atbundins results may he anticipated
wLss Isdins can BE ditrblved In pure water !. II
T Dr. III. NSDERs, after fifteen years OF sclentllc
RESEARCH and etI,erimsut' has ccecdod In dis
solving ags asd ogs-qttr grams OF Iodine 10 each
kapf lo!eltE it, sss. part bcplary IN scfpiplA,
and discales thefelrOm Circulars nee.
tjr1IB, dndstf' Iodine Water b fvr toln ~ I,lP,'
plNsN0RE, 10 pey 81. y. y, AMI by aY aIns-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

x NAH BY Ill, name Of Edwards has
been iSGhi guilty. OF urcrii's seliilSils Ian;
g,,agS in Tennessee, and ,iisatiSliaea from
holding Office fotthrcc.years.. f'his. Il the
extremes, .srasi,y" ,hSt could DO inflicted
upon ,liS cops. of this State, 81" low .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

TnE Coon SArkrIrAS,- good Samaritan
poured oil and wine into the wounds OF INC uhlor-
unate Jew WHO hal been beaten aud ieit for dead,
hut james Pyle pourS into the market the hest
sa!cra,us evet ma'le, proving himself greater
bcn,fic than. wac the lcDof samaritan. House
keepers should ask for Pyle's saleratus' ana ace
that his namo Is on the package.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

Three yOuSs 'isdiSs rtOinu Portland join
three from Lowell, Mass, and one from
s,ism. and ,ht isevSSht, viii leayc for Europe
on the 10Th, viii, the Intention OF studying
the Language, music and painting j.. Pms
,ia ,p aud frlncc. They, 20 unaccomranicd
aud viii remain abroad about six months.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The clerk of sheridan Plantation returns
,hs,c,c" az his daeSstric,r To- Augusta Nv
which !, appears that lingrninc pi!lsburry
had Is votes and Jorsllua H. Clinmbrrlin
bal qply ,ve-oY9 wop4cr, ,lsas s,'tD}smoS.
tacyV ptcaaniiaics irl tl,nt regi6p. II ~.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

II is stated tia, n sliyln cluc has hccn
obtained by larking lotse in lipI.lo
whiel, may lcadto The drirriqn Of the par.
ties who have put The counterfeit I-3stin.
to the inarkot. U Ui .l.,.'rI q g. ur'r.i
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

In his JOY o,ss ,ho Ohio election, whom il
was supposed tho coppal'sad candidate
WIS elected Governor, Andrew telographcd,
aGod bless Ohio!'' Now he is in state
OF sassealaoes instead. Wo presume It will
make no d,ilrsenos, however. ,.., ra.h -.s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

. n a OF City seven lawn elections ia Com
neSticut thus iar brsf't from, the Republic
caus carried ,hriy,6ye. and,lwo suppose
ono must 10 scldown ~ sloublihl.G AT any
rate boil, candidates ior lleloilco of Town
Clerk claim toil,asc been elected, rand each
Is rlllni,g an office. .,i. .lnil .n,Li.l. -lI
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The Government Of Great Britain, lavo
selected Edwarl 1horn,nn, now Minister
to Bmzil, to succeed The ldiH'sft fptlcrick
Bruce, at Washington. Much dissatislac-
ton is ialt in England at the selection. 5o.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
In Bankruptcy.

/ ''''''' DfsrRict or MAlSE, 50. }
/ At Portland, the seventeenth day fCctober,S
= ~ Fa0 Z ~ .H Hr' AID. 1867
3 The undersigned hereby gives notice iof his ap
pointmcpt as Assignee OF Rhen Gram Or sseo, "
tho County ofYOfk and State Of Maine, within
said district, who has been ndjudged Bankrupt
upon ills Ibsn ,ctitinu y,tho Dsttot Coart ofsad
sSis'rs 80 'Ss''''r - 1880 Pofuacd.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
.s'C,c advertisements.

TO -EITTE'.S. We have fnr sale ar'uS-kpllc
ralsr CATER ~ first rate orlcr Having purcasol
larger cutter, nni one hitter si,Tv 70 oar vo,sc have
no further for H. Asl ior sac seIeral iOuuts VI sec-
oml.hani Ilb and ntwspi.cr type Atlrss
an JOcRSLL OFFIcE, BhiicfOnl, Sic.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

! Aspqssi ,ltlateI s.ys rSsddq,,. s,ev,
ans has wrir,sp a le,ier nvl'leli he spnaun!
sss his iuio,dion ,opree on Copsress as
so, ask lisce;s in Norcmbcs. to pass a
general Impeachment, law, defining the of.
fences upon which an olllccrmaybc I'm
pcnchcd. anl declaring Tia, no officer shall
continue to cxcgHc thy functions of his
Office during his trial aud also the passage
Ola law providing that no State shall have
power To prohibit citizens of the United
States, whatever their race, cplor Or re.
ligion, from voting for President or Con
grcsSmCn.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

In hi. eay, Oct. n. Mrs. Mary Bnsitary, WIDOW IL
Moses llrdbury, agtd "a year. AMI m1nth..
In thl. city, Oct !, Miss Fannie y. Chspm,p agui -
ylarA-ss l.y 81 thsn crrrnc, merit AMI
nafe rrca, prorciency IN whatever she Undertook She
GRADUATED at the High schrd ia Biiefni, with hlgh
honof AMI was r almost ten years. Popular AMI s,ic.
ees.ml teacher she was beloved aD psIscel by al who
knew her, anil toSo who knew her bst lowell her mos.
she bore her sickness with great resignation AMI her Spirit
has goRe to Gci who gave H. No
In Limerick, oct. >, Mr. Jacob D. Miles, aged IS y,ars
AMI months.
In Dr"ick, sept ., Mrs. Gup, wife q Mr. Charic,
Guptl, aged IS years.
In Wells, SIT ~, Ienyle Walton. only chill Of r,o-
j. and lila L. All.r, agei year AMI days.
In Wrlls Oct >. Mr. John Ucoch. Agel Sc y..,a a.
years ago hst Jae there was welding at the house 4
Capt. Daniel Vim, In Wels whenHsy. Muscs Hsnmet,.
way upAJ IN iasrisss Mr. Joha .h ari Mis-. Olye
VIM. 4 large nuu,ber q guests WIRE present. 90 all
me company at uat wedding, pot g u9s living, except
the bhds-s.ri uJ,h 4 II ~ ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The drouili is "a severe in the West that
not only has tho water dric,I up, hut the
holes hnvu disappeared Tho spectators
nrc very anxious 10 make Tic Ens, believe
terrible things cf,hc ruin Of the crops, ,,,,r
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The Philal,lphiar .2msr,oan-sn,s thu,
every towniiu Maine is lrdnircd by tho
rrohibitoty liquor INV TO 'RtSpaa liquor
agency. Tie .9HericYn is p,;slaesn,, h,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

: Z
ABRAHAM Li,coLs's Esr,rr = The
Springfield (lllinois) Jo,una, of tho 9ih in
slant publishes tic inssnrasy oifd,a es,atS
Of the into rr~;den, Iihsclh, a,s,sS0d by
Judge Davis, the administrator, Us the
surest method OF placing before the public
the facts rl,iivc to the amount Of property
let by deceased. The amount invested in
United States bonds aud securities on No
vcmber ~, lSG,, was St9,4s2 20. Notes
for various amounts, with the S21OOO
given by Congress On account oi Mr.. Lin
coins salary. make altogether the total val
ne Of the personal estate about one hundred
and Ten thousand dollars, TO say nothing of
real estate in Illinois and Iowa, So that
the statement made that Mr.. Lincoln
saved nothing and left iiolhing from ,,is sal
AIRY. aud that Mr.. Lincoh'has no resources
bat wha, rcnmins fum the appropriations
Of Congresses, 000-and the rents OF
the homestead, returning altogether bu,
slIOo per year, canno, possibly be true.
The Springfield Journal says:
"rhat Mr.. lincoln nd not leave hts family
wealthy Is very evident, but no one, In view oi
the above inventory, will say that they arc in
the dep,Orable condition of want and destitu-
ton ia regard To which the public has with ~
much establishment just been iaioFme,l. We
say this much, not Tor the purpose Of prevent
IN. personal contributions from being made
10 Mrs. Lincoln, IL she desires them, much less
10 deter Congress from making further ap-
propriatlon tor her support. which we shon!l
bs glad To have il do; but simply IN order tina,
The people OF the nation may not SUPPOSE that
MIR. lincoln isin anything like destitute cir
euI'stapGys. Her income rnay not be sufficient
To meet all her wants aud necessities, but it il
certainly large enough 20 maintain her at least
as eoriiortably as she hv,d before going to
Washington" .....rr.. .,l,.f .--... q. III.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18
Com, Frank p. blair is confidently spoil

Con. Frank Z. Blair IS confidently spok-
en- OF as successor to Gen. Grant, rs Sccrc-
tary OF War. Oh dear! is the country
never to get rid OF the Blair family, which
hauu,s the seat Of power like u conspir-
ncy Of devils? They might as well he
Secretary ct War us any thing else, since
fate has not yet stopped their breath, :" lni
yot the pity oil it, lago! lingo. the pity OF
H." The armies OF JEFF Davis were one
shape of the rebellion; tho Binir family
,yns and in rr .,. -.. ~ ..r
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o ~ o stt,,c OF Elaine.

~ VIltbt W
IIsros,t srcstntv d. si,i.st,,. -ssrv- ar4 A,d
IL,s,s,ya y-fSsiy Of O,ioksI, 4. ~ ~,
on the rrtdlng petition. y IL considered by tho
Commissioners that the pctltonCIsaIo responsible
and tsat they eSgst Ia be bcyr, touching the nat
ttYfsI tihln rlsf pstifbr ipd it,refprc ortsr.
fNbASiNe p<llaNNSfs stse,afss to all psrsAos co. Y
eorpoFatious Interested. that the County Commits
,oners will meet az the dwelling hOuse - Thomas
xnllngeplih sd Betxiok on the tweu,y .eish,h
day OF November. A. ID. Issa az ~ o'clock In tho
forenoon. when they will pgoeecl " yl,w the route
90, forth IN tNc iI.,itinr ard immediately Arur
,.fth view. At some convenient place In the yicn.
,iy. will ylyea hlarng :: W, parties md ihcir
Said fv,c- Tile ~ tAu,ias eSyies ~
said Petition aud this order q notice thereon. 10
10 seIy,taspeu the r,sn cicri.s OF sahi tnsns az
berwick and Lebanon. ani Alto by posting up
eoV'ea ofjt, fsnJs 70 unelQbfr ltcettncst said
towns. and publlshin: The sslne three weeks sue.
eesslyslyj o the usrs A. JpusrA.. ne,ysnaper
printed IN Riddeiord In said County. the hrst Il
sce ~ ,a ss; u al, 4
meeting. ,b,t al perspns may then and ,here ho
pre- ent --.l sh.~ esusc. " ANY they have. why tho
prayer Of AID tipop should not ~ yrlntsl. n
y~~S~.I. -S>y '..taril ,ttO,R.LonD- Cisik :
,15Sr J.ESi Copy Of ihs,retluon snd Oriss Of
- ~~~-Ds Court thereon.
ssiJ ''' - Attsstt q. u. LORD. Clerk.
GWE eut.I =, artsas..v,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

Gen. How'adlis typrr,S;,t TO No assigned
TO a command in Texas OF on tho Plains,
and Judge .Holt,'i Is TO be Disposed of in
some way. --- 'H'
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The New Orleans 1Smss suys TINT tho
friends Of }. Madison Wells rc',sscrto with
sNat ,pos;iiscness,, bit n, The samc time
With nosa little aInisg.iIy, Iha'f'ir, will DO
all wight ina icw days !" that the h,c Go,-
er,,or's enemies win be- routed ''liorsc, Riot
AMI dmSoqus,' This is suppored to mean
iba,.in brisi' space oC ii@e hs will he re-,
issIaiel in the guhernaior,ai cliuir.i ~, .in,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

a mactins. Of l!le Grand Lodge Of Tho
Sons of'remperancc will take place in Ham
gor OH the 22d, inst. 500 '.. -''iu 90, .''
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The Church UAioa, q religions paper re-
Gently started in New York, gels ,otf the

following; smui s'I lauuiinpm Icd!si'
",Ssms oyes OF our contemporaries, ,the
Schoharic RSpg5iicdn, We believe, says we
Win heaFrs,i hot Reiiuhlle An paper .~ahin elk
mouths. Don't vt tl,ese bs'ass .la,ib, about
that matter. We don't know q religious paper
i'm thc hnd ,ha, sustains tie Democratic purity,
anal ms We alwa, IS have au opinion. and believe
IN EXPRESSING il, We hope no ope viii be urbci
into taking re Caarth UaIoh under Any
other expectation
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

Tie interior towns of'Pcnnsylvania show
n gratifying increase in lllel Republican ma
jortics. In Indiana the gain is larger.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

The coppcrhcad vote Of 'Bonnsylvaniaiis
much lcss Than il was last year when VIC
elected Geary by $4,000 majority. 30 -,
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$500 REW1RD.SVN

DROHH and cscsped from Alfred JAIL on tic pelt II
ID the iih inst, t~o prisoners, one nanei John L'n,.
tilow, Of Augusta. q lsi about 10 years OF age, WIN
BgA sppllstith, brgtfo lnr, ypNrI zse J.y lr'an "
hi, tAsSn, 81 h,l %, at " sGs q ~ .esss e, X
cthsr uanel James King. alias Ring, 81 orfiibi i
10 - years 81 age, with dark hair syi eye sseI ~
Act ten nc,e. IN height, hal On, stShe nnt 81 ms
black walking eolt hlsck ribhoi Iants M, 80. -.
Wfo.yer In i,tain 80 return ssh prisoner, wa V'N
$50 for Lnng;clloS anil iio Zoe King ,,,.,,, o,I,.
Also s,ar.. rs, rs,s2 ,is.s .sss y nc :-stsi
49, u.,.r /, small ,iEsi hay MARI, weighing abnt
soo ssl,c Mini frsS ana skie haa sias m ue nns
ami slseI ,rot IN rmp. s.3 rssari W., se Ish @ we
rrco,,,y Cd nal - tJAouu DbASh- ssssfsA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-18

snoonr,l Of Dloprs Rheumatic COMPOUND anil rain
Killer mixed with haf cup II nioilss-s, makes an eS-
cccnt cough syrup. Try II. ..r...sr. "a, ..Hs
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BIDDEF0RD MAlNE.

rakins ~ al.es.s. Cce,,IS o by y
80 .,.n, 4. tx, irving to srisair building when The
sl,. i.iIs, y ro,a ms psravisn syrup "a iro'oahe
~ III. dune epcy and bulls up an iron constr
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