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DndIey 4 NIlf1ell sold q lfttle

Dndley Mtell sold y little ONO steers, oxen, ana
ltage rough 5gvt., at i2tc.
Cowe q DsArt run out % mixed State steers, COVE,
and heifers tl Cutter at l2s0l3c and 20 for A. K.
Wilcox 81 cst State attic, at same prices. They
also sold Ico terankn drove, cwt, Illinois steers,
pretty gOed, ~ lidtc.
D0dty& Post soit9O fair O. cwt III. steers at l3ic.
,so fol r trann 2o4 6 cwt H. steers at 14c, and
a. n'gbt wi mixed rate cattle for McVicar at l2c.
20 ~ l. o"vpe Fir g cwt ILL., steers at 1910.
T. -. }hepard bfOag,t IN &c livingston Co, n. Y,
I2i0I4c4 0 4''''' sA'' ~
. huru ik TempctoL assisted by NJ Beach, for L. Tenn
commOIt al I8a14c. 81 of them poot Vi ~. zs,e
the baia nee ~ l4Ac on "a cyt 70 y WV" ~ ON''
CoBey A Mcpherson run out rs fno ? cWt 7,,von- n.
13}a3.e 81 ttlo Indiana steers OF q cwt. at Iz4I4c
with 100 IA cattle ca cwt at Slol6c. Also Is fne KY
grades a cwt, at l5al6tc nd SS III. steers, Tor L. b.
Marsh, NJ l31ls}c., on G3 Cwt.
n. j. Wilson came IN viii 40 head OF State cattle
nearly an steers sal owt-, sad at l2ldl5c
ChuTch A Hurd for Maxwell a Berry, IT ILL., steers gl
ewt., at ls0l5e; others al la 0l5tc. on 5a7 cwt =
W Tn ynpsou feT ID. W. Iesth 80 Ill steers of ga cUt
at a o2 kentuckhus for f. Fort az l4ait on
cwt fsO Tor A. Judy, q H. steers, common scant d
ewt., at 1Salstc. ''~"'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

Geo Martin sold 81 head the balance OF TIE 7 Ta,
gart drove, Illinois steers, 64d7 cwt at l5c 20
III Williams bought II good Kentucky oxei a. Gam
Duuiraw and retailed them here at l50I5ic ~ Oo"i-
OF X. K Smiths las Illinois steers s. Ulervoo1S no
which herated ca cwt.. at l30l5tc while p + Gary
salea tie balance 13a15c on @ cwL They were an r
little steers.
r. Mos bore of Tho palm with his u fine Ohio praA,
IrhalIs, fed in PickaWay County by Boggs PaTSeiI
Thcy were laid az 3 cwt and were asy-seue drove
run out by Teed q Wheeler at about Ice AVERAGE
Butchers offered plump l6lc 10 select the tops MOS
also soil the Miller cattle, 3l head, Texans 10 fat in
them, at S5e each, or lie. q 10.
l. Hughes g. Co., for s. C. Langdon, "a Illinois steers
stilfet and grasstOpped but apparently destitute OF
rough Fat, ca cwt., run out at I31I5c
Hurd Burchard bought 50 Illinois steers at the yards
: cwt, rood running ont at IA 6l5tc.-tOps 1Gc
r. hoahrey sold 80 good ONO steers, cwt at 15d16c
IBc
Murray Glover for W. W. Minchell 80 Ohio steers Of
81 ewt., fair, at l40l6e
w. MeCay received the thanks Of the butchers for
without his 4l4 Illinois steers the supply Of cattle would
As's esaR HiseEably lERh ot quality We SsnaOt S2eak
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
Long Island Navigation COMPANY -
nor SAG HARBOR. GREEN FORT, ORR

ii .lIsl -
bsauia QCkEE Capt Gi6bs leaves Pier No %
pl Easi River TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS above places connecting BY
Suuthod River
head RETURNING lea SAC HARBOR MONDAYS WEDNBS
DAYS. and FRIDAYS hAKING kSTRK CIRCUIT OF
PEC0stC BAY ~ UAYrIGHT
FOR POKT JEFFEEsON AND STONY BROOK-Steamer SUN.
BEAN. Capt A HIireth leaves Pier No % TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS 4d SATURDAYS, per timetable connecting BY
stages With Mi.lcrs Place. Rocky Point. and se4lkst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

e92 Erie Railroad 425O; New-Jersey Central Railroad,
s,7C2: other routes, II. Total, 1881
The hog trade been quite uniform during the week.
the variations not exceeding 10. q H. There has been
good demand clearing the pens pretty much every night
Arrivals are s free though nearly 6OOO less than last
week and with 40 on sale to-day, prices nave
ranged from u &c with two very prime lots
sold at 81 sld$1 The trade is now mostly at Forts
etA-st
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

The following tie quotations per pound upon tne
astimaed net weight meatseer sinking oal; that Is,
bullock whose Quartrs will weigh cwt, al 10 cents
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The Shivering Victims

OF Fever and Asua, who sess 70 day 70 burn sonoow
might have bees exempted nom their present thah hal
they ava themselves In time Of thai safeguard against
an malarous diseases, lI0srErrERS STOMACH BIT.
TIERS Dut ID TOO late for preventioa not t"o late
s cure. single bottle Of this irrssibis hsres tonic
win stop the psrozysns, and brssf ooasss q yin re-
Store The patient 70 vigorous health. The prudent and
thoushtsi however, who would rather iOsessan dsssss
than walt fos Ito assaults, WIN rssst 70 ths sure defence
ssans, ipteit.snt and rsnssot kvs n he commence
meus Of the season wha tAy psvaii Nov I'm rnu
IN forearm the system sssin sver and agus, bilious
plants and dyspepsia -dissas0 vhicA oteu snsen-
dered, and always aggravated BY Tie ehris and danps
q Winter and early Spring.
SHAKESPEARE on INrERMTrTESrA
The Rari Of Avon tells ~ that he sun In March doth
nouhsh Agua" and the remark - true nov ~ Wa
thrss hundred yea ago But fbunateiy In these mod.
ern days March Agues can Be prevented. HOSrETrERS
BITTERS In single week, win put the system In COO.
dition 10 resss svesy species a lnteUtsst ev. o.,
there 70 prdsposion 10 bliousnes % dyspepsia, this
unequaisd rsgu.tr and nvigorant yin isst q certainly
pesveut thas An tbs dsodss common " he ssason d
bss and fus may be he In allegiance By this potent IN
hdote. They nay also b eested IRON The systsu, amer
hoy have made odgment there, by IL perseverng use
therefore moral Insanity iOr any iamiy 70 be without
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Know Thy Destiny.


MADAME z. p. THORNTON, the great English As
trologist, Clsirvoyant and Psyohometriclan. who
has astonished tho scientific classes Of the Old
World. has now located herself st Hudson, n. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow.
srs Of second sight. - TO enable her to impsrt
knowledge Of the greatest Importance TO the sin.
gle or marned Of either seI. While In siAts Of
trance she delnsates the very features OF the per.
son you are 70 marry, and BY the aid Of IN nstru.
ment OF intense power, known rs the Psychomo-
trops. guarantees 70 produce liie.lke picture Of
the future husband or win Of the applicant, To-
gethsr with dats Of marriage, position In life,
leading traits OF character, 10. This 10 no hum.
bug, asthousands Of testlmenisls can assert. She
will send, when dssired, esstined ssrtisssts, or
written guarantee, that the picture b what u pur-
ports 70 bs. ny enclosing . small lock Of hair,
and stating place Of birth. age, deposition and
complexion, and enclosing any cents and stamped
envelope addressed 70 yourself you will rscsivs
the picture and desired iniormstisa by return
mall. All demonstrations saersdly confidential.
Address, In confidence, MADAME Z ?. THoRxroS,
r. o. Dox pa, lIudson, Mt. iys
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For Whom does Congress Work.

Il may be wrong in US but we study the
tariff to little purpose, if IL does not show
that Congress habithally legislates for class.
e. and not for the people. We at once and
cordially admit that this question Is a din
cult one to adjust and never he deemed sat
istaciory to every body, even in its best
shape, but there seems to ,,s now in all this
business Of legislating for the different in
iercsis Of different communities something
utterly unworthy the action Of our Con.
grrssmen.
lfanybody will look at the articles added
TO the free list he will find that the mos
worthless. rs a general rule, are the ones,
and thar many Of those things necessarily
used by whole people, and by the poor as
much rs the rich are still lett with high
tax. A book that costs shilling in Eng
land costs four or FIVE times that amount
and so with everything that pertains to our
literature. Not poor father OF mother or
struggling hoy in the land but has to pay nm
enormous tax upon seplling books an dali
,nanacs caused by the duty imposed upon
the articles used In making them. Now We
take Il that the founders Of our institutions
never meant that anything OF this kind
should ever he prsciiced in land tina,
draws its very breath from periodical litera-
ture and iss school books
Certainly this burden was never suggest.
ed by the people themselves or hy ,isnocent
Legislators, but has been brought about by
the most persistent perversion Of things
Aud how long il il to continuc3 How long
arc Our Congressman intending to assume
that The hest interests Of this free people are
promo,iuy 10y taxing every possible book,
pamphIe, and newspaper 20 per cent ofi,s
value. that class can put larger margin
Of profits in their purscs'
God pity the shortsightedncss Of men IL,
among other chances in our Protection
Anomalies, we do not find the heart to at.
tend to this ono that Is a shume and dis
grace to whole people. When properly
understood il will he harl for Congress-.
man to explain to his people why he does
not move In tho direction OF abating this
sccusrd nuissnce.-( Portland Star.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

he Il known, that on tn. twsnty:.scond day Of
Pehuary, A. n. 1857, Charles N. Pihsld OF Bldds
ford, In the County OF York and STATE Of Maine
gave 70 the Saco Water Power Company, Corpo'
fation duly established by the laws Of Maine, .
deed Of mortgage Of that date, Of oertsin lot Of
land. situated In said BidGeford, described - fol-
lows, 70 vIt, hsginning ~ the Northwest sorref
Of lotiof land sold 70 John d. PhIlhrocA ~ said
Company by II. deed dated May ID. IsS.i thence
Ave feet, thence .t right angles southsrly oT on.
iorty- 1--we test, thence 1t right angle Northerly
ono hundred feet to che point q beginning being being
psny. BY its deed Of the above date, which mort
eaEe deed 10 recorded In Y3k Comfy RsEistsy
Of dsSds Beok IN. pagss t6t--5 and 10 which resr-
snce 10 made generally and also for . more par.
tieulas dssshptioa Of The prsn!sss. sod yhieh
mort. 70 VAS given - security Tor the payment
o. siI certain promissory notes speeiasd In aid
nsrtssss, and said ssoo Water Power Company by
is Agent states that the eonditioa ~ nd mort
rsge deed has been breksn. by Icasou Of which
said Company chains foreclosure Of said prem.
kes. ,ou,. 10,
.r..s NJ THoHAs QUINN, Agt - !.
( BfJdeford, March Is, 1867.
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Far Sudden Colds, Coughs, 10.

Suddsa colds ssd hard sesghs can b cured I'm.
nsliatsly, % hssdrsds On testify, BY mixing
sbeut one teaspeennal sfPBRRY DAVIS VEGE-
TABLE PAIN KILLER with four tablsspoonfuls
OF molassss. mixed we'll together, and taken -
Jour coughing spell comes on three tsa'pooniul'
OF the mixture will answer for dose. Also lit
s OF the Pain Killer on the hands, and inhals the
scent Of II Into the lungs. Amer you have taken
tho medicine, battle the throat and around tho
collar bone, also across the upper part OF the
breast and down the sides, II they have been made
sore by coughing. and you will soon get relief u
you do not neglect II too long. The sooner this
medicine 10 applied the more speedy the relief.
In nj, cases, II you do not get relief 10 thirty min
utes take Il again, and bsthe freely according 10
directions. Imlt
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The DosroS TRAvkLLER.-we call attention
10 the advertisement, In another column OF the
Daily Erening Traveller, one Of the best
conducted and most reliable newspapers pub
lished In the State. Il 10 peculiarly valuable
As newspaper, 81 the present time, to . large
proportion Ut the community. inasmueh as u
u the only daily paper published In Boston.
which squarely snstaines the Prohib'tory
LIQUOR Law, and Is an incorporating friend
Of the Temperance cause. In addition to its
high literary ability, Its columns are replete
With the latest foreign and domestic Informs
ton, the state Of the markets, etc., and II Is In
oil respects model newspaper. On reference
to the advertisement, the terms for the Daily,
Semi-Weekly and Weekly paper may DO I'M
derstood.
Tho Cavalry Condition Powders are gradually
taking the lead Of all others, and their Justly 90.
quirsd ams must 10 very gratifying 70 the propri'
stors, Msssrs. johnson Co.
Volumes OF certificates osn DO produced 70 the
efficacy ard cures Of Johnsoni Anodyns LinL
nient. II Is used spd recommended by oil prso.
Using Physicians.
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A foo, Of snow Cell u the neighbordood
Of Hanger, on Tuesday las.
Senator Dixss sivessp counssisu, 70 the
Republicans by $500 majority. Election
Monday.
We shall 20 to press next week on
Wednesday instead Of Thursday, That day
being Fast.
Col Chas %. Smith, Of the 2Slh Infant
~, has been appointed Assistant Commits
sioner Of the Frccdmen's Bureau for the
State Of Arkansas
The article on the ,hirl page Of last
weeks paper, in reference to our worthy
Representative Lynch, should have beer
credited to The Portland Press.
congressman Lynch and Blaine ant
Senator Fesscnden will please acccp, oul
thanks for public documents which W,
highly value.
The NsrSwypot Herald says "Nlains !,
doing more TO increase its manufacture.
than amy other State in New England
There N nothing to prevent its being th,
leading State Of this section, in u few
years"
Abiding to the fact that tho trustees oi
Philips Academy. Andover, have added
tsn-pin alleys to their new gymnasium, al
exchange says pupils were expelled from
the institution few years since for indulg'
ing In this game.
The Mormons have formed constitu'
ton for their admission into The Union un
der the name or the State Of Drseret, and
sent il to Congress. Il provides for univer
sal suffrage but is, Of course, silent on
polignmy.
We enclose a copy Of tho public laws
passed at the last session Of the legislature
The attention Of town trcasnrcrs In called
to tho new law in REGARD to advertising
nonresident tayca II viii DO seen thai
we arc to have an election on the LIST Mon.
day Of June.
or the Kentucky candidates M Congress
on the Democratic side, one was a graduate
Of the rebel army, another recruited for the
same, third was prisoner Of war in the
hands Of Gen. burnside, and a fourth
jumped out Of back window to escape
arrest when be- and oihercrs were concoct.
ing reasonable plot.
Gen. Hodsdon having resigned, Gen.
John G.. Caldwell Of Ellsworth has heen
appointed Adj. General ly { ,vcrnor Cham.
bcrlain. He Inns also appointed C. w.
Goddard Of Auburn, Nathan Dane Of Al.
fred, A. r. Morrill, Of Readfeld. Hiram
Rugglcs Of Carmel, and C. w. Whidien
Of Calais, commissioners ON municipal war
debts; also Joshua Nye Of watcrvilIc.
State Constable.
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~ HII ExceIeucy GH0 UVVeTuVTs
EPHRAIn FLINT, Secretary OF STATE.

A Hard Cur FROM NAssY.-Mr Nasty
writes that the news Of the Ohio Legisla.
lures refusing to strike the word "whi'e"
out Of the State Constitution filed tho Ken
lucky Democracy In his section with the
greatest delight. lie says:
@Our thrill Nv Joy ut this trooly unexpec.
ted triumph Nv the proud Caucnshnn Nv
Ohio over the inferior sons NV Ham, went
Jest es fur In the drekshun Nv extasy ez did
our pangs Nv woo on the heerin Nv vallan.
digIlam's defect In 1868 in the dreksIIun nv
utter misery. In short, we thrill now pre-
cisely OF much ez we pangcd then.".
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No. I.
Dr.. Hchenck. tho Lung Doctor.

n The rrupnstor Of scIiESCKs rULNoNIc
sYRUP, the inventor of SciiENCK's REsfiRON.
EIEk. Ne se!y in.t.snsnt isst eau 10 . certainty
Thh b q great Importance 20 Dr. slIfENCk, 10 know
the exact condition of the ungs. whether 10 fubereu
ioas Pulmonary. Brpaehla fIeurtc o. Dyspspsic Con.
sumltieA I'd whistler y y soth i.ap o. enT 0s thas
Il rsauirss constant and ioas practice 10 become
Srocehiai TIE rsis,..ts 49, 4 n. y,xScT n -
examined that have been examined By their family pSy.
slian, wo tod then thst thsR sss wsvs alssesf soas
whsa. b. sloss 81 aainaiea wsh the lep,senstss, 4
% cffeu f6und that IN affection Of The bronchial
tube; and By getting healthy ses1ea q Ne vss and
toe q The stomach The saerss b sooa rvstorsd 70
hsaifh. sonstines iDsdleins mat vtn stop esagn
certain death % ~ psiisst lncss % me liver ssscs
the ciruaAstna a the biond hsmosrhaec siows al IN
c sogpans tss setoa q The vsy ssyans hal eaassd
No. an: ~ 49,: q
Bosssas ~ D A. y. mn 2. =. ~ sisss s1SieS
i.s: =; =. 80. ,ssisi ifEs:..sss: - 9. ss:,
har,srsh asd dsasC. sIss On s.ps6 9. IN ~.
SssSsSs ~ . sssss ~ "a. 'Gso. {. ooopWTH
co. = lI.sevsr susss, Assass ss postss- Fsr ~
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vA Youro LADY, returning to

ETA Youro LADY, returning to her
country homo, amer scjourn Of few months In
the city, was hardly recognised by her frsndss
In place OF coarse, rustic. flushed fase she had
soft, ruby complexion OF almost marble smooth.
ness. and instead Of tventy.three she really ap.
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry asto the cause
OF 80 gresta change, she plainly told tacm that
sho used tho CIRCASSIAN BALM, and con.
sIdered u an invaluable acquisition 10 any Lsdys
toilet by it, use any Lady or Gentleman can im.
provo their personal appearance hundred fold.
II 10 simple In It's combination, as Nature herself
70 simple, yet unsurpassed In It's efficacy In draw.
ing impurities from. also healing, cleansing and
beautlfying the skin sud complexion. ny its d..
rect action on the eutcls II draws nom II oil it,
Impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving
The surface % Nature intended II should be, clear,
smooth. son and beautiful. Prico 81, sent by mail
or express, on receipt Of IN order by
W. l. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists.
No. West Psyetto st., Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the sale Of the
satns IyIg
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Al market for the current week Cattle 172o, SHEEP and
Lambs has SWINE 600, number Western Catie' 1891;
Eastern Cattle, lis.
PRiCES-IIerf Cattle Extra, $l3 90 "a - 50, hrs,
quality &l2 90 10 IL 49, second quality, $ll 2S II 7ai
third quality, 10 rs % II 90.
HIDES, To &c v n. Taliov, ] TO IIcFb.
PELTs, I 90 % I 50 each
CALF SKINS, Ito 2oe Y b.
RyiRKs-fhe amount Il live stock irom.A ALBANY, VIA
the Boston and Worcester road stands 1857 head against
go head last week, Although the number Is barker there
Was not that reduction In prices wc expected to zee,
Mich COWS and Calves Sts, 90, Is, loo 10 Us.
SHEEP AND LANES In Its, 81 %, q, 10
% 90, each, Extra, 81 so ID s0oor from 10 DC h.
swINE-westeru fat swine, live, nane.
Dressed OIL % l0lc per b.
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STAT. OF MAINE.
sr IHs oovEaxol.
A PRoCLAMATIOHT-

In accordance with venerated custom, and
In acknowledgment Of our dependence, on the
Divine favor, I do hereby, With the adsice o.
the Executive Council, appoint IHunspAr TIL
FouRrH DAT Ov APRIL NEXT, 10 30 observer %
. day OF Public Humiliation, Fading ana
Of this state TO devote the day to the serious
duties II enjoins: that by meditation. penitenes
and prayer, and recognizing our sitter need o.
HIS saving pcWer In Christ, wo may 90 humble
ourselves before God. ~ to be spared the chas-
tisement which our sins deserve. and obtain the
blessings OF His grace upon ourselves, our
country, and our fellow men.
Given at the Council Chamber. In Augusta.
this sixteenth day OF March, 10 tho year o.
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
dIty-sevsn, and Of the Independence OF the
United States OF America the ninsty-hrst.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN.
BY his Exeelenoy the Governor.
EPHRAIn FLINT, Secretary Of STATE.
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~Gov. Patton Of Alaham has recent
" written letter, in which he says:

~The freedmen arc now to vote for the
first time. We shonhl cherish acuins
them no III feeling. The elective franchiss
Is conferred upon them; let them exercise
Il freely and in their own why. No effor
.bouIdbc made to control their votes, ex
cept such as may tend To enable them Il
vote inielligently and such n may he nee
rsssry to protect them against mischievou,
Influences to which. from their want Of in
ielligcnee, they may possibly bc subjected.
Above all things We should discourage ~
erything which may tend to generate an
tsgonism between white and colored vot
era"
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NJotIss 10 hereby given that Henry 2. IsInes, OF
" sseo Ia the County Of york. By hh nostEEs
the Yort County Rsxistry Of Deeds. 10 Book 9oi.
pages 31-f, conveyed 70 the caoo Wsts! iovsr
Con psny IN ne and IN mertEsee,a certain lot Of
land situated In Biddsford, In ssid County OF
SouthsTiy side Of Chestnut rtreet st the point
where Brsdbury street ints1sets ssid Chsstsut
strsst, thence Bouthsastsfly by Chestnut stfset
ninety feet 70 . stakes thence ~ Ttght asgls
North westerly at Q right angle ninety feet 70
bradbury street, thence by Bradbury street
NoVtheasterly ninety two bet % the point Of BE-
ginniug, snd thaS The condition Of sid mo!tfsgs
- ~ IN broksn IN ressou whereof the ssid becc
watss Power Coopsny claims fssssiossrs o. 80
o0'ss sAco WATER POWER co.
mr. rnonAs QufIBYs Ast,
pIdd<fsrd. Msssh q, Is1.
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Indian Vegetable Medicines,
Prepared by science 10 suit each case will cleanse
the blood and restore health 10 the invalid. CAN
GERS, SCR0FULA and the worst forms OF disease
cured. A Book explaining these nets will be sent
irss. Address DR.. n. GREENE, 10 TsxPLE PLACE,
DosroH, MASS. 3m6
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Special Notice.

CARp-I have returned 10 Biddciord. and
shall remain until May. This will DO my last vs-
IL needless for me TO In orm you what can do for
old Chronic diseases that have ever bafed all 9TH
or modes Of treatment. All seeking my aid should
svoidably short, My treatment 10 original with
myself and unlike any other now In use, which ]
VIM demonstrate 10 any intelligent person. Per.
sonai reference 10 my former patients.
Ofloe-l2 Foss 81 wa. HARVEY, NJ. D.,
u and Practical Chemist.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Flsher,s Cough Drops.

This certain and efiectual cure for Coughs and
orally known throughout New nnylsnd. for the
last sixty years and % warranted 20 cure, or the
price will be refunded. Prepared by GEORGE W.
MASON, sYMONDS 4 CO., Proprietors, Kenne.
bunk, Maine.
q. o. 0ood win q Co.,. Boston Agents. Sold by
oil Druggists, and sold by druggists In Biddeford
and Saco. 3mil
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TIE COUGH AND LUNG REMEDY, for every IA
ny 70 keep Al hand. X ~ - f-i &.
rn,o rvNn naraAn

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
Il sells everywhere. and gives atstaction. Read the
following extracts from letters
l. b. Bowie, Druggist, Cniontown, Penn, writes,
April I, 1896, "Aens Lang Baisam has performed
some remarkable cures about here. recommend with
confidence In an diseases Of the Throat and Lunes"
srxRso Baos., Druggists writes NON Carroltcn, Jan
uary n, 1896 ssend ID six dozen ALIENS LUNG
RAISAM. We are entirely out q n. II gives moe
general satisfaction than any other medicine We SELL"
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
EYSold by DR.. Alvan bacon. lmlo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-29

Hrhs news from MEXICO j. Of The usual
uncertain nature. u 3 said that the lmps-
rial soldiers arc desssting BY companies.
The Libsrais had closely invested Vera Crss,
and exchanged shots with, the Eprrison.
Both srmi-s had levied contributions % the
inhahleans Of Querstaro, and the Inps
rialiss tOaad supplies scarcs. n'-r' -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-29

ga essssposdsas Of Ne LewiSsss
Journal calls attsasioa to the hat shas WAsel
'sk ior-sss have existed s,ss since The 6ss,
settlement OF this country, u the tres srs
cas down there at oocs spsings up o. ths
spot pissl splinss, oovRine On The syoesd.
II In turn Tho pine trsss arc eat down, oak
tsses in turn O. coed then. -.