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II. B. FROST
HAS REMOVED TO
No. 100 Middle Street,
Opposite Browns Hotel,
Up STAIRS.
February II. d3wsn
Notice.

Having sold my entire interest in the Saloon under
Lancaster Hall to Mr.. ISAAC BARNUM, hereby
tender my sincere thanks to my former customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed AMI hope the
same may be continued to Mr.. Barnum.
will remain at the oil stand for few days where
those indebted will please call and settle, and those
having demands present them for payment.
T.. PARTINGTON.
Portland, March I'd, 1868. naI2dlwsS
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DRAIN PIPE.-We were much interested yes
terday in witnessing the operation of new
branch of manufacture recently introduced
in Winslow's great Stone Ware Factory The
machine employed for this purpose by the
Messrs. Winslow is a curiosity in its way, and
presses out the pipe almost as one might say
by the mile, at high rate of speed. The COM
pany expect to find large demand for this
style of ppe-which is made in the best man
ner. When we get that best of all boons, wa
ter in the city, large quantities of this article
will be wanted to carry away the waste. Ken
dali & Whitney are the agents for the sale of
the article in the city.
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AGENTS WAITE % MALE OR FEMALE
everywhere, to sell the Life OF GEN, ". =.
GFnut,'' by JOHN S. G. ABBOTT. New work
peoples eaiIion." Price suited to the tines Al
a few more Agents for Russell's splendid engray-
gem. Address JOHN HANKERSON, 2 Elm Street
Portland, Me. mar7-dlw&wst
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gY~First Page Td-aay-Thc eleven Articles
of Impsachment; Culture Of Asparagus; VI
rieties.
Fourth Poge-Harry Findernes Tenn "a
tion, an orig nal story.
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Stains in marble caused by oil can be re-
moved by applying common clay saturated
with benzine.
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KNOX COUNTY,

We learn from the Rockland Gazette that
Mr.. Ephriam Quin died suddenly at his home
10 Rockport, on Thursday, The 9th ult He
came into his house from his usual employ
ment at noon, and remarked TO his family,
that, as he did not feel very well, he would lie
down. He did so; and while the family was at
dinner they heard a groan. A son entered,
found his father lying upon his face upon TIE
floor. He raised him up and to their great
grief discovered that he was dead. He probab-
~ arose from the bed to go to the family and
fell upon the floor His age was 66 Years.
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Lost.

A FITCH Collar, on Oxford st. ANY one finding
"A the same will be suitably rewarded by leaving
It at Mr.. Goulds store, Oxford St, msr7-diws
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The editor of the Brunswick Telegraph is
pitching into the filthy manner in which the
road depot" is kept. We hope he will keen
"pegging" away until he gets new edifice
worthy Of that beautiful village. Brunswick
certainly deserves handsome depot and ought
bava II . =.
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New SToRE-NEw GooDs.-We are glad to
call attention to the advertisement of Mr.. Geo.
A. Harmon, who has just opened at 81 Con-
gress Street, in the Watch and Jewelry line.
Experience is great desideratum in any bust
ness. Mr.. II. seems to have secured that, by
the long service of twelve years with our friend
Dunyon; so that those who VIII patronize him
and we trust they may be legon-will be
assured at the start that they are dealing with
one who knows his business from beginning to
end. We trust his new enterprise will prove
satisfactory in its results, by liberal share OF
public patronage. sEr-Fe ~
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MISSIONARY SERVICES An CHEsTNUT STREET
CHURcH,-ReT DR.. Butler, founder of the
Methodist Missions in India, viii preach, and
present the claims of the missionary cause, in
Chestnut Street Church to-moorrw at 10 IL
A. NJ, and p NJ.
DR.. Butler has had large and varied ex-
perience in the missionary work, and was an
eye witness of the tragic scenes of The Sepoy
Rebellion The public generally cannot fall
to be Interested in hearing hir-
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w a NTED.

AS clerk in retail Dry Goods Store young man
OF experience in the business, and well acquainted
with city trade, none Others need apply.
Also young lady of experience fer similar sit
uation,
Address with re ference P. o, Box 1875.
March End 1865. div sN
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OXFORD COUNTY

We learn from the Oxford Democrat that
the house, barn and outbnildings of Living
K. Lane, of Stoneham, were burnt on the
night OF Feb 18th. Ma. Lane was away from
home at the time. Mrs. L. was awakened by
the noise made by COW and colts in the barn.
Thinking the COW had got loose and might in
lure the colts, she sprang out OF bed, and saw
that the shed connecting the house and barn
was on fire. She with boy 10 or IA years old,
the only inmates, ran 10 the barn, and got out
to try and save some ching from that, but the
fire had made such progress, that they were
driven out without saving anything, not even
clothing, except the night clothes they had
on. All their furniture and farming toals were
burnt. Insured.
officer @. NJ. Wornell, of Bethel, arrest
ed on Tuesday, in that town, William Burton,
OF Brighton, VT. charged with stealing a horse,
sleigh and robes from A. NJ. Hoffman of
Brighton, on the 22d of February. A descrip-
ton of the man was sent to Mr.. Wormell.
which enabled him to find him.
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LINCOLN COUNTY

The Bath Times learns that the shock of an
earthquake was felt in the vicinity of Dam
arriscotta on Saturday afternoon last. at about
o'clock, Tor several miles upon the river, and
probably all through that section OF country.
1t was attended with rumbling noise, SINH
frozen ground.
The Times says that the DamarriScotta riv-
er, which was frozen over Dec. 9th still re-
mains closed. In some places the ice is three
feet thick, and it is probable that the river
will remain closed this season for period
longer than ever before kno1n.
The house and barn of John Marshall, of
Damarriscotta, were burned last week, valued
at $780, No insurance.
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HAIR OILS, EXTRACTS AND PFR
i T. truRY. Cologne, Ponma1cs Satche
Powders, Toilet Soaps, can lie found ~
RJSSlL'S
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! ; Mineral Rock Salt. for Gait IL IN 4
Turks Island S'l,; Fine Butter
bags, boxes ami by the pound. For salc
II. a. SuELbON
June Is 1'.lf
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i Common Potash --al.o Dihit'. Potash. -
Rancid Lard, fJr Soap Making. For sale bv
ii. a. SHELDON.
Jane L.. I2tf
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NJ. II WEIGH, Midlieburv, VT.


C7l> Tic Ame lean Cooking ; oye has Just leen
for wood, at orr Cuunty Fair. and the fnlowins
telegram has in-t been received from the State
Fair nj Sew Jersey:
FAM Gnouxns TutNrox. Nj, Sep. IL, CO
To .Siedr. Packard g. Go, ANmy, " \:
The American ,oukin. Stov" was ava, 'cl two
first premiums oven all otlcrs at our Fair 10 Law
"Hurrah " IsNNC DUNN u Sons.
Thus it will he seen that tn superiority Of the
American is so nukr,l and decided that when
veer AMI wherever il l. put on eNhiIitn- an =
comes under the exam iuatcn of practical aud
scientific men, it sweeps tie board and takes all
the premiums.
These Stoves are for sale 10y
NJ Il WEI Gil
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NO FAhMS IN ONE, OR ONE


Ihe "tIl-hncMu lot Sanford Farm situated in
Sh"Ich"m, IL Low for sale. Said faiir rputsir.
IN si nearly 800 aclcs If the choicest land Gr I'll
farming purp"sos, but il desired Ly pulcba.,r,i
can amt will be divided into two farm, and ,,i'
separate. Ihe principal OF large firm o,n,si..
a'out 2dO hcies If the best of land for ill.,,
moving, etc. There is on 1t a good ixo-,,aS's
house, WIN "nothoufc, carriage house. five harm
eide mill. small horse barn, corn barn md a..
small u'ial buildings. two good Orchards or
ell truit, and sisll fruits suth a. currunts 80,
&C. good wood lots, with plentv Of n,anles a.
ssM'orchard Il desired etc, all in COED cOrditio.
and repair. ''oA
The small farm is only trparated from tbs i.-..
one by the Highway, and contains L,iwern r.r,.
and slty acres Of gupl land, good IL .,.,,
house aud good barn. TIE houses a,e in .n..i
ing distance vi cac other Il ould two r,i,s.r.
"ish 10 occupy Ihem. Said farms are well fenr..
an object worthy Of notice 10 rufchasoy. ,rs
cessihlo to tbs Orwell Cheese ga.iorv bal
dae be the business desired. Posses, q, 80,
| the LIST Of April next, If sold Nov coma .se
Tor yourselves, all who wish 10 purchase snJ Ill
on we undersigned living near iLe premise s wha
will give YOU all further particulars. "''
Shoreham. w., Jnly is, 1867. IL
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N'er Is only years experience Ia tho nsnn!as-
iGre OF stoves, We lccHmc co WINGED, some sis
wears since. That vast amount of money was
eiug expended lv the people # this country. in
buying cheap All almost wurhlets siovc. a large
ipttinn @. which was wasted and that tric
economy ronsisic. a. having tho hest stoves that
could hc made notwithstanding ihe pric. Was
hi-,ler. Win this view We proceeded to con.
struct the American Cooking Stove. aud spared
no pains OF SCcusc to mike It the hest and mnsl
perfect stove that could be made. Aal We have
Experimental with il, aud careiullv wRtched is
operation tor tie l1si six wears, and when an i'm
prOventcat suggested itself. we have at urce
adopted it. and we have several Of u csc improve
mcuis sccurcl hv letters patent. IL this manner,
We 10 NJ. lc,ijufe to say We have brought il to
higher sih.o perfection than has heretofore been
attained ~ cooking stoves. The recent improve
ments in TIL, stowe has al 'cd largely to its con-
vrn;cucc and effectiveness, n all the varieties e
stoves &c n.au,iacture, we study usefulness. d.
liability. convenience nul economy in operation
rather than cbcaruc~, in pr'ce aud IN so doing we
nre sa'i-tiel we ,iuly the interest ct those pur-
cla-iug 0uT stoVc'.
t.. 1T -,
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TNRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES
d and SUPPUHTER>.--A compl to assert
nenti ltted to parties desirirg it FIR sale law
w. L. 4 L. +. RUSoELS
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UaNEwS ,rIC pDtJLoIrIiFtIy

= or q VIFEK3AL NEURALGIA PILI. 4 a
cart IN "a sp'al CI's fir Nelri Id aud all
vnl' p'at'". F1e ssvessF c4Ses@ are enn
ely lnl pi-nllsltlg eI-sI ia a very shoEt
-. Nn'h{iia lhl fLs, pr hst Is utterly
Al .hsl ~ ats y rlH NJ farm % Ne rvou.
,eas,i ~itlr.tlrls ia nlgie lnafeiire. n has
the unqualified approval of maav eInh,en, tl,vsR
cans. u Contains nnthingi injmiois ~ me Most
aelleate svst-a,. Sold srery where. Sent i'm re-.
ceiI.s Of Atn0'aqd tan rnss,ii'e stgian!l hrRNER
& 20. l2o rremontst. Boston. Mass, Proprie.qrs.
|'si'N' Jay - Ass'--S- =. is,iy... 81.
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FISHING TACKLE. SrooSs. Hooks
L Lnes, Flies, Rods, &C., can be found il,
gieat variety, at RUSSEl.S.
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June
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-08-28
Sunday Reading.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of un5elief Is q
sign Of actual faith. Inflels are never troub-
led with unbelet. Dead men never feel cold.
Frozen feet never ache; and = soul given mp to
ungodliness, and bound hand and foot in sin.
has no trouble with unbelief. IL is only when
faith shoots its first Illuminating ray into the
darkened heart, that the bsleful presence OF
unbeief IL manifest. IL is only when the
troubled soul can say. al do not believe" that
IL starts back at the abyss Of doubt which the
first CLEAN OF faith discloses, and exclaims,
"Hclp Thou my unbelief" Take courage,
then. poor, doubling heart. Vexed and tor
mented by Satan. you have this comfort-you
are not On his side, any way And all your
conflicts and tribulatious OF soul prove that
the dead calm Of sin Is broken. that the Spiri,
Of God is moving upon the waters; and that
"God, who commanded the light TO shine out
OF darkness. hath shiued In your heart. to give
YOU the light Of the knowledge OF the glory OF
God in the face OF Jesus Christ"
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berian. not knowing that these were styled
"sasbes," and were hanging IN their night
place. exclaimed "Faith, ma am, your gal.
luses are united"
Old Deacon Sharp never told lie, bu,
he used to relate this lie was standing
one day beside frog pond--we have his
word for it-and saw a Urge garter SNAKE
make an attempt mon an enormous Dull
frog. The snake SEIZED one OF the frog 8
hind legs, and the frog to be on par with
his snak.ship, caught him by the tail; and
both commenced swallowing one another
until nothing was left ofthem!
Il is terrible thing never 10 laugh. More
lit il wicked. People who don't laugh
cut short their lives, IL IL the penalty OF
their sin. A modera'e quantity Of laughter
j. just as necessary to maintain the physi-
cal balance us Is pure air for the blood.
In one sense, laughter is ventilation. u
airs the distant tibres as well as the great
centres. aud is as food or love, or spring
and summer.
Somebody proposes the following remedy
for sleeping in church: "Take a piece oil
horse rndish root Of good size. and oil fin.
gers length, to the sanctuary, aud the mo-
ment the sermon begins, put piece in
your mouth about the sire oi common
corn, bite and mois,en il faithfully with the
saliva, aud the eyes will not only be easily
kept open, but fearful attention may alsC
be promoted, to the exclusion Of drowsi.
ness, I'LL the sermon ends"
Pats idea of sympathy was COOL one
lie had long been trying To get Bridget tC
give him parting kiss. Finally as n las
resort he turned away saying; Good by
Biddy! Sure and We haven't any sympath.
for me at all. at ALL sympathy, is il
Aud what dye name 10y that PatrickT'
"Come here Badly and I'll be after tellin ye
When love you 50 that I'd like to bite 4
piece right out Of your swa,c cheek, and "
Tale as il ye'd ike To have me do so--tl'ai'
sympathy, he jabers!" All, Patrick, YOU
know my weakness! Take piece, but b,
sure aud lave il So that yo can take il agair
when ye come"
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician ant
SURGEON, gives exclusive attention to Diseases O
Women. lie has made diseases OF woman his stu
dy for the past twenty years. Ills practice hai
teen very extensive both In Hospital and In pri
vat. practice. His reputation has vouchers In al
the city papers, his patients, and the medical pro
fesslon, both here and abroad, as being tho most
skillfal specialist here, and thorough master Of
all sexual diseases.
DIR MORRILL, Is admitted by tho hest med.
ieal talent OF the country to have equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints and II Is no unu
sua occurrence for ply sicans In regular practice
10 recommend patients TO him for treatment when
afflicted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies' will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and surgically, with private apart
ments during sickness, and with old aud expert
enced nurses, II they wish.
The poor advised free ofcharge. Physicians Of
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter
and enclosing the usual lee, will be answered by
return mail.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country.
Office, No Is HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass
NOD
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Snare Lines.

An underlying evil-secret falsehood.
People who do a driving business
Haekmen.
a jumping misunderstanding grasshop-
pers.
a man carrying n bucket Of mortar on
his head m,is, be sublime character.
BETTER please one good man than crowd
OF bad ones.
Proud looks make foul works in fair
faces.
The fewer the words the better the
prayer.
We have each our work. The day calls
for work, for the night cOmeth.
Scli.righieous professors are STAINS
"iron-clads." Il will require pointed shot
TO penetrate their platings.
Flowers are the alphabet OF angels, scat
tering over hill AMI dale, and speaking what
the tongue canno, express.
Cicero gives expression to very beauti-
full thought when he says, ~ 20 from lite
~ HoOi ah ihn, uos 40 NV" """N'
True goodness is like the clow-worrn;
il shines when no eyes, except those OF
Heaven, are upon IL.
Ifa man loves hi- neighbor rs himself,
he will no sooner cheat or wrong that
neighbor than himself.
Happiness grows ut our own firesidc,
and is no, To he picked in the stranger 5
garden.'
Every day il little life. and our whole
life is but n day repeated. Therefore, live
every day rs u il were to he the last.
Kind wor,is do not cost much. They
never blister the tongue or lips; and We
have never heard OF any mental trouble
arising thercirom.
Since the now Georgia Senator came out
Cor Grant aud Coliax, the Democratic par
~ in that State has been rapidly running
down Hin.
A summer boarder ina country village
says that nj the meeting house they have
beautiful chime Of belles-in the entry al.
ter the services.
The pronunciation Of i.thcr and ni.,her
for either and neither-says Richard Gruns
Whites copp Of a second ra,e British
ASSOCIATION. Persons Of the best education in
England say eetber and neither.
When Wade Hampton left Columbia at
the approach OF Shermans army. he an.
nounced that he was ''bound tor Texas or
hell" Tie did not 70 10 Texas, but has
brought up in the Democratic party.
The Sandusky Rsgter gravely an
nounces that Timothy Hay was cut in two
by moving machine. the other day, and
has SINCE died. We have the impression
that he was cured.
In a town In Turkey recently, a mad
man stabbed fatally seventeen persons,
within halt an hour, on the streets. He did
il 20 arfully and slyly that he was not su..
pected until the last man fell, when he was
seized and Immediately behsaded.
The Ohio correspondent Of the 1ym,,
says that Gen. Grant has only ..doyy-,i Der.
sisiency" to recommend him To public "a,
vcr. That's just whs, Pembeuon said.
I'll IL WAS not Tor his doyyed persisency."
said he, .i'd have hsld Yieksburs ain
doomsdsy.r al l.---1 -"
An lrishnian, noticing q woman p..,;n,
along the siresss, spiesl tvo ssrit. drusrsi,
ing from under the iadys cloak. Tue ~.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aguo, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
from malarious. marsh, or miasmato
poisons.
As it, namc implies. Il does Csr~. aud does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic. Quininc. Bismuih,
Zinc, nor any other mineral poisonous substance
whatever, u in nowise Injuries any patient Tho
number and importance Of It, cures In the ague dis
tricts are literally beyond account and We believe
without parallel In the history OF Ague medicine.
Our pride Is gratifed by the acknowledgements We
receive Of the radical cures effected In obstinate
cases and where other remedies had wholly faiIesi
Unacclimated persons, either resident IN, or
travelling through mtasmatic locallties, WI DC pro-
.ected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Lirer Complaints. arising nom torpifity
Df the Liver II ts an excellent remedy. STIMULATING
he Liver into healthy activity.
For Biiious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il IL
an rxreilent remedy. producing many truly re-
narkable cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER a Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
nj round the world.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
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THE ERRORS OF YOUTH,

Those who are suffering from the above should procure
Dr. Have = New Medical Book, entitled 1.-THE SCIENCE
Of LtfE, or MISUNDERSTANDING or apply to the
author % that invaluable treatise.
Impaired manhood of middle aged people perfectly
storr Prevention TO Conception, Pregnancy, and Irreg-
uarites and all Complaints 81 Women fully explained.
This book contains 800 pages, printed fine paper H.
Illustrated with beautiful .ngrayngs, bound In beautiful
cloth, AMI Ia universally prOnouIccd the beat medical
cork an hs uOrid
sent TO all parts Of the country by mall securely sealed,
postage paid receipt Of prce,-only slO0. Address
Dr.. A A. HAYES, No. Bulhnch Street, or j. j. DYER
x CO IS School Street, Boston
n. B-Dr II. can always be consulted In the strictest
confidence from O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock In
the evening. IRrioiabis secrecy and certain relief
RssssssR, No. q Bulfnch Street, Boston,
opposite Revere House. sply2J
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Answers.

ESioNA-No. 10
REV. Paul wali."
No. IL.
benjamin Franklin"
PuzzLE-No- 4.
"lf the crate be empty put coal on; u the
crate be full stop putting coal on. How can
put coal ON when there Is such hyphen-der
RIppLE-No. 3.
"SolomOn."
IAN Apple
"In-de.fa-ti gahle.--lnd-e-at-ig-abIe."
ASAGRAM-No. 1.
Tenler-handei stroke . nettle.
And IL stipgs you for your pains;
Grasp IL like q man Of mettle,
And IL soft as silk remains.
lis the same with common natures
Use them kindly. they rebel;
But be rough a. nutmeg graters,
Aud the rogues obey you vel"
No. 9.
"The love of praise, Lowe'er concealed BY art,
Reigns more or less and CLOVIS in every heart |;
The proud TO gain II tolls ON tolls endure.
The modest shun IL but Ia make II sure
Anagrams Nos. and answered by Mrs. A.
BAGlsY, Biddeford.
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He that makes but one step up a stair. al
though he Is not much nearer to the top Of the
house, yet has stepped from the ground, and
Is delivered from the toulness and dampness Of
that. So in this first step OF prayer. 80 Lord
be merciful 10 me-" Though man be not es-
tablished in heaven, yet he has stepped from
the world and the miserable comforts thereof
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Special Notices.
ITOH. ITCH, ITCH,
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment Of all diseases In.
eident 90 the female system. An experience OF
twenty-four years enables him TO guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases OF Sup
preston and all other Menstrual arrangements.
ftom whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Once No. Q Endicott street, Boston.
y. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment.
Boston. June y, 1867. 1ry2S
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lie loved US when we were enemies
with love expensive and interesting he
yond expressions; love that exposed Hin
to ignoIniny and torture, that cost Hin
his blood and his life: love that make,
over to those who believe in Aim all the
riches OF grace and glory.