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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-29

Occasionally We hnd veins Of real gold In the
Southern pres. which show that not al the peo-
pie Of hat unfortunate section sre stark mad on
politics. Here Is . pleasant selection from .
letter IN thss rbid jOurnal. TM Riehaosd b.
quirr:
That Nc must throw ourselves upon our own
resources, and 90 TO york, IL plain and undo
niable fact This is the true solution Of the many
pscuniAry difficulties and embarraAsmsats by
which We are beset. The last two years expert
ence with the freedmen has demonstrated. beyond
doubt, that there u little or no reliance 10 be
rsposed In than, even when their interests are
indenti6sd with those Of tho white man. Our
young men (irhits, mean) must grasp the pillow
handle, the hoe and the AZ, with the same pleas
urs, alserity - they would accept Office, or other
position that requires little or no physical e1sr-
ton remembering that manual labor. 10 Ear from
being degrading Is both praisevorthy and hon.
orable. The young ladies should not be ashamed
to 10 hoass work, such - knitting, sewing, wash
ing, cooking with stove, II they have one, II
alarmed madsnoSsslls; il win neither stain your
hands nor detrsct from your charms, nor Will Il
Lessen you In the least In the estimation OF any
sensible and high thinking gentleman. Many
poor, but worthy young man, Is deferred from
seeking your hand in marriage because Of his
inability to furnish you with servants to do all
these things. Two or three years more will
bring us al to tie necessity Of rork, and we
had as well commence now to inure ourselves to
Il. Common sense dictates this II Is not pull
ling out an eye-tooth. Once commence and you
find soon that II is eminently conducive to health
and pleasure, and viii prove strengthening to
your intellect, and not that hideous bug-bear that
our young exquisites think Il TO he.
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err Local. ArrlIxs.

PssesssesssaG 'tiliN4'H- 70.
Commander Pilsbsry. Pos. .. O. A. H. de
sirss " to stats thai the esrvmouy OF aeooss'-
ing the graves Of their deceased comrades. oy
che MEMBER Of this Pos,. 10 necessarily deier-
Cd 70 soos future tins. This Post V oairs-
GENTLY organised. and the resting places OF sol
disrs buried in this vicinity Are unknown. l,
1. desired hat those to whom the graves Of SOL
diers In this vicinity arc known. should give in
formation to members Of this Post.
Sssss es Fi0srss. ..... s... -.....g
Our neighbor publishes mathmaticsl ques-
ton. snd his correspondent offers $50 for it,
correct solution! He nov states that no one
hes been fossd Who could asswsr Il. and gives
the authorsansusr ct. tsi .i37 $50 ,os3 ,si4.-
20. 500 men" lie must have wrought by In
auits Calculus. The proper answer 70 contain
cd In fee figures inssssd 81 tusnty-three. and
mskss solid SQUARE.
Esrsv. r
Mr.. Frank Atkinson. ofths Biddeibrd House,
served up to his guests las, Friday, an elegant
dinner, consisting ofSalmon. Green Pes. rur-
KEY, Spring Lamb. Asparagus. Tomatoes. and
all the early delicscies ofthe season, which here
tofors have been enjoyed only by residents OF
the club" Biddeford nay well boast OF her
Hotel. COR the BiddsfSrd House. With In popu-
isr landlord. and snisSls and accomplished
lsndlsdy, 10 second to bone In the state. while
Mssrs Poss and Lane. the gentlemsnly clerks,
have vide spesad reputation for politensss,
saabilty and he welfare Of the guests.
On hssd.
Mr.. p. y. johnson. No. i9i Main street,
Biddssord. Displayed In his window last Friday.
Ssrawbsrriss. Tomatoes. Co.. showing thst
'.sons things oan b done - yell - otAsrs."
sptrts ef '7s.
The yoang Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Un-
ivsrsaiist Society viii present. this interesting
eutertainmeLt to the public. On Wednesday ev-
sning, June >. ct City Hall This "prophstic
Drama" Was written by Mrs Curtis Of Boston.
and is presented on this occasion by her per
mission. II has been performed In various
places, with success, and to crowded houses
The "Coming Woman" should certainly b
seen by oil who feel an interest in the advance
ment Of the ser. and II she does not meet the
appreciation Of the people Of Biddetord she
will do much lsss than she hiss In Boston or
NeH YORK.
IseesdIary Ftre.
There Was On alarm Of Are Tuesday night. at
II O'Clock. caused BY the burning Of barn BE-
longing to Leonard Andrews, on the Guinea
Rood. about mile from the village. The barn
contained small quantity Of hay. sslsigh. and
q few farming tools. all Of which were destroyed.
The Triumph " and " Conqusror boys had
lovely time taking their" machines" through
the mud, but they did Il. The property was In
sured for $500.
RwN Orer.
A man WAS run over last night. In foss street,
about II O'Clock, and somewhat injured. His
cries reused the boarders at No. 10. who assist
cd him home.
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COURT RECORD.
8. j. Court. Alfred, York County.
KENT, j., PREsipiSo.
WRpxnpAY, May %.

WEDNESDAY,, May %.
No. 81. Goodwin vs. Bovden. Assampst for
money hAd and received Action 10 recover my
dollars originally due the plaintiff nom one ksms.
fsndsnt promised 20 paw out OF funds put Into his
hands nv RAmssieli. This action YES entered MAY
Term, 1851. and tried January, 1850 when YER
diet Vas rendefsd Cor Defendant Exceptions we're
aied, and On hearing . new Trial ordered. Result
disArssmsnt Of jury.
No. ~. Gould W. Lori. Asumpsit for services
In driving defendants logs. This eass 49, tired ~
The Jun. Term where the jury diagrssd. Verdict
3. X Iamiiton, W,ld a Msrshall.
''teorge, the Count Joannes Of the supreme Court
OF New York. City Of New York, !" formerly. Ne be-
lieve, ef Boston, and we'll known thsrS. 10 In A.
tendance At Court In his professional capacity.
A. he has considerable reputation ~ au orator, 10
10 NOT Improbable Dat thoss Who attend The Court
may have an opportunity 0fii''ssins 70 hssrya'
mentA s NJ ..-. .. 10 ....
sseoad Traverse Jury we're Organised - fol.
lows,
Jossph Tftcomb, Foreman, ksnnsbunk, John
Trip, SANFORD Nathan Moodman, uolln, bsal.
inrson tseorrs Z. Game, Alfrsd, oliver Nattsr,
Aifrsd Jamss q. CLARK, Biddeford charse Z,
Richer Lebanon John Libby, Lebanon Voariss
Hill, Sseo Nahum 0etchsll. 1900
Grind Jsfy rspohsd the allowing sins'
stats va Randall G. Weeks Larceny, a.,
STATE Va Inhabitants Of SANFORD. dsssstivs hisn'
s,:.s v. Inhabitants Of Alfred. decisive high
way. l.. -..|.
state Va inhssl,Aits Of Lyman, defective high
sts.s W JasspA Bell. Of al assault and battery.
issse ". osAsssy, nps.
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10 % viii Il b, 10 say ths isas: vssy Dsi !.
M. mean n, risshieL" OF tbs thsrs can b
No ao.Ss In, IA meant Q very di6stsas hind Of
mischisf. nom that oecasionsd BY frsshsts In
Ssco River. - ~ = /. 7 ' .,.' I.
IL Meserisss.
In accordance With orders from 5pspsrtmen,
Had Quarters, detschmsat ffom Post No. S.
q. A. r.. will visit the ceuessry Saturday a.
,erpoou May 30. for the purposs Of decorating
the graves Of those brave men who gave their
lives for their country. Comrades win Assem-
be ct the ofhes Of the Post Commander. No. 90
Main street, ct Q O'Clock.
Soldiers and sailors not members Of the order,
and citizens generally arc earnestly requested
to take part in the ceremony. Contributions
Of flowers, wrsaths. crosses and other decors-
tons are solicited, and may Be len ct the Office
Of the Post Commander. ct any time before
o'clock on Saturday. II 10 especially desired
that the friends and relatives Of deceased sol
diers and sailors win give timely notice at the
place above mentioned Of the locality Of graves,
that none may be neglected in the discharge Of
this pious duty. Let all Who have not forgotten
the services Of our brave defenders, and who
appreciate the value Of thoss services, lend
thsir cid In paying this slight tribute to depart
ed yalor and patriotism.
ImProremesf.
The widening OF Main Street, near Factory
Island Bridge 10 progressing rapidly. and In .
substantial manner. under the superintsndence
Of Ills Honor, the Mayor. s w. Lavsss. Esq.
10 erecting neat three story frame building on
his,ot. and Mr.. Char'ss Hill Is sboutso begin
one on the lot neItto the river. When these are
completed and the Cleaves Store moved back
In line with them, the appearance As well as the
convenience Of Main Street viii be very much
improved. "'.
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FOREIGN.

The latest news from Mexico says the revolu-
tionary movement against Suares and In favor
Of Ortega has assumed formidable proportions,
and b gaining strength daily. Many Of the
partizsns Of Santa Anna are Oining in The move
ment.
The woald-bs-assasin Of Prince Alfred has
bssa promptly executed in Sydney. The stroas
arguments sdduccd BY the defense % rsvvs Ms
insanity did not even secure . pOsApoaspsat q
The szsoation. England 10 still TOO rsady to
sentence 10 death, and too quick in The sxecu-
ton u tho penalty. ..ar.se.
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'STuE REvoLurIoNr ID the title given 10 wide
and Parker Plllsbury. and published by Miss SUI
san D. Anthony. The names Of its conductors are
sufficient iudex Its character, and guarantee us
literary excellence. The "ltevoluti0n" IL hri
supporter OF "womsns rights" every where and ~
every thing. but, like most all things else that
woman undertakes ~ do, has ut the helm.
IL Is one OF the most readable papers published
and Is meeting with good success. II any OF our
Of women, they can and u In the "Revolution."
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Cambridge Market..May 70.

WH0LEsALE PRICES.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extn' 81 90 % $l4 30 first
quality $l3 % 20 SO 30 second quality $i2 ooU $l2.
50j third quality $40 % % $40 20.
Prices Of store Cattle-worklng Oxen, v pair, $50,
$500, $3.50 % s325.
Mich Cows and Calves from S3I, $50, 500. ...
Yearinss $40 a $50 two ysars Old $50 70 Sls three
years old as % 500. 49, -f-rel. :. .-f-
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs In lots 81 o. 81 So IS %
each extra IS 80 % 50 90, or from 10 l0ic Y H.
Spring IAmhs, 81 Nt7 90. Veal Calves, IS % Is.
Hides l99ic Tallow 20 So W b.
Pelts 81 rs 10 81 30 each Calf Stns 20 % ooc Y b.
NIB. Beef-Extra and nrSt quality includes nothing
but the best, large Cat, stall led Oxen second quality In
cludes the best gass-fed Oxen, the best stad Cows
and the best three year old Steers ordinary consists Of
Bulls aud the refsss Of lota
shssp-RxirH Ipeudes cossss, and when those q nfe
ror quality are thrown out ofthe lot.
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GENERAL COUNTY NEWS.
Foruirtag.

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ao"''s', .s '1~' '. y 49,
eu nus pe', ou. ."s' was ns su,p,s' On A''"-
ing IN sisn' " MS mouse 70 SOC r'ao 'e'uhs on
the front s'eps rs''n,ns vi 'owe eAil.Re "
eome ao"s '".' w ~,s'. n"'o ~ opP."s
or "u' eAe''''. gu. ''n.'' a'"''" ''ou '"e
ehee's OF 'ne eo'a oS'n. Inc uos oa@' ou, "
'nee' ~. "s''ef - p~ :. .'.uN 49, %
'nousn nc 'aousn' WIG ""o'. ,u.s "S' '"'.".
Ell Tor s)oke. ne wiz ProoaoS W sn0"u W
i've now anu nus oArkins wiz cease 70 W an
annoyance 70 'nose VINO arc mmihar win
these falls AMI snoW what fido mas passed
through.
York.
DIAN EprroR.-Did you ever think, As you
have passed through our village, that II vas
once city, the first in the United statess Such
Is the fact. And 1t may be interesting to some
OF your readers to know little OF this, the nrst
city founded bs Europeans in America, and the
Oldest town In the State Of Maine. eft Is not
ou;,, certain vhsu civilized men 6ryt pitch ed
.. ,--.-.,.. 1000 ~ O.,
yer in his historical sketches. DR.. Belknap fixes
the first settlement As early as 1923. The town
90. s,,,dsl nv Sir periinando Gorces. Who
-.
inteoding tnss u soouiu % 'ns sens VI so'ern'
ment in Maine, lavished special favors on her,
and In Anril. 1871. granted her the privilege of
,..a-n.,.a 80 9, .,.m.n,,.,. .r.v
-"
and prospered' ana was no douot' IN the ewes
Of Sir Ferdinaudo. ga thing Of beauty which
=. ho,.a vo,,a hs - . ;ov foro,.r.n Tn March.
s'PsN s ~ Ut
io'z' Guy ehafter Was gran'eu' Ane' ns.
honors greeted her, and her future looked
bright. Her name was also changed to Geor-
,;.n. In honor ~ h.r nohle founder. In order
eau. ~ "o"0 ', .N'
that his name mgr h'e In nappS smemo'an0e'
She then embraced within her borders an area
of txenty-one souare miles. Her officers were
NJ, -. .,,...,., ,~.n,v-,,,. .o,,.
Mayor Twelve aldermen, '"en'S-''ur CUM
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Eds~sftessS. -.t z
Mr.. Stephen N. Newman has resigned his
position q Principal Of the High School In
this city. His successor has not yet been APP
pointsd, and. Il b 10 b hoped. VIII NOT Be, until
ono can 30 found qualified for the place. OF
all cheap articles, cheap teachers are tho dear
est In the end.
Mssessse.
York r. A. Chapter held spspial Convoca.
ton lest Friday evening, to confer the capit-
alar degrees upon several brethren from the
western part Of tho County. At the close Of
the ceremonies. most Of those present repair
ell to the American House. where an excellent
collation. had been prepared st very short no.
iise by Mr.. Cleaves After the invocation .oi
the Divine blessing by Rev. Comp. Hayward
ofso. Berwick, and . full discussion Of the arst
subject presented. the time Was spent In speech
making. conversation, not always Of the Sc
rious sort. and in recalling "reminiscences ofthe
past till far into "the wee suA' hours aysnt
the twai." or course report Of such gather
ing Is impossible. but We imagine that the par.
Elephants will not soon forget It.
side Walks.
IL speaks ven In the eyes OF strangers !" oe-
hold broken walks. and neglected CUTTERS es-
pecisliy In . vet spring like the present. IL
tells Of the care Of the City Fathers. and Of their
anxiety to save the city expense. and build up
Interpolation. Especially Il Is pleasant to have
the street commissioner pay MI attention to
onssids Of As.rest and totally neglect the other.
One Of the most frequen'sd streets OF the city
has Il gutter on the north side 10 reprOaehinl
condition. ana inc subject OF remark oy
strangers uho come Into the plaee-and the city
Il In danger Of having the broken lee OF man OF
beast to pay for. II the proprie,ors OF the
buildings will not provide material to repair
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MUNICIPAL co URr, sACO.
pEYoRE MS HONOR JUDGE ExERr.

McSpAr MAY Is.
Three tough looking customers, Wis. John NJ
Harding, johnson N. Bsehelder, and EliAkim NJ
Richards were arraigned sever ally on charge Of
intexieation, and jointly on 70 complaint ior lar
eeny. Harding and Bachelder we're found guilty
or intoIioHtion, and fined each Ave dollars and
costs, nom which seuteues they appealed, bat -
In order TO convict In such cases. u 10 necessary
20 prove disturbance OF the Peace - well ~ In
too drunk 10 disturb Gnybodys psscs, except his
own peace OF mind he escaped. On the charge
Of larceny, the three we're ordered 70 reoognie In
the sum of two hundred dollars each, TO await tho
action OF the Grand Jury In September.
Ilobson for prosecution. Il. Eastman FOR defence.
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q Z IA s1,,..

TIA sso.,.. oT = Sl
Lie The vOlsseo, Beils give Issue To the fool aid
hsry contents orths dep Interior. To remove the
cause Of such suffering It Is only necessary TO VI
t.Iis tas BiOod by supplying II with IT. Lus Eis'
msHf, IRoS.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
q protected solstlon scths Prptoxids OF Iron,
will DO this ersctoaily. and give srsrgA, rigo'
and nsw hfs 70 the whole system.
Extract cfa Letter .froa Rsr. Richard s. Ed.', o,
Boiiss, Mnss.
"for years was ssfferrr from Boils, 80 that
my lile became wesrisems through their frequent
aud persistent rccurrenee finally . carbuncls
greo bsgs DLeces q dssotn posed flesh wep every
dsT o. TWO cut away. and The pfostrStion and gen
srAl disturbance % ths system were great Before
had recovered hon thIs atiaek Two smaller car.
buncles broke cut higher up, and I was aAain
threatened with recurrence VI the sufsrings u
which had % long been subjeoted1 IL Vas ~ th,:
time that, sommsncsA taking the PERUVIAN
nvp hotSles slhse thsn I have had nothing otths
Kind Fer years I was one Of the greatest sufferers
Othef acdieines gAys me partial snd Temporary
RELIEF, but this remarkabls remedy. With Kind
and intuative sensc. went directly 10 the root Of
the eviL ana did ~ vofk with kthorpughnesi
worthy u ~ established charAstsL" = 81
Asa page Pamphlet cont FREQ. The seauins has
"P~utisn Syrup blown Id tss glass.
}. =. DiNsAOkh Proprietor:,
Sold By all druggists. y if
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SANTA Claus ~ GLss The patron saint OF DIS.
cult, cakes. and plum puddInys,with only common
pair, but when he got hold Of . package OF pyles
6altratua he exclaimed, IL havs bund IL! Nov
am ready Cor Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New
Years!" Get Pyle's Salefatus and he will surely
packages, null weight.
Many SuryER rather than take nssseous msai.
cincs All who suffer nom coughs, coids. rrita tlon
al the bfonch'al tubes OF tendency Ia consumption
will hnd In Dr Wisfar's Baisam Of Wiid CARRY q
remedy rs agreeable to the palate As efffctuai 10
edyi IL Is . safe rvmedyi Il Is powerful rcmedyi
u 10 speedy remedyi Il Is o remedy that cures.
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There are ssvsnt linas e sensJ which trssbls
homes the pln.sosnh tpotnesdst both ssdD aT
cssshy cssfs,Ss ISSSVsIwiiIiS Afsw days e,ecs
The worms. and the horse viii begin 70 thrive
Factories and machine shops should b allowed
10 run day without yeAnsssS Laedyns LiaiRsaf
In .. Of sudden accident an innsdi.ts use =,
or even life. - 9T' IL
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a1aisa aud saasual

N.n Arrsass.ssas--DAaAsssrA p. b.
N.Y. =, (: f E! 4; - : ~ a. : In:
sries q 70 =, hsssesosn, nn1ugs Ws1usdU anil
Friday Il - .. ~ t9uAa cssH%s fnnsiays euiy,
Il SO 3. q. ~. Il ~. =
M.as A..,. ~. ~ Be- = 80 a. n. ssa 400 ,. -.
SSss "a Hssf . m, - 90 m ytn IAs.ss-
kt = III = n rss.enenA nse1sy, wsfps.iAy
and ld..y = 40 ,. ~ fs-a oea.s, issr,ia''
ely sSAh " op-covAS u ~.
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rJ,HE BIDDERORD DIsPENsARY
lat Biddeford House Block, l.r;

l4I olQuolOEo oouso oioSks IT. F.
Main Street,. .Diddcford, Ne.
EstabiisAsd 4. ID. ISi7.
You can buy Peruvian Syrup, /.
. You can buy SchencRs syrup,
- You can buy Vegetable Group Syrup,
You can buy blood and Liver Syrup,
You can buy Soothing Syrup, -.
You can buy SanbornS Group Syrup,
You can buy Pin Worm Syrup,
Also. Vegetable Pulmonary Bslsam,
Also, Wild Cherry Bslsam,
Also, Goes Cough Bslsam,
Also, Aliens Cough Balsam,
Also. Halls Cough Balsam,
Also, Warrens Cough Balsam,
-sIU-'' Or Indian Vegetable Pills,
Or Ayers Catiiartic Pills,
Or Schencks Mandrake pills,
Or Hills Rheumatic PILLS,
Or IIutching's Headache Pills,
...l.i Or Burke's Pills.
And Vegetable Strengthening Bitters,
And Plantation Bltters,
And sherry Wine Biiters,
And Atwoods Bitters,
And williams Bitters,
And Hostetter's Bitters, E.
And Jewetts Bitters.
VAnd all OF the best medicinal preparations
now In use, and ct prices that will DO satisfactory
to our customers.
alt5wa15WI2cO J. SAWYER, Druggist
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Bankruptcy Notices.
District Court of the United States.

District Court Of the United States.
nISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ John Weeks, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
This Is 10 give notice that petition has been pre-
scented TO- the Court, this first day OF May,
1865, by John. Weeks, Of Porter, O. bankrupt;
praying that he may DO decreed TO have q full
discharge. from ali his debts, proyable under
the Bankrupt Act and upon reading said Petition, II
10 ordered by the Court that . hearing be had
upon the ssueon the thirteenth day Of July,A. ID.
1863 before the Court In Portland In said District,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
may appeal. at said time and place. and shew cause
4 any they have, why the prayer o. ssid PsatIon
Clark Of District Court for said District.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STdTES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE In the matter Of
DJohn Holland. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
been presented 10 the Court, this 23d day Of May
1888. by John Holland Of Limerick, Bank
rupt. praying that he may DO decrecd 70 have .
The BANKRUPT Act and upon reading said Petition,
Il IL oriered by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, on tho thirteenth day OF Ju!y,A. D.,
at O'Clock, r. NJ, and that notice thereof he pub
lshed In the Portland Evening Star and the Bid.
deiord Union and Journal, newspapers printed In
said District, once o week for three weeks,
and that all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons In interest, may appear at
said time and place, and show cause, u any they
have. why the prayer Of said Petition shoud
WA. r. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District
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Btddef0rd .adueritsesl rs.

TICKETS to Canada and oil parts Of the West,
l. at the Insurance Onice u RUFUS Small Son, cry
building. 3m22
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r.sr N ,IapalssbIs Mstieiss for tls .,si
PURIFYING Of the BLOOD
mr. ] w pOTAND'S HIJN0R DOCTOR.

positive remedy for all kinds Of IIumor-scrofdls
scurvy Salt Rleum Eysipeias Nettle Rash Bo,s, Car
bupcs Ulcers and all Obstinate Affections Of the Skin
Nercurial Di.ess aud svery Tsns Of he eyytem Dys
pspsa and those diseases originating In the arrangement
u the digestive organs Wis ,-Dlious Complaints Neural
gia Nervous Affections Headache, IAnguor, Loss Of APP
petite, DepressIoa q spirs, and Csstiveness.
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FEMALE. .~-
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.

Specific Remedy for Diseases eftAs Rsprsdsofsss
0rgans.
II mpss tone and vigor 10 ths Uterus and gives re-
newed vitality % the whole system. An diseases Of De-
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The following Affections among those for which
peculiarly adapted -lufu Menstrual Discharges, sup-
prsssoa Of the Nenss Profnss Msnsruatioo Leucohea
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medicine which no prudent hnily. that under.
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