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Gals arc wholly harmless, and that
If d difficulty occurs, i viii Be
brought on bv The DEMOCRATS, in
which cOnting sncys the writer says,
"thsy (the Democrats may sue
coed In killing more negroes and
,Carpet-baggeTs than they viii lose
,of their own number but you
should recoll8Cb that the principal
part Of the property of this city
and State il owned BY the old
white population, and i am posse
lively assured that whenever the
attack is again made the torch SOiJ
be freely used. " a
From all these various utter
snces and intimations it is clear
that the idea Of burning this city
had been instilled into the minds
Of the negroes BY their leaders,
and their reckless and insolent
proceedings al club professions
Since, show that they had become
quite earnest Ia the matter. How
fearful a weight Of responsibility
must rest on those who have acted
as their trusted teachers during
these days Of "recontruction.
AS to the difficulty between
Pinchback and Morgan, the Re-
publican has contained a number
Of false averments, both editorial
and communicated. To wickedly
amplifed the ieering shouts, Of .
few neWsboys into d popular rebel
demand for Pinchback's blood, and
now IL gives currency to an asseT-
ton that Morgan's difficulty with
Pinchbaok was part of "a Demo
cratic plOtto murder Capt. Pinch
back, !" and appeals to the Times
as authority for this dastardly
intimation, simply because Nor
gan, two days after the passage Of
arms between him and Pinchback,
announced through cur columns
his withdrawal from all connection
with the Radical party with which,
up to that period, he had been
identified! - Iii !
q The Father of Lies himselfis not
more fruitful in base falsehoods
than are the C trooly loil'o adven-
tbrers who, fol-. their own selfish
ends, Try in more senses than one
to make the world believe that
black is hite.+-N o. Times.
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Vemte Pub1iQues

Succession de Louis SaARter.
I'm yert0 dun ordre de l'Hon. b Cour
Ia dies preuyes dams ct pour - paroisse
Calcasieu, il sera vendu en- vante pu-
blique, au plus ,Offrant ct deEnier ench8-
rissaur, par Ia soussign6a Administra-
trice on par I'm officier ddment OOmnis-
sionnA D Ia derni6re residence din dS.
funt, an cette Paroisse,
Lundi, 5 OCtObre, 1865, TN
les propri6t6s ci-apras d6Crites, appars
tenant 3 Ia dite sucOe sion, savoir:
80 tetes de betes acopnes
farouohes; 9 t6tes bates d cotnes douces;
8 tatas de i1nents far04ches; 4 tabss de
chevagx doux; paire de btsufs: char
rette D b@ufss outils arrat0ires; meUbIes
de maison; ustensiles de cuisine, eto etc
Termss q Condiioas:
On quart compliant, la jour de Ia
vente, et Ia balance B IN credit de nix
ct douae mois du jour de II vente. Les
acqu6reurs fouFniront leurs billets avec
bonnie ct satisfaisante ssouFitG, aoidaire,
payables D Lucie Granger, ADMINISTERS
trice, on d son ord1a. son domicil, ct
pOEftsI1kk iiEltt64ss RA.ks 3 gaiseG ae hut pour
cent de laur 6oh6ance iuaqu'an pale
rnent. LUG1E GRANGER,
r4 AcmiaistTo5Fics.
Lac Charles, 10 Sept 1853
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The President. during his long
intelyieW with Colonies Berch and
Looney, produced and read from
the books the parts Of the c0nsti-
tuition and The several laws on The
subject IL support Of his position !:
That no State can maintain q
standing army Of paid soldiers.
The law be 1859, he declared, was
conclusive On this subject. 1t dis
banded and forbade reorganization
of the militia or volunteer forces
of the Southern States. The Pres-
dent, IN his conversation with the
delegation, expressed himself in
favor of the election Of Seymour
and Blair.-M II World, 18th.
+
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james .. D, Adm'F.s VI 5s
W.. n Corr % Dis
tfiot So. 701 r0iaas Nai-
tochea
I'M 3ertu dun writ dc feri faeias b
ID moi adgeG dams l'afaire Gi-dessus
multitude, i'0fIrieai I'd vants pubhque,
ga plus OfErant 81 degnSsT ench6Fiss8ur,
d u Mason da GouE Is 6ette Psu0isse,
en- u vile dc Lac Charles
samedi, S1ne s0r sOCeobre,
1868 sntrs ii hearsa Cd matin 81 4
= hsares O. l'spTsRs1aaisi, tons . dP0iss,
titres, int6rats ct prksantians I'D James
w. Scarborough, Matthias Scarborough
ct Irwin Scarborough, AK nroprI8tes
sniyantes savOir:
~ 16TanG616G~L1D6 tG6GSS
de bates B comes doucAs, don't nne par
tie Giant 6tampes ainsi: lis III, et une
pagtia des dts animauz n'&bant pas
StampSs mails ayogt me oraille coupe
Card ct Iautra en- flute, Une ayant les
deuE GRIZZLIES fourcha, ct III veaux qui
ma sont pas 6tarnp&s ni marques.
CONDITIONS 81 Compliant, avec b6ne-
Zee destination.
Saisi dams I'ahaira Cii-dessus.
y. III. READ, Sh6rif.
BUreau du Sh6rif, Lao Charles, Pa
r0iasse CsalCasieu, 10 Sept 1853.
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.fafa 81 20 - a e. TO-.

Estate o9 nEaRaa De 60 E0sse.
DY virtue 0f "a order FROM the Hon.
Id the Parish Court ia and for she Par
ish az Caluasiaus thcge viii be cold 81
public suction, 10 the LAST and highest
bidder, by Andrew Iaang ley. admins
traitor Of By duly commissioned ofaeeG,
at the ra6denee of Andrew Langley,
known aa sittig A1ill, il this Parish, op
BEoRday 0et0lleE 5t1s 1a6s,
the following dasUibad property BE-
LONGING O. sid Estate, Co Wits
ana OK z milsh cows and calves, and
yearHnSs 8 carrier loess one ca vasen;
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DY virtue Of o writ Of heri faCias to
I'D me directed in the above entitled
suit, / will offer for sale ct auction, TO
the last and highest bidder, at the
Court House door of this parish, in the
town Of Lake Charles, on
Saturday, the Sd day OF October,
1868, between the hours of III A. "a.
and Z p. M., ell the right, title, interest
and demand Of James w. Scarborough,
Matthias Scarborough, and Irwin Scar
borough. to the Following described
property, 70 wit
Forty-one head of
gentle cattle. part Of said cattle being
branded thus is H, and part Of said
cattle not being branded, but having 8
smooth crop il one ear and an upper
slope sin the 0ther esr, enc having q
swallow fork in each ear, and fourteen
calves that ere not branded nor ear
marked.
TERsEs Cash, with benefit Of .sp-
pEaisemen&
q saieaa "a the above suit
). ne. READ, Sheriff
shar oflca. Lake Charles, Parish
az calosSisa, Sept Is, 1858
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puhHtC &c
Estafa q Tsomfa SaRltel

4. Estate OF Louis SRAAAeRs
DY virtue Of an order from the Hon.
I'D the Parish Court ia and for the Par
ish of CaICasieu, there viii be sold ut
public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, by the undersigned Administra-
trix or by o duly commissioned officer,
at the last residence Of deceased in this
Parish, on 81 - e#H. ~atsaaal E. "a ia
Monday, October Bth, 1858, 81
the following described property, be-
longing 30 said Estate, to wit 4 am
80 head wild cattle,
9 head gentle cattle; 8 head wild mares;
4 head gentle horses; / yoke Of oxen; ]
old OK cart; OK chain and trace chain;
3 cid plOws; farming utensilsS household
and kitchen furniture, etc. etc a
81. Tanks AND CoNDETIoEs as#
One-fourth cash ON day of sale, and
the balance on credit of six and twelve
months from day of sale; purchasers
furnishing their notes, with good and
approved security ID soli20, payable Ca
Iucie Granger, Administrative OF Or.
der, az heF d6mlCll, and conditioned 70
bear interest ut sight per cent. per an
mum from maturity I'LL paid
-.t. d, za LUCIE GRANGER,
4 ~a-sar Administrators.
Lake Charles Sept, 10, 1868,
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Look AT THE FIGUREs. Senator
Jewell estimated that the printing
bill of Louisiana, by the new Badi-
cal law, would cost The State about
q million dollars, FIVE hundred
thousand to the State printer, and
about The same amount to the
different pet Offices ia Che parishes.
Senator Doolittle, in . late
speech in the West estimated the
entire expense drumming the State
government of Illinois to be but
one million, the same amount that
our Illinois Governor requires to
pay the printers bill in Louisiana
Planters Banner.
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sucCeRon aa Marie lie Ia Fosses
EN verta dun ordre De FHon las
~ Cons des PFenves daRs ct pour las
Paroisse Galcasisu. II sera vPndu en-
yente pnblique. Iii plus 0Ifant es
dernier ench6sisseur, par Andrew
Langley, administrator. On par M
nficier d6ment cOmmissi0nns, d la
residence ds Andrew Langley, con
nm CONNIE = Moalin Sitligs en- oetta,
PaFOisse.
Isundf, 8 OcoFa3 1s6s,
les propristes ii aptas daeFites, ap.
partsnant l IA dite succession, ST..
voir: f Z
10 paires de bcsufs,
| bout I Vaches d laiG ayeo lears
veanx. ct ysaux dun an; 3 diableai
4 vieux wagpnf 2 Ghsvaux; ontilsg
arratoires; msnbles do mais0u; MS
tensiles de- cuisine, etc., etc.
TERMEs 81 OoNDTEONs:
Un tiers du prix dachat de chaqua
acqGerear, payable le Is Mars 1859.
un tiers payable l.. rs Mars 1870. et.
ie dernieF tiers payable 10 l5 Mars
1911. les aCqneFeHFs fOurniFOht
leurs biIlets aVeC bonnie es satisfai<
santa seCurit6 solidaiFe. payable B
Andrew Langley, administrator, o1
4 son or6re, ct 3 con dOniCil, date dr
jour de Ia vsntes ct Uartant int6r8t y
rsisOn de hait pour cent De lsur
ach6anoe iusgn'an paieuisnk
se 1.t ANDREW LANGLEY, I
sa.H'.' .administFateurs
4 LIAo QIlAFIDN, ~ ~ ~. tc-QIt.-
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State OR LOuisiana.

James e. Reagan, Admir-, VS.. James
w SearharoYfn7l az als-D District
Court-No. 7O72. Parish OF NatOhi.
hAShes. ..s
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Mental Depression.

Mental depression IL = disease Of the nervou,
system and, OF all the Ills flesh Ia heir TO- u d.
one that exoItcs tho least sympathy. It's the sub.
Jet Of frequent ests, and Is called by various do
risive names but although It Is Omen laughed at,
II Is not easy to laugh the patient out Of the be.
lief that his Ills arc all real Tor II IL real DISORDER
the gel'ral features Of which are constant fear.
anxiety and gioou The external senses, Us we'll
rs the mental faculties, onen manifest symptoms
OF arrangement Noiso. ne OF falling water. and
ringing In the ears are complained Of while black
specks and hery sparks frequently MT before the
vision. Admonitions like these should not be die
regarded, as they may. II neglected. terminate In
insanity. The seat Of the disease Is In The brain
AID nervous system, and to control the malsdy II
Is necessary TO use powerful tonic and Alternative
which will correct and tone those organs without
innamins the BRAIN This 10 the secret Of the sue
cess Of HOsrErTHRS STOMACH Differs In
cases VI this knd for which Il 10 the sasost a. we'll
rs the best OF restoratives.
In net u Is the only pure and reliable tonic
stimulant known. Many nostrums, purporting 10
DO tonios, arc pulled Mp IRON tune 10 time In the
newspapers, but the sufferer had hotter let them
alone. H0STETTER'S STOMICH BiT'TERS has
proven ITSELF by many years Of trial, 10 DO In CIV.
cry respect what 10 10 represented " be. June
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THE UNION 6 JOURNAL,

glance roved from him to tho organ,loft,
wbere she, had expected that mysterious
organist. he was gone and she was oolig'
ed to return the graceful bow Of the hing'
to whom she had been betrothed from mo-
tives Of policy. Mechanically she knelt al
his side on the altar stone; mechanically
listened to the services and made tho re-
sponscs.
Then her husband drew her to him in
conclusive embrace, and whispered: :,
"Elizabeth, my queen, my wile' 'ooS
Trembling in every limb, she obeyed.
Why did those eyes thrill her 80! Why
did tina, smile bring glow OH her cheeks.
All. thoug;, the King worc the roya!
purple and many jewcled order glitterctl
on his bruast, he seemed tho same humble
person, who l,ad been employed to tenci'
organ music, and had taught her the lore
oflove. -
aElizabcth, y m,rmurcd the monarch
Bertram Hoffman, the mysterious organist,
and King Oscar (thc Royal Freenason) nre
one. Forgive my s,rn.ageps. wish to
marry you, b,n would not Ding to the al.
tar On unwilling bride. Your father was
in the secret" p -
While tears Of joy raincd from hcr blue
eyes, tho new made queen returned her
husbands kisses, and for once two hearts
were made happy by . royal marriage.
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Special N otlceS.
.JacESON,S Cat0rrh Snuff
AND TROCHE POWDER,

delightful AMI pleasant remedy In catarrh, headache
bad breath hcar-enes asthma, brunchts coughs deaf
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by Druggists, 90 mailed free.
Address COOPER, WILSON 4 Co, proP'rs, PAira.
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you will give rs the fruits Of the victory, W
viii carry Georgia for Gen. Grant. loud
Applanse.j But allow mo one word here BE-
lore ! take my seas have said II We do Il you
must give Us the fruits Of our victory. w.
have elected our Governor; We have adopted
our constitution by large majority. and w
have elected . majority in both branches o'
the Assembly. Yet our Governor Is mot In
augerated; our Legislature Ia not called to.
gether. We desire that MIR. Stevens bill, thai
passed the House Of Representatives the Other
day, be slightly amended In the Senate, and
then passed. Then We are on our feet. And
the amendment We desire is this. That the SEN
ate Of the United States amend that bill allow
ing Governor -Goverror Bullock-to convene
his Legislature on ten days notice. Let him
b inaugurated; let them act and We will adopt
the Constitutional Amendment. You VIII then
let them elect their Senators and receive them
In the government. Give rs what We have Won'
and We will succeed in this contest. loud APP
Dlause.l
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and amer tho 18th Inst. the fine
Gs until further Sotcs, rnns ss follows WIS.,
Leave Galt's Wharf. Portland, every Monday
and Thursisy Mt o'clock 7. NJ, and leave PicI
~ East River, New York, every Monday and
Thursday, atifM
The Dirlgo and Pranconla arc fitted up with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convelent and comfortable route for trav.
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, in state Room, $500. Cabin passage,
100 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
treal, Quebec HALIFAX, st. John, and oil parts Of
Maine.
Shippers are requested TO send their Freight IA
the Steamers as carly rs 4 p. NJ. on tho day that
they leave Portland.
Por Freight or Passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Galps Wharf. Portland.
J. y, AMES, Pier D East River, Now York.
May Q, 1868. 6coj2l
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A small gin a, tho right moment may
have motive in it's bes,owal- equal with
that which builds colleges OF or establishes
large charities; tho giving q cup OF water
to thirsty man, IL performed with tho tr''e
motive becomes grcut net and the rcmcm.
brance Of The hungry in his straight, is be-
ncvolencc itself.
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At a trial of three. ycar.old colts, ut the
Oneida county fair, Job Croker was irot.
ting his tall gaunt colt nj full speed, and IN
such an eager manner-with his head
stretched forward, and his mouth wide open
-as to attract the crowd, when Donaldson
sung out, "Shut your mouth. Job, or the
draught will stop your horse"
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment or all diseases To-
cident To the female system. An experience o.
twenty four enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In tho worst cases OF sup
preston and all other Menstrual arrangements
ffom whatever cause. All letters for advice mus
contain 81. Oflico No. Q EndicOtt street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to 70
main under treatment.
boston, June -, 1867. 1fyS
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In bankruptcy.

T,IIIS Is to give notice, That on tho twenty
l. nnll, day Of May, A. D. 1868, Warrant in Bank.
ruptcy was issued against the estate of sanuei Clark, 81
BEldefcrd, IN The County 81 York and btatc Of Maine
Who has been adjudgc bankrupt, on his own petition
that the payment of any debts and delivery Of any prop
ety helo0gpg 20 such bankrupt 10 him, % fs hh use
AMI the transfer Of any property by him are forbidden by
hs; that meeting Of the crciito Of the ssh Bankrupt
prove their deh and IN choose one or moc Assgnccs
IL his estate will lie he'll at Court OF bankruptcy, n
be holden at Bkdcfori before j. ID. Presenter, Register
On tho sixth day Of July, A. D. ls6s, at 10 O'Clock A. H.
CHARLES CLARK,
2w2l U. 8. Marshai AZ Messenger, Dist 81 Maine.
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DIR. Days SanguinalO, 90 Bloo'i Purifycr, sure
cure for Dyspepsl sure cure Tor Catarrh, cure Cor
leadaehe sure cure r all diseases arising from an Inn.
pure state Of the bo Made from rUts and herbs, and
safe In all Give trial aB satisfy yourself he
AMI gut only Dr. Days Sangunao &c blood Puryeri
all others are countereis- Price One Dolhr-Sx bottles
hr Five Dollars BAILEY BRADFORD, ProPietcp
SIS Washington ST., Boston, Mass ySl
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To Holders Of Government bonds.
.tr.# AND omER
SECURITIES AND vALUABLEs. ...
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS.
" STATE sr, BOSTON.

LEE, IlIG0INsON . Co. offer Cor Rent. Safes In.
.,ss their Vaults ct rAtss nom $40 70 Siu per an
mum. They aiss otisr 70 receive. on special dePos
s,.n,,v ar travelling abroad, Oficers OF the Army
and NAVY. Masters OF Vessels, and others C,reS-
isr.. contsiuin: full particulars, forwarded APP
,.,,s,, icn to llESDY LEE, Manager.
na.ton. March 1, 1868. sp.noiyli
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
nISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ WIN. II. Noyes, Jr. Bankrupt, In bankruptcy.
This Is 10 give notice that IL Is ordered by the
Court, that second meeting OF tho Creditors Of
said Bankrupt, will DO held at the Office OF James
ID. fcssenden Register In bankruptcy. In said Dis.
trict, at City Rooms BlddefOrd, the sixth day OF
July, A. ID. 1885, Mt 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. for the pur.
pose named In the twenty-seventh section OF tho
bankrupt Act Of Congress, approved March y,
1867, and that third meeting Ofsaid Creditors will
he held al tho same place. and on the sumo day,
at twelve O'Clock NJ. for the purpose named
In the twenty. eighth section Of said Act.
JOHN Y. SCAMM0N, Assignee:
'Saco, Juno I, 1868. 2wN
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In DnnkrllntcY.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. IS. At Bidleford,
1.-The list day OF June, A. ID. 1863 Tho unSorsigli-
ed hereby gives notice Of his appointment az As,
signoo or Michael u TarbuS, OF Diddefori
ln tho county Of York. within the District ol
Maine. who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon
trict. J. U. SCAMM0N, Assignee.
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Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan.
The only reliable remedy for those brown dis
celebrations On the face Is "Psrrys Moth and Frsek h
Lof,os." Prepared only by DIR. u. u. Ferry, I!
Bond st., New York. ESr Sold everywhere
Gmspjll
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In DnnkrullfcY.

DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, IS. Tho
~ undersigned hereby glvens NOTICE Of his ap-
pointment as Assignee OF tho estate Of Ehridgo q.
Tappan Of GilmantOn, In tho county OF liclknap,
and state OF New Hampshire, within said District.
who has been ndjudged bankrupt, upon
his own Petition by tho District Court OF said
District JOHN X. WOODMAN. Assignee.
otll
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REAL LOTEEIA DE TIA IsLA DE CUBA.
In the drawings for 1865 there win he
10000 TICKLE rSi 10000
800 100000 I'm Gold drawn every Seven.
teen Days.
Prscs cashei AMI information given also highest rates
pai for sranish Doubcons and all kinda az 0oh and Si-
yer, by uEORaE UPllAM,
lysu % North Main street, Provtieire, RI
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Notice OF Assignee Of his Appointment.

Notice OF Assignee OF his Appointment.
TN the District Court Of the United States, for
49,, ths District Of Maine In the matter Of
DISTRICT OF MAINE, rs. Tho ders;gned
hereby gives notice or their appointment as As
siguees Of John II. Sayward,'u Alfrsd, In ths
District. who iAs been adjudgrd q iIank rupt on
his oyp Ictlt1I ny the District Court Of said Dis
knGfUl' JEPFBllSON M0UITON, 1 ,..,r,...
V HI 3. X. nAMlLrUN,
~ uRtLIVEaE Diddofbrd, Nay ~, 1864
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.

TNHIS Is to give notice, That on tho twenty
i eighth day Of May, A. d. 1858, Warrant In
bankruptcy was issuod against the estate OF Ma.
thaniel Sawyer of lollls In the County Of York and
on his own Petition that tho payment OF any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging
10 such bankrupt, 70 him, or for his use, and the
by law, that . meeting or the creditors Of
the said Bankrupt. TO prove their debts, and to
choose one or moro Asslgnees OF bis estate, Will he
held ut Court Of Iankruptcy,tO be holden nj Bid
deford before James ID. Fessendon Register, on
tho sixth day OF July, A. ID. 1868, at ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, at City Rooms.
2wt2i U. 8. Marshal as Messenger. Dist. OF Maino.
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ITCH. ITCH. ITCH.

Scratch. Scratch, Scratch!
In from 10 TO IS hours
UA,afer,s O,sfm,sf cures Tas NeA.
WAsafon's Ointment cures Salt Rhthm.
WAtafoR's Ointment cures Tsfr.
WAsafoa's Ointment cures BUbsrs NeA
WA,atoR's Ointment cures Oh Sores.
WAsafons Oiafmsnt cures Every Kind
Of H1mor like Magic.
Price 90 cts. q box by mail. co cts. Address
WEEKS & POTTER. No. 40 Washington street
Boston, Mass. For sale by all druggists,
boston, Aug &c, 1867. spiyU
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EARM FOR SALE!

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NOuf OF SOrts.N

Take DR. so. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
DITTERS>-the most medicinal In the market Is.
ablished In 1913. j5ml2
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" Human Ike
WHY SJJFPER FROM SORES?

WHY SUFFER FROM SORES?
when by the use ol ARNICA OINTMENT, you easily
he cured II has relieved thousands from Burns, Seais
CAayysd Hands, SPraiss, Cats, Woands, and every
complaint Of As Slia. Try It, foe Il costs but Is cents
De SURF and ask fof
Halc,s Arnica Ointment,
For sale by all druggists sm your arcss and 35 cts
10 o. r. SEYMOUR n CO., Boston, Mass., and rceive
box by return mail. Octlssply43