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roREIaE cAzHolIc .IarzIIIazEcE.

sENGLAND.--sl 40 number of adults tha
1 have been received into the Catholic Churc
/ by conditionaL baptisrli. and subseouerlt ad
mission to the other saeFaIbeF,ts during til
i last twelve months Ia Eueiaus. aInonnts t
4 about 2iOO or 2200 persons. Of which aforl
4 half have been received In London an.
i ::ii:e ether hall IA Il. provinces TheSias
4 to which tiiose persons belong is Sainios
entirely the upper, the middle and the pro
feseienal classes, inelndiag In q degre
/ which has somewhat surprised us, the bet
ter GLASS of sli0pbeepers and not q few o
i the educated mechanics II some Of o,ir Iarg
/ towns. The humber Of male converts pre-
dominates slightly over that of females
and p1ttipg out Of consideration Londoi
and It's suburbs--ws find that more of th,
4 higher classes - clergymen, Independent
gel, tlemen, professional men, and the like
have been received into the Church at Edg
bast0n by Df. Newman, or some other o
the Oratory Fathers OF that church, than il
almost any place in England u singular
enough comment upon the oft-Eepeated as
sertion of certain Anglican divines, tina
tho head Of the Edgbaaton 0ratoyisns j
his own Church. To give the names O.
those who have rejoined the Church of theil
fOrefathers during the past year, would be
in every way undesirable. even if we had
leave, which We have not, to do so. 1t il
sufficient to say that it includes in it's lisi
two peers, nineteen Anglican clergymen
seven or eight university graduates, and
many other persons more or less known III
their respective spheres and callings. There
is at the end of 1868 a material increase in
the number of Catholic priestsin this conn
try. At the end OF 1864 there were in Eng
Isf,s end ta pr 81 que enc q
al tf,ss and IF 1864 tbey n,,,,,I,sraS lao ,
sY,oSy;.,o =, 49, ~, - so 20
number az o,r .,ygv IN nr;ests IN .,iS
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4alzH <aRs.EA 1s sukDk2Ks FjsIsRUA AK Z. 1862
20 h1sz11 eaIktDAAO ~
u. y. !, - x NJ. 1Th,,,.s
- 81 a,,,,,, selIa IyS arssst VI
= .,s.sy z, .,,,yrh pin,enrors 27Tzs
- - ss ,.,..sssI1fajx f51,iahaI svsss s,,d
sss,;sI, rs szIsts e. ..,.:5
non ;,S ss 4 NJ, e,sn,e
.r 1870 Thss orlv ckirns il s,ir stfe. Il Il
sreS,. l,;ss <.j,nrrE Ensi.e- pine Tsver re-
ss Y. ssssst ~, thss ,siss;o,, No,.sk lVssf.
I 49, 1890 y 81,
81 - = = IL s. SIS
- q
7 sezstdf die Cincinnati Isleqya< y, writing from
M5fs1s Rock. January 10. SAYS
szys .,. 49, II ~ q q = q.
=, ~; -
- ~ ~ 49,
1890 ~ az, e.ssn.sI
49, x,,ifs, 4 ,,ssst ctiys IttIa
va, ,Il SIa y, hnr t,,t All
49,, s.,,y;.i,, an, that &c o..
~ ti ~; 4, s -
~ i,,rss ss,, ~ ~, ,,;ss
=, !.
- u o.
{. { Ssssssum ption, as 81 Leonaras Convent,
grna,;o s,;,,;ons - M,
!. ~ re TnIy Tb;id Jss,,s G az esth
~ I,e, AMI tha gSti, sisr "a;
,nsasssssinn she IVES .er,iowed WIFI s,rs,,t
sz,Sssssi taiants ard literarv acan;ramsnfs
zsEaad areatI esteemed and loved by all who
4 Ha,ew her ior her affected. exern i,lary and
1870 VINO yiefv. ''.''.
~. Y 49,, -
80 3 - u January o az
20. i.so 1850 = th5 NaInoiic church
sSss.,sz RsI,on ma yicer ,asea1s eisco
81, vi. ., s',s august and splendid
-. =. -. snc Snarch; con-
ss.S sssss ~ z 9. upon
o.'as l1oxna ana pn santi-
. -. P,sr,,al q Aes,;sr rs .ne f;ev
:. =, ana vicar
xsaSasnoros, Rev. Dn. Ladisla BalIestero.
~ Master Of Ceremonies waa tIaes Rev.
aaner Morei. Of the %. AZ. i. 81 the rn;ss;on
zsez 1sais nj azszz e S
.xaa next Sunday sha gantIeYna,, .txo,,a]
sssasassd are "a Sc raised to tina Jaacasss+a
=ssasi on Sunday. the 18TH, Dec Voieate. to |
ssla< rank of PrieAt.
1T rs OF very rare occurrence fhna to
s1xx3nin ciarrv.ssAu IN the affs,Iy ~ ,,,.i
zsalg froTi tie ecat 0f the Rislors,s a.. = m.
Size g8l14ortunate situation "a MaSrte9 80
~ r,ni to the Catholic CIiurcl has COM
sssflnd Iishoss Ranirez t. exerciss. his s,n.
fszs in, to Tfisn, q foreign land R,,os.a
| vl1fe Senfi,sel. 80
a . ~. i - ssk.s.s
oau.nasq OF Messrs.
il the fass,oI;a Chss- tan,, :, ,,1a os
tise Eatlloiic church Of this City at tie
assssg was sslsrnss. in nressive end .ns
~ snd ~ th -
551,sez az the Negt Issx J3sslo.,
iesliarls g chat snssst AZ M, ns,a,,.
s11aese hess aaninietasreyi the, 81 Nee ~
as sandislatesg sgfSs sh.st al one ii = snato
~ e he had asfIlgrity dvving TX az ~
81 tie weather. fhs co,,, rssaatf,sr
s3f tl,e Is
~ ls, tfsn5era heinz ,sraae,,x sssl,ar
non tf,a aifr ~ l,;si,S,s
Of tha 0blatf r fIsey< I'D ~, Is..15'
~ 49,
Brpsrnsrflie Ssafi,ei. .Ia<,. %
-. 80. "a =, II
.s.o : he new. rather
s.pkss1s, sccoIAing g previous announce
zaaHpday last, in the Catholic church of
~ Why WIZ, express
~ q wlsn .ho uiscouISe, DUE
g ~ nasely the pniiding is one of the
49, g sReak ~ Lslas II ls possible TO con-
-. ~ y. nose 81 sne audlence VINO ssse
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S,LARK's o. t.
SIX Cord sofs finish
* sPOoB COTTON.

Universally approved tho principal sowing Machine
Companies being tho BEST for the Sewing Machine
and for hand sowing has no oquAl.s
Every number Of this Spool Cotton Is Sit. cord to No.
So elastic, smooth and of strength, vhiehro
der It superior to all others.
Sold by tho principal wholesale and Retail Dealer. in
tho city. and at singers Agency, No Camp street
GEORGE A CLARK & BRorHERs,
nas sm Solo Agents. IS Readqstreet. New York
TA1IEs REYNOLDS.
Nos Iso AND lsa PoYDRAs STREET.
Near Sc, Charles, New Orleans.
MANUFACTURER. or
MARBIE 1EANTELS, MONUMENTS, roMBs, And
ToMBs STONES.
Cabinet, Pier and Plumber Slabs made 20 ordsr.
BsfArble and 2rick TOmbs built after the latest
desigRs aud executed In workmauiiks manner and a.
ehs@P If not cheaper than By any ether Marble esta
- sa9 ~ 55-- anSo "
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The picture Of Mrs. Rrovr, representing two
Sisters of Charity, one holding a sick child in
her Tsp WIS lately sold in F&ris for $1,000 In
gold.
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CT. PETERS SCHOOL.
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS.

Binder the Direction of the Rev. C. MOUNTAIN. 4
This School will be opened on TUESDAY. September
l. 1868 under the above direction, assisted by fni
corps of teachers.
Promotions xil then take place In all the classes and
at the same tmeja graduating cass win be formed.
In addition to tile branches hitherto taught In thin
School, French and Music--Focal and Instrumental
will DO added.
Parents and guardians would do wen to have their
children and wards present at the opening of the schoo
in order that they may retain their positions their re-
speetive classes throughout the scholastic year.
Payments to be made Invariably in advance.
NJ. JovIAN. Superintendent.
The Crescent Night School attached the above es
tabiishment for young Indies and gentlemen win open
at the same time au30
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NEW ORLEANS LOUIS AN A..
This magnificent Institution is situated
quiet and healthy locality on the srbnTbs OF the
commodious, thoroughly ventated and aords all those
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
BY course Of Instruction .nfdiectasj fI.os nd re
gious for their respective poston n care Is
| era. The most unremittfng p9S are ~ slken to
maternal su Observation-Disclosures Of shs & ut ali tines and
in all places They nre trsiaa habits Of order neat
the eatisatien Of sa5 AID engaging mannels The
pISs n i sss hs s a%atea
but for til q order and regnlarty all are Obliged
to ;' e tho Fs.ss Vi tho
.x.seerYs1cAr. asEcAfIos
sg.ing themselves that Is Il both wholesome and
50 YOUTH The ss hours ass
sss ~ ~ ~ 's sa ~ "
Il attss.anse. 5 ss;Sis, tas oe e
e .stys, e parent as'd go:sdi.as.
The system Of education embraces the French and
k ksh TS Sa sss g E the
Arithmetic Ancient and Modern Geography, the Of
Ancient Modern Sacred and Profsne~c hronoosy
French md English Literature Mythology. Rhetoric
Keeping Esthepasies. sis Mass Dra esang
Plain and ornamentai Seedework, Tapestry, Embroid
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English per
perquarter 60 90
Entrance rec iorthe hrs6 year only 10 90
EXTRA CHAlfGES:
Music on the Piano, per quarter. $50 90
Vocal Musio --.-------------- l2 90
Use of Piano .---...--.-... 6 90
Stationery 90
Washing -z-zsz- IL 90
Tapestry and Embroidery .--....-.--....... 3 Cd
Artificial Flowers ..--4...-........ 3 90
Drawing ye ~ --,----.-.-------- IL 90
Painting ---.--.--------- Is 90
Baths Tor tho summer season acknowledgements 00s
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9.aitsea vIIeys photograph gallery. SIS sgaa
ssees VII be sste OF getting f.no sctufe
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BAKERIEs AND coNFEcrIoNARIEs.
HAUGHERY.,

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAUGHERY,
BREAD.AND CRACKERS BAKER,
No. 10 New Leyee, POydraa street, New orleana
Keeps constantly hand large assortment OF Bread
Cream Blscnite and Graekers of every descriptions all
made by machinery, at lowest market prices mil Iy
LrRNEST TURPTN,a WHOLESALE MANUFACss
~ tursr of Stick Cansy, Fancy Candida, I3soeolnte
Cream Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock CIitiy Jpiphe
Passe Gum Drops, and SyrCp, by steam importer of
French QrnaIineeats snch rs Cnplds Flowers, Gum
Papers for Cake Stands I3euquets Cartonnngea or
Fancy Foxes for Christmas New Year Presents Cor
5laceflssF etc. etc. =-------
es----.-----.- OLD LEvEE STREET 93
Between st. Louis and Cont streets, New orleana La
lmhls ~ Ia 9 OILS tH
r UNCH S ALE DON. ttt
Tho undersigned wonld respectfully inform, his iendA
and the public that in connection with Soda Water
and Confectionery Embellishments he has opened n
RESTAURANT AND LUNCH SALOON,
Hs his old stand corner Of Canal and Dauphne etreet
N B--Isaes' 4anoh at all boEFs from Ga ~ tilII2 n
d20 sm B. McKENNA.
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roUNG LADIES ACADEMY

II KY A N G Z L S.
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pHILIP ANroNI,

BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNER,
No. 1913 Josephine Street, next door to ST. Mary's
I. German Church. 49, =
hand general stock of Catholic Prayer Books
Bibes, Lives of Saints Ascetcal Controversial and
historical works Also Missals Breviares Altar
CrIess sanctuary Lamps ilstocks Pixies, CbGriums.
IND thaiices; large assortment of Beads Rfeaas
Holy water Founts Statues and all kinds 81
religious Pictures Also only pure Wax CAudlea for
First Communion, ut the lowest prices.
Pictures framed and made to order. y
Also Counter showcases FOR sale. n29 3m
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r. ooP RIA c EH

AN now Offering for sale, md keen constantly ON
nand large lot Of MolRsses Barrels Hall barrels and
nj a S0i cutOh0uao stroes o % s, SobsFoin
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.yeso .adrertssesssessfs.
Ieso .adrertssesssesfs.
THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1870
-. THE POPULAR
NEW ENGLAND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

In rresensss the prospectus Of tn, Bosros Jocas.t to
the reading eonasunity. any dssaed enumeration .he
many fsinrvs which hare made Il % acceptable 10 the
past Il scarcely cquse. IL extended circulation In New
EugAnd has estalakhcd s rvputat,n ~ wiie-au.ke'
sotrrprsing nevssper. viii every department so u~-
oushy @ssnred that The p,ops rely WIN eoanaeooe w
the day. The liberal expenditures which have 81
euruf for thc Jourai Tn postion that occupies
sdinE Journal " The country. VIII be contnned Whe
thai lDlustrous application which the prosres OF events
demands Of a Journalists who desire meet the exrecta.
tons 40 the public. will ma be found waiting IL VIII
maintain It's identify as PAPER silied to the interests %
impartial and fun rrrots Of the meetings q all political
parties. thus presenting newspaper which In It's epof'o
rial Departments may challenge the criticism Of men OF
THs Jor@aI BE- 1870 w,u retain he many features
which have made % acceptable 10 The housricds %
thousao,s In New England. Nhaesr WI add 70 ~ val
and prove Of interest To any class OF readers wiz e
given, and the same promptDess which has marked y"
presentation cf via characterize It's future course
The News bureaus of the BOstOn J our.
nal established In Paris, Washington, New York, New
Hampshire, Vermont and Maine, where Its special CORES.
ponients engaged 10 preparing letters and teeaphe
mater exclusively fcr Its columns.
spe ciaI Feat ures. Amoas the new features which
WIN add to the value the Journal during the year 1871
will be found
Edward King's Letters from Europe.
Occasional Articles by "warrington."
A Series of Articles by General WiiiiaH
Schouler. ISL So.
Walls from Washington by Major Zen.
Perley Psore.r sErT 40 u1EF
special photographic dispatches from all
the Centres az News. aEeE sfna j
It's Dome site and Foreign Correspond
win contain the fullest reports Of the markets. and com.
merciai and monetary aAis vii receive the atentiou
which their lmprtapos demands. 4 "a ~ Ef I
special Correspondents and Reporters
will be sent to all points where conventions, meetings, 90
matters u general interest take place. AMI By the freet
use n the telegraph the latest nj the earliest possible
oen, WIN be found in the coumns Of The nos,on Jour
nal
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Auiuu aud Sunrual.
Ciussi.s with Mas..i.ss, &c.


We can supply AL tho leading Periodicals. Of the
county at the lowest club rates Of their publishers
g. subscribers 10 the JOURNAL only. The following
list shows the price Of the JOURNAL sdds To that u
either of the varioss periodicals named
ts.so-Litteil's Living Ago.
is.oo-Eelectie Magazine, The Nation, Round Ia
bid
Si.JO-" Every Saturday"
SJ.B-frank Leslie's illustrated News, or the
s5.oERi,her Atlantic Monthly, wavcrly Ma-a-
sine Boston Semi-weekly Journal, Boston SEMI
Weekly Advertiser, ". Y. semi-weekiy Tribune,
FLAG OF Our Union, OF rutnan's Monthly, Harper :
Monthly, IIarpers Weekly OF nHPcrs nAiar
Hearth and iIoine GALAXY, Appleton's Journal.
ttD-ticdey's Lady's Dook, New York s.m.-
weekly worid, New York Ledger, american Nat
aralist Scientific American, or CongrcgstonAI.t.
tIsS-Hither "llours at Home" OF Amerean
Journal % Horticulture. OF Rural New Yorker.
SlOD-New England Farmer, True Flag, American
Union, GleAson's Literary Companion, Of Lesiles
Boys and Girls Weekly, or Home Journal.
60-Pither Our Yoan. Polls, Peterson, Arthur,
Boston Weekly Spectator, Boston Journal. Boston
Traveller New York Tribune, New York Weekly
World, Laly's Friend. Oliver optics Magazine, The
American Odd Fellow, sabbath AZ Home, "lione
Circle"
SiI3-BaliOu's Monthly. .. 1852
slD-Either American Agricultural, or Student
and Schcolnste. or Maine Normal.
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WHAT ARE
Sherih's Sale.

WORK, IS. Taken on execution, and will be
i sold at public auction on Friday, the seven
teenth day Of December, a. d. 1863, at two o'clock
In the afternoon, at the store or Darius Davis, IN
NewReld, In said County OF York. all the right N
equity which Louise y. Shepard, OF said Newfeld,
has OF had on tie seventeenth day OF April, a. ID.
s6S at four o'clock In the afternoon being the time
OF tho attachment Of the saino on tho original wit
In this action, 10 redeem tho following described
real estate, situated in said Ncwaeld. TO- wit "a
certain parcel OF land situated In Newhed and de-
scribed thus, being the old homestead Of William
Durgin and Nathaniel Piper, late OF Newfcd, and
bounded ON the east by the road leading from john
p, Woods % North Shapleigh on the south by
land occupied by Sumner Challies; ON the west by
land Of Joseph II. Davis, and on the north by land
of John r. Wood together with the buildings there
on the bounds to DO tho wall and fence stood Sep
TENDER ID, 1867" ~
Tho above described premises being subject TO 9
mortgage given to Joseph Il. Davis, VI said New
field 20 secure the payment OF two notes OF hand,
for four hundred and fty-nine dollars and ninety.
three conts, ono note dated December 5, 1867, and
the other note dated September 2 1867, both notes
payable In six months from December ), 1861, with
interest, on which there Is now due the Aforesaid
sum Of st59.93; and interest.
Said mort gage deed Is recorded In book 0i, page
i7St York County Registry: L., "a.
ABNER MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff..
Ncwheld, November nth, 1859. 3wO
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r-ITow many thousands OF the past generation
might DO saved nom lingering disease and untimely
death II they could have been possessed OF such
hooks as the medical works OF Dr. 4. II. Hayes, the
physician who has performed 80 many astounding
cures the last ten years. These works treat Of mat
vertisement OF Peabody Medical InstituteJ 3m39
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ADVANCEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and af,er the 18th Inst. the 6ns
49, Steamer Dirgo and frsnconis, will
Lave 0sIt's wharf. Portland. every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, ct 4 O'Clock r. NJ, and leave
Pier u East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. at3f.M
The DIrIyo and Frausonia are lifted up with ans
accommodation for passenger, making this the
most convsient and comfortable route Tor tfav.
elers between New York and Name.
Passage, IN state Room. $500. Cabin psssass,
$500. Meals extra.
Gocds forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
trssi, Quebec HALIFAX, 30. John, and oil parts Of
Maine. "a. ~. ..tfH.. .......
shipper, are requested 10 send their Freight 10
the steamer, ss early a. Up n. on The day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply 70
HENRY FOX, GaipI Wharf. Portland.
J: p. AMEs, Pier 3s East River. New York.
Msy Q. lets- ~
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Immigration is increasing in Kansas. Thir.
~ three thousand acres have been bought by a
colony of 1900 English families on the Kansas
Pacific road.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


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nfins inc p',''o'" " oua'"s :" 49, wv
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Inc liquors 'e''e, :" ''' .",' "
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@ oy IA" on inc 'e'u'" " ."' "0.' '.'O''
1a'se Emery 'A'' "Ouu'y' ,"os '' ~" 'y W.
n, "a.
-, 80. -. IL. r,.-,, al Al.
were uSc'oe' '0''e'' " Jug. A., a"' '"s
claimants ' -" 'pp~'' "
'0''~
Com"'afed.
hehry fussey' ",'''ed :" Oa y"
Vriay last ior s'eai'ns 'o"'' " nunA'"s anu
Richard LeaViti 'rom tne'r mouse IN oa''' was
- 49, e. ..,,..,,.u IL
mc'pa 'our' On no"aA' 'o' 'A. $40
In ue'aai' Oh S-U oA',, was 'o%u " :" :.
ai'i'' 70 """ sn0 'N'''' ~
saeo next January
p. or. -. -,
Inc contrasts '0r INC '~p'e''o" " '"' ~
peu o' 'no fo''A"e 40 -,
h"rea !" oprunS'' '," -
ings' WOOD a o0'' i'in'' INC ''"e as wv
10 DC u0ne !" "e "f'' " 'u"s, 'o'', ~,
contract 'or s's'us ."e 'V'' i :,
place 10 rochester 'aAen W 'e s'n' P''"'''
requires that 70 DC uone 'y 'ne n'S' u '
Der, 1870. It's very prooaoe 'na' oO'n VIII oe
compiled with within their ilmt'eu time.
large force is at work now grazing the O"a 0e-
tween A'''ei ""' 'p'"s'''' .a..
Religious. -. -,
Rev. "A. J. weaver VIII denver the next VI
his lectures IN the on''ersi's' 'nu''n y" "sA'
Sabbath afternoon, TO msrr'cd men, Suolee'-
The duties OF the HUSBAND
Thr hrs' Quarterly Session OF 'no ns
ham Christian Conferences VIII oo n,' '" y = 'sN
York and k'''ery 'nr'''ah 'na'." :" ,O' :,
Tuesday pee' v e0"'n's"'s
'ne evening"
D.dicatioa.
The Good Te,nplars in sprlng'aie ded'ca'ea
their new hall In Smiths building last "e'nes-
day night according to the usages OF the order-
County Deputy Frost o'hciatea Asss'ea oy o'n-
ers. good oe'esaaon ''o'h o'"ea "s' 'T
present Speeches by Revs. Gupeli' iisey anu
y,,m.n. also Bros Cowen and Woman, Jr.
- = ~ 81. .r.
Lcr", ., ,..,,r,. v,,, h. rive,
Inc ns' o' - g..
Mt the First Methodist Church In Ei'o' ON iueS-
day evening, Dec. Z, at 7 O'Clock. The speaker
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DIR. J. A. HAYES has returned TO this city, am
opened an Office in Union Block, LOG Main st.
Biddeford. Me-, Dec. !, 1869.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-03

A Startling Truthi Thousands die annually
into consumption, other equally fatal diseases Of
this lungs when by the timely use OF single bot
tie OF Or. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry their
lives could have been preserved 10 green old age.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-03

The success achieved by this weekly visitor to the Ere
side thousands, Is owing less In the extervmeiy low
terms at which IL furnished than b. It's eScelece %
weekly companion ~ aDd information, which u read
the srEcAL PE,rrRxs u 1ae Daily Journal appear In
The Weekly Journal. as" - ..... E.--H
tn Weekly Is NOT Aa,fiiy,preparsd og:shoof Of
The DAILY Journal, but the matter Is selected with care
and the news Il the week Is carefully cue especially for
Its columns Al imPo tdnt supplements are girtn gd-
fuitousiy 10 s.bserisrs 10 fAe Wttkty Journal II IL
published Thurlay morning aud reaches Its subscribers
many hundred miles distant befre Saturday night. Head
Tire terms and send for specimen copies
One sopy by mail, $500
Five copies 10 one address, 200
Ten copies 10 address, 1900
And one copy 10 the getter-up Of n club of ten.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-03

Twas cured Of Deafness and Catarrh by a simple
remedy, and will send the receipt nee.
iwJ0 MRS NJ. q. LEGGET'T, IIobokcn, N. j.