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When we look ut the jarring creeds that
seem to make religion tangled mass Of
uncertainty, and right itself but matter
OF opinion and prcjudi &C, we are puzzled
to know why the truth has been LEFT to
float on the changing currents Of fickle
human thought. And more than this
we see faith, to us absurd and full Of err
ror, rocked into n man In his cradle, and
holding him through life; and we shuilder
To see how accident and circumstance can
thus seize and twist the greatest interests
Of man and shape his highest destinles.
We are told that mans creed Is inmate
rial II his life be right; that the one Is Of
the head, the other Of the heart. But can
we make such distinction? Arc we not
led astray by the facility OF applying the
facts Of physical science TO the less tangi-
bic relations OF mental life? You cannot
thus separate feeling from conviction. II
you prefer wrong to right, Il Is because
your logic Is bad. You do not see things
in their due proportions. You say Il
know this course Is the better and more
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Early influence has much to do with
forming our soul needs; and thus most OF
rs find satisfaction In the faith In which
we have been trained. But persons OF
strongly marked individuality often show
n tendency to break away from associa-
lions. and find belief suited to their Pc
cullar wants. Thus those with whom
conscience Is strong and remorse Frequent
find most satisfaction In creed when
laws great stress on an atonement. oth-
ers, naturally guided to some extent by n
sense of duty, may find stimulus to re
livious life In regarding the Saviour rs an
example. And yet others, easily moved
by impulse, may be best Influenced by
sentiments of love and gratitude.
But however long our creed, think we
shall find, In examining It's influence over
us, that there are but few points, perhaps
only one, where 1t touches US vitality. so
as to have any influence In moulding our
character. There are many people, pro-
fessedly orthodox, upon whom the infu-
encc of Christ Is but an example. There
are others, though they arc unconscious
OF IL, to whose conceptions he Is only
martyr; the story of his sufierings ava
kens their pity, In way that, to me, ap-
pears almost sacrilese. Those suifeiings
are above pity, as they are above partici-
patton.
Not only arc differing faiths suited to
different minds, but to different communl-
ties and different times. Have not the re-
ligions which have maintained u footing
through centuries, done SO by continual
giving way to the changing opinions OF
the age? And those which have changed
least are those among whose subjects civ
ilization has been most backward, and the
steps of the centuries least apparent.
The religion of Germany refused to keep
pace with the age, and has been LEFT be-
hind.
No religion Is false TO man, so long rs
Il subjects him to the influence OF higher
powers and thus lifts him up. And any
religion may be adapted to this In some
souls. Many vagarics of belief which
seem to most OF us fantastic aud grotcs-
que, may be, to those who hold them, the
spring of spiritual life and health. Only
then, does faith become false when men
vainly seek In Ii, that power which shall
llft them up and draw them out Of them
selves into the realization OF some thing
higher. And any faith Is false to any
man who does not find this power In It.
The test Is not which creed presents the
fcwest inconsistencies, nor even which
numbers among Its believers the purcst
lives; but which most moves you with de-
sire and resolve to grow and expand into
better life. Truth, after all our weary
search for It's abstract form, Is but guide
to some thing higher. Rest In what to
YOU presents the falrest ideal and strong
est motive to n noble life, AMI II Is true for
you.-Era ". Johnson.
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We have read that the travellers In for
elcn lands with the broad ocean rolling
between them and home, have sometimes
awakened ut night, and seemed to hear
the church bells ringing In their homes
beyond the sea, anu so real did 1t seem to
them, that IL was dlficult to dispcl the IL
lusion, II srch Ii be. May IL not be pos
sible that In certain peculiar states OF the
mind,-that wonderful creation OF Ill
vine hand,-the faculties become so acute,
so intensl slficd, the delicate nerves of scn-
sation SO enhanced In power, that time
and space are annihilated, and we arc
borne on the wings Of the wind rs II were,
very near our home and friends. II was
not all an Illusion when the heroine OF
that most delightful novel,-Janc Eyre
seemed to hear the voice OF Rochester
calling to her In the darkness. Who has
not In his own experience known Instances
similar to this, Of those who heard voices
m the night-watchcs, and gained strength
and courage thereby.
One need not go to the city for sweet
toned, musical bells. In many OF the ru-
raj villages Of the north country. we may
hear as rich full toncs,--as harmonious
cadences rs ever fell upon the listening
air of evening from cathedral dome or
loity church-splres. IL Is, after all. the
associations, the memories awakened.-
that render the tones OF even dimlnutive
bell more majestic and soul.moving than
organ music TO our ears.
We rccollcct one bell, In an obscure
country village, whose mellow tones will
live forever In our heart. In the clear
evenings OF midsummer, Us the shadows
deepened along the landscape and the
stars peeped out one by one Gin the iniln-
ite meadows OF heaven" It's clear, silvery
tones might be heard echoing among the
hills, proclaiming the hour Of nine o'clock
and saying not inaudibly TO NIL the dwell
crs round about, "The night cometh; sleep
on now and take your rest. for all Is
well ~ lt Is Impossible 10 uescrioc tue
tranquilizlng influence It's tones excrted-
the happy recolleetions IL awakened Ia the
hearts Of those who nightly listened to It's
welcome music. At such time, under
the clear sky Of midsummer night,
The friendships old and the early loves
Come bses with sabb.th sound, - of doves,
In quiet nel.h5orhovdsr
Let US cherish with a feeling akin to
vencration, anything that tends to occa-
sionally separate Us from the busy toll and
strife OF life's battle-soothc AMI calm our
troubled spirits, and iit Us for rcposc!
Long may it be before the timc-haliowcd
custom die out in New England which
sets the church bells a-ringing at the
good hour Of nine o'clock. for with it
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The Dead.

Icannot tell you fthc dead.
That loved ms fondly when on earth,
Walk by our side, sit at our hearth,
by ties Of old affection Ied
Or Ding earnestly within,
Know all our joys; hear all our sighs,
And watch Us with their holy eyes
whcneer We tread the paths Of sin;
Or ifwith mystic love and sign,
They speak 10 Us, or press our hand,
And strive to make us understand
The nsarpcss OF their forms divine.
hut this know, that In my dreams
They conc To me ffom realms afar,
And leave the golden gates sJar,
Through which immortal glory streams,
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Railrsads assd Sseasssbeafs.


--czuuzo PORTLAND, sAC0 4 f0k1S-
- MOUTH RAILk0AD-eumnz
Arrangement Cmnsncips Mooday, Nay ID, ls0@
BsddeiOrd ir south Bavick Junction, rutmoath and
Bossou st 6.N ami o.3o 4. r, and ,. ~ sed ~ =.
ResuruIns iesv Doston II TO 4. II NJ snd 700 sn1
400 .. 4. From fostmouth Il 1000 A. T., 1So, ~
Bssdesord br Portland, q. Has a. H., ~ iis an!
e3oP. y. Returning st ais and st0 i.n and 1ss ana
On HOodays, Wednesdays and yrsdsys the % p...
trsn to and rom Bosoa win via EAstern Ralroad
stopplnx saIy saco nddelord Kensebank. eouh bef
Wick Junction, Putmoath, Nevbarypcst, Saiem = Hnn
On Tuesdays, rhursdays and Saturday,, vin sss "
Boston Mains u. 4, stopplng sHiy q hsoo bodes1u
Kenpebunk, South Berwick Junction. Dover, Exeter Hs-
yeshIii and Lawrence.
train Ieavss Bhdesrd lx Portland and inserncdai:
Stations daily n TO A. \. Returning, leaves Portland
fbr Bddefurd at s2or.n
F.sssoeen vl osserve that the Erpres train Coz hls
sesscn 10 run over The Eastern RAilrpsd heotays
wednesdays and Fridays, and The Boston and Maine
RaIrcsd Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday, leaving
Portland and Boston 1t 600 P.n.
B,ddeford, Apri ., 1869. eod
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TNO THE LADIES.
The celebrated DIR. l..

NNO THE LADIES. The celebntci DR. l..
DIX particularly lnvitss an IAdes Who ned Med.
Seai sr Surgical adviser. W call nj hs tsss 70 E,st
ssr~t, Brtsa, MAs, which they VII nDi Arranged bf
their sJeciai accommodation.
DR. DIX having de,otoi over twenty years 10 this
bnci o the tream~pt all disrases Jsisr On fsmsies,
Is nov copcce ny ai, Q.th la this canuy AMI kafoi-)
that he cyc Ill othr kno~n practitooer IN The saf.
stpssiy aDi esctnAi treatment of al knah osmTianis
Ills u,ciues arr prrtsr- 9Th t- ssprss TarI--r ~
removing III dlszses such debility. w.skps.s unnsiu
raj ,uptrp.icos erlryrnens II e womh, Aiso ell ds
charges which no~ frosn m'fi stats II The blsi TIE
h-tos s NV fully i~et~roi r~t IN HE Issuiisr syh,
hsh n..iIeay anil surgiclly, all dssases d ue kuasbs
sex anil they are respectfully in'itci 10 call a
No. ~ Endicott street, Boston,
An letters rcuIrins s,ioe m's contain one dollar W
insure an answer.
B.sion, Jan. ., 1s09,
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DR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.

-cuREs-
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgis
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrhea, and Disease,
peculiar TO Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
B CO., Proprietors OF the celebrated Cstsrrh Tro-
cbes and Electric Hair Restorer, ls8 Main street.
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
splyos5
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.NiscclIanc0sss.
Farm for Sale.

r WILL SELL sell my Farm, two miles from the
/ Post ONCE, on tho Alfred road, consisting OF 70
woodland, with good and ample buildings thereon,
wells of water, kc.. cuts 10 tons OF good English
Hay. 10 we'll and securely fenced. has always been
heavily dressed and no larm In this county 10 IN o
higher state OF cultivation. II containa l0o frut
trees. mart OF which arc In bearing condition. ID
near 10 school house and church, The woodland
will be sold separate, II desired. ,R Terms easy.
Biddeford, April q, 1869. l8
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
" NEW ARRANGEMENT
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and amer tho 18th Inst. The hne
-S Steamer Dirigo and Franconis, will
EsES5>esC until further notice, runs as followe !,
Leave 6alps wharf, Portland, !every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock r. M, and Leave
and THURSDAY, at3f.M
Ths D,riro and Pranconla are fitted up with hne
sccommod ations for passengers, making this the
most conyeient and comfortable route Tor trav'
elers between New York and Maine.
Passags, In state Room, $500. Cabin passage,
SIOO Meals extra.
tjoods forwarded by this line TO and IRON Mon
treai, Quebec, HALIFAX, st. John, and all parts oi
Maine. v,,. a.
The Steamers as early a. 3P. M. on the day that
they leave Portland.
Por Freight or Passage apply TO ''e
uRNRY FOX, Galts Wharf. Portland.
J. y. AMEs, Pier 3s East River, Now York.
May Q, 1865. ~
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
Important Certificate.


Having been afflicted with chronic disease OF the
digestive organs, (describesi by physicians ~ on
laTsement OF the liver and Inflammation Of the
stomach) for moro than ten years, and suffered
what words can never describe, without 70
lief from the most celebrated medical skill that
could DO consulted, Was induced by the physician
Who last attended me 70 try Dodd's Nervine
and InyIgOrat0r. lie had witnessed its effects,
he said. In bis own practice. ana could recommend
II In tho highest terms, had lost faith In every
thing but followed his advice, procured the
medicine. The effect inspired mo with hope; ]
continued Its use. and still improved following
Il up erew stronger, and suffered less and less
from my troubles. This Tor some mouths-un!l
was relieved and needed II no longer Doddr Ner-
vine restored me TO complete and sound health
and NO Language is able TO express tho gratitude
feel at being we'll once more. ! am thoroughly
cured Of the horrible suffering that had made ten
years OF my life most wretched. No one can con-
ceive my 10y who has not experienced q like re.
covcry. D. -. hLbpI,
sWl6
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American and Foreign Patents.
= 60 n. ~. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,

SOllClCOr Oh l. uJcIlJSs
Late Lgsnt of "a, Urn,d Siaip rai,ri 0Fts. Vs'h
inyfos, sWdsr ns Aef Of is7,
~ state st., opposite kiIby NJ, Besto",
YTER an extensive practice ef upwards Of ~
"a years, continues 10 secure patents In The Unit
ed States also In Great britain. Rrance AMI o'hsr
foreign countries, Caveats. spcclneations bond.'
!e%sSd sns saseus.d ." rs..oS.Sis term. With d.p.sh
Researches made Into American and Foreign
vorts, 20 determine the validity and utility of
Patents q Inyenticn,, and lsEai ,nd other .i,,es
OF the claims OF any patent furnished, by temit-
ing one dollar Assignments recorded In wash
ington.
psfssfsS,lifye Of isrssi,.ss.
During eight months the subscribsr. In Oh.
courso OF his large practice, made on fsles ,s,fd
applications, SIXTEEN APPEAfS, EVERY ONE
sIonef Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
Treyard Mr. Edfy ~ one Of the most oapss.
snd sssesssfsf practitioners With whom have had
''' - CiiAKLEs MASON, com'r OF Patsnt,.
II have no hesitation In assuring inventor. that
they cannot employ . man mers s.-1skI "sd
f,ssirerfhy, and more capable Of psteng .nsn sp
and favorable consideration st Tie rs'sn' onee.
Late comr of Patents.
"Mr. II. II. Eppr has made ror ne LniKI hLs
applications, on all but ONb OF when patents
hsrs been crsnted, and that one q, Sss gssf,sg.
sees unmi,ts abs proof Of great talent and abil
itv nm his matt Leads me to rscomm nd ALL In
v:n,o % 20 n% 70 pt1saIss ,s. 'ns
si,sniios S.aevsd on their es.,, and =, ,.,y rsa'
sonabis charges. JUN TAoHAbT"
Boston. Jan. !, 1869. y3
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STATE OF MAINE
R,,o,r, ,siat,r, TO Stat, Irs.,,,,.i seI..,f., o,


Resolve relative 10 Stat. Ind..i,si Sehosife, 0l.
Rtsoirsd, That II ls essential to the highest In
teresn OF the state that measures should Be taken
at the earliest practicable day, TO establish On in
dustrial school ior girls, In accordance With the
Recommendation of Hon George u. Barrows CON.
missioner appointed under q resolve OF the Lcyi.-
lsturc OF eighteen hundred and sixty.sevcn. 20 In
yestigate the principles and operations OF such
insttutonsi and with = view Of securing co-ope-
ration In % desirable q work. the Uoverpor and
Council arc hereby directed 20 invite and receive
propositions RON any town OF city desiring 20 have
such INSTITUTION located within their limits, and 10
Approved March 9th, 1862
STATE OF MAINE, sEcRrrARr's OrricE,l
AUGUSTA, July 10. 1853.
! Resolve are hereby invited, and may be sent 20
the once OF the Secretary Of STATE.
BY order OF The Goyernor and Council. ..a
FRANKLIN M. DREW,
u Secretary Of State.
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Copartner.h,u Nos,..

We, the uriersixnc have this day k~wea corar,psr-
shr unfer the nrm name Tcsle fru.t and win carry
IN the CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH BUSINESS Al Ihs al
stand q Luisaeh ro~is, corner a Temple and Main
strets, sAec Me. IVORY n. rOwLE,
sse,, Arsii !, 1880. ictf
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tried Il, know that Il curcd them; those who have
not, know that u cures their neishbors ana irends
and ali know that what IL does once it does always
that Il never Calls through any huit or negiectof
Its composition. We have thousands upon tbou.
sands of certificates Of their rcuarkabe cures OF TIC
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every ncighborhood, and we need not publish thcm
Adapted 10 oil ages and conditions IN All cllmatcs;
containing neither calomet or any dcictcrious Mruy,
sugar coating preserves them ever ffcsh and makes
them pleasant TO take, wh1c being purely vegetable
no harm can arise nom their use U any quantity;
They operate by their powerful innlcncc on thc I,
into healthy action remove the obstuctions Of tho
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF tho
body, restoring their irregular action 20 health, and
nicnts as are the nrst origin ofdiseasc.
Minute direction. arc given IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
% For Sy.yspss. % or I.d,ress.e.. Li.sie...
ness, Laaraor and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately % stimulate the stoui
ach and restore It's healthy tone and action.
toms, DiIious IIesdsehs, sick nHesass ne,
Jsaadice or 0rees stckness, niilsss
Csiic and Diss.s syss,; e .o9s s@rs ,e
srtssn or remove the obstructons which cause it.
For Dy.~.ssry or Disrrhs,s, but ono mild
ugss Sor = ISns. 9. ssi.ss, Gsss. Gravel. Paint.
tntIon OF the Heart, I'ain tn the side,
BACK AMI Lsins, they should bc continuously
takcn ns rqur,si % change the diseased notion Of
The system. Win such change those complaints
disappear.
For Drspsy and Dropsieal Swelliags they
should bc taken In Largo anil frequent doses 20 pro-
duec the effect of drastic purge. f..
FOR sspprrssioa q largo dose should bc taken
as u produces the dcsirel effect by sympathy.
Az q Dtnner Piu, take ono or two Pins 10 pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dosc stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores tho appetite.
and inyigorates the system. Hence 10 u oten ad.
vantagcous where no serious dcrangcment exists.
One who feels tolerably we'll olen finds that adosc
OF these Ptis makes him feel ectleiiy better from
thcir cleansing and rcnovating eccs on the ilgcs.
i've apparatus. arf-I.IT. F.
DR. y. O. AHER . CO., Prsestess CAsmists,
LOWELL. NASS., u. q. Il.
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AGENTS WANTED FOB THE

= AGENTS WANTED FOB THE
Secret History
Of THE C0NFEDERACY.
The s..es.aiss rs:sisiis.. a.S .!sr.,ii.s
the most intenss desire In The minds OF the pso-
pie to obtain u. he seerst political tsfrtgses
&c., of Davis and other Coufcdcrsts leaders.
with the Hidden .Mystsriss nom "Behipd the
Scenes In Riohmond," sp thoroughly ssstiIa.
led. Send for Circulars and go our terms,
and fall description Of the work.
Address ...t..
NATIONAL puBLBnNa Co.. Philadelphia.
Pa. 412o
TsINc TEA-Blaok Dragon Chop !
Natural Leaf, perfectly pure tTsins Hgnt-
fss pure,
Prepared vithost any eoiorfng or foreign
ssbstanes.
Cured on Poresiain (not "copper", orsr q
slop fire.
DslisAtfai favor, sresedinsiy powerful aad
strong.
comSina all Tie healthy virtues Of the Tss-
plant
JMandar,ns sndhishr elaa Of naiipts s's
no other.
This celebrated Tea was 6rst introduced here
by the 0hIExfAL TIA COMPANY, IN MAY, iS9s'
when the limited quantity imported Was rapid.
iy sold, at the high price OF 81 80 . pound II
met with suck unqualified approval. and the
demand for Il from oil sections was % great,
that the Company at once made arrangements
10 procure larger supply. upon more fAyor-
able terms, for the future; and they have ust
received the hrst invoice for this year. which
win be sold at the low price Of 81 10 pound,
at which (but little over half vhath cost one
year ago. Il Is the cheapest Tea tnown;, and
o rsoom%snd % |, 10 .iI Who drink Tea, . i poe.
sesses the flavor and strength. and the sooth.
ing, inyigorsiiug properties Of both Black and
Green, without any injurious quality; being
chemically pure and free from colorinR matter
or any foreign mixture. Il win suit the taste
and please oil who love Tea. =
This tea is put up neatly In pound parcsls,
20 pounds In . chest. With the price, Sl:lo
printed on each package. The Wholesale price
By the chest Is 81 90 . pound, and orders from
Tra0erB, nOtet-kccpctss keuu'ctss Ssso"s ~.
Families, for chests OF 20 pounds or more, vill
be filed at the phoissals price. Parties living
In towns where We have agents osu alWaysg get
this Tea from them.
Like ell other goods sold BY the Oriental Tea
Company. this Tea is warranted to give entire
satisfaction; and parties ordering, can do 90
with the full assurance that II the whole or any
part fails 10 suit, II may be returned at our ex-
pense, and We will refund the monny. s.s.sr
SPECIAL NOTICE.-As matter Of eouve-
nience TO the public, We are arranging with
Apothecaries and other Merchants oil over The
country. to act ss Agents for selling our Tea'
and Conees in their locality, st our warehouse
prices. Our profits are small. but zoe gir'
orer .Jour-tItis 10 agents as Commits ion. W.
want an Agent In every town In the Union,
and will send full particulars, terms, price
lists. &C., upon application by mall from tra.
ders desiring It.. ffdreu
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY.
lwO. Boston, Mass.
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ROLLINS AZ ADAMS.

TLOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every city and town, AMI applications
from competent parties for such agencies,
with suitable endorsement, should be addressed 70
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Agents for York aud Cumberland Counties, Ot
fee corner OF Exchange and Middle streets, FORT
land. Me- T-A few energetic and reliable
Agents are wanted for York County, TO whom good
pay will DO given. yrO
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SACO AND BOSTON STRAaBOAF LINE.
Summer Arrangemsnt--lSos.

-r-S STEAMER ENTERPRISE Capt
ESSfEHCN II fALERR, will, tili further mo-
iIcc, leave Battery Wharf. boston, for Portsmouth
Biddeiord and Saco, every Wednesday, st 9 O'Clock
r. u. Leave Biddeford and baco for Boston every
saturday at food tide. .."
Freight taken nj low rates.
Y. A. DAY, Agent
Biddsford, April q, 1869. Is1 Main Street
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would vanish one Of the most valued as
sociations Of childhood.
We may build moro splendid Installations,
but Ne cannot 10
hay with gold the old assoclatloaa"
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T1oR BOSTON.

s~> The new and superior see-soin1
S5t&Es steamers JOHH BRooKs and hoHraE
AZ, havIng been fitted up st great expense with q
large number OF beautiful state Rooms, will run
the season a. fellows,
Leaving Atlantic wharf, Portland, at O'Clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every day at O'Clock
r. NJ, Sundays excsptedt
Cabin hre.....................
Deck..........s...s....'.s
Freight taken ~ usual. -
April %, 1869. 2iu
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wANTEDi

si.s. s; = he usissa sss.s 2 8, Sssa .ssss s
Indsxieaf Bill and Letter fils. sails rssdlly .
70 every businsas man Of whatever eailiagi n
Light, pretty and nssk and 10 rally grsss Gu
samples sent fres 70 any address on rsosipt Of
Sio0 and tuo red stamps. Liberal disoeuss 70
agents. l3tf O. W. BOND, Bs<t.fset, Ne.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For al tho purposes OF laxative
Medicine. .-..

Perhaps no ono meiI.
cine is so universally no
quired by everybody as
o cathartlc, nor was ever
any before 30 universal.
ly adopted Into use. In
every country and among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient purgative
I'iif. The obvious rca.
son IL, that u isamore re-
liable and far InOrc cncc.
tuai remedy than any
-.sh.- 1yha.a Nrha lara
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~ Hand bill, printed a, this once
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ORGANS AND MELODEONS

EOR sale or rent by G. +. SHANNON. No. 06
JIG Main Street, (up stairs,. Also, oae hns.toned
Rose. Wood Piano. octave, full round corners, for
sale at low price for cash. u
The Union and journal., 1869-05-21

Insurance
Ist TAe RtfsrN Premium Phn upon which
Policies are issued at rates less than those charged
by mutual companies. guaranteeing the return OF
all premiums paid IN addition 10 the amount In.
sured.
I'd. TAe Reduction Of Premium Plan by which
Policies are Issued at ess rates than those charged
by mutual companies, guaranteeing a reduction of
fity per cent Of the premium after the third an.
nual payment.