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"Jim," said little boy, who was
boasting OF his fathers new house,
tive have got such a fine portico,
and mahogany doors, and plate
glass windows, and on the top is a
cui'ola, and it's going to have some.
thing else" "Whas is it p asked
his interested companion. "Why, I
heard fu. her tell mother, this morn
ing, that it's to. have mortgage on
If
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Fanny Fern says: eff one Io;inae.half
the girls knew the previous dives of
the men they marry. the list Of old
maids would be wonderfully in
creased" Whereupon the Boston
Post asks: IF the men knew what
their future lives were ta be, wouldn't
it increase the list of old maids still
further p :. s.. ~ ri.
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~, wo,pv pr,;, ~ ....iD
NV rur Mosr .1a 1.; nov. DAD
s''.t tha. nA o;sh. Syst.m,, .o... - - singular
;ua WOMAN t;a'aS es ,S;s ~ .ne t'so-
Voices at Lord Dt is,. Bx,oas .h,a axe dc ~
some twelve or fiteen. commnn;c..
tons offered Us, in relation to tho
Mrs. Stowe "sranda'." all but one
and every one, without, excsption.
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tsS- Judge Carpenter has been lee
dring the Grand Jury of Charleston,
fhargir < 4xhem with y breach Of duty
j ignoring bill against 4 J. Aackcy
! VIZ ter in tho Rrpubiir"p takes him
%. task. for encroaching upon tho pow
ss of an independent tribunal, and
shows very clearly that tho Judge,has
exceeded his powers
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A PRoPnEr.-A private letter
received in Washington. from a
prominent Government official in
New York, contains u prediction
that before the, holidays u crasl,
will occur in Wall street, which
will equal in it's disastrous eonsc-
qusnces the effects of tho recent
Flsh-Gould gold conspiracy. The
writer further says, values general
ly have downward tendency, and
thinks that specie payments may be
reached without difficulty before
the 1st Of July next. >.. j.,
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SAD AcoIDENT-Ws regrstto learn
that little boy namod Joe Snow, was
killed one day last week, by being
caught in the machinery of cotton
press, on DR.. McKellcr's plantstion.-
Nssatrry Heruaa. @ .,'~.'. '", ..
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ST.. PEFE9RssBuRa, 2 ! y November 1c.
The prospect Of treaty alliance,
defensive and Offensive, between
France. Austria and Russia, is pen
ding; to continue three years.
Each party to maintain certain
standing armies.
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80 @ ur friend Maj. S. L. Jones,
HON wo had the pleasure of greet
ig yesterday on his return from Co.
lmbia, we learn, has been.turning his
ssence to.good account in effecting
10 sale Of tho valuable estate of his
Hcle @. Hanlon, near Columbia,
hich he has sokdafor $36, 900.
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GsAAf AND THE AMzsDMEsT.-The
NseS York HMakdtsaIs:s :@t3

"If the fifteenth amendment be not
hurried up and proclaimed before the
1st Of Jsqqggry, we may look for the
Fescinding ekrthes New York ratifca-
Tennessss,S AGeorgis and Alabama,
t.hetaRy another battle, in the Fall
elections Of 1870, will Ravs to- -bS
9pght on the question all over the
yMks States:" "'',7 +" = ~
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comnNalin,ismn has found, : e Rhem. ia
Iowa. Near Marongo there u : colo
ny Of 1900 'inhabitants, owning over
10. 600 acres Of iandy md hsssSg eA
things IN ooGnmcz. ~ ~ %yo~ ot
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at length she fancicd she heard creeping.
stealthy step approaching. Nearly frozen with
terror. she listened and watched more iniently
than ever. Alone, helpless, In darkness and
solitude, what horrid fate must she meetl The
creeping, cautious fcotstep drew nearer, nearer
oh, Heaven 1t was no fancy The entrance
Of the cavern was more deeply darkened for one
moment. and then the huge form Of Moloch
stood within the cavern and nearly filed II up.
Paralyled with horror. Sybil could neither
move nor cry out-not even when the monster
approached her, and put his profanc hand upon
her face. The above is all Of this story that
viii be published in our columns. Tho continu-
alton Of II from where II leaves of here can be
found only in the New York Ledger, which Is
for sale at all the bookstores and news depots.
Ask for the number dated June 20, and in Il
you will find the continuation Of this beautiful
tale. The Ledger has the best stories Of any
paper in the world and Henry Ward Beechcr,
James Parton and Fanny Fern, have articles in
every number.
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evidence Of robbery. Furthermore, all the win
dows were found fastened on the inside. Ihere
had been no ray Of entering the murdered ,eo-
MANS room erespt By the stdirirdy leading
from Sybil's chamber.
Captain Pepdleton, an old lover OF syou's,
and brother OF Beatrix, saw that there was no
safety except in instant flight. lie Whispered
Lyon TO take Sybil to her room. and then 70
meet him ON tie back piazza. This was done;
aud then the captain unfOlded his already ma,
tured plans. Lyon adopted them at once; and
under the skillfll management Of Captain Pen
dleton and Beatrix, they got out Of the house
unseen, and were soon on their way towards
Mace OF concealment, known as the Haunted
Chapel, where new and inexperienced horrors
awaited them.
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CHAPTER III.
-. ,,per ,,r,,uArIow ivy

TIE FIRST FATAL uALLow EVE.
IL was All-IIallsw Eve. a night long
anticipated with delight by the whole
nelghborhood, and much longer still
remembered with horror by the whole
country.
IL was the occasion of Sybil Berners'
mask ball; and Black Hall. the Black
Valley, and the town Of Blackvillc were
all In state OF unprecedented excitement;
for this was the first entertainment of the
Kind that had ever been given In the To-
callty, and the gentry of three contiguous
counties had bccn invited to assist at IL.
The throng at Black Hall was great,
and the characters assumed by the mask
crs were various and well sustained.
But far the most beautiful, far the most
terrible figure In the pageantry of the
evening, was that OF Sybll Berners! She
had chosen for her character the unprec-
edcnted part OF the lmpcrsonation OF the
Spirit of Fire. IL suited well with her
whole nature. Her costume was but the
outward sign OF the inward feryor.
Sybil had conflded the secret OF her
costume TO no one but her husband, who
was himself attired "a ''IIarold the Sax
on.-whlle Mrs. Blondellc assumed the
character Of Edith the Fair"
Sybil had not been long In the room
before the coquetting Of her husband and
Mrs.Dlondellc drove her nearly TO distrac-
ton. Observing that whenever she came
near them, they were on their guard,
Sybil exchanged DISCUSSES with one OF
her guests aud intimate friends, Bcatrix
Pendlcton, and was thus enabled to
watch her husband and his companion
without the least restraint.
Sybil observed that masker. repre-
senting Death, whom nobody seemed TO
know, watched Mrs. Blondelle rs closely
rs she uid herself; and she subsequently,
hau occasion to remember and shuddler
Seeing the watched couple seat them
selves ON small sofa la one corner of
the room' she glided to an ottoman near
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Probate Notices.


RIO all persons interested In either OF the estates
i hereinafter named;
At n Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the county Of York, on the first Tues
day OF June, In the year OF our Lord eigh-
teen hundred and sixty nine, the following mat
ters having been presented for the action thereup-
on hereinafter indicated, IL Is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof DO given to all persons In
terested, by causing n copy or this order 70 be
published three weeks excessively In the UNION
AND JOURNAL and Maine Democrat. papers pub
lished I'm Biddeford. In said county, that they
may appear at n Probate Court. TO he held NJ
York. In said county, on ,n me eO r ~, LSei i1s
noon, and De heard thereon. and object II they see
cause.
ELIZA y. hardy, minor child Of George w.
Hardy, late at Kennepunk. deceased. Petition Tor
sale, presented by William n Lord, her Guardian.
3w26
NICHOLAS T.. SMART, late of Kennebunk, de.
ceased. VIII presented for probate by Dorothy d..
Smart, the executrix therein named.
REYSALD FERYILD, late OF Kittery. de-
ceased. First account presented for allowance by
Rachel NJ. fernald, his Administrators.
ELiSHd LIBBY, late of buxton, deceased. First
account presented FOR allowance by stephen H.
Libby his Administrator
SOLOMON RAMSDELL. late OF Wells, deccas-
cd. First and final account presented for allow
Ia
Also, said Administrators private account Tor al
lOwanco.
CHARLES u. HIRMON, minor and child of
nice Harmon, late OF SacO, deceased. First anu
final account presented for allowance by Edwin u.
smith. his Guardian.
JAMES GiLPITRicK. lato Of Kennebunk. de-
ce,sed Petition fOr allowance OF personal estate,
presented by Elizabeth 4, Fitzpatrick, lls widow.
GEORGE ~. hardy, late OF Kcnnsbunk, de-
ceased. Petition for allowance OF personal estate,
presented by Clara l.. Hardy, his widow.
YATHAN J. UNDERWOOD, late OF Saco, de-
ceased. Petition for allowance OF personal estate
IBBY 4. RIDLEY, minor anu child Of Ambrose
Ridley, late OF Dover, County OF strauord, New
Hampshire, deceased. Petition for license To sen
and convey certain real estate In YORK County, ~
private sale. presented by Joseph SHAW OF oah-
ford. her Guardian.
CDGlR ~ MOORE, minor and child 81 silss
Moore. late OF south berwick. deceased. fetuoh
for license 10 sell aud convey real estate nj private
sale, presented by Otis u. Hatch, bis 6uardan'
WlLTER ~ LSRR IBEE, minor child Of The
oIor. a Iarrabee late Of kennebunkporf, de-
ceased. Petition rOr license 10 sell and convey
rial estate nj private sale, presented by oeorse
Is. CARL, his Guardian.
WILLIAM GILPITRIcK. late OF Nerheld. de-
ceased Petition for llecnce TO sell aud convey
real estate Mt private sslc; presented by David IL
Iiyeen. his Administrator. p
RE. BOURNE, Judge.
A true copy Of the original order.
3w2J Attesti ii. IL. BURBANK. HeSister
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DR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
a BLOOD Purifier and Regulator.

Dyspepsia. Loss Of Appetite, Liver Ccmpl1lnn =,
NeTyous Affections, Diseases OF the Skin, Consump-
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrhea, and Diseases
peculiar Co FEMALES. Manufactured by HOPKINS
i Co, proprietors 81 the celebrated Catsrrh Tro-
chts and Electric Hair Restorer, is3 Main street,
Charlcstown, bIass. For sale by all druggists.
sDlyos1
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DODD'S
NERVINE
DID 1T.

NEW LONDON, CoSs.. April 26, 1869.
REMEMBERED PRIEsDl-I thoughtit well 10 walt
10 improve, az have been doing for some time, un.
der the treatment Of the new medicine. ana | am
happy to tell you that am getting better-even
faster than when you were here, j commenced
the u.e OF DODDS NERVINE without any one
advising me TO do IL. When I began with 10 /
could only walk from my bed TO the chair. My
trouble has been extreme pain In the head and
has lasted over three years. All the medicine
ain now able 10 20 up and down stairs, and daily
improving / consider the NFRVlNE the best
medicine ever found. and shall CONTINUE Its use,
ken only three bottles, and would not be without
II ON any account
sw2j Very truly, Mrs. ]. 3. MUTE. :
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NEW MILL

North KennebunlSport.
rhI. new mill, known as Days ,iili Is now IN OF,
sratI.n, where IA Kept constantly on hand. anil
Ts PICKS Ae CIIARLisS DAY.
MAY. 81, 1869. Nhb
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AMERICAN CONSOLIDATED
FIRE EXTlhGUISHER COMPANY,
05 Jyafer street, BOsf0n.
WANT9!

WANTS.!
Ia 50.
DO you pant good Gold Watch.
DO you ,oant good Siluer Watch.
DO you ,oant a good Clock.
DO you rant good Chain.
Do you rant good set Of Silrer Spoons.
Do you rant a good set Of Slrer Forks.
DO you rant good set Of Je,celry.
DO you rant a good pair Sleere Buttons.
Do you ,eant good Gold Ring.
DO you rant a good pair Of Speetaele'.
DO you rant good pair Of Eyeglasses.
DO you rant good set Of Table Knires.
DO you ,runi good sci Of Plated Forks.
DO you ,rani a good Pie or Fish KNIFE.
DO you rrant good Butler Knife.
DO you ,rani a good Fra! Knife.
DO you ,rani good Napkin Ring.
DO you uant good Tea Sci or Castor.
DO you ,rani a good Cake Basket.
DO you tsant good lee Piithr.
DO yOn irani good Butler Dish.
Do you wani good Berry Dish.
DO you ,cani good Mantle Ornament.
DO you teani good Irup,iing Bog.
DO you ,rani good HdkJor Glore Bor.
DO you ,rani good Album.
DO you ,rani a good Pocket Book.
DO you rant good Pocket KNIFE.
DO you ,rdnt good Rdsor.
DO you rant good pair Of Scissors.
DO you cant good pair of Shsars.
IN FACT, DO you WANT
Anything that is. or should be, found ina
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American and Foreign Patents.
AnhcrIran and ForeIIh Patchts'
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,
Lat, Agent Of fAs Unt,d state. Patent Ose,. WasA

Late Lgsnf Of hs United States Patent 0aes. Wash
ingfon, sndv rae def OF lnJ',
~ State ST., opposite Kilby st., Boston,
A FTHR an extensive practice ~ upwards OF 20
II years continues Ia secure patents In the Unit
ed States also In Treat Britain. France and other
foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, Bonds,
ignInents, aud all papers or drawing. fOr Pat
ents, executed on reasonable terms with Dispatch.
Researches made into American and Foreign
works, 20 determine the validity and Unity OF
Patents VI Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on ~ matters touching the same. Copies
OF the claims OF any patent furnished. by remit
Ing one dollar. Assignments recorded In wash.
iDgt0n. ...
no 1g,rey IN rae United sfafs' ps''ss',' superior
Iaeii,fiss JoI obtaining Paissis or aiesrfsnrrg TAO
pdfsnfabiliiy Of fnrtHfioss.
During eight months the subtcriber. In the
course Of his large practice, made t~ies I,j,ti,f
a applications, SIXTEEN APPEALs, EVERY ONE
ol which was decided IN An yHorby the Comnis'
sl0ner oi Patents.
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pO THE LADIES.

ry,O THE LADIES. The cclebatel DIR. l..
DIX particularly in,tcs all Lailrs who need Med.
,cII or surgical adviser call at IA. Rooms, u kDoo
STREET Bost6o, Mas which they viii nut ARRANGED &c
their spscisl accommodated
DR. DIX having devoted over twenty years 10 this
branch Of the trsain nc q all diseases peculiar 10 mal,
II B. now eoOoeded by ALL (th Ia this ouanty ah LarIs)
thai he excl. all other known Iracnsrs In the sAk
speedy anil cctual treatnent % all suale complaints.
M. medicines are prepared with the eSprcss puose %
removing sIi diseases such debility wAkDess, uBnata
raj supprcsslons enar,mebts Il the womb, also all dis
charges wheh nov run morbid state ~ The blci The
Doctor Il nov fully prepared treat IN his peculiar tiy,
both medically AMI surgcaly, all dsases Il Tie female
sex and they are respectfully in,ited 10 call Al
No. ~ Endicott street, BOSTON,
An letter. requiring advice nnst contain one dollar Ia
insure an answer.
B..Ion, Jan I, 1850.
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pr. T. DINS

charges arc very Moderate. Communicaons saeriy con
hdenal an all may ryy on him with The stctsst SIRE
~ ad confdepcs whatever may b. the disease, oondon
90 situation a any one married Or single.
Neicines sent by Mail and Hxprss to all parts Of Me
Unltei States. ..
All istsrs requiring advice must contain One doaro In
Xdircs DR L. DIX, No II EndcO,t street, Dss,On, Mas.
Boston, Jan. l. 1869
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"Mr II. II. EDDr has made Tor ne THIRTEEN
anpIIeatIons, on all but ONE Of which patents
have been granted, and that one 10 ssv p.sdiHg.
such unmistak able prof Of great talent aud abil-
nv ON his paft, leads nae 90 rrcommend ALL In
yentOrs Ia apply 10 him 10 procure their Patents,
as they may he sure Of having the most ialthiul
attention bestowed on their eases aud st very re-.
sonable charges. JOHN TAUliABT!"
Doston, Jan. 4, IeG1. lyJ
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.ve,C Advertisements.
AGENTS wANTEGrOR
Secrets of tine
Great City

A Work descriptive Of the VIRTUES, and the
VICES, the Mysteries, Misertes, and
Grimes of New York City.
IL contains IS fine engrayings and y tho Spiel.
est, most Thrilling, Instructive, and Cheapest
..o,t nuhlished
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IGNORANCE OP QuAcK DOCTORS And sosrnuM.
MAKEIlg

Through the gnonnce II the Quack Doetor knowing NO
other remedy, he relies upon MkRcrRr, and gives 10 All
his patients In Pills. DrOI-, &c 80 the Nosum-inaker,
euay inorant, adds u his so-called Extracts, speelhc,
Ankioe &c. both relying upon s effects In curing iew
IN hunirvd Il Il trumpeiei In various ways Throughout
The land but alas nothing said Of the balance, sotns
OF whom die, others grow worse, AMI are len 10 ng aud
snr for mouths 90 years, until nueNei " eurd Pos
M. l.....O mn.
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ouAcK SosrRuM.MAKERs.

through se certificates and reference. AMI reccnmenia
lions of their medicines By the dsdf who canDo, eSpoe
or contradict them, Who besides 10 farhsr their impo.
sons cory from medical books much that IL written %
the qualities and effects q deu herts and psnts, and
ascns all the same 10 their P, Ehiracs specifies ke,
most Of which, n not ALL contain Mercury, scanse 81 the
aneieut belief Ia curng everything" bat known
- skill than 10 cured AMI those not Killed, cooslta-
tIonally injured for ne.
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pur ALE ouAcKs ARE NOT IGNORANT.

Notwithstanding the Nrvgolng laets known 10 some
auack doctors and nostrum makers, w.t. regardless OF the
lie aIl health Of oters, there bose among sm Who
will Irure themselves, oonlradetlng giving mseay
m rer tstI.t. or that Il T. contained In their nostrums,
a. that The uuaI fy" may ie obtained or prisssiy cur
Ing OF ''the dollar 'ifaeon u may he o'talnei
Coz the pos,nm. II Is thus that many are deceived,
siso anil u-ecssly sIsDi large amounA br experiments
nIarn
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TPSTINoNIkIs

"I regard Mr. Efiy as one Of the most otpasfs
aud sueeo,fsi practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON. Com'r of Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ man moro tenPsftsf sad
frssfrorfhv, and more capable at putting their app
plieations In form 10 secure ior Them an saIiy
AMI favorable consideration at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE.
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v Hand bill. printed At siii' once
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- Posters printed a, ,hi. cf,ce.
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SIXTEEN YEARS

who know little % the nature and character u Special Dis
cases. and Tess to their some exhibit fofgci d.
Ilomas q ILstutlons or Cocges, which never existed IN
any Part % the worb, others exhibit Dirlcmss 81 The
Deal hox Obtained unknown not only sssnmng and ud-
yrtlsing I'm names 81 those Inserted In the diplomas but
10 further thsr inpo~on names ~ other osie-
bratcd physicians long sincs dead Neither be deoSed
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HAS $4,000 Numbers And OIER s!A,50OO0N ASSETS!
d lssnes nll lhe various l:lnds Of nolicles,

G yarons kinds policies,
lteaty operation than
following and
equitable Of both
year andplp alo policy,
policy
0 he . well as subsequent
No 10 o United States %
II much ail
Alit profits are divided tS policy holden
annually the end third date policy and to
(by premium surplus be divided Dividends paid
n full paid ms,
The Company viii loan member ofmony equivalent the cash value
all cash the wh
yea, policy, aud thus any extremity
n Il o rel all
mcrcsh AS largo and growth.
S.DAGGERT, President, A, w. KELLOGG, Secretary
RUFFNER & HoVEY State Agents Point Pleasant WrsV.
,NlasoncDu Virginia. 2l-l0m
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NGggI.RIo.in

Can be effectuolly cured by taking DR.. Ro-
backs Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills, and
bathing the affected parts with TincurG Of
Aeonile or ChlOrofonn. Sold by L. S. Bright.
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HTIITs excellent Medicinal compound was ilrst
u prepared By DR.. J. ". POLAND, in isi7,
and was then employed with great success In
cSpclling hlmors from the blood; bat in 1915 a
medical friend Who quite celebr&ed as pliysl-
clau, especially in the treatment of haporS aug.
gcstcd come Important improvements, Which were
adopted, and which has made I; 30 the peohlt say
thc,cry best remedy for a!kinls fhumorSkuown
10 tho faculty"
This preparation Is composed entirely Of yegeta:
h.,s, umons Which are Sar.aPagilll, Yellow Dock,
Noble Fine, Mandrake, aud EiJOdro0t.
Wien the originator liked in Kew Hampshire, ut
Gostown Centre, for The space Of thirty or forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, The
Iumor Doctor was well known mud highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which 1t ef.
fsctcd. Though manufactured in large quantities,
hesupply was frequently exhausted, and purchas. ;
crs had to wait ror more to be made. In that re-
gon, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were
treated with and they were cured! Erysipelas
sores, or carbuncIcs those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used, So twas with scrofula and
SaltRheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
it56rcc from any DANGEROUS drugs Is pleasantto
the taste, safe, yet sue AMI elective Ia its action
,,pr.f, ,ppn At TINS
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a Positive RelnodE 20 eli
kinds of Hun1ors.

sorofula, Scury, SaIt-Rheum; Carl II
Giles and Boils, Ulcers and all obstibfio
Affections of the Skin, Inflapia' tfy.
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles, Clg5hlo,
Diarrhea, Mercurial Diseases, and every
faint Of the System; Dyspepsia, andihoso
Affections originating In the Dersngemene
Of the Digestive Organs; viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous AZ
feCtiona, Headache, Languor, and Depress
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, eonstIs
patton.
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Ladies'

OF sCdennry habits who require gentle
Purgaltye will find Roback's Blood Pills Just
the medicine they want; they are perfectly safe
and can be taken AT all liucs; they contain
no mercury or mineral poison, but are purely
vegetable. For Sale by Z. S, Bright. 81
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Sick Headache.

Arises from dlsordcrcd state Of the Stomach
and bowels, and a bilious arrangement Of The
liver, and can be permanently cured by the
use Of Robacks Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills
Y, S, Bright, Agent.
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Can lady who scoldS her hubbard be
said 10 be suffering from 40 attack Of 10.
aapiatiOn of Tho disposition?

He who blackOnS OlbcrS does not
Wnitsn himself.