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Advance. ye that are feeble, yc that are
poor in reason, We that are slender in emo
ton, yc that are yielding Ia will-sdvance
to the Christian life; for there Is help for
YOU. Though you tot;er, there shall be u
staff cut for YOU.
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DR.. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.

Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint
Nervous Affections, Diseases OF the skin Consump.
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrh9a, and Disease.
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
CO., rroprietors OF the celebrated CatarIh Tro-
ehes and Electric Hair Restoror, leS Main street
Charlestown. Mas. For sale by all druggists.
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Btdslefora Ucriisen.e ,,fs
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"A village in the United states. Tor Bonds ratsnt
indie xicaf Dill and Letter Fila Bells readily 10
10 every business man OF whatever calling 10
light, pretty and neat and 10 really great ca
rioslty aside from Its utility.
Samples sent FREQ 10 any address ON receipt OF
siOO and two red stamps Liberal discount 70
agents I3tf Z. W. BOND, Bidd,ford, Me.
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mo THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. L

U,O TIE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
DIX psnseuisry Invites eli IAAies ~he nesi MOD.
S,ui or Ssrgsoai sivtss. 10 call q bis sms, n koa
srrst, Ds-,so, MAss, which tLey vTn nDi Arranged W
tieir spertAi scrcsDmodston. n. 40,
On DIX having devcsed over twenty yoAn " his
sx,.rh AZ The srasent u IN disrasss peculiar 70
h d nor oocuisd By an, (o In this spntsy .oi Larf.
that be srcsis al osber tnovn prstiucrs IN tne ~
Is n-iIcins- ar, rrvfArvd siih tie esIF,ss rar'~
removing all d..ss ssrh - dstsiy, vsaas a.
nj sspprsssscus, arrangements q us .o.o az ~
charges which Coz from HsSt4i stale ~ w 80 "a.
tsh ,,l-i,y AMI ,urrscaiiy an di-sAss a ue fs'nAs
ses ana ny sr, rsspsrsfsiiy inv'sri 70 oHh"
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bankruptcy Notices.

Notice of Assignee of His Appointment.
TN the District Court Of the United States for
the District OF Maine In the matter OF Stevens
brothers, Bankrupts. In bankruptcy. District
of Maine, ss,-At Biddeford, the twenty-sixth day
of February. A. II. 1869. Tho undersigned hereby
Ylyes notice OF hrs appointment as Assignee Of
steyens Brothers, Of Biddeford, in the County Of
YORK, and State Of Maine, within said District.
who have been adjudged Bankrups upon their
own Petition rs copartners and Milton II. Stevens
District Court OF said District.
3wI3 GORHAM N. WEYMOUTH, Assignee.
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sion for tale-telling. Lisp not word that
will ipJurc the character Of another, and
as far rs you are concerned, the SANDER
will die.
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SOOO DIR. Ia DIX, u falling v eure "a We.
time than any other ply siean nov eneetu ADh lsi'
maneptly, with les restraint fr"n oecupaun ~ @hi'
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sELP.ADUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects aDi oOn-equenoesi
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Incident TO Married AMI single LAdes'
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the Face swelling e the JOINTS Nervousness, C"su-
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prou,iy refers 10 Processes AMI respectable rhyfan.-
many q whom consult him In critical cas-, scane MS
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hong expericpce, przctior and dver'aiosl
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l0ls CONTAMINATION nntll
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured In such great numbers In almost every sec
ton OF the country, that the public scarcely ncel 20
be Informed Of It's virtues or uses. 49,.
Scrofulous poison u one OF the most dcstructive
enemies of race. Oftcn, this unseen and unicli
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and invites the attack OF or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion OF Its presence. Again,
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them on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
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It's presence by eruptions the skin, foul ulcer
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ysablc, even when no active, symptoms OF disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com.
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Id! ~. dnthony's Fire, Rose or. Erysipefas,
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Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other cruptions OF
visible forms OF ScrVfstOus disease. Also In the
more concealed forms, Us Dysp~psia, Drypsy,
Heart Eisedse, FITS, Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
and the various Uioero"s affections OF the museu
SVshiiis or Ge;,eredi and Mer~urfal Disesses
are cured by IT, though long time Is required for
subtluing these obstinate malades by nny mc,i'cine
Tut long continued use Of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Lrbcorrh0a or Whfrs, Uterine
UIeer0fi"as, and Eessaie Diseases, are CON.
monty soon relieved aud ultimately cured by IT,
purify Ing and invigorating eject. Minute Drec.
lions for each case are found In our Almanac, cup
piic,i gratis. Ish~ns,afisn and t;o"f, when
caused Ivy Accommodations OF eStraneous matters
in the blood, Weld quickly 10 H., ms also Lfrep
Cesspiaints, forridify. CoRpesfios or Ipfam-
NATION of the Lirsr, and JasndiSe, when arising,
IS they often 10. nom the ranking polsons In the
blood. This SIRSJI'dRILLd j. n great "
,iorer for the strength and yigor Of the system.
Those who are Ias0uid and Lisffcss, DesJon-
fenf, Sieepiess, and troubled with Nervous Iy-
yrehensions or Fe"rs, or any OF the affection,
,ymptOmatic or Weakness, will Ind immediate
Tlief and convincing evidence Of It's restorative
'owerupon trial. 'T.FT'7''0.h
PREPARED ny
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Practical and Asnivticsi Ch~~ists.
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JULY 10, 1868.

The managers of the Unirusai feel great atis-
faction In presenting the above statement 70 their
Policy holders aud the public. IL exhibits the
Company in = condition OF prosperity and strength
believed, been surpassed by any mutual company
Al a similar period OF its existence.
Assuming the very low rate Of Interest OF fre
Per cert as that 10 be realized It's investments
In the future 10 nevertheless Is qualified 10 rein.
sure lie outstanding risks Hisp,ndsnt Of the cid 81
ifs csg,fal steel, which thus stands uSinrAiREp
ssrrlss pledged Tor the additional psoteetioa ei
its policy holders. More ample or perfect securi.
ity IL not offered 10 their assured by any life In
suranee company In the country.
such success IN the fAoe Of thu unusaal dif3cul-
ties which the Managers Dad 90 contend against,
Il truly gratifying. and 10, 20 them moot resssur-
Ing and satisfactory evidence ef The scundness oi
the principles upon which the enterprise IL based
To the Agents of the Company, by whose seal,
industry and intelligence, this gratifying result
has been achieved. the Mana gers return their sin
cere thanks and congratulations.
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.re,o .adrcrtisei,,c, sts.

DArENTs.BY WHOM OBTAINED"PATENTs
i Address Thos. II. Dodge, many years Chief 81
amiper, and OF Appeal Board, Y. =. Patent vmee,
Worcester, Mass. SWiz
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Scatter the Printed Matter.
Blddeford aud Saco Merchants who desire TO
draw the trade OF the surrounding country, should
Hrst advertise in the UNION AND JOURNAL and
then scatter llsnd-Bills In every community In
the County. Thus they win reach the public nom
two good and effective points. little money thus
spent will bring In to them hundred fold return
in one year. Tt! L. We can furnish the adrertis
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Citizens Of the Neighboring Towns
In want OF Printing, invited to visit this E'ab
lishment We can, and will do Printing In rs good
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any other ofice in the State.
II AL orders ~ Mail, Errre. or ~ Psr'oa,
,rn ., promptly attended TO, and 'aifa,iien giH be
guaranteed ~ all cases.
J. e. BUTLER,
PROPRIETOR
l78yMain ST., Biddeford.
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avid Clerk Of District Court for said District
Di.trict Court of the United States,

District Court of the United States.
nIsrRICT OF MAlNE.-In the matter of william
IL II. Beaumont, bankrupt In Bankruptcy. This
"a IN give notice that petition has been presented
10 the Court this nth day OF March, 1862 by Will
liam II. beaumont, OF Portland, Bankrupt, pray
Ing that he may be decreed TO have full discharge
nom all his debts, proyable under the Bankrupt
Act and upon reading said petition, IL IL Ordered
by the Court that hearing DO had upon the same,
on the seventh day OF Juno, A. d. 1860, before the
Court In Portland, In said District, at 10 o'clock A.
H., and that the second meeting OF the creditors
OF said bankrupt DO held before j. ID. Fessenden,
LEICESTER, on tho fifth day OF April. 1869, and the
third meeting OF the same on the third day OF
May 1862 and that notice thereof be Published In
the Biddeford Journal and the Daily Advertiser,
newspapers printed In said district, once week
for three weeks, and once In Weekly Advertiser,
and that all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons In interest, may appear
ct said time and place, and show cause, any they
have. why the prayer OF said petition should not
DO granted. ,,,,, , ,,,,,
3wl5 Clerk OF District Court for said District
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NOTICE I!

WHEREAS, my viis. MsrE.r.. a. x.ss, be, lett
w ny bed and hoard, this u N tofeld =. psr;s
soma uussisg or hasbesisg her on ny nscocsI -, !.
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. HARK! HARK
HEAR. We AFFLICTED !!

PROP. 81. FERDENANDERz, REGULAR rhy.
sIcIsn aad Surgeon, and inan OF inlssily tas,
u his duty TO warn the Peenlaily ss .ss ar .hieS
sae s.iix syau XII 10 hi, notice Ut " 10 rvmAIk.
shls a fny nj, low charges and Tor ,peedy cures
OF any diseases Of the urino.gensrsuv, ory ,,..
All usaknssses peculiar 10 ladIss spesa.y 49,,
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DISTRICT OF MAINE-In the matter Of
H. Bradbry Rand Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
Thisis to give notice that Petition has been pres
ented 70 the Court, this twentieth day Of March.
bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed 20 have
. full discharge from all his debts provable un-
der the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said petit
ton. II Is ordered by the Court that hearing be
had upon the same, on the seventh day OF June. A.
d. 1902 before the Court In Portland. In said Dis
trict at 10 O'Clock A. n, and that all creditors who
terest may appear at said time and place, and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not DO granted.
WM. p. PREBLE,
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OFFICERS

WILLIAM WALKER. Presidenl
HENRY J. YuRDER. Vice President.
J9ilN u; l. bEw Mn Secretary;
y. PARKS rAcKLER. conssittns Aet'y:
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this cN
cellent medicine enjoys
Is derived from It's cures,
many VI which are truly
marvellous. Inyeteraic
cases Of Scromlous dis.
ease, where tho system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured BY 10.
Scrufulous affections and
disorders, which were az
gravated by the scroin.
Iona .nnf.,.tna altar nail
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STATE OF MAINE

A MoNG the rry bs. Rir insurance Co.'S,
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158yMain ST., niddeford.
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PREPIRED ny
DR.. J. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass-
Practical AND Asn'vtieai CA~~isis.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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eharr-s arc very Moderate. cenmao.e,.
ndsn,i.i end al may r1y On hin .ih ne ane' s.,,,
~ sDi coohdsHs, shs.,. - =, .irr,.
Msi.ssos. .su, by Mail asi E'T'-' 10 ell gsf~ o. The
Cnltcf ststes. .. ....., -. Ana, n, n,
'a nsir.. p.. l.. Dr., No Il E.i' .re'. ps'on, NJ.
B.-ton, Jan. l. 1850
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SCION Robinson in Cincinnati.

Mr.. r. relates some curious anecdotes
of his experience while treasurer of the
old Columbia street Theatre. He had no
safe in his Office, nor any secure place of
deposte for the evenings receipts and it
was generally supposed that he carried the
money with him in his cash~box to his
residence. He then lived ina new street,
near Nicholas Longworth, and had large
stretch of open lots and lumber yards to
pass, near Peyton Symmes-a fit and
proper place for highwaymen. 1t was a
source OF constant anxiety to some of his
friends He was not free himself from
apprehension that he might be attacked,
though he was careful to let it be known
that he carried pair of rather foi midable
doubled-barrelled pistols. lie would have
been willing to bet at any time that, if
attacked, the rascals would not get the
money, If they had known what he did
they would have been sure of it for it
was every night in the box office, unguard-
ed and wholly unsecured. And this was
how it was done. The money was count
ed and put into the cashobox, where
twenty eyes could overlook the operation
through the windows This was done
upon large table covered with green
baize, which hung down foot or more
over the edge. Underneath, hook was
fixed in the centre. After everything was
prepared to retire he took the box under
his arm and extingushed the lights then
dropping hastily upon his knees, he hung
the ring of the box upon the hook under
the table and marched out, leaving the box
where he believed no rogue would ever
look for it certainly none ever did For
years he kept his secret, and kept the
money safe.
One night the stage carpenter over
heard some words and saw two men loiter-
ing upon the gallery stairs, watching the
cash operations, and was so convinced
they mcditated mischief that he deter.
mied to 20 home with the treasurer. as
the receipts that night were unusually
large. 1t was agreed that the carpenter
should 60 on and join Mr.. r. Il, the cor.
Ter of Columbia street and Broadway.
liz TeuCllcu lIltIc Hc DcCHIllt tOil
WINGED that The carpenters suspicious we're
not groundless. He saw the fellows come
of the stairs and cross TIE street They
kept nearly opposite, and he could see
them from an occasional glimpse. When
he stopped TO talk with the carpenter, as
though an accidental acquaintance, the
suspicious party passed on, and the two
then crossed over and followed silently,
Just as they reached the lumber yard .
CLEAN of light showed the pair ahca)
hastily entering dark alley between two
piles of lumber. A couple Of balls in
stantly followed them into the same alley
There was report next morning of blood
upon some boards, but all parties who
knew why, kept their counsel, and some
body undoubtedly discovered that tia
gold placer could not be worked safely m
proftably. l.. FRANKfNsTEIN, il
Packad's Monthly, for Joac,
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A LITTLE PROBIEM.-A young man
asked an old man for his daughter in mar.
riage. The answer was $50 into the
orchard and bring in number of apples.
Give me enc half of the whole number
and tie mother half OF the balance and
half en- apple over, and TO the daughter
one half Of the remainder and half an APP
re, and have one left for yourself, with
nut cutting an apple, and then if she is
willing, you can have her." He solved
the question, How many did he bring
DIR. KANE, finding a flower under the
Humboldt glacier. was more affected by
it because il grew beneath the lip and cold
bosom OF the ice, than he would have
been by the most gorgeous garden bloom.
So some single struggling grace, in the
heart Of one far removed from divine in
fuences, is dearer than whole catalogue
of virtues in the lite of one more favored
of Heaven.
Glass is not certain insulator against
electrical charges. An electrical coil has
lately been made in London which sends
the lightning spark through five incbe. oil
solid glass.
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TT is FOR SALE!

And the owners are anxious to dispose of the
viously by NJ. Gicknor, deceased) d known by
many as the DYER PLACE, in Middleburv
Said property is pleasantly located, on the cor
ner OF Seminary and High Streets, and has lot
150x1S0 feet including choice Garden, with thirty
or more Fruit Trees of good varieties; also many
Grape Vines just beginning to bear, together with
Strawberries, &C.. &c.
The House-containing eleven rooms--is we'll
adapted to convenience and comfort is in perfect
repair both interior and outside including slated
roof, &c. t supplied with cistern and never-iai-
ing well water, and has ample stable accommoda-
ton in fact, lacks nothing to make it a very de-
sirsbe residence property.
Parties disposed TO purchase may call upon or
address &. TlCKNOR.
Middlebury, Vt. 2
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A SMALL Pox REMEDr.-A corrcspon
dent of the Stockton, Gal J Herald, ori'c
IA follows;
herewith append recipe, which has
been used TO my knowledge in hundreds
cases. 1t will prevent or cure the small
pox though the pitlings are filling When
Jenner discovered cow pux in England,
The word Of science hurled End avnlinrhe
of fame upon bis head, but when the most
scientific school %! medicu' in the world
that Of Paris published thi, recipe as
panacea for SINAI! pox, it passed nnhrcd-
ed 1t is as unfEiI.ng rs fate, and coiqucrs
in every instance. II is harmless when
taken by well person, II will also cure
scarlet fever Here is the recipe ~ have
used it, and cured children Of scarl,t fever;
here it is as have used il to cure the
small pox when leurned physiciens said
the patient must die, it cured; Suphate
of zinc, one grain; foxglove (digitalis J.,
one grain half a teaspooniu of sugar
mix with two tablcspoonfuls Of water.
When thoroughly mixed, add four ounces
of water. Take a spoonful every hour
Either disease will disappear in twel, e
hours. For a child, smaller doses, accor.
ding TO age, II counties would compel
their physicians 10 use this, there would
he no need Of pest houses If you value
advice and experience, use this for that
terrible disease
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COFFINS AND CASKETS.
NOTICE.

The under signed would respectfully announce
to the people of Middebury and vicinity that they
have purchased the interest Of A. T., Williamson
& Co. in the Butcher business, and have opened
a Meat Market under the name OF COMSTOCK &
CO.. in McLeods building, first door east of Scott
boot and shoe shop, where they will be happy to
wait upon all those who may desire provisionsiu
their line. Lime will also be kept on hand for
sale. They are making arrangements to open a
Lumber Yard where they will fill orders for every
kind of lumber manufactured in this vicinity, on
short notice.
MILTON BROOKS. o. ?. COMsToCK
Middleburv, Nov. %, 1868 S5yl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-15

Fran PdctorFs MooHy, for dme.
Shall we Forget.
NY GEORGE COOPER.
shall we forget, when we are gone,
The summers lovely pride,
The woodlands deep and widee
Nor these alone;
The song of the bird and bee,
And the seas wild minstresy?
when on these fairer lands our eyes are set,
Shall we our earth forget?
shall we forget our glowing dreams,
Our manhood's loving cares,
our children's earnest prayers?
The sunsets CLEANS,
Tue stars, the sum- the leaves,
The wealth of rustllng sheaves?
The rose and lily with morns dew-drop wei
Shall we all these forget?
shall we forget our friends of old
The kindly word and deed,
The hand that helped our need?
Loves bliss untold,
That brighter made our path
In Deaths grand aftermath?
Whatever glories in those realms are met.
o. could we earth forget: