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E>oK SALE AT S. & E. MADDOCkS, CHEAP
l. for Cash.
LADIES, M1SSES and Children's BOOTS of
all Styles. BOYS BOOTS, that will keep the feet
dry. Mems thick and CALF BOOTS, of our own
manufacture.
Upper Leather, Calf skins, splits. Sole
Leather, and Shoe Findings. Also Trunks
manufactured by w. T. Burrill. in this city.
The Burriil Trunk Can't be Beat
Remember the place, No. % Custom House Square
Progressive Age Building
Belfast, Nov. !, 1870. 3w17.
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This may certify that had been suffering with the
'Rheumatismn for five months. And at that time it
seized my right hip and leg, down to the foot. This
the physicians called "Sciac." tried many kinds of
highly recommended medicines which l applied outside
and also many kinds which took for the blood. Still
got relief for seven months all the time doing
my best, with good advisers have in city.
Finally called at the New York University Branch and
the proprietor said he could help me- SO commenced
on his medicine, and in four weeks thought felt relief.
And in eight weeks able to leave my at home,
and have been well to this time, three months having
passed. DAVID KEAZER.
Portland, Aug. I'd, 1870.
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LATER AND BETTER
M L = 5 O L II [.

The Democrats have made a clean sween in
Missouri. Their majority i'll St Louis is over ten
thousand. Brown majority in the State is over
WheIihlng. and far greater than the most sanguint
anficipations of his friends.
Tennessee is all right.
f"ier f7lhfhs III New York look better and bet
flow
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Cures Treated by Letter,

DIR. STAPLES One bottle of your extract OF Cancer
Plant cured my little boy of Scrofula of fifteen months
standing. IT should write all day could not give
full idea of his uterngs. I'VE employed five physician
without reet) His all healed and he appear
perfectly we'll We think it is wonderful cure. Several
of our friends taking the medicine with good
cess. Mrs. WIN. j. LEWIS,
Old Town. Sent. l., 1870.
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For four years | have been troubled with bleeding
piles, had been most Of the time under treatment
our best physicians, but got no relief. called at the
University Branch, obtained bottle OF ointment and
1t cured me In three days. and l have had return
symptoms since. j. Ii. BARBARICk
Gorham, Sept 20, 1870.
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By A. l.. SIMPSON, Her Attorney
Nov, s. 1870, Avis

tpa AYR t REsT ss' @ ss.
and either of the following splendid engravngs FREE
Evangelinc The American Beauty; President Grant
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and Racy Sketches, &c. Gold and Silver Watches,
&C., offered for largest lists. SUBSCRIBE NOW.
Specimens six cents. None Free Please say where you
saw this notice.
Address, UNION BANNER, Belfast, Maine.
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GoRHAM, Me-, Aug. Is, 1870.
DR.. Staples-Dear Sir:-Without solicitation on the
part Of any person. l. of my free will and accord
give testimony to the virtue of your medicine.
have suffered extremely with the bleeding piles and
Catarrh Tor ten years. My memory, sight and hearing
failing from the effect of them felt last spring
that must resign my calling.
have taken two bottles of the "Pile Extract two OF
the Extract of Cancer Plant" and one bottle OF
"Catarrh Specific" 1t has done wonders for me.
am d new man. 1 feel as though have found sure
at last.
Yours Truly, JOHN COLLINS,
Pastor of the Nj. +. Church, Gorham, Me-
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For fifty years have been troubled with Scrofula.
Some fifteen years ago fearful ulcer broke out my
leg Three months ago it had extended from the Ankle
joint nearly to the knee. l could not without
great pain. In this condition commenced taking the
University Medicine. At first drove out fearful hu
NOR all me. In a few days the humor began to
subsde, and the ulcer is healed and feel like a
new being. ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN
Portland, Aug. 30. % Chestnut Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ASK puG DR.. CLAGKE'S SHERRY WINE BIpTEgS,

And take other See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label of each bottle No other is genuine
They puerly vegetable and will not intoxicate tsp
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For three years badly afflicted with Asthma,
Catarrh. and fearful consumptive cough. WAS per.
ecty cured with the University Medicines in six weeks
For the past two months have been continually ex-
posed and cod without the least return of symp
toms OF the above diseases. CAPT. A. CLEAVES.
Cape Elizabeth, June Sd, 1870.
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NOtiCeOf FOrGclOSureOf Mortgageo Of Real Estate

T WILLIAM X. DUNCAN. of Linconville County
l., of Waldo, State of Maine. assignee hereby give
Waldo, State of Maine, conveyed Mary X. Mathews,
of Lnconviile aforesaid by mortgage decd dated Oct
book 45, page 1853, and assigned by said Mathews
the following described real estate viz certain parcel
of land lying in Lncolnve aforesaid and known the
Tavern Stand" reference being made said NOR gage
deed for particular description, that the condi
ton in said mortgage is broken, by reason of which
claim foreclosure of the same.
WILLIAM X. DUNCAN.
Dated this fourth day of November A. ID. 1870. 3w1S
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For several months was sorely afflicted with Salt
Rheum and Erysipelas my feet were badly swollen my
legs and lower part of the body covered with
the smarting and itching intense there no
rest for me. In this condition, (after employing three
phys without the least benefit commenced tax
Ing the University Medicines and cured in four
weeks.
Several of my acquaintance have used the Medicines
with the same result. IVORY GORDON,
New Gloucester, June LIST, 1870.
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The University Medicines

are not patent me dcines but the ayore prescriptions
of the New York Medical University, incorporated
institution of the State and prepared In
with the views of number of distinguished living
American practitioners who believe that time is come
when educated physicians should arise and make de-
cisve effort to overthrow the health destroying system
Of auackery prevailing in every town and city and sub
stitute scientific responsible remedes-made in
dance With the principles of Medical Chemistryn
flooding the country. These elegant specifics pre-
pared BY newly discovered chemical process by which
they acquire reliability, efficacy, and mastery power
hitherto unknown to medicine. We are daily receiving
letters from every Fart of the country from patients
and physicians, recording the most astounding
performed by these remedies Many of these had
been considered beyond of There has
been success like this system of medicines. THE
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES are to day sweeping the
country from Maine to Mexico, becoming the leading
poisons, nosrums, and drugs and their sale
is becoming enormous. They are now regularly pre-
scrbed by more than 1900 physicians.
The New York University Branch,
$50 Congress St., under Congress Hail.
PELEG STAPLES.
agent for the State Of Maine and Neeo Bruns-
cick
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LOCAL ITEMS, &c.
News of the County and City.
City Affairs.


NOVEMBER eth, lo19
PETITIONS PRESENTED. K. Sbley, Administrator,
10 discontinue Front Street land of Darby heirs.
Il Stbley. For change in West line of same Street.
Daniel Lane, Jr and 81 others To widen Main Street
and run the same on line from Haneys to south
corner of l.. A. knowton's and thence to r. Sibley &
sons Samuel A, Bodgett For damages for land taken
on south side OF Main Street. Each referred Com
ittee on Front Street Thomas r. shute and 10 others.
For city Sexton to remove bodies from grave yard in
Ward . to Grove Cemetery Laid on table in Council.
T. l. Whittier and W. y. Bickford for permission to
Gaslght Co.. for consent Of CITY to Manufacture Coal
Gas. Leave granted. George Gilmore and others,
Tor School Agent for District No. -. George Gilmore
appointed and sworn.
ORDER No. 20, passed. TO open james Street from
Cedar TO Congress.
ROLL OF ACCOUNTS No. Z. Allowed and ordered
PAID, viz, Contingent, $S90.lg; Highways, $s1477;
schools, S273.66. Fire Department, sl23; Paupers,
$4,000; Total $2,65G.35.
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To Peleg Staples Agent for the New York University
Branch
Two months ago came to Portland en- rout for Eng
land and the British Provinces was almost past being
able to travel to attend to business to write
letter. my head was one continual rack OF pain from
Catarrh of two years standing, which your Catarrh
Specifies has thoroughly cured as that no longer feel
my pain take any medicine. know OF Others it has
cured had tried London and Paris surgeons Of the
most eminent rank, without avail am yours,
General Travelling Agent Railway and Emigrant gency
Portland, Me-, August, 1870.
For twenty five years have suffered with Scrotula and
Salt Rheum Cor letter.. Have paid out hundreds dol
lars and been treated by several rstcass Physicians
without benefit. Some four weeks ago commenced
using the University Medicines. At the time my fore
the skin; also my tongue covered with ulcers. am
day free from all the above troubles and heartily
recommend these medicines to the afflicted.
Sc. MUNSEY, 81 Chestnut St.
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870
As certain individuals have reported that the above
certificate is false and disease bad ever wish
to say the time gave the above certificate the story
not hall told. In addition to the above my leg and
back was covered with Sores am well and fell at
leasltwenty years younger than cid before taking the
remides.
My advice to the afflicted to give the medicine trial
and not to be deferred by the cry of humbug 1t cured
me- it has cured many others. believe the extracts
SC. MUNSEY.
June 10, 1870.
DR.. RICHARD MOODY, sole Agent for BELFAST.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
SHEER IF OFFICE, PIERCE COUNTY,
y IL. lDal. lpHn

SHERIFF OFFICE, PIERCE COUNTY,
-fr September 18th, 1870. (
To the Town Clerks of the several Towns Of Pierce
County, and the Aldermen of the City of Pres
colt:
a general election is to be reid in the several
town AMI wards in this county. on the Tuesday sue
ceeding he first monday, being the Sth day o: Mo-
mentioned in the foregoing notice from the secreta
~ of state, viz:
A State Superintendent, in place of Samuel Fall
A Representative in congress, in place of c. G.
Washburn whose term II Office will expire on the
fourth day of March next
A Member Of Assembly, for the assembly district
comprising the county Of Pierce, in place of o. 8.
Powell, VIII term of Office wall expire on the day
preceding the first Monday Of January next: = fs
lso county officers for said county follows:
Sheriff, In place of 6. W. DickiBson.a sssa5
A District Attorney, in place of ]. C. Button.
A Register of Deeds in place Of c. W. Brown.
Clerk Of The Board of Supervisors, in place OF
A County Treasurer in place of N. q. Wiliams
A Clerk of the Circuit Court, in place of G.. w.
Brown.
A Coroner in place of G.. ". Carnes.
A County Surveyor, in place of G.. w. CarneF.
Whose several terms of Office viii expire tho
first Monday of January next. 5
At the same election, the question will taken on
the approval by the people of the propO edt Amend-
ment to the constitution authorizing the Establishments
of the grand jury system. ~. ssf#t< fttsy 't5-sI
Votes cast on the question must be on separate
ballot and those favor must. contain the verbs
Against the grand jury SYSTEM" and those against
must contain the words "F or the sgrand jury syst IN
q. W. DIcKIs SON,
alasEe @E& Sheriff of Pierce County.
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TIME Life of GEO. L. BELDES, who. from a love
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

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WINE OF LIFE.

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ToIcn 81, Rance Is.
decided to W A Tozrr

decided to " A TOzrr
/. A Taylor 6 20 OF
part Of sw4 set, living in
a square form, 6 rods
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containing IL 53-lO0ih
acres also, Sc corner of
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form Is rods n and Ly
30 rods and W contain.
ing 2and S2-l00' h acres:
also, NV corner Of set Of
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Mild, Certain, Safe and Efficient.

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A part 81 lot 4 be-
ginning At the NV. COR
neF OF said lot 4, thence
running east Z rods aud
c links, thence south 30
deg. east 50 rods and Is
links, thence south A
deg. west % rods, thence
north ID deg. west, 20
rods, thence south A
deg. west, 16 rods and IL
LINKS, thence north 81 T'ls
to p ace Of beginning.
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WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TOXIC Is prepared expressly for
dyspeptcs and those suffering with habitua
1t is slightly stimulating tonic and splendid appe
tier istengthens the stomach and restores the d.
gestive organs to their healthy state Weak.
and dyspeptc persons shonl use Warmers dyspepsia
tonic For sale by drug sists-price, 81
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WARMER
PILE RENGEDx

WARMERS PTLE REMEDY has never Jailed mot even
in easel to the very worst cases of blind itch
ing or bleeding piles, Tho who afflicted should
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Pile Remedy It's EXPIRE for tn piles and Is not
recommended to any other disease. 1t has cured
many cases of over thirty years standing Price 81
for sale by druggists everywhere. = asq5
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A piece OF land Commence
ing 40 rods and 22i links
west from the n. Q. cor
ner OF net Of net Thence
= 80 rods Thence W Is
rods Thence n 81 rods
Thence c is rods tn place