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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
Important to Farmers,
And all People living in the Coun-
Of srlse.ulr try! autHams
.d5 GREAT DlSTRIBUTIONaOF De- z
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Clocks, watches,

The great New i ork Agricultural
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and IS subseFibersswiiI receive gratui-
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eral Premium List is more liberal than
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Grand 22nd OF February BAH
Prot. VII. H EsoE, win give
q GrandEBaHYopg FneEdpy Ewes
Feb. 22nd 1870, at Minors Hall.
He cOrdialIF extends an invita-
ton to one end All to honorths
occasion with theik presence.
Good music mingled with the
joyous aaughfsFo of the many who
will u4aoubtedly be present will
make the occasion one OF pnusu-
al gaiety The; evenings pro-
gramme Will commences with
the BIG ELEPHANT MARCH,
by the E6t9n Corset Bond; And
to couOE4ds wit sTHE Wiz
GINIAR 81 Hacn and
Churchiils e1tiSs 0Eclfsstra. On
with the daSce, 1T Joy be moon
fued.D The festivities Of the ocs
casion Will be condncted By the
following eentIemehs JosephxW.
Acton, Will Hambidge and John.
Eson.
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assls WHY s.. is ss'o

aaQuSWs Roback's
. Stomach Bitters, Blood PH33.
rifer and1eBlood sPiAsd4the 4
three greatest remedies the
world has ever known2aassa.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

10 CORRESP0NDENTS .-Lettsrs
on subjects of local and general interest
will have the best attention.
NO letter will be inserted unless the
the writer communicates his real name
and address, not necessarily for puniieA-
t,on. bnt as a guarantee of good faith
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Iag- al ne,0 Subscriptions to
the "Dcmocrdt'' must invariably
be paSdsfor en- aGdvance- Terms,
SO 90 per annam. ~
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
TUSSILAGO.

s The wonderful Graaules for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronch
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ard Tonsils and Recipient Consumption
One Box Cures. Price twenty-five
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Agents wanted everywhere, liberal in
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L. O.ofG. T. Meets every Tuesday eV'
ening at II o'clock, at TEMPLE Hall
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W.e@HTsG1st some active en-
terprisiI Fouug mah in each tqNnshiP
to canvas for the Democrat lor which
we offer hberal inducements. Apply at
once. Ra NO
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AND MATRiM0NY.

How to marry, who to marry, and
whento marry, I The elections may be
gained by following simple rules, and all
may marty happily without regard to
wealth, age, or beauty. Send stamPand
Mad. LUCILLE DEMARRE,
FEB IA, '70-m31v Station DIN. \.
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Booksf for Farmers and Stock
GEV Breeders

Bound Volumes of the American
Stock Sournal, for 1868 containing 384
large double column pages, sent post
paid 80
Bound Volumes of the American Sock
journal for 1869, containing 384 pages,
sent post paid for-......... ISL so
The Dairymans' Manual r..-.... 25cts
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The Hog Breeders Manual go. ..25etS
Til, Sheep Breeders Manual, ....25cts
The Poultry Breeders Manual, ...25cts
The whole Eve Manuals sem post paid to
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Music dCWEN3 AWAY Il

Music GWEN Eosio
kOrB5O Worth of lew Music for S3.
Purchasers ofHusjrHre1coustant
s5sy pAYieg fremySQ to so GEMS forev1
"a saery piece Of mhse thevf 9q3- 1Ihis
waste of money which no family
lbsyeaean afford, for by paying 30 cents
for a copy of "PETkRS' MUSICAL
MONTHEYsyorf4TA getfroM Fodf
ITO Five, Dollars worth Of the latest
apdHESTMUSIGs by such authors
Esr as HayssssThomas, 1KiHkeln Keller,
Becbt, etc, - 81 z-svr3a go
We have limited our circulation toa100
eco copies, beiieyingthat afarger month.
by editioRs would defeat our ends-rnaDe-
nv. the after salesofs the Music in Sheet
form, iFHEREFORE REMEMRER
tint every sabscribeF, later our limit of
100000 is reached, Will have to pay $25..
I(and cheap atsthaE. SWhereas1our present
price is only 80 per.year So mplecopies,
mailed On receipt of 30 cents. Back
Fuumbers supplied.
INhis ouFaih1 = give GOOD Mo-
sic and PLENTY OFT, and we 6ssa
wish II distinctly understood that not
- single pieces put IN to flIup its iEa
fersWesexpectano profit from
its circulation beyond the infroducrT 4 II
ation of our Music, .eYeTyss5Age of
afterwards. printed inSheet
form, AND AT FULLbPRfCE sgsa
No matter where you see apiece Of Mu'
SIC OF Music BOOK advertised Il a 4
ways be had atf0nf establishment, and
nailed TO you, free of postage, gu
receipt o. The marked price s5stss bEs 50
No matter how small your orderswe
shall be glad t.. fltit :
- =. .PEPERsy -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

zREBIGEoUszNoT rs
Guthrie will preach in the Chris
tian Chapel, on the corner of
Baron and Somers streets, on
evening next, at z o.
clock, P. M. AL are invited.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

Appraised at $500 r. 2
J. III. BOSF1GK Sheriff.
s Eaton, Jan 20, 187o.tds prt$I09F0zo'
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

AilthS q cdf pafuCG 9Wd Jas ast
Seminal Weakness, InvoiuntaryaSemina
losses, ImpotencyM Mental and Physical
.Incapaeity, Impedimentsuto Marriage,
etc ; also CONSUMPTION, EPilepsY, and
Fits, induced BY selffnd algenee. or sexd.
al extravaeanee2altv ae5os al -eaLa'
ssoo'SO 70 h'HoA 7t3
The celebrated Observation-Disclosures
bic essay, clearly demopstrates, from a
years SUCCESSFUL practice, that the
Tatarmingi consequehces of ~selrabase may
be radiea4lylc dWt heodaugsrons
use ef internal medicine or the appljca-
ton Of the knife; pointing out q mode Of
at once simple, certain, and etfec-
means Of which every sufferer, no
matter whasdhiss e6Hdidon may be, may
cure himselfleheaPlysPriTa and rad
IlcdLy. eseodEfb ,uoi1eiBezig 9ij stog
neG~ This Lecture should be 10 the
hands Of every youth aud every man 10
the land.
Sent, uudef seaI9i in a pfsiH envelope,
to any addressocPaslpdid ca receipt Of
six cent?, gorgs poet staDpsse Also
Dir. CuIverweh's SM Arrfage Geide,n price
I25 -centsRi Address. the P~ubEshers, 1is
CHAS, J.aG5KGINE& CO,
'127 Bowery, N. YoaePa0. Box 1885,
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
PROPERTY salsa . %
FOR SALE s G /.

NV rSH 4bSAAoPS VI 2
Il part of my property, I will sell at
Private Sale, the following property, to-
- 1919 baG 59azMr %
Fifty acressof Hand lying on the Day
ton s. Western Turnpike. 8 miles East Of
Eaton, = 9nsthe aboyeis COED ftouFe,
Barn, Orchard, running stock water DC.
lknown as the Hewitt Fanny. Also, the
Hewitt Saw Mill, togetherwith 10 acres
of land adjoining the above. Also; a
good House and Lot, on High Street,
Eaton, Ohioy on the Lot there is Frtit
Trees, Milk House oistern, S&c.l Also,
two Lots ON Baron street. opposite the
Depot, on n of which there is a good
new Stable.
will also offer my Stock of Groceries
entire, and rent the room I now occupy
as a Grocery Romm. Any, or all of the
above property win be sold IN easy
terms. $500 .slsclI-1 .sg1 - sc
H-GaIl early and secure q bargain
PIE, SHIELDS.
Feb. ~, 1s70-w3
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Why
BecauSe

They know the ingredients
of which they are made
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PreMatsGal9s for
E0Y-Ev CEM6S. -

q Fer emily ten subscribers. OF 81 each,
sent ia before the LIST Of January next,
we will send the club agent free, a copy
Eof the RURAL sAMERICAN, one year.
and a COPY of the NEW YORK WEEK.
ELY sun, one year. the best paper pub
Ilished, not partizan in politics THE
offer. for two or three hours work only,
Iis the most liberal ever before offered 10
the history Of the rural press. 1870
- ,B-After January Istt twelve sub
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1.-THE agent, to the above Premiums lafa.
Address, @. f. MINER g. co.. New
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York; where the EDITORIAL Office and
farm are situated. .fthaa rtJ De-
Nov y i6s4to May 1879 z COW
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81 so risk monihsog lis III .Tis 500
VnTRe oDEMooakr sLoh9 year, pauda the
Monthly six mhonthsIOr so ~ -
IaAny one sending two subscriptions fol
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sSeanted with Tis six months snpsctiPtrgF
Itoshe MonthIy.-ED sia5Giwlbd s3zl
iThe aDemocraty and Rura1 a.
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IseaW We club the Democrat and Ru'
rdl American at the very low rats
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tMERfoAN will be sent FREE4 for the
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early! Here's a chance to OBJ,
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- 49, t9s5 ePublisher- isl
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Then to the Druggists he did go, ;
As fast as he could makeft; ?
An oPiate hepurchas: ed, q,
AMI s~traightway he aid taksit
But reader. list VILE 1 rsIstesSJ -
How this youpg man Ess shakenai4o'
BE swallowed-not an oPiate-sidW
Iva J croton oil he'd taken.
.oEF1 = & z &E
Now all young men a warning take,
When love is seeking bidders
Shum eroton oil and EPSON salts,
And beware of blooming bidders.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
.HOTECE.

Persons indebted to us for one years
subscription will find au TX foiioTing
the names written on the margin Two
wears, two ks SC. We want money
and must bave these little bus settieo'
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MANHOOD.

Sent free in a sealed envelope my val.
liable lecture on the Errors of Yonth de-
signed as a warming and caution to young
men, with rules and prescriptions for the
cure of weakness and lost manhood, by
n who has been permanently cured.
Send staudsan address
S TI1 EDGAR TREMAINE,
Broadway, opposite Aston Place, N. Y.
mos3l 5
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W-ANTED.Agents EpFF
I~anvassing Book IhILH
For OLIVE LoGAN'S

Great and popular work, '"BEFoRE THE
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Descriptive of the Theatrical, Lecture
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Sales immense and unparalleled. Can
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Why

Isit that DR.. Roback's Stom-
ach Bitters increase in sale
every year? s1e
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H|LNE a.
FREEFOR ONE YER.
TIE AMERio1Ns STOCK JoURsAL,-A
first class monthly, containing 80 large
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Covert. Farmers will find This monthly
a very eficientaid innallthe departments
of Farm g and Stock Breeding. 1t has
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.chargeYof p ofthe ablests PreSessd sin
he United States, who answers Shrough
the Journal frer of charge, all Questions
.rels ng to Sick, Injured or Diseased
Horses, Cattle; Sheep SWINE rsPoul-
try. Thus every Subscriber hasa Horse
and Cattle Doctor free NsIdNI s'EazeN
We are now prepared TO offer the A.
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free gift for one year TO all snet6 Sa6.
'sc6ibers (eF renewalsJto The DEMocKST
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Hand in your Subscriptions at once and
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80 GEO .MEHAFFKY, Publisher.
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.vTua eDgana a 81
sssdRtrssE 8E<l8BBGI tsDss 20 a4As S3t
Ssnr riam ~ 5aaa .aTFEF& TEEG N9lIl y
iu8.ts ia tsFNtsag lHoztetas9 Vzls ~ bias
Qdnaae 5aao uR5 rtE aGt .oe.CS EQi 1azoD zEc W
.~easa44oJT Ghs sesIh
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
TO LADIES.

A circular sent free. on subjects of
great interest to married Ladies, COM
tanning particulars of several very valu-
feble articles highly approved by the
use them. Every lady should have a copy
IN case of need Send stamp and address
Mad. MARY MOORE 7S7 Broadway,
.New@York. .rEa Q1mes31
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

Acase ofthe Meanest Deception.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

-Mg He, (the gentle-
man ofthis eityO bad PregfpuslyS
been at great expense
in furnishing her WITH different
articles and money, preparatory
to their anticipated marriage.
We have never, in the historyD
this city, had to record q more
unparalleled and Infamous piece
of deception than this.
The gentlemaprwith bic wopnd
ed feelings, has the sympathy Of
a host of friends; aud they think
he ought to- congratulate him.
self in getting nd ola mean.
Ilog6Jfhng and despicable daugh-.
ter of Satan.
The folIo%iBg verses have been
Idedicated to the 4younded feel
.ings' Of the poor 'phellow.n y
A. afhar naanifoakA4iaaa-aE-a
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.@at0n 8naiatss GAeds.

Ia Cards will be admitted in this column
AT IS per year. Where CUTS used In
card 1--WE furnishing III $3.50 In I'D
vance.
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S+sqasaeraeeaf afi - htcTg has Esd as
a7Tsse sgsoEGt w ,S1if batg1sE % aE7bt5a3
,AWCaFaBEI - . "a aEtsasssa hos
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t5Egan FiG nfEiea rseIea 10 ulnt 81
.sRS1bE fna .ss95ts SO III .od nei 81
20 d-dW assb sifHorn ezfi hna tDo.
stevf1u aid ri old 5aBEfb n nj fel.oJ
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-12
State OF Maine.

YORK, IS. At a Court Of County Commission
ers, begun and held at Alfred, for and within the
County Of York, on the second Tuesday Of April, A.
ID 1870, and by adjournment on the l2thday Of July,
iS7Oi = g.
On the foregoing Petition 10 Is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible,
and that they ought 10 be heart touching the mat
ter set forth In their petitio1 and therefore order,
That the petitioners give notice TO all persons and
corporations interested, that the County Commits
sioners will meet at the dwelling house Of John Y.
Fernald in said Letanon, on Tueeday, tho 9Th day
OF September. 1870, Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when they
will proceed TO view the route set f6rh In the pc
tition, and Immediately amor such view, at some
convenient place In the vicinity, will give hear
Ing 10 tho parties, and their witnesses. said no
tiee 10 DO by causing copies Of sad petition and
this order of notice thereon 10 DO served upon the
Town Clerks OF Sanford and Lebanon, In said County
VI York, and also by posting mp copies OF the same
In three public places In each OF said towns, and
publishing the same three weeks successfully In
the Union 4 Journal newspaPet printed In
Biidef6rd, In said county, the drst VI said publ.
catous and each OF the other notices TO DO at least
thirty days before the time Of said meeting. that all
persons may then and there DO present and shew
esnse, II any they have why the prayer OF said Pc
"N' Attest, ~ ii. FAIRFIELD, CLERK. Z
Copy Of tho Petition and Order OF Court thereon.
1w3i Attest, "a IN II. FAIRFIELD, Clerk. =
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-12
A NEW PATENT.

HNHB subscriber has discovered and invented
u new and useful improvement In 'I's lals
TEA 81 COPIED POTS. u
The vessels arc divided Into Two compartments by
partition extending across the centre rom TOP 70
bottom. .,.'.''
valve extending out OF the top OF thu vessel 70 I'd.
NIT water from one compartment 70 the other by
raising the valve, The tea pot 10 also provided
with valve In the same way, excepting the valve
c snss ns ass provided vi.
two covers each, one " each compartment and
spout or nose, placed one on eash side Of the psrt
ton. n desirable. Tho noses are provided With
thimbles or strainers, a. may DO required. They
hare three hsndles-oue on each side under each
nose, and one In centre OF back side-cne 70 be
grasped with one hand while the other hand may
DO tipped easier or ifdssrable the tos pot may have
ono handle. The two compartments are for tea and
water OF coffee and water. that when the tes OF ccf
se !. stepping n one SSpsrs%SsSSs wnsf ~, may %
nom ono compartment and water IRON the other
the came with coffee. The valve gate In the par.
ttIon !, 20 arranged that sh ,s shs Zee o, soass
boiler 10 connected with the partition, scrOss the
centre with yalvo In Il tho sans - In co1ee pot,
with ons cover and one handle on each end. which
same ne time. ccGes Pots can BE- nsds without valve
top 81 in. inside. Tea Pot 8 70 10. deep, bottom
The subscriber, having obtained letters pstsut ON
his Invention, offers Tor sale state rights f6r manu-.
iacturing and selling reasonable terms, and hav.
Ing Invented o machine for making Tea add Coffee
Pots intends 70 patent It, which viii b. very useful
to any one who may wish 70 have IL for that pur-
who would like 70 purchase the whole or part OF
this invention Will please call on or address ,.r
80, . JOHN Z. LEWIS, KIrTxRr, NJ.
All persons arc forbid exporting or selling this
invention out Of this country without permit. First
discovered In 1850. lt aHL '.1.'. - ID
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-12
-a' Saeo .adrerftsesNenfs.
TIMBER And WOOD LAND.
z ARM FOR SALE

sELEUCUs ADAMS o0tr Tor saA hls Farm On the
Pool Road, miles from The tetoes In the city q I'D
ping wood 10 Boston markets. ..-...-..---.-.
II consists Of some II the best Of 0rss and fliage
Land for early yssetsb,es. Ase, TIMBER AND WOOD
and nesr lli Beach, where any amount Of sea manure
can be had. n T #H" "r ~
ms house having bsen Destroyed By Ore, tbrp b . rood
hrge quantity a brick, requiring bat smai expense 10
build new house. The garden eontalDs about 70 apple
tres Of the rsest Baldwin, early and winter fruit and
h underdralnei. ll - fslul' 1T Of ..f.. ~
TIE barn s about 7sKio &c., vh GOOD vel % vsier 10
The yard. Also, wagon houss, heosry, &c. The whole
win b so,dbsethr q In los 10 suit purchaser.
Ros further Information and tssun Which sn be Neral
Apply 20 f.,....f BkLECCUs ADAMS, =
tm School suest, saoo.
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.g5y .a HINKLEYs :, So sa. Z.
Knitting Ma hine

The sisaplest, Cheapest and Best
In use Has bnt One Needle!
A child can run I'll
DESIGNED especially TOT The use OF families, and
Ulaaies Who desire 10 knit for the market Will
do every stitch Of The Knitting In stocking, WIDEN
Ing and narrowing sfesdily as by hand. Are splen.
DIFFRRRNr KINDS or STITCH Are very easy
10 manage. and not liable 10 se< out Of order Ey-
mr. FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
,soiscs and ecu then, 10 whom We cisr the aot.
lberl ,indsceusnts. ~ Ssnd for our circular and
ample stocking. Addrsss
pa r.r8 :, Or. iis broadway. My, IS yTsI7
iy3i ii9 Wabash Ave Chicago, III.
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.N'esc .4drerftsensessfs.

To the Hon. Court OF County Commission.
ers n the County OF York 10 be holden at Alfred
In and FOR the County Of York on the ID Tuesday
Of April next. r.... .... .rn#
The undersigned, inhabitants OF sail County, TO.
specially represent that the road travelled
nom Little River Falls, In Lebanon, % Springyale
In the town OF Sanford, by way OF the Nahum Good
n school house, Is narrow, circuitous and hilly,
aud the public convenience aud necessity demand
the widening and Strengthening OF the same by new
locstion In part, and otherwise, by new location,
commencing at or near the Nahum GOODWIN school
house. and crossing lands Of Nahum or Hiram Good
win, and lands OF John Y Fernald, Daniel johnson,
Prank Fall and Others, 10 the old road, nj some
point between the llobb's road 40 called, and the
dwelling house Of Freeman Gowell In Sanford.
We therefore pray your iIonors 10 view said route
and widen and stralghten the same ~ above set
forth. EDMUND GRANT, and eight Others
November A ID, lS6g, tT.rHH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-12

gDR. CHASE has practised in his pro-
fession for twenty years. and in that time
has spent two years in Florida and Cuba,
for the purpose of gaining "a correct
knowledge OF the most efficient remedies
used by the various tribes of Indians of
that country, and by great expense has
gained many valuable secrets which have
heretofore been unknown to tho world.
These, added to his former knowledge and
experience, encourage him to believe that
he can accomplish all in old and chronic
diseases that can be expected from the
limited agency of man.