The Union and journal. [volume], October 21, 1864, Image 4

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FOR THE NATION.
THK WOULD* tlRKAT KKilEDY
(OR
DyiipcpNiii! lii(ligc*tioii!
ARBALL
i yicAbKs
or roe
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
Prepared by tho
Proprietors of "Coe'a Cough Balaam."
l)*»rrwu I* not only the sure forerunner of
death, but the companion of amboreldv lite. It
ha« well b*en c * 11 «Aj the Nation '■ acourc* ; for
more persons, both «M tuil young, male Mil
female, rolTtr from its ravages, thnn from all
other ailments combined. It robs tho whole
system of its vigor and energy, gives weariuess
ami total indis; oi'tiuti to tho->» once strong and
active ; ren ters the stomach powerless to djjeat
the ftHnf, mti 1 h'is for its attendants,
lltitdatKt, Htirtiurn. Co«iti/*ttion. Mi—tu at St on
ri, m*d (It friil of t\* irAWs
refitting it» subjects * particl»of nourishing or
hmrty food, without paying the penalty in the
mo»t agonising distress, and ofteutimes com
pletc prostration. To meet tho terrible ravages
ot this worst of all Diseases, have prepared
"GOES DYSPEPSIA CUBE!"
and we pledge our reputation upou our state
meut, when we say it will
{^Positively Care the Wont
of you, not in a .far—not in a month—nor iu
a w«-*k—but you nhall see its benefloial intlucnoe
at uihm, imiaediately, aud the day you t ike it.
T>i you who have lived for yearn upon Graham
H'ckI and plain diet, who dare not cat any
thinjr the leaatwi»« hearty—first, b*-caue« the
]*>ctoi In* ordered the plainest food, nud sec
ondly, for f>*ar of the distress it causes—rising
and souring on your stomach, we sav sit down
to your dinner, eat a« he»rty a meal us you
wMi. nnd issrv»n fh* fo<»«l l>e«rin« to distrevi
you, follow it by a single tcnsj>oouful of
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE!
ami it will
Relieve yon lustiintnneoiialy !
thus enabling >«>u, by hearty eatinc, and the
use of the cure after each meal, (as otten as the
food di«tresse« you, ur sours on your stomach,)
you will get in a very fry days ao that you can
do without the inedjfine, except occasionally.
Mini by the time the hrst bottle is used up, we
will guarantee you fre* from Dys|*'|>sia, and
able to C4t,tli£e«t, and enjoy as hearty abreak
fiint as yon ever sit down to iu your he-kTthiwt
hours, and we will forfeit to you the price ot |
the bottle, upon your showing that our state- >
incut it not correct.
The medicine is powerful but harmless, and i
whilst a single UMspoontiil will at once relieve j
the Dyspeptic sutiervr, the whole bottle full I
would uot materially injure him, as it i« entire
ly vegetable and contains no opiatea. All class
es of disease that have their origin in a disor
dered Stomach and Bowels, ure dispelled in tho
same instantaneous way, by the use of
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE I
»r«r and .igut, S.'ck- Headackt, Sickntt* at
tht Stomach«, Constipation, Htnrtburn,
Colic Paint in Stvmieh or Houtli,
Dvtrnttry, Fotciting, a fitting of
Faintnrti and Lauutudt, ll'ant
uf .ipptiitt,
will not and cannot exist where the cure is used.
It re mo t mi the liuwase hy removing the cause,
no; liLc Alcoholic Uittcfra which cover up your
bad feelings for a few momenta by their exhilar
ating effects.
lie ware of all such remedies or beverace*, but
in their place u*e a Remedy that will restore
the diseased function* to their normal condition
and set in motion the entire human mechanism
in perfect harmony, and upon principle* syn
onymous with well defined phytolugical laws.
That such will le the effect of
i 01 »s i>vsi* :i»m v t f ic
inmvdiate!) n.id iwltnluowuil)', wt* pledge I
«>ur word ii» men of li.»r»'»p—our reputation an I
1'harma i-eutisfii-our favorabio acquaintance <
with the us proprietor* of the World-'
miowned "COE'S CUrOII BALSAM." If it uj
u«ed according toour directions. which may be
found with eacb bottle.
We add below Mime Testimonials from our
neighbor* and towusmcu, to which we ask your
oareful attention.
Testimonials.
From l\t Pj*hr o/tht MHhodi$t E. Church,
M'l'iiton, Conn.
1 have need Coe'i Dys|*p«i* Cure n my faiu !
ily. and eau willingly testily to it& value as a
medicine
IIKVRYOIDM AND. Pastor M. E. Ch.
Madison, runt)., June 30th. 1^ 't
J Yokr from k*wt tkrtujh our Citr Paytri.
New Haven. Couil, June 18,1&>4.
Min. .—Allow rr.e, through your
column*, to a-knowledjjr my gratitude for the
benefit I have received froiu the use of Cue'?
L') *pcp«i* Curt. Although ( was * great suf
i«rvr froai Dy upepsia, the first dose gave instant
relief, and one ounce has enabled mo to cat
an)thing I nle«»e, without pain. I have now
stopped u«in<j the medicine, is I no longer
need it. PALMIRA LYMAN.
Madison, Conn.. JuneKOth, 1*14.
From the benefit derive*I by the use of Coe's
D>»|>ep*U Cure in my fauul>. I am prepare<l to
My that I uevei intend to be without it muI-wIt
vi»e a'.l whoaruutliicied with Dyspvpdiitotry it.
PHILANDER f.KWIS.
Mr. Co*:—The bottle of Corn Dyspepsia
Cure you gate me has ItaoVed up your state-1
meot concerning it. I have only use I half a
bottle, and can eat pine apple short cake or
an) thing else, without trouble. It acts like a
charm. The relief il atTonl- is instantaneous.
JANE A. LOWERY.
New Haven, June ISth, 1864.
New Havcu, Juno '.Mth, is>v|.
Mcs»rs. C. 0- IVvuk oi Co.—I
i?»*irv •«» make known the nlmost instantaneous
ffltciiofCm'* DyspejwU Cure," in ciwea of
ChoUra .Morbut. I ha<l betn for twentyfour
hour* purging at th« stom ich unci bowels, every
fifteen minute*. I went into your dru* store u>
procure some brandy. a.* I had always been
told that It wu a good remedy fur Dysentery.
My pallid face aud my weakness at once at*
tr acted the attention of the clerk in charge,
and Ik* asked mc at onuc "what ia the matter ?"
I replied: "I have been for twenty four hour*
vomiting and purging, and I aiu unable to
' .11.; "r wa'k. from wraknew. and this <1 a<lly
nicknrM at uiy stomach completely prostrate*
nr." lie produced a bottle of Coe's Dyspep
•it ("ure, wtvinx, "take a larffr swallow ofthV;
it I* now II o'clock ; take another alter din
tier."
, from the moment I look that first dose of
the medicine my sickness at stomach waa j^>ue—
its effect waa instantaneous. In aa hour I eat
my dinner with as good a relish u ever hun
gry man partook, la* I was well cleared out of
food,) and followed by a teaspoouful of cure.
I have not suffered a particlc of inconvenicuce
nine* I took the remedy.
Its action war so wonderful and so immedi
ate, thai I oould hardly believe the evidence* of
my own sensr*, aud I desire to t>ublioly make
known these &cU, that t ho while world may
•tail themselves of its use. Like bread, it
should find a place in every one's house, and I
believe that no one should go away from home
without a bottle of it in his pocket, or where U
oould be quickly made available.
Truly your*, GEO. L. BLAKE.
New Haven, June 11th, 18fi4.
Ma. Co«—XMw Sir:- The bottle of Dys
pepsia Medicine I received from you, cava in
stantaneous relief. I only used it when my
food distressed me. It was about like taking
two dose* to-day, and one tomorrow, when
•very other day, increasing the quantity of
food ami decreasing the medicine, until I waa
enabled to eat without taking anything at all.
My case was an extreme one, hating suffered
lor seven years. I now consider myseif cured,
and by oaly uaing one bottle of Medicine in the
space of twe months The doee waa a tea
spuoafel. ELLEN 4 ALLEN.
'"Sold by Druggists In oity and country
everywhere.
tr Fries fl.OO p*r Bwltla.
Orders l>y mall, from either dealers or coeu.
men, promptly atten<lr>l to.
C. 0. CLARK k CO.
1Y\olt*jlr Druwhtt, .Wn; Ha re*. C«e a..
Proprietor*.
NOTE—Females tneienU will And this a
splendid antidote flir NAUSEA AT STOMACH,
and all indisposition peculiar to the situatiou.
GLO. C. GOODWIN 4 CO.,
jJcuey Boston. General Agent. *
* Court of 1'robaU holden at Alfred, within
aadfortheCoaatyofYork.outheflrstTuesday In
October, In tboyear of our Lord eighteen hun
dred ami skxtv-lonr. by the llou. K. C. llourne
Judge of said Court
ON the petition or Mo«es W. I» Ilurd, Administra
tor or tii«* estate of Jiiun Hunt, late of Aeton,
In whl county, ilwiM, reprejentlnirthsit the per
sonal NitlD of Mid tlmaxti 1* not nufflcient to pay
the lust debts which h« owed at the time of hit
death by the minor fire hundred and sixty-six dol
Uri, and praj ins for a license to >ell ai.»l oonrey
the whole ol tho real e«ute or said deceased, at
puhlio auction or private sale becans* hy a par
tial rale th« residue would be greatly Injured:
Or4trt4, That the petitioner five notice thereof to
tbohelr*of»ald dece.-tsod.aiui toall porvoni Interest
ed in Aid estate. by eauslng a copy ofthliorder to
he |iuhli«hel iu Uie I'nion 4r Journal, print
ed in lJiddilbrd, 'u said county, three weeks
■ttCOCMively, that they may appear at a Probate
Court to beheld at North Uerrrlek.insald county .on
the Ant Tuesday in November next, at ten of the
elo>k In the forenoon,and shew cause If any ther
I have, why the prayer or Mid petition ihonld not
I be granted.
AtUit Ueor|« II. Knowlton, Reciter.
A true copy.
Attest, Ueorge II. Knowlton Register.
At a Court of Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the county or York, on the !lr*t Tuesday
in October, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-four,hy the llon.E. K. 1'ourne,
Judge of aald Court i
ON the petition of Samuel WLuciuos. Administra
tor or the estate of Daniel J. Llttleiield, late
of Kenucbuukport, in said county, deeeaaed, repre
senting that tho personal estate of said deceased la
not sul&cient to pay the Just dehts which he owed at
the t'ine of hi* death by tho sura of seventeen hun
dred anil fifty dollars, and praying for a license to
sell and convey so much or the real estate of said
drocasod as in ay be necessary fur tho payu.eutof
•aid dobts and incidental charges ■
Or,trr,.i That ihe petitioner giro notice thereof to
the heirs of said deeeasd and toall itersoiu Interest
ed In mid estate, by causing a copy or this order
tube published iu tho (/awn and Journal, printed
in lllddrfbrd. in said county, three weekh succes
sively. that they may appear at a Probate Court
to be held at North llerwick.In said county, on the
first Tuesday in NWMkKMII«atlN <<f the clock
la the foreuoou, and show causc. It any thuy have,
why the prayer of said petition should not bo
grunted.
Attest, lieorge II. Knowlton. Register.
A truocopy.
Attest, lieorge II. Knowlton, Register.
V i C Btl Of Ptnlmte h®W at Alfred, wlth'n
and Ibr tho Countv of York, on the tlr^t Tuadiy
in OotpblT, in tiiu year of our Lord eighteen
hundred ami sixty-four, by tho llun.K. K.Dourne,
JudMof s.« id Court i
AN the petition t.r JUtinali Lu<|ucs, a creditor of
v tho estato of .Mary U. Lane, late of Buxton, in
said County. deceased, pray ins that administration
of the estato « f *ald dicv-.tsed may bo granted to
Anthony Lui|ncs of Kennebuiikport i
OrJrrrd, Tuat the petltluner oltn the widow mid
next of kill to take adinlnlstratiuu, and giro no
tice thcr-of to tli« heir* of said deoeasedand to
■II per* • d in mid estate by can
copy of till* order to bn published three weeks sue
C«;*iv«lr lu the Union tf Journal, jiriutfl .it 11 d
duford. In said county tliat tliry uiay an|n ar at a
Probata Court to be held at North llerwtak.ln -aid
Mllfi on tbe Ilrs4Tu..-day lu Nhcui!«ir u«xt,at
ten of the clock lu the forenoon. 41c 1 shew cause,
if any tliet havo wl.v the prayer of said petition
NMttM nut DC r.UiN <i.
Atte-t, (korgu II. kuowlton, H«;;i*tcr.
A true copy.
Attest.tieor^o II. kuowlton,Itoglstir.
At a Court of Probate held at Alfred, within
tnandfortheconuty ol York, on the tint Tuesday
In Ootober, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and alxty-tour.by the Honorable K. K
Bourne,Jud;eof said Court.
ON the petition or Oeorxe Simpson, n creditor of
the estate of Joseph M. Matthews, lute of York,
In j*nt<l county, deceased, praying that administra
tion of the estate ol said deceased may he icr.mt
ed to him or to some other niltkbli person:
OrJirrit. Ttiat the petitioner cite the widow and
next of kin U» tako administration. ami ve notice
thereof to the heirs of <aid deceased and to all per
son* Interested In said estate, by causim; a copy of
thiaorder t«« b© published in the {Alien x Journal
|irinted in lilddeford, lu said county, throe weeks
successively, that th-y may appear at a Probate
Court to Ik) held at North fiei wick. In said county
on the tlr>t Tuesday of November next,at t"ti «r
the olock lu the fureuoou, and show causc,If anv
ttioy have, why the prayer of jai l petition should
not bo putN<
Attest. tleorge U. know itoti, Register.
A true couv.
Attest.tieorce II. Knowltou, Register.
At a Court of Probate lioiiten at Alired. within
and for the county of York,on the tlrst Tues
day in Octoh«r, In the year of our Lord eigh
teen hundred ami sixty fi ur. by the Hon. K. K.
Mour 't, Jud^e of Ml I «'o»irt:
Ott N the petition of lliraiu A. Downs,Interested lu
the esiato of lllratn A. Oowns, lute of Aoton,
In .«aid county.d«ee«*«d. praying that ad'uiuirtra
tiou of tiie Mtat* of said deceased may be Kraut
ad to Luther toxllngof said Acton:
Orjr-t t 'i'i ' tlm pel tinner cite tho widow and
next of kin to take administration and giro notice
thereof to the heirs ofsaid deceased and to all per
sons Interested in «*ld estate, by enuslnx * copy of
this order to ho published In tho f'«»»n If Journal,
printed In Hid lei'ord, in said county, three weoks
inieoesslvely.that tfiev may appear at a Probate
Court to beheld at North lltrwick. in said oouuty,
oil the lr»t Tuesday In November next, at ten of
thnelock In the forenoon, and shew cause, if any
the.v hare, why the prayer of said petition ihould
not be |f ran ted.
Attest, Georje H. Knowlton, Register.
A true - u
Alt!-' <> r„>' H Knowlton. H.' t.
At h Cou", of I'rohato holdea at Allnd, within
and for the County of York, on UlftfltTlMWtAy
of October, tn ttio year oi our Lirtl, eighteen
hundre I an I sixty-four, *>y tho Hon. U.E. Bourne,
J IKllCt? ol Mill Court :
ON the petition of Sallv Thompson. Interorted In
tho e«tate of John K. Thomson, late of Ac
ton, in said county. deoeused, proving thatadu.in
titration «f tho citato of said decea»ed may tin
granted to lucreast 8. Kitnhall of Stanford, In uid
county i
Of itri I That the petitioner oite the widow and,
next or Win to take administration, ami niro notice*
thereof to the he'rs o| said deeeaied aud t.' all per
sous interested lu said eetato, hv MUfint a copy of
this order to he published In the Union and Jour
iiaI. prllM ;n Kiddolord, in ulil county, ll.roo
wpcV • success vely, that ti e*' may appear at n l'ro
twtte Court to !>• held at North llerwl A.ln said Coun*
ty, on the tir«t Tuesday In November ucxt,
at ten of the c'»ck In the forenoon, and shcweau«o.
If an v they have, why tho prayer of Mid petition
should uot hv granted.
Att<-it. tieorgo II. Knowltoii, Register.
A true copy.
Attest, tieorgo ||. Knowlton, Register
At » Court uf I'ror ate holden at Alfred within
and for the County of York, on tho ftritTUMbjT
in October, in the ) car ol our Lord eighteen
hundred ami sixty-four, hv the lloa. U.K. llourne,
Judge of said Court -
HANNAH UI'KKUiU, widow of John ticrrlsh,
late of Lehanou, In said county, deceased,
having presented tier petition for her dower in mid
estate to >>• assigned and « t out to her.aud that
m1«s'nnrf« may t>e apjxilntoil fl>r that purpose
pursuant to law
Also, her fietition for an allowanco out ol tho
personal estate of said deceased :
Orjert'l. That the said petitioner give not lee to
all p< fMi'i- iii'.ou-'e-1,t-y causing a copy of tliWor
der to t»c ptihllsked three w<-ek» successively in the
L'nh* K J**rn*t, printed at Hlddeford In said Coun
ty, that they may appear at a I'rohate Court to l>e
held at North Berwick. In said Couuty, on the tint
Tuesday in Nn» euiher next, at ten M the clock In
Uie forono n. an I shew cause. If any they hare,
why the same should not he allowed.
Attest. Ueorje II. Knowlton. Register.
A true copy.
Attest,Oeorge II. Knowlton, Register.
At it Court of Probato IioMihi itt Airreil, within
and for the futility of York. on the tint Tuesdav
in October, In the yrur «f «ur Lord eighteen
hundred hii ! sixty-four by tho Ifou.E.R.Ifouriir,
Judge of s;t'd ("»urt:
ON the potltlou »r tieorge W. Fvrna!d, Interested
In the uUU of Mere* Kernald. lat* of Kllot,
in wlit oount), dmMnl, pray Ins that admlnlstra*
tlon do bunU unn, with the will annex*"!. i i tho
eetate of wld iIrmwiI may he granted to hhu or
to »utuv other suitable persou;
OrtiirtJ, Tli.it the petitioner clto the next of
kin to take * tralnlMrntli.il, and give notice there
i.r t- the i.rlrsof said deceased and to all persons
lntrrv*ted In sabl estate. by causing a eopv of this
order to be published three week* successively* In
the Vmimm * Jourwi/, printed at Illdileford, In said
rMity, that they may appear at a Probate Court
in be held at North Derwlck, In said count v, on the
rt ret Tuesday of November next, at ten of the clock
In the forenoon, and ihewcaufie.tr any they have,
why the prayer of aald petition should not be
granted.
Attest, Ueorge II. Knowlton, Regliter,
A true oupj.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
At a Court of Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the County of York, on the llr«t Tueeday
to October, In the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud sixty-four.by the lion. E. K.llourne,
Judge of said Court:
ON the representation of Ivory Llttlelleld.Gutr.
dian of Mamuel Grant. of Alfred, In said enun.
tjr» ■" »■*»"• that an exigency has occurred
by reason or the peculiar stat« of mind and bodily
health of saki Samuel, which will reuder It neces.
sarv to sell all the right, title and Interest oT his
aald want In certain real estate situated In Alfred,
In Mid County, sal.4, real estate bciug more fully
deeeribed In said petition.and having presented
his petition to sell and convey the same at public
auction or private suletand also his petition to
•ell all »r ■uoli part of tho personal properly M
the said Guardian shall deem aec«Mry i and pray*
ing for authority to Invest Uio pr><oeed« .iT safo «f
real estato In a manner folly specified in nlil petW.
tlon i
Orjmj, That the petitioner rive notico Uiereor
to all poreou* Interested la said estate, by causing
* oopy of this order to be published three weeks i
•ucoAsairely In the f/aien tr Jnurnttf. printed at DM- i
•leford la aald conuty, that they may appear at a i
Prob*u Court to be held at North Oorwlok, In said '
County, on the flrst Tuesday of November next,
»t lea of U>e oiook la the forenoon, and shew cau«>,
vny" °rMlJ p,imou
. , AtUet.UtHirg* II. Knowlton, Register.
A truet»jr.
Attest. Owtjt II. Kuowllva. Hojji iter
^STOVES, STOVES.
rpIIC aubacrltwr having enlarged his aalearooui,
1 and pure baaed a large atock > I all kinds of
gooda in hla line, would call tho attention of tho
citlzena of lliddeford. Saoo and vicinity, to hlaam
ple accommodations for work, aud tho
LAHOB ASSORTMENT OF &)0DS!
which he oTera fur aale at )>rlcea challenging com
petition, having purchased before the late rlae.
Q/'Vliaao boar lu miud that he has tho
for Mddeford and Saco, of threo of the heat
atovea now manufactured, the
SUPERIOR, STANDARD 000E,
AM) MAGIC COOK.
Theae atovea arc arranged for wood or coal, and
are :i dveided luiproveuitat upon all othera, re
<|ulring hut little fuel, aln-e the heat la ao oonceu
iiHtril that ihuie U no needlca« waste by draft.
Tkt Mi( of rtfrrtnci at to the inferiority of thete
stunt, will Iks given to thoau calling,Jrom tkt«e
famihta in Mm fitg trio or# usinj thrm.
Alao, ounfUntly on hand, the following atovea i
Homo liuard Haru'e, Morning Star. Uoaton and
Mtiiiie, Welcome Uurst, Daylight and lirllllitnt,
for w««k1 or coal—New hnglaml stute. Cryatal I'al
ace, CryUl Lake, Improved While .Mountain and
I'lvinoiith Knek.
1'arlur atovea of thu heat fjuality, and varloua
patterns.
HOUSE PI7RMSMXG fiODDS!
A good aaaortment ronctuntly on lund, suchas
Tin. Japanned, Jlritannla, Knauielml. French and
IronWare. All klnda of •Turk made to order, and
all goods warranted to he of Hie drat •juallty.
Also, ManufUcturer of
SplmtliiK Ollndrrn, Mult' Omnia,
hihI nil otlior kinds or factory work In this line of
business.
REPAIRING unit JOB WURK of all kinds done
In a workmanlike manner.
FURNACES,
Hrlok and Portable, will l>o furnished on appll
cation ut short notioo.
RRMKMDER THE PLAGK,
THRt.E noons r.jsr of joirR.y.iL office.
J. (»OLOSR ROUGH*
Dldilcfonl, July 15,19W. W
DR. WISTARS
3ALSAM OF WILD GHEBRY,
r|MlK great remedy lor Consumption, unil
1 acknowledged by iiiuiiy prominent physi
cians to bo by fiir the most Iteliablo Prepara
tion tor the Belie/ nri-l Cure of nil
Lung CoinpluintH.
ThU well known remedy is offered to the pub
lic, sanctioned by the experience of over foity
years, and when resorted to in season seldom
fails to elicet n speedy cure of (.'ought, Colds,
Croup, Bronchitis, Whooping-Cough, Influen
za, Hoarseness, Pains or Sorenesi in the Chest
nnd Side, Bleeding at the Lun^s, Liver Com
plaints, \e.
Its complete success in many mites of Con
firmed Consumption Ins reversed the opinion
so long entertained, that this much dreaded dis
ease is incurable.
To those who have nlready made u*c of this
Remedy, no appeal is necessary. To those who
have not, we have only to refer them to the
written testimonials of many of our most dis
tinguished citizens, who have been restored to
health when the expectation of beingcure I was
indeed a "forlorn hope." Wo have space only
for the following
Reliable TcmIiuohv.
Fairfield, Me., April '.28, 18C4.
Me«sr«. 8cth W. Powle k Co.r
Gentlemen: Seeing numerous certiflcnti in
the Maine Farmer endorsing the merits uf that
great LOUS Kenedy, WISTAlt'S BALSAM OF
WILD CliBRftfi I atn iudiice.l, and I take
great pleasure in giving publicity to the great
cure it accomplished in my family. .My son,
Henry A. Archer, uow Postmaster at Fairfield.
Somerset county, Mo , was attacked with spit
tinir of blood, cough, weakness of lungs, and
general debility, so much so that our family
physician declared him to havca •• Stated Con
sumption." Ho was under medicaltreatineiit
for a number of months, but received no beue
tit troin it. At length I was induced to pur*
chase one bottle of WI STAR'8 HALS AM. which
benefited him so much 1 obtained another,
which in a short time restored him to his usual
state of health. I think I can safely recommend
this remedy to others in like condition, for it is,
1 tli nk, all it purports to be—/.'if Great Lung
Remedy qf the times The above statement,
gentlemen, U my voluntarypottering to you in
favor of your Balsam, and is at your disposal.
As ever, yours, ANDREW ARCI1ER.
CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, SINGERS,
and all those whose occupation requires an un
usual exercise of the vocal organs, will find this
the Only Heme-hj which will effectually and in
stantaneously relieve their difficulties. This
Remedy, utiliko most others, is not only not
uauseous. but is extremely pleuiinit to toste.
A small quantity allowed to pass over the r
ritated part at once removes the ditlicuity.
Wistur's Balsam of Wild Chorry
is prepared by
SKTIt W. FOWLK & CO.,
18 Tremont »t., Boston, ami sold by all Drug
30 gut*. e< >'im
REDDLYfSS RUSH 1.1 8.1 L VE
IIHU.* OLD BORE*.
REDDLYG'S RUSSIA SALVE
CtTRO UUIIXH, HCALUS, (UTS.
REDDl.\ G'$ RUSSM SALVE
ITRBt WOt'SPS, IIRUISKM, SPItAlMB.
RE DDI.Yd'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cl'RK* IIOIL9, I'UKKk, CANCUU,
REDDUYG'S RUSSIA SALVE
CU R K> • A LT Rll KU M , ri LB« ,icn Y Bl r KL.iS.
REDDLYQ'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cl'RKS RINUWORM*, COIX8, CtO.
No family should be without it.
aronly 25 CcoU n llox.
For tale by
SETII W. FOWLE & CO., BOSTON, MASS.,
and by all druciri.its and country
35 «tor*kef|>m. eo'im
NOTICE.
Tlio subscriber le prepared to obtain from (lovera
meat
PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, ARREARS OP PAY.
AND PRIZK MO.NKV,
For Mnrio«a In the Ai:ny or Navy of the United
Stat*«. and llattera himself that an experience nf
more tban forty years In this kind of business will
enable him to jjIto saturation to all who usmy em
ylov htm Charge* reasonable.
IBtr M09KS L'MKHY.
RUPU8 SHALL A HON,
AUCTIONEERS.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE .AGENTS,
OIBce In City Building, lliddcford, Me.
MOSES EMERY"
Atfcornoy and Coanscllor at Law,
Main (Corner of Water) street,
29 SACtf. ncyr
J. L. ALLEN, M. IlT~
Sare, Mr*
l\ 8. Lxamlulu^ burgeon for Pea.lous, y| j*
CHEROKEE PILLS
Sugar
FEMALE
4
Health
j
Ortaln. 4
Coatod
REGULATOR,
urX. y \ •
'Preserver!
|
• ■<1 Hnfr.
jy For the Removal of Obitrvctwnt, and the Intur•
anet of Regularity in Iht Rreurrtnet
Ike Monthly Periods.
Tliey cure or obviate those numerous disease*
that spring fr..in irregularity, by removing the Ir
regularity lt»elf.
They cure Suppre**ed, Kxccsslre and P*loAil
Menstruation.
They euro Urecn fllokneu (Chlorosis).
They euro >ervous and Spinal Affeclion*,]>aln
In tho hack an<l lower parts of the body. Ilearrne**,
Fatixuo on slight exertion, Palpitation of the
ileart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria, 8lck Head*
ache, Giddiness. eto, eto. in a word, by removing
the irregularity they retnovo the cause, and with
It am. the effect# that spring from It.
Composed of simplu vegetableextracts, thcyoon
talu nothing deleterious to any constitution, bow
ever delicate, their (unction being to substitute
strength for weakness, whioh, when properly used,
they never lull to do.
Thar may be safely mod at any age, and at any
period, kxckit m kim. tub riuhT tihu:e moxthh,
during which the unfailing natare of their action
would Infallibly imikvknt pregnanoy.
QTAtl letter*seeking Information or advice will
be promptly, freely una discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
PHm ? i per box. ur six boxes for IV
Sent by tuall, tree of postago, on receipt of prloe.
Sold by all respcetablo Druggist*.
Dr. W. K. MBRWIN A CO.,
Solo Proprietor*,
No. G3 Liberty strrcot, Mow York.
Ci.C fi001)WIN A CO., 33 llanovcr street, Dos
toil, Wholesale Agent*.
MITCH EL, agent for Saco. ycowiu
IDR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING
ELIK IE !
On, ESSENCE OK LIKE.
Prepared .from Pure Vegetable Krlraci«, containing
nothing Injuriom to Ihr Most Ueliciite.
SyTho Rejuvenating Elixir Is tho rejultof mod
era d'*covorles iu tho vc;etnblo kingdom; l>oing
an ontliely now and abstract method of cure, ir
resiKCtivo of all tho old uud worn-out system*.
. t/"i in- in ii iim: hue Men tested by tbu most
eminent medical men of the day, and bv thoin pro
nounoed to be one of tho greatest wodlcil dUcov
criesol thenge.
Ouo bottle will euro general debility.
A low dose* cure# II wterlrs in (Vinafc*.
One bottlo cures Palpitation ol tho Heart.
From olio to three bottle* rupture* the lauulincf*
and lull vigor of youth.
A few doses restores the appetite.
Three iiotlk'i cure tho »ror»t cases of lni;>otcncy.
A lew done* euro the low spirited.
Olio bottlo restores mental power.
A few doses bring the roses to the cheek.
{JjTTiio listless.! nervated youth | thuover-tasked
man of business; the victim of nervous degression;
tho individual suffering from general debility, will
all IInd Immediate and permanent relief lij ttic
uso of this Elixir or Eiseuoo of Lllo.
Prion t-t per bottlo. or three botles for |3,
ana forwarded by express, on receipt of tuonoy, to
any addrtss.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Dr. W. U. MEHWIN A CO.,
Sole Proprietor*,
No. c;i Liberty street, New Vork.
0. 0, GOODWIN A 00., US Hanover street. Ilos
toil, Wholesale Agent J.
MlTl'llLLL, agent for Sa«o. lycowlt)
8100 REWARD!
for a medicine that trill euro
colons,
llff'LUElfZA,
TICK LIX IS THE THROAT,
u tiooriMi cnuuii,
Or lie Unit CO.VSU MPTII't: COUUHS,
AH gUICK AK
Coe's Cough Balsam!
Ovor Fifty Thounand Bottles
hare boon sold In Its natlvo town, and not a single
InoUnoM of iu failure is known. Wo hare in our
possession, nnv quantity of elrtlfltfates some of
Oiem from BASINUNT PHYSICIANS. who
have used it In their practice, and itiven It tho
pro-otu:nenoe ovor any other compound.
It does not I)rv up a Cough!
Iiut loosens It, so an to enable t lu« patient to oxpec
tornte freely. TWO OR TliRKK DOSKS will in
iviniA/y curt tirJiny in Ike throat. A IIAI.K HOT
TI.I'. Ii.ik orton ooniiiletely cured the most Niuli
l»or»i f'auvli, and yet though It If »o mre and
speedy In Its operation, It Is porfectly harmlo;*,
being purely rentable. It I* very agreeable to
the taste, and may he administered to children of
any age.
In cutet of Croup trr will guaranltt a cure,
If taken In season.
No Family should be without it!
It I* within tho reach oi nil, the prico being
ONLY 40 OENTS1
• And If an Inreitment and thorough trial does
not "buck up" the above statement, (liu money will
b • refunded. We say this knowing It.* murlts, and
feci conlldcnt that one trial will secure fur It a
home In every household. Do not waste away with
Coughing, when so small an Investment w III cure
you. It inay be hadof nn> respectable Druggist
In town, who will iornlsh you with acireular ol
genuine certificate' of cure* It has made.
Sold by Druggists ever} where. C. O. CLARK 4
C0„ Proprietor*, .New Haven. Conn. Sold in Hid
dufonl by Messn Sawyer, Uaoon. Libby andSiuittr,
In Saco by Mc*»rs Miicbcll and Shaw, aieowiy
".Buy mo, nnd I'll do you Good."
DR.. LANGLEY'8
Root and Herb BiUcrs.
\ STANDARD Medicine; without the possibility
i\ of a doubt the best remedy known tor the fol
lowing, and all kindred diseases i Indigestion, Cos
tiveness, Livor Complaint, Piles, Headaeho, Heart*
buru, Dyspepsia. Dltslness, Scrofula, Salt Rhouin,
Languor, Lasiness, Debility, Jaundloe, Flatulency,
Humors, Koul Stomach, *o
lly the timely use of this modtcln* tho blo<Ml Is
puritled. The appetite Is restored. Tiie system Is
strengthened. Tho liver Is Invigorated. The breath
is sweetened. Tho complexion Is beautified. And
the general health Is restored
A gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. Aspltn
dld appetiser. A harmless stlinulsut A reviver
of drooplug spirits.
Price i."i, .vi and r.*» cents per bottle. Bold by all
Dealers in Medlolne every where. CmlB
B. F. HAMILTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Offlec.—SOMES HLOt'K, v
MDDKFORD. MR.
Refers to Hon. I. T. Drew \ lloo. W. P. Kef«en»
den Hun. Daniel Unodenow, Hon. Nathan Dane,
Hon. M. H. Dnnnel, Hon. J. N. (loortwln, Joseph
llobeon. Km , K. H*C. Hooper, R«<i., Leonard An
drews, Hq. Jl«tl
£3. H. BAINTK.S,
llu r«oently ndde«l to his already
larjje stock
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF RICII
Dress Gtoods,
SHAWLS, Ac.,
wbleh now makes his
Thr Lnrffst and Mont Dnirnble Slock of
DRY GOODS,
IN" THIS COUXTY.
Blddefunl, Scjtl 23, IS64. SS
UW BLANKS OK ImflHS
ramtBii w A mbat at ma vaiwa oim«
DR. M. O. RICHARDSON'S
BLOOD ROOT ELIXIR!
HAS been thoroughly tented and proved in
hit medical pructlce, for a period of thirty
yean, and is now presented to the public as an
effectual cure for CO8TIVENK88, and the
best remedy ever prepared for
DUeaeet of the Lirtr, Scrofula, alt Humor t
and hnpuriliet of the Blood and
DUtattt of the j^kin.
The preparing and combining the Dlood Root
Elixir, la attended with results to medical aci
cncc next iu importance to inhalation of ether
in surgery. Roots and plants, in themselves
pungent and disagreeable, are, by a new and
scientific process of extracting (in vacuo), ren
dered MURK EFFECTIVE in their opt rat ion,
entirely divested of the griping ami distressing
pain which attends the action of all other pur.
gative medicine. They are also made to becoino
highly Pleasant and Agreeable to the
Taste, nnd by their peculiar combination work
so perfeotly in harmony in nature thnt no un*
pleasant reaction will follow its operation. It
also possesses
A Diffusive nm! AllcrallTf Krrffi,
which can only he Attained by medicine in a flu
id state. Theso are new elements in purgative
medicine*.
The hard and compact manner in which pills
are prepared, renders them indigestible—and
when taken aro forced through the stomach
and bowels, half dissolved, causing onlyjMir
tial action, thereby creating irritation and pain
to the parts conncctcd with their passage.
One pill dissolved, tecundum artem, will pro.
duce more medicinal and physical cllect than
live in a crude state.
Tho BLOOD HOOT ELIXIR has no partial
action upon tho bowels but is equally dijjuttd
there, and throughout tho whule circulation of
the blood, imparting ft healthy and invigora
ting action to the Stomach and Bowels, Livkr,
Lu.no*, Kihm:y«, and gently stimulating dor*
mant and morbid sccretious through the whole
system.
A single dose will produce a cheerful and ex
hilerating commotion, which will inspire the pa*
tient with conlidcnce, and assurance of immedi
ate relief. A continuance for a short period
will drive the obscure and hidden humor* to the
surface of tho skin, and relievo or check Scrof
ulous Affections-and by thus purifying and
strengthening the blood, will remove tho most
fruitful
CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION.
It iucite* the vurious organs of the system to
act their allotted part, removing tho tho oauses
which induco UIIKUMATIS.M AND XKUHAL*
GIA.HKADACHB.LOSS OF AFFKTITK, DYS
l'HIISIA, COSTIVJJNKSS, and tho various dis
eases which arise from a derangement of tho
Stomaoh and Bowels, und restricted circulation
of the Blood.
COUGHS and COLDS, in their earlier staces,
will immediately yield to the effect oh the Klixir.'
The ISlooo Hoot Ki.mn contains no mineral,
no pernicious botanical element, n» excitant,
but stimulate* the secretions by it* mild and dif
fusive Action. It in nn effective and painless
a|>eneut—has a decided, salutary Action upon
the Liver, And there hitn bren no medicine pre
pared /or common family uie which pottinu
eijual merit.
Travelers, botli by sea and hind, will find the
Klixir .1 complete antidote fur the evils which
they art) obliged to endure, front a change of
climate, of water, or of diet.
Set) the pamphlet Around cach bottle for a
history of thin Klixir.
The proprietor of tbo Blood Hoot Klixir,
(Dr. S. O. Richardson), has been lone nnd fn
voraply known to the public by his celebrated
8I1EEKY win:; IJirrKHS, the beat tonic nicd.
ioine ever disoovfrwl, and whieti ha* been in
use over thirty year*. Me in a graduate of tho
New llampihlre Medloal Collejro, and many
years associate member of the .Massachusetts
.Medical Society, and has made the etudy of
medicine his profession since Ib'U.
And so full> convinced in the Dr. of the won
derful curative effects of his lllood Root Klixir,
that he hereby offers to each and every person
who will use one half of a bottle of his Klixir
ami not bo conscious ol uguixiclltlvt llattuiuiili
to refund to said person the lull amount which
be paid tor the s.uue, b} returning the ullage
bottle to his utiioe.
PKICK«1,5» PKK BOTTLK.
Sold by Dr. D. Smith, niddoford, 8. 8 Mitchell.
Soon, ami tiy dealers in lavdicinu generally, and ui
the Doctor's ofli:e, »l Hanover st. .lloston. .iiu w
P. $100 B.
T1IK undersigned being lloensrd by the United
htaUss. are pr«*pared to procure Pensions, lloun
lies, Arrears of Pay and Prise Money, for soldiers,
K'hiiiuii, or thnlr heir*. Dills for Hoard ami trans
portation of Recruit* or DraJted tnon oollected.
All demands against tho Mate or United 8tatos at
tendeii to
Havingan Agent both at Wnsblngton and Augus
ta, and having had large cxpcrieuou, wo Icol safe
In ussertlng that any business entrusted to our care
will lio taitliftilly and MwipNf executed. Wo
have also an Agent iu i>ow Yoric, to attjnl to thu
pjyment of Priis Money. Advice free. Approved
claims cashed.
MAN LB Y & SAWYER,
Office 82 1-2 Exchange Street,
Fox Clock, PORTLAND, Maixb.
J. II. MaRLBT, W. 8. 8a WVJtK.
REFKUEXCK*.
lion. Samuel Cony, Governor of Maino.
Hon. J. L. Ilodgtlon, Adj. lien, of Malno.
Hon. Wni. Pitt Pcssenden, V. 8, Senator.
Hon. Lot 31. Morrill, U. 8. bona tor. Cml8
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HI £1
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r § ^ |3|f*
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5 ^ 2 I 52 j J #£
no. Jim s 1 rfb 1 5 W g s|
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
NKW STOCK OK
Fresh Di'iip* Ac llcdicinc* !
mil!" subscriber having just purchased a Presh
1 Stock of Drugs. Medicines, An., invites the at
tention of tho public to the above Cut.
J. SAWYKIt, Druvrist,
Uiddvftud HouruHlouk.
Pure l*ot«nh,
lBtf Just received mod for sale by J. SAWYKIL
Coffin WnrehoiiMC.
J . UX. . DBA RINO,
■VCCKHHOn TO T P. S. PKAM.fG,
ATI LI. coxrixrrn TO
Krrp Ibr l,nrjf»l and Brat A«n«rtmrnt
Of Coffin*, Robe* and Plate* that ran t»e round In
VorU County, whloh will lie told ohraper tlian at
any other place. Al*o, Agent for Crane'* Metallic
llurlal Oa»*et—Saw Minn and lob work done at
•hurt notice. At tho old *tand, bearing nuildiug,
Chestnut Street. Residence, South Street, near
the City Ilulldlng. Irttf
grorgf; c. yeaton,
Attoruoy uud Counsollor at Law,
south nmuricK, vr.,
Will gtroapeolal attention to »eeuring Prmioni,
Haunhn. Btrk fat and Print Monrw for soldiers or
teamen, their children, mother*, widows, or orphan
ilttora, Ac., who are entitled thereto. Apply In
perron or by letter, to UBU. 0. YFATUN.
v 80. Berwick, Ma. _
CHARLES H. QBANQBR,
Teacher of .llaaic* Hammer atraet, Hnco.
Piano* toned to ehNr. 47tf
Licensed_Agency.
arrears of pay, y '
PKJV810.Y8,
BOUATr.and
PRIZE MOyRY.
Abore claim* promptly *e«ured by
KDWAlU) EASTMAN.
39 '*Hlh ■ ll*fl*i M*l»i
TAKE jSTOTICE.
ANIl
MANUFACTURERS!
Your attention Is railed to the (took of
HARDWARE!
Farmers'
and
MACHINISTS' TOOLS!
MiiiiuftstiijM' Supplle?, Ac..
kept by the subscriber at
NO. 2, CHESTNUT ST.,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
fllddrford. Mnlnr.
THIS STOCK IS NEW,
and will ho (old very low for cash, at I purpose fir
ing my whole attention to other business.
Persons Intending to bullit this MM will do
well to arall themselves of this opportunity to
nurohaso their NAILS. TKIMMINUS, Ac., which
for a short time Is afforded them.
Please call and oxainlne.
Mtf CIIAIILKS HARDY
Mr. Theodore P. Buck,
"ITTOUI<D inform the citlxon* of Saro and Ulddo
11 ford that lie (till continue* to carry on the
BAKING BUSINESS!
At the old Plorce Rakflry. Chestnut >t., Bldde
ford. Having purcha*od nn Improved liltKAI)
MA CHINK, ho 1« ablo to furnUh a larger ai
•orttuent than ever.
He will run hi* enrts In Saco, the tame ax hereto
fbre.
(intcful for iiait patronage, he take* this oppor
tunity of thanking hlii patron*, and solicit* a con
tlnuauoo of their outtom.
THEODORE P. RUCK.
Dlddefbrd. Jane 13. 1HM. »
Oarpetings!
GREAT BARGAINS
CARPET92
. AT TilK CARPKT STORK OF
§\ A. DAY,
1 Htf flo. 3 City ptllldllH» Ili'lJcford.
five dollArs;..:$«.
OEOROE H. KNOWLTON,
Will procuro Lutilities aftd Pension* lor No
chartjn unltin itrcrinful. Parties at a distance can
have tlioir limine** attended to by forwarding *
ftatement of their case Ihron^li the mall.
Address UKORUK //. KNOWLTON,
I'.'tf (At tlii' Probate Office) \HVed, Ale.
•HERMAN'S i v.-r.cvzd
CLOTEBUS H'KI;\UC!t.
REASONS why it will pay to buv one i 1st Thev
are simple In construction,and not liable to get
out of order.
ltd, They are durable i with proper care they will
la*t a lifetime.
ud. They will save their wholo cost every *lx
month* In clothing alone, at the preseut high pri«
cesol cloths.
4th. They savo a great deal of hard work.
For *alo at T. L IvIAIIULl.'S
.'f.tr Hardware Store.
aroirsi us li hhy,
DRUGGIST,
NEW CITY BUILDING,
Has constantly on hand all kind* of
Drug*, HIcdiciiiCM, &c., Arc.
E has Just wade a large and eholco addition to
hi* list of
FANCY GOODS,
comprising every nitlole usually found In a drug
•tore, (ueh a*
HAIR OILS, PERFUMERY, COMBS, II HUSHES,
FANCY SOAPS, An., Ac.
..rar. Particular attention paid to Physielans'
Prescription*, lie has ono of the largest stock* oi
Drugs and Mcdlcint* In thoStato.an I would Invite
phyJclan* to thvor hint with their ord*r«. 1
House for Sale.
Mistake The subscriber offer* for cule hi*
IliliJB COTTAUK HOUSE situated on the
■iKHbHeight*.corner of Middle and Acorn
■treet*. Said house I* in perfect repair, containing
nine room*, wltli both bard and *«ift water l>rought
In by pump*. There Is a barn and shed attached. 1
There is o .nr.eoCod with the lot a dnely cultivated
gardeu coiitalnlng'aH kinds of On it trees, such as
apple, near, pluiu. Ac., gooseberry a'id grapi«vlno»,
all In bearing condition; and in the garden u a I
Urapu Housed) x 17, with 21 foreign grape vino,1
13 varieties, ntctirlne and |mach trees. Said house
and lot will b« told Cheap If applied for #o.m.
JOHN 11. PA UK Ell.
Jllddtford, April 20, l*.l. 18
II
VERNA.TE1L1L A.
Warranted to inak« llio
SOLES OP BOOTS AND SHOES
Water an<l dampness proof, and wear one
tlilnl longer.
"irKflNATKI.LA, (pronounced Ver*na-UMar) la a
> preparation from Copper, havluvc no greaso.
Linseed oil, or any thing of Uto kind, and when tlte
soles aro once saturated it lib it. water cin u<> mure
Cut through llicin tlian through cooper it <■ 1.
I'rice 35 Oati prr il«tilea
at retail every where.
Hut It* coat to the purchaser Is really xotiiixo,
as It make* the aolea wear enough longer to more
than pay A>r It, leaving as a net -rain the making
of them Water and Dampness I'ronf, nod the pres
ervation thereby of that priceless ;;vtu, Uiu lieuitn.
IjADIES, read this.
SAVE YOUR HEALTH.
Use Vernatella on the Hole* ofyourtthoet. It
make* them water prool and thereby proUctsyour
fret from <taiupoeM, for the ground always mora
or less moist, cither froui rain or the morning and
evening dew.
Ar Wiioi.ksal* m Doston Br
0K0.0. OOODWIN Jk CO.. 33 Hanover street.
K M. COI.COKD A CO., w> Hanover atreet,
M. H. HCllll A CO , M Treuiont street.
CAKTKIl, ftl'ST A CO, 43 Hanover street.
And Whole«<lo DrucglsU grnerally. Also, by all
the Principal Dealer* In Hoots and Nivee.
At Whulualk ix 1'orti.aj»n ar
J. W. I'P.RKINS A C0„ 64 Commercial atreet,
and others.
Manufactured In Uie Chemical Department of
the Cahoon Manufacturing Company.
WVMAN A TYLKft, AsenU,
7inZ7 W Water atreet, Boston.
TAPUJV A SMITH,
Attorney* and Counsellor* ut Law,
SAt'Oi
Kara faellltlaa fbr the proaaratlon orallelalmf
agalnrt lha tiiata and tha Ualtad ttlaU*.
nuru* r. rAi'LRr, ijrH aiiwi.1 t.imrm I
JV.W.DAY,
Auction nnd I'ommUaion .Merchant,
ljTOULO (hVmi tba <>f Ulddeftml, Kaoo
V« nmi vlrioU/. that lie haa taken out llornaa to
•all at A not ion for all wbo nay ftror hlrn with a
call. Also, all klada of <»».»< Hmmi F*miturt
aarf on raaannahla tartar Kaoond hand
Htovaa ol all kind* on band. Caaa-ttaat Chair* ra»
but to mad. Paathar had* oonitaatiy on hand '
Place of bualnaaa Liberty atroat,
JVb. 3 Gothic Block, Bilurford, Mt.
Daoambar 3d. IMA iy
~HOU8E AND LOT POR SALE.
M. The inbwIN»r offer* fbr *a.ia a *iorv and a I
jfl^hair hoow on Kill atrwt. Saco. In thoroagh
XJ&rrpMr. and conneaUd therrwith a boat half
aaacraaj land wall atnekad with rrmt tod plaa 1
.."•M bottaaoontalna nine good iliad i "
and adjoining >• a good wood'hnuaa aadatahla.—
Ilitah on wand land will be m>M at a harRala. If
appllvd for mod. (13) JOSKPli UOiHK)N.
Important to the Afflicted.
DR. DOW continue* to ba contulted at hi* oOm,
Not. 7 and 0 Endlcott Street, U wton. on all diaetu
Mora PRIVATE OR D8UCATB NATURE. Br
a |w course of study ami practical experience of
unlimited extent. Dr. D. hn« now the gratification
of pretentinc the unfortunate with remedies that
have nover.since be Hr-i Introduced Hum. AUIed
to enr» the unit alarming cut* of ()»nerrktwa and
Sfphilit. Beneath hU treatment, all the horrors of
venereal and impute blood, Impotency.bcroiula,
Oonorrhu-a, Ulcer*, paint aud distri** In the f*.
tfou* or proer-atlon. ImUtnalloti of the madder
5ni o tR"*'' "j (lroc*'*.Ahee»»e«,lIurnor», Krtjht
ful Swelling*, and the Innrtrain or horrlbla symp
tom* attending tbl* elava or dl*ea««, are tua<le to
^SSPVkuim?*>h* •ifDP1** •"'■«» <* »
child. HhUINAL WKAKNKui}. Dr. D. devote* a
treat part of hi* time t tthe treaUr. nt of thn*e
ease* uauwd byatecret and solitary habit, whleh
ruin* the body and mind, unfitting the unfortunate
Individual for hutlncit or •oelety. Home of the
*ad and melancholy effect* produced by early bab.
It* oT youth, are tteakne*aof the llaek and Umb*,
Dlxslne** or the head, Dluinrs* or bight, PalplU
tlon or the KcarC i'yjx-i • «. Nervousness, De
rm.;' merit or the digestive funotloo*, Mymptoais
or Consumption, Ac. Tlie fearful effect* on tb«
mind are mueb to bo dreaded t Ion of mernor;,
eonlutloti or idea*, dtpret* Ion or tplrlt* avll fore
1 odlngs, aversion or society,self-dlstruit.timidit),
Ac., arc among the evil* produced. Much person*
•ilou: I, lufor* contemplating uiaUiirouy, consult
a physician or experience, and be at ouce rettored
to health and happlnea*.
Patient* who wish to remain under Dr. Dow'*
treatment a few day* or week*, will be turnlshed
with pleasant room*, and charge* for board modor
ate. 4
Medicines sent to alt part* or the eoantry.wlth
ruli<lir»ntlon*roru*«,on receiving deacrlptlonof
yourc**e*.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IX DELICATE HEALTH
DR. DOW, Pbyalolan and ttarffron, No. 7 A9 Rh*
dlcult Nlrtut, lUwton. U eonaulted dally lor all dla
rut) Inoldrnt to Ui« r*iuil« ivilim. Prolapawa
Uteri.or Mllnir or the Wotnb, rluor Albua, (Hip
predion, and other u*riiatrual deranLetueula, ara
now treated upon new pathological pttncli>lr»,and
•pMiv rollel guaranteed In * very few day*. 80
Invariably certain la tlie new uumIb o( treatment,
that moit obatlnato complaint* yield under It. ana
the afflicted perron »t«>n rejoice* In perfect ileal til.
Dr. Dow Jiatf Mdoul>t had treater exi>eriance In
llio cure of dlaeaa** of women and children, thau
anv other pliyalclan In Iloaton.
Hoarding accommodation^ for patient* whornay
with to aU) In Doi>tou a few da) a under tiU treat*
uicnt.
Dr. Dow, ainco Ifll.t, having confined blawholo
attontiuQ to an oflice practice, l»r the cure of Pri
vate dlaeues and FemaleI'omplaluU, acknowledgo
no superior In the IiiIUmI Mat**.
N. H —A II iettcri inuct contain fuur red lUrnp*
or they will not lie autwerod.
OlUce hour* iroui 8 a. m. to 9 r. m.
Certain Curt in all Canen^
Or No ('hnrun Undo,
Dr Dow I* coo*ulte<l dally, from A a m. Ia H p. m.
M above, upon all mliicult aud chronic di*ea«ca ot
every name and nature, having by hU uuwrarletl
atteutloii and ntraordluary auoc*** pined a rep.
utatlou which call* patleuu from all |»arta of tua
country to obtain advice.
Among the ph)*lclan* In lloeton, none aland
higher In the profo*«lon than the celebrated I'll.
DOW. No. 7 End loot I Street, Iloaton. TI>o«e who
need the aervicea of an experienced j>ky*ici.ui aud
aurgoon ahould give him a call.
I'. S. Dr. Dow Import* aud haa lor aala a new
article called the French i>coret. Order by wall, Ji
lor $1, and a red atamp.
_IJoaton. April 1861. ly|>
AMERICA N li *OKKIf.'\ i'ATKNTS.
it. h. i:uur,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
I Ml l A'Jtnl of V. 8. I'ulent Oflrt, IfatHmyt**,
(uai/rr Ikt art e/ 111".)
70 State Struct, oppo*Jte Ktlby Street,
D08T0NJ
\FTKR itn extenalvo practice of upward* of 'J>
yt'ar«,i-outiuue*Ui»eeur« Patent* in the I'nitml
State* •, nl»o In lireat HrlUin, Prance, and other
foreign couutrie*. Caveat* Specification*, llond*.
A**ii(ntncnt*. and all Paner* or Drawing* fur Pa
l«nU, eiec'utod on literal term* an<l wltli ilefpateh,
llcacarche* made Into American or l-oruii;u work*,
to determine the validity or utility of Patent* or
Invoutlon*—and .1 or other advlco rendered In
all mutter? tombing the *.imc. t\»nlr»ol tl.t claim#
of iiny Patent Airni»hed by remitting Onu I>ollar.
A**l;rmnenta recorded at Wiuiilnjton.
>0 Afjrnejf in tkr Uniltd Slatrt pu$»r»tt$ tuprner
far tit I it t for nhlamimj I'nitnlt or atrt rtmnm-j Iht
vt.'i Htutliitf nf tmtr*tt»m».
During ei^lit month* the *ubKril>«r, in cour** of
III* Urirr practice. made on Iwirr rejected applica
tion* 81XTKBM APPKALS. KVKIlV onu ol which
♦vim decided lu Am favor by tlio Comuilwloner ol
Pa ton U ft. 1J. KHI»V.
TESTIMONIALS.
"I regard Mr. Kddy it* una of the mil «mp<
and tutttufu! practitioner* with whom 1 bavv had
u(Lul*l Intercour*e."
CIIAIILKS MASON,
(.'onimlaoioner of Patent*.
"1 have noliMllalioo in aMurlng inventor* that
tin y QtnDOi employ a pcr*on wor* eamptlrnt and
<„/Ay,an«l inoiv capable of putting their ai»
plic>ition* in a foriu to *ucure fur them an early
aad favorable consideration at the Patent OJBco."
KI>MUNl» UlllKB,
Late Coiuinl>*loii«r of Patent*
-Mr. H. II. Eddy ha* made for wo TIIIRTKKN
application*. on ail but one of wh>ch intent* havo
lieeii granted, itlid tliut l> nm. /-> J»UOh UH
'■lUukvtble proof of groat talent and ability on
>il« part lead* uie to recommend ail Inventor* to
apply to hiiu to procuro their patent*, a* tliry uiay
buturewf having rhu mod flmhfUl ultentlou k*<
•towed 011 Uietr caeca, and at very retainable char*
ge«." JOlI.N TAUUAKT
llotton, Fohruary. lt>OI. I> rf
Important to Farmers,
The aubacrlbera have for mle at their Foundry 00
blirlng*a Island,
Plows,
PLOW POINTS, CULTIVATOR TBCT1I,
Cauldron Kelt lot, Aah Moutha,
WHEEL HUBS
ut
WHEEL BOXES.
We will wake auy and all description* nf Oaet.
Inga used by (fcruiera ami oilier* at thv anoruit uo
tice, and at tb« lowett prieca
A *liaro of your patronage U aollcited.
ill.HACK WOOONAN,
JOUN II. llUKkHAM
Dlddeford.June 18.1861. ^ la
FIiA.NClS YORK
Will oontlnue to keep *t the old atacd,
AT 2£IZ\rO>'S CORNEA
Illddiferd,
CORN AND FLOUR,
Wholosalo and Rotaii.
AUo, % seuernl and ftill ajeortuicnt of
tg- Choice Family Groceries,
which will be told at the LOWEJfT Market Priee.
Orateful for the liberal patronage of hi* friend*
and |Mtrnna In the ]«a»t, Mr. York would reapeqU
lully aoliolt • continuance of the Mae.
Blddefonl. April IT, I86i. ITtf
ConirainRion More.
O- O. GOODWIN,
HAH oih-do<I a new Coiumlulon Ktora at the ccr
n«r ..r ALFIIKD and LIDKllTV (Street#. where
he ha* r«»r eale all arttclM aiually fouud at eueh
itom. Caili paid for Dccood Hand Furniture and
old Junk. _ _ 01
Mowing Machines!
Cat YVGJi CHIEF,
The Seat Machine for the Leaat Money,
Bl'll.T AND flOV.D BT
WOODMAN It nURNHAM,
I8tr Jllddelbrd, Main*.
FARM FOR SALE.
TM t'N'DBRWOOD Farm, on U«a
Baxtnn Road. three alia* from the
Bho Depot, will he aaM at a har
—I" If applied tor eooa. If aoo.
SHmTaerf«, 100 of whleh le wrtwd with
rrowtti. Will Mil Ui« balldlnre anI M or 70 aerea
or the land separate If dertred. Apply to JOMph
^Tre eUo' eereral Wood Lota, la the rtetnlty of
Bmo Tillage. whleh I will aril at a aaod hartala.
JObKPli oooCun.
ftaao, April 10.1W. 16
QT Wedding Cards printed at UnaOffc*