The Union and journal. [volume], June 05, 1863, Image 4

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rHOM TIB fllUA'.
When doath la coming near,
When thy heart shrinks to (bar.
And thy llmba Ml,
Then ralao thy han<la and pray
To him who amootha thy way
Through the dark rale.
Sooat thou the oaatorn dawn,
llear'at thou in the rod morn
Tfeptangola' *on( *
0 lilt thy drooplnc hood
Thou who In (loom and dreo<l
Halt lain so Ion j.
Doath eomoa to aet thoo (too,
0, (root him cheerily
Aa thy true friend.
And all thy foara aball oeaao.
And In eternal pe«*
Thy penanoe end.
glrscfllancous. _
Spare Lines.
When in a man thinner than a shingle?—
When he is a chafing.
It you are not happy, marriage may untie
the not.
A man who only docs hie work by halves—
tho Oyster-opener.
Why »" the crime of murder like the At
lantic? Because it in not bailable.
What is the oldest tree in Amcrica? The
rider- tree.
They that avoid not small fault*, by little
and little fall into greater.
Politeness like running water smoothes
the moot rugged stono.
He is an accountant who can cist up cor
rectly tho sum of his own errors.
So lonj; as mon are imprudent in thoirdiet
and business, doctors and lawyers may ride
in carriages.
lie that defers his charity until ho is dead,
is, if we weigh it rightly, more liberal of
another man's than of his own.
It is mentioned an a singular fact, that
restleM ns is the ocean, the pith of a ship is
tho only part of it that is really a wale.
You cannot prevent cloud* from rising
and temp^ts from raging out oi doora, but
within, you may secure unbroken calm and
endleaa sunshine.
llo who brings ridicule to hear agninxt
truth find* in his hand a blade without a hilt
—one more likely to cut himself than any*
body else.
Many illustrious mon have neglected their
genius in youth—many more do not become
aware ol possessing it till that fluting seed
time oi future glory is past forever.
Merchants are shrewd men. A trader in
modern Athens being asked tho character of
one given to poetry, described him as "one
of those mon who have soared after tho in
finite, and dived after the unfathomable, but
who never pay cash,"
Milkmen aro apt to got a stiff upright car
riage and an angular movement of the arm,
reminding ono of a pump and tho working
of its handle.
A Massachusetts paper strikes the namos
of two subscribers from its list, because they
wore recently hung Tho publisher said he
was compelled to be severe, because ho did
not know their present address.
Love is to domestic life what butter is to
bread—it possesses little nourishment in it
self, but it gives substantial* a grand relish,
without which they would be hard swallow.
The Nashville Union brings the negro ques
tion right homo to tho copperheads thus :
••Weare for tho negro where he is," say
the oopperheads. • Very well, copperheads,
let us mm where the negro is. He is at work
on rebel forts and entrenchments; he is on
the plantation raising moat and breadstufl*
for the rebel army ; be is in tho factory weav
ing butternut jeans for the rebel soldiers; he
is in the foundries casting rohol cannon ; he
is io tho shop making rebel shoes, hats, sa
bres, boots, bridles and aiddlcs ; he is in tho
camp watting on rebel officers; he is in tho
fort working rebel guns, and he is in guerrilla
bands to murder Union men.
Had ire better not take the negro into our
own hands, copperheads, or do you prefer to
let the negro stay where he is, and aid power
fully in destroying this Government?
Couldn't Find ant Boor to Surrkndkr
to.—Il is told on n fast that when tho rebel*
wero at Morgantown, it was agreed in
Wayneshurg, Pa, that no defence of the place
should be attorn ptod; and moreover, that Jew
Lunar, M C. and Cashier ol tho bank there,
wont out eight mile* with a dog of truce
hunting somo body t > surrender the town to,
but found no body after long and diligent
search. It it thought to bo too bad that 'poor
Jesso* could find no body to surrender the
placo to. liRt him report tho fact* to Con
gross — \\her liny Intelligencer.
•l.iiear is a Copperhead Concnwman, of
tho same stripe as Vallandinghain und Sam
Cox; their voto will generally bo found r«v
corded on tho same Hide. It will be w<<n
how willing he is to surrender to tho rebel*.
Old Dr. Ri*m*R'*Inx\ or Hratrn.—Ex
cepting exemption from tin, intense, vigorous,
untiriug action in the grmtcst pleasure of
mind. 1 could hardly wish to enter heaven,
did I believe its inhabitant* wero idly to sit
by purliflg streams, fanned by balm; airs.—
Heaven to bo a plaoo o( happineas, must be
a plaoo of activity. IIns tho far-reaching
mind of Newton ceased its profound investi
gation ? Has David hung un his harp a* use
less as the dusty arms in Westminister Ab
bey? II*» Paul, glowing with Uod like en
thusiasm, ccased itinerating tho universe of
God J Are Potar and Cvpruin and Edwards
and Payson and Evart* idling uwi»y cternitj
in n.oro psalm singing? Heaven is a place
of rest lew activity, the abode of never tiring
thought. David and Inaiah will sweep noblo
and loftier strings in eternity, and the minds
Of saints, unclogged by eumbereomo clay,
will lorever least on the banquet of rich and
glorious thought. My youog friends, go on
then ; you will never get through. An eter
nity of untiring action is before you, and the
universe of thought is your field,
Queer paper*: The papers having
the largest circulation—The paper of tobac
oo. Pap*1" for the roughs—Sand paper.—
Paper ooatnining manv fine point*—11»e pa
par ot needlea. RuW paper—The French
n1*0. Spiritualist's paper—(W)rapping pa
Mr. Paper illustrated with cute—Editorial
exchanges. Drawing paper—The dentist's
bi||. A taking paper-Sheriff's warrant.
A Worrnr Adtocati.—Edmond Blank
man, one of the omtora al the New York
VaUandingham meeting, will be remembered
a| the husband of Fanny W hi to, a brothel
keeper, who died about a year since, leaving
him a large fortune acquired in ber business
He is a worthy advocate of VaUandingham'•
L1I1
A hop on tho "light fantastic too"
may bo pleasant, but not when you hop on
tho fantastic too of jour neighbor.
A moral debating society out West is en
gaged in discussing tho following question :
"If a husband deserts his wife, which is
tho most abandoned, the roan or tho woman ? '
"That cat has got a cold,* 'said a
friend to, Jerrold. pointing to a domestic fa
vorite. "Yes. " Jerrold replied, "the poor
thing is subject to cat-arrh. '
What is tho difleronco between a boy
running after a girl and a boy running after
a carriago ? One chascs the miss and tho oth
er misses tho chaise.
Hp* Is tho President a Collego graduate ?*^
inquired a young lady of not very extensive
information. ^ ••Yes," said Quiip, of tho
Boston Post, jocosely ; "he took his degreo at
tho Electoral College. " *
Make The* Harrr —Send your little child
to bed happy. Whatever cares pre*, give it
a warm good-night kiss, as it goes to its pil
low. The memory of this in the stormy
▼ears whioh fato may have in store for the
little one, will be like Bethlehem's star to
tho bewildered shepherds.
How to Prosper—Young mechanics, who
would prosper in business, hare only two rules
to live up to, to insure success. First, do your
work as your customer wishes to havo it done.
The other rulo is to do it by tho time you
promise to have it done. These two rules
complied with, nnd there is little danger of
a failure.
Tho official statement of lossos in tho
late battles atChancellorville is as follows:
Killed 1,989; wounded 7,867. Tho number
reported killed will ho varied when tho list
is collected with tho list of ozchanged pris
oners received I rum Richmond. Between 1
700 and 1,860 of tho wounded were but
slightly injured, and wcro not disabled or uff
duty for a single day.
Growing Anxious.—'The last report from
JefT. Davis is that he looks caroworn nnd
prats very loud. This reminds one of our
exchanges of tho old negro who was going
acrotw an arm of tho «oa in an open boat,
when tho wind was high. IIo dropped his
oar and exclaimed—"O, Lord, I nehor nx
any favor ob you ; but if you eber gwine to
do anything for Cwsar, now's yer time!"
Post Orncra in Mains.—The napes of
the fifteen offices, with the reTenue of which
each pay, wo annex us follows:
Augusta $2,000, Bath 2,000, Bangor
2,000, Belfast 1,292, Biddeford 1,842, Bruns
wick 1,304, Calais 2.000, Eastport 1,153,
Gardiner 1,275, Hallowell 879, Lowiston
1,993, Portland 2,000, Rockland 1,440, Saco,
1,253, Watcrvillo 1,030.
jy Speaking of old age Cicero says: And
thus it is that young men seem to mo to dio,
just as when the violence of the fl.inio is ex
tinguished hy a flood of water; whereas old
men dio, aa the exhausted fire goes out, spon
taneously, without tho exertion of any force;
and as fruits when they are green aro plucked
by force Irom tho tree, but when ripo and
mellow drop ofl, so violence takes awity their
lives from youths, maturity from old men ;
a state which to me indeed is so delightful
that tho nearer I approach to death, I s eta,
as it were,to be getting sight of land, and at
longth, after a long voyage, to bo just coming
into harbor.
Siiaiu>.—A correspondent of tho New York
Tribune, describing the duels of tho sharp
shooters on the Rappahannock, previous to
Hooker's advanco, says:
At ono time during the day, in a pit near
at hand, I heard a reb'l snap his gun several
times ; but it missed fire, much to hisdisgust.
for I could hoar him swear when it failed to
go o(T One of our men amused at his per
plexity, called out:
"Hello thwro, where did you got your por
cussion caps?"
••They're northern copperheads," was his
quick response.
A Hero.—Commenting on tho late arrest
ami a-jntenco or Vallaniiinghatn, the editor of
the Saratoga Republican and Sentinel nays:
"Should Lincoln dare to npprovo of this
sentence, then, oh, then, that we were Gov
ernor of the Statu of Ohio, Tor one month."
This bring* to rniod the valiant Bob :
Acuta—If Beverly should nsk you what
kind of n man your friend Acres if, do tell
him ( am a deril of a follow.
Aiuolvti—To ho sure 1 shtll. I'll say
jou are a determined dog—hov Bob!
Acais— Yea, do Tell himl generally kill
a man a week, and that* I keep a private
burying ground of my own.
Condition or tue CoNntowucr.—The N.
Orleans correspondent of the New York
Times says that when tho gallant Col. Grier
son reached Now Orleans after his wild ride
through Mississippi, ho said to Gen. Shcp
ley:
"I tell you, General, no ono can pans thro*
that country without knowing that tho Con
federacy is broken up; it is a mere shell with
nothing in it. Tho negroce are not working,
but flying from place to nlaco. \Vo met
many with handcuffs on, and lelcasod them.
Their cropa of thia year cannot bo realised,
and tho whole slave system is utterly demor
alized in the State of Mississippi."
fy What a contemptible scamp, says an ex- J
change pai*r, is tho person who will take a
paper a year or two without paying for It, and
then, without giviug any reason for his con
duct, refuse to take it from the post office.—
Such a fellow is a disgrace to thocommunity in
which he lives, and deserves the undisguised
scorn of every honorable uitisen.
We are sorry to say we know of a few such
fellows who have treated us in that way, and
w« think we shall publish their namce, that
their neighbors may be on their guard. For he
who will cheat th; printer, will have no scru
ples about cheating anybody else.—Balk Timet.
FRANCIS YORK
Will continue to ko* p at the old lUnd,
AT KINO'S CORNER,
ltiH«(r r»r<l, V
CORN AND FLOUR,
Wholosalo and Rotail.
Alto, a general and full aMortiuont of
M-Choice Family Groceries,
which will be told at tho LOWEST Market Price.
Grateful fbr Ute liberal patronage of hu trlendi
and patron* la the past, Mr. York would reipect
lully solicit a ooatlnuance of the ita*.
H '-fbrd. April 17, IS6J. mr
KIMBALL * MILLER,
ATTORNEY8 AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
omcM at
San ford and North Berwick. Me.
Will prueeeuta Pensions, Dointy. and other
olalm* upon the Government. Particularattention
glren to securing claims growing oat ol the praa
ent war.
ixctua ». kiiuaUm u wm. b. iiuu.
NEW
WAT6I1 AM JEWELRY STORE.
TWAMIIL1Y St CLEAVES,
lirOCLD respectfully announce to the cltlsens of
l» Blddeforu, Saco and rlelnlty, that they bavt>
opened store
X*. 3 Crystal Arcade.
formerly occupied liy Nhaw A Clark, where they
oflwior aale a new awl beautiful assortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRT,
and all articles mually found In a well appointed
Jewelry store. Strict attention paid to Repairing
Watches, flocks and Jewelry.
Cofll.i Plates lurnlshed and Engraved at abort no
tice, and other klnda of enicrarlnir done.
The public an respectftillv invited to call.
Samuel o. twambley,
ALBERT K. CLEAVES.
Blddeford, May. 1863. 20tf_
Now opening, a large variety of
NEW SPRING 8TYLE8
DRESS GOODS!
at Low Prices, by
F. A. DAY,
18tf No. 3 City Building, Biddeford.
RITFU8 SMALL St SON,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office in City Bailding, Biddrford, Mb
Entrance on Adama Street.
We are giving our whole time and attention to
the abovo business, and represent the following
Companies as Agents, vli:—Tkt Mat»arhuirtt» Mu
tual Lift, located at Springfield, .Mass., capital
over IWW.Ono. In this company we hare upon our
books over 200 members of the first men In Did.
dcford. Saco, and rlelnlty.
Also, the Jitw England Lift Company, looated at
Doston. Mass., capital of >2,500.000i Its cash dls
bursemcnts to Its Life Members In IH.VS was |3.T5,
000. We operate as Agents for the following fire
companies! Chtltta Mutual, of Chelsea, Mass.,
Quincy Mutual, Qulnoy, Mass., Phanis. of Hart
ford, tffttm Nfackuitttt, of Plttsfleld. Vitcata
cua, of Maine, all good, ratable stock companies.
Thankftil for past flavors, We ask for a oontlnuance
of the same. Call and see us and bring your
friends. All business entrusted to us will be ffcllh
fully and promptly performed.
RUFU6 SMALL A SON.
Blddeford, June 22, (SCO. lyrlS
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY
■ BP
*1*11 ERiCJiJY PEOPLE !
JUST PUBL18IIED BY DR. 8T0NE,
Physician to thoTroy Lung and Hygienic Institute)
A Treating on the Causes of Early Phyaloal Decline
of American People , the Causes of Nervous
Debility, Consumption aud Marasmus.
THIS WORK m mt t/1 tij(i Sioro/ fgsr, MTi'lIrs is
ckrutr yet thrilling language, appeal* tlireetly to
the moral eoneeinf At.l. PARENTS and
Guardtani e»pecially,detailing tcitnl^e and reliable
a»'/« and treatment for cure.
It will bo sent by mail on receipt of two (3 cent)
stamp*.
Ejr 1'arents and Guardians ! Young Men 1 and
Ladles ! fail not to send and get this book.
A word of Solemn Con>eiention» Advice to Ikoit who
will reflect.
A class of maladies prevail to a fearful extent In
community, dooming at least 100,000youth of both
sexes, annually, to an early grave. Those diseases
are very imperfectly undcistood. Their external
manifestations of symptoms are Nervous Debility,
Relaxation and Exhaustion ; Marasmus or wasting
and consumption of the whole body t shortness of
breathing or hurried breathing on ascending a hill
or a flight of stairs; great palpitation of tho hearii
Asthma, Bronchitis and Sore Throat s shaking of
tho hands and limbs ; aversion to society and to du
sIoom or study | dimness of Eye Sight, loss of Mem
ory, disxincss of head. Neuralgic Pain In various
narts of tho bodyjPainsIn the Ilaek or Limbs, Luiu
"ago. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Irregularity of the
lloweis. deranptd sectionsol thoKidnevs and other
elands of the body, as Leuoorrhcra or rlcur Albus,
Ac., Virulent Diseases In both Male and Fcmalo
Likewise Epilepsy. Hysteria and Nervous Spasms.
Now. in ninety-nine coses out of every one hund
red, all tho altovenanied disorders, and a hostof
others not named, as Consumption of tho Lungs
and that most Insldiousand wily form of Consump
tion of the Spinal Nerves, Tabes Dorsales. and Mes
enterica, have their seat and orlcln in diseases of
the Pelvic Viscera. Hence tho want of succeuof
the old school practice In treating symptoms only
Dr. Andrew Ktone. Physician to tho Troy Lung
and Hygienic Institution, Is now enngod In treat
ing this olaM of modern maladies with the most as
tonlshing suoceu. Tho treatment adopted by the
Institution Is new i It la bused upon solcntlflo prin
ciples, with uew discovered remedies, without rnln
orals or poisons. Tho facilities of euro are such
that pnticnt* can be cured at their homes. In any
|iart of the country, from accurate descriptions of
their MM bv letter, and have tho medicines sent
Uieiu by mall or expresi Printed interrogatories
will bo forwarded on application.
Consumption, Catarrh and disease* nf tho throat
cured as well at tho homo of patients as at tho In
stitution, by sending the Cold Medicated Inhaling
Halnamic t a/wi*, with lultaler.and ample directions
fbr their use, and direct correspondence.
Patients applying for Interrogatories or advice,
must inclose return stamps to meet attention.
The attending physician will be found at the In
stitution, for consultation. lYoin 9 A. M. to 'J P. M
ol each day, Sunday, In the forenoon.
Addresa Dr. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to tho Troy Lung and Hygienic InstU
tute, and Physician for Diseases nf tho Heart
Throat and Lunr*, 96 PIRh street, Troy, N. Y. lyS
Mowing Machines!
C.IVFt!.I CHIEF,
Tho licit Machino for the I«eait Money,
BUILT AND SOLD BY
WOODMAN & BURN HAM,
I9tf Blddefbrd, Mai no.
ESTABLISHED 170O
i'ktrrTokillakd,
S.XL'FP AM TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
10 and 18 Chamber* Street,
(Fonncrlv 42 Chatham street. New York,)
"11TOULD call the attention of Dealers to thear
I I tides ol his manufacture, vis t
DROWN SNUFF.
Macaboy, Demlgros.
Flno Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nichitoches,
American gentleman Cojtenhagen,
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch,
or Luodyfbot,
Attention it called to the large reduction in price*
of Fine Cut Cheleinf and Smoking Tobacco*, which
mill be fount of a Superior Quality,
TOBACCO.
KMOKIKO. FISH COT CIIKWIMO. SMOKlMO.
Long. P. A. L. or plain, 8. Jago,
No. I, Cavendish or 8weet, Spanish,
No. 2, Sweet 8oented Oronouo, Canaster,
Nos. 1 and 2 mixed, Turkish,
Granulated, Tin Foil Cavendish.
N. D. A circular of prices wjll be sent on appli
cation. 19—lyr*
Notice to Creditor*!.
rI!E undersigned having been appointed hy the
Judge of Prohate for the County of York, and
duly quallfled. Commissioners to receive and ex
amine the claims of creditors against the estate of
Louir O. Cowan, late of Dlddefurd, In said county,
Ksauire. deceased, we hereby give notioe that we
will receive and examine ail such claims, and hoar
the parties, at the offlce of Alex'r F. Chlsholm,
in oaoo, in Mid ooanty, on the second Satur
days of June, August. September and October, A.
D. 1863, at two o'clock P. M.. when and where all
such creditors an hereby notlBed to present their
claims. IlKNKY J RICK.
STEPHEN P. LANE.
Dated May l«, 1863. 2i-3w
Super Phosphate!
THE attention of Farmer* and Gardeners U di
rected to what la universally oonceded to be the
STANDARD MANURE!
Small in Utt.Mri/y kanlltd, »f grtat poiPtr,and
ea» b* uitd btfort or nfltr plant, n,/. J tin fit 100
*rr<»* •» «y *nnf*» i« wm „er.««
Ml )riW4 Mtn Maw « In /«r arrt.
For nil by CHARLES J. CLEAVES,
Mo. 0 Blddeford House Blook,
When will ba found
Farming Tools, Hard Ware,
of every kind,
Table Cntlery, Fancy Roods,
gllrer and Plated Ware or all kinds. Jewelry or the
Lateet Styles, sold at the lowest prloee.
Wsirbts, I'lsehi mm* Jewelry Rrpalrwl
faithfully, at short notloa.
jotf CHARLES J. CLEAVES.
AMERICAN fc FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H« EDDY
solicitor'OF PATENTS,
L*ti Agent of U. S. Patent Office, fratkington,
(under Ike met of 1837.)
70 Slate Street, opposite KUbjr Street,
B08T0NI
AFTER an extensive practice of upward* of 20
yeara. continues to secure latent* In the United
States i also In Ureal Britain, France, and other
fbrelgn countries. Caveat*. Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all Paper* or Drawlnp fbr Pa
tent*. executed on liberal terma and with despatch.
K«»u*rchei mad* Into Amerioan or Foreign work*,
to determlno the validity or utility of Intent* or
Inrentlon*—and legal or other advice rendered In
•11 matter* touching the aam«. Coplea of the claim*
of any Patent ftirnlahed by remitting On* Dollar.
Assignment* recorded at Waahlngton.
The Agency la not only the largeat In New Eng
land, but through It Inventor* have advanUgea for
aecurlng Patent*, or ascertaining the patentability
of Inventions unanrpaa*ad by. 11 not lmmea*ura
bly superior to. any which can be oflered them else
where. The teatlmnnlala below given prove that
none la MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT
OFFICE than the sultscrlber | and aa SUCCESS 18
THE DEBT PROOFOF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL
ITY, he would add that he haa al undant reason to
believe, and can prove, that at no other office o
the kind are the charge* for profe**ional aervlcca
so moderate. The lmmenae practice of the sub
scriber during twenty yeara past, haa enabled him
to accumulate a vaat collection of specifications
and official declalona relative to patent*. ~
These, bealdea hlaeztenalve library of legal ana
mechanical works, and fall accounts of patent*
granted In the United State* and Europe, render
him able, beyond aueitlon, to oSer superior facili
ties for obtaining Patents.
All neoeaslty of a tourney to Waahlngton to pro
cure a patent, and tno usual great delay there, are
hero saved Inventor*.
TESTIMONIALS.
"I regard Mr. Eddy m on* of the moit rapablt
an J mcrtufu/ practitioners with whom I hare had
odlolal intercourse."
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patent*.
"I have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ a person more competent and
truittrortkp, ana mora capable of putting their ap
plicatlonsln a fbnn to aecura fbr thein an early
and fkvorablr consideration at the Patent Oflloo." 1
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
-.Mr. R. II. Eddy has made for mo THIRTEEN
applications, on all hut one of which patents have
been granted, and that Is now penJiwj. Such un
inlstalioahlo proof «>f groat talent and ability on
his part loads me to recommend all Inventors to
apply to him to procure theli patents,as they may
lie sure of having the most faithful attention be
stowed on their casoa, and at very reasonable char*
gos." JOHN TAUUART.
During eight months the subscriber. In course of
his large practice, made on tuire rejected applica
tions SIXTKKN APPEALS. EVERY one of which
was iloclded In Ais favor by the Commissioner ol
Patents. R. U. EDDV.
Boston, December 19, 1862. Iyr2
Important to (he Afflicted.
———— «.
DR. DOW continues to lie consulted at his oflloe,
No*. 7 and 9 Endlcott Street, Boston, on all dlseaa
cs of a PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. By
a long course of study and practical experience of
unlimited oxtent, Dr. D. has now the gratification
of presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have nover, slnoe he first Introduced them, failed
to euro tho most alarming cases of (ionorrktra and
Syphitii. Beneath hi* treatment, all tho horrors of
venoreal and Impure blood, Impotenoy, Scrofula,
Gonorrhoea, Ulcers, pains and distress In tho re
glons of procreation, Inflamation of tho Bladder
and Kidneys, Hydrocelo,Abcesses,Ilumora, Fright
ful Swellings, and the long train of horrible symp
toms attending this class of disease, are made to
bcoomo as harmless as the simplest alllngs of a
child. SHM1NAL WEAKNESS. Dr. D. dovotes a
great part of hi* tlmo to the treatment of those
oases causod by a secret and solitary habit, which
ruins the body and mind, unfitting the unfortunate
Individual for business or society. Some of tho
sad and melancholy effects produced by early hab
its .I' youth, are Weakness of the Back and Limbs,
Dltilness of the head. Dimness of Sight, l'alplta*
tlon of the Heart. Dyspepsia, Norvousness, De.
rangcinent of tho digestive functions, Symptoms
of Consumption, Ac. The fearful effect* on the
mind uro much to bo dreaded i loss of memory,
contusion of Ideas, depression of spirits evil fore
bodings, aversion of society,self-distrust, timidity,
Ac., are among tho evils producud. Such persons |
should, before contemplating matrimony, consult
a physician of experience, und lie at onoo restored 1
to health and happiness.
Patient* who wish to remain under Dr. Dow's
treatment a few days or woeks, will bo lurnishod
with pleasant rooms, and oharges for board modor
ate.
Mcdlolnes sont to all part* of the country, with
full directions for use, on roooiving description of I
your case*, 1
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
1)11. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 7 A 9 En
clientt Street, Ronton, ii consulted dally for all tll»
oases Incident to the female aystem. Prolapsus
Uteri.or falling of tho Womb, Fluor Albus, Hup
preisiori, and other menstrual derangements, arc
now treated upon new pathologies! principle*, and
speedy relief guaranteed In a very few days. 80
Invariably certain la the new mode of treatment,
that mod obstinate complaint* ylold under it. ana
the afflicted porson toon rejoices In perfect health.
Dr. Dow ha* no doubt hau greater experience In
the cure of diseases of women and children, than
any other phyalclan In Iloaton.
Hoarding aocommodationa for patient* who may
wlah to atay in l)os ton a Tew daya under hla treat
ment.
Dr. Dow, ainoe I81.T, bavins confined hla whole
attentlou to an offlce practloe, for the euro of Pri
vate disease* and Female Complaint*,acknowledge
no superior In the United 8tatea.
N. A.—All Icttora muat contain four red ftampa
or they will not bo answered.
Uflice honra Irom 8 a. m. to 9 r. w.
Certain Care in all Cases,
Or No Charge Mndr.
Dr Dow la consulted dally, from 8 a m. to 8 r. x.
aa above, upon all diflloult and chronic dlaeaaea ol
every name and nature, having by hla unwearied
attention and extraordinary anccosa gained a rep
utation which call* patient* from all parte of the
country to obtain advloe.
Among tho phvalolana in Boston, none atand
higher in the profosalon than tho celebrated DR.
DOW, No. 7 Endlcott Street, Uoaton. Those who
need tho acrvinea of an experienced phyalcian and
surgeon should give him a call.
I'.8. Dr. Dow Imports and has tor sale anew
artlclo oallod tho French Sooret. Order by mall, 2
lor $1, and a rod atamp.
Hot ton, April 1863. Iyl8
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
;CURE FOR
PIN WORMS
DR. E. G. GOULD*!
FIN WORM SYRUP
I* the first and only remedy over offered to the
publlo for Uio effectual removal of the Asearidea,
or Pin Worms, In in the human avstem. The high
reputation It lm« csUhllshod In tlio last two years,
And the Act Hint It la (kst H|MMd)t|lUt(|ilf
worm remedies, Is the beat teat of ita great worlt
It aflardi Relief In nrralr-faiir hear*,
and aa Eatlre Care la Warraaled
when taken according to dlrectlona, which accom
pany each bottle. ,
This My run la also a moat valuahlo famllvca
tharthlo, to be al waya uaed when physio la required,
riptetaily for ekildrtn. It oorrccta the accretion*,
gives tone to the atomach and bnwela, asilstlng na
t u re In liar effurU to restore health. It i$ partly of
Vegetable Extract!, anil nlwuy »nfe and reliable.
C. IIkrvkt, 80I0 Proprietor.
Hold In noaton by UEO. C. UOOI)H'IN i, CO., 12
Marahall street, and other M holesale Drunlata.
Al retail by A. Sawyer, W. C. Dyer, V. II.Carlton
A Co., Illddeford, f 6in5J
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
NEW 8TOOK OP
Frefth Drii^ & iTIedicinc* !
1UIK subscriber having Juit purchased a Krcsh
Stock of I)ruga. Medicines, Ac., invites tliu ut
tcntiou of the public to tho above diet.
J, SAWVKIl, Drugglat,
iMddeford Hou.«o Block.
Pure Potash,
18tr Jnit received and for sale by J. 8AYVYER.
PILES CUBED. NO HUMBUG.
The auhacrlber would Inform the public that he
has dlaoovered a remedy which apeedlly cure* the
moat obstinate oases of thla dlatreaalng oomplalnt
It la an Internal medicine, la purely vegetable, and
perfootly atmple and safe for the moat delleate pa
Uent We put It up In mailable torm. with dire*
Uona for preparing, (which la only to ateep It.) and
other nroesrary direction*, and on the reeelptor
one dollar we will forward a package to any ad
dress by mall, post paid.
Trial packages will be mailed on the receipt ol
33 eenu. In atampa or change. Poll particular!
oan be obtained on addreaalng the proprietor, with
a aUtnp eneloeed. JOHN MORRILL,
tyr* t Medical Chemlat, Lewlaton, Me.
LAW BLANKS OP BTBRT KIND
rttlHTSB IH A mur MAITRBB AT TBS CKIOM urrica
The All Sufficient Three.
THE GREAT ilAMERICAN REMEDIES,"
Kmwi m Ilclnbdd'i
Genuine Preparations, vis:
HKLMnOLD'S EXTRACT uBUCHU
SARSAPARILLA,
M IMPROVED ROSE IT ASH.
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION,
HIQHLY CONCENTRATED
COMFOUXD
Fluid Extract Buchu,
A Positive and Specific Remedy for
Diseases of the
J3£-BIaddor, Kidneys, Gravel, and
Dropsical Swellings,
This Medicine increases the power of Diges
tion, and excitea the Abtorbent* into healthy ac
tion, by which the Watery or Calcerout depo
sition*, and all unnatural enlargement* are re
duced, as well as pain and inflammation, and is
good for Men, Women or Children.
Hdmbold'g Extract Buchu
roa WKAKXESSM
arising from Excesses. Habits of Dissipation,
Early Indisoretion, or Abuse,
ATRKDKO WITH THE fOLLOWINO SYMPTOMS,
Indisposition to Exertion. Lou of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of lireathinc,
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakeftilnoes,
IHmness of Vision. Pain In the Itaek,
Universal Lassitude of Flushing of the Dodjr,
the Muscular System, Kruptlons on the Faoe,
Hot lianas, Pallid Countenanoe,
Dryness of the 8kln.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
Impotency, Fatuity, Epileptic Fitt, in one of
which the patient may expire. Who can say
that they are not frequently followed by those
"direful diseases,"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are awaro of the cause of their suffer
ing, but none will confess. Tho records of the
Insane Asylums, and tho melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to tho truth
of the assertion.
The Conttitution, once nfeeltd with Organic
irraknttt*
Requires tho aid of medicino to strengthen
and invigorate the system, which HelmSold't
Extract Buchu invariably does. A trial will
convince tho most skeptical.
Females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNO, 8INOLE. MARRIED, OR
CUNTEJll'LXTlNU MARRIAUB,
In many affections peculiar to Females the
Extract Duchu ia unequalled by any other rem
edy, an in Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity,
I'ainfulucss, or Suppression of tlio customary
Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sohirrous state of
the Uterus, Lcuchorrhrca or Whites, Sterility,
and for all complaints incident to the sex, wheth
er arising from Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipa
tion, or in the
Doclino or Clmngo of Life.
SKK SYMPTOMS ABOVK.
NO FAMILY 8H0ULD DE WITHOUT IT.
Take no nnlsam. Mercury, or Unpleasant Med
ietas for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
Ilclmbold's Extract Biicliu
CURE8
Secret Diseases
in all their stages; at littlo expense; little or
no change in diet; no inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
It causes frequent desire, and gives strength
to Urinate, thereby removing obstructions.nre
venting and curing Strictures of tho Urethra,
allaying pain and inflammation, so frcnuent in
this class of diseases, and eznclling Poitonout,
Dittauiand Worn-Out Matter.
Thousands jipon thousands who have been
the victims of
QUACKS,
and who have paid heavy feet to be cured in a
short time, have found they were deceived, nnd
that the "rubra*' has, by tho use of "Power
ful Astringents," been dried up in the system,
to break out in an aggravated ft rm, and
i'LRHAPS AFTER MARRIAUL.
USB
Helmbold's Extract Bticliu
For all Affections and Diseases of
TII K URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in Male or Vernal*, from
whatever cause originating, and
No Matter of Hoio Long Standing!
Diseases of these Organs require the aid o a
Durum.
Helmbold'n Ext. Buchu
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC.
and it is certain to have the draired effect in all
Diseases for which it is recommended.
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Samparilla.
SYPHILIS.
This Is an affection of tho Blood, and attaoks
tho Sexual Organs, Linings of the Now, Ears,
Throat, Windpipe, and other Mucus Surfaces,
making its appearance in the torm of Ulcers.—
Helmbold's Extract Sarsaj>ari1la purifies the
Blood, and removes all Scaly Eruptions of the
Skin, giving to the Complexion a Clear and
Healthy Color. It bolngprepared exprenslIv for
this class of complaints, its Blood Purifying
Properties aro preserved to a greater extent
than any other preparation of Sarsaparilla.
Mielmbol(VH Rone Wanh.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of a Syphil
itic nature, and as an injection in Diseases of
tho Urinary Organs, arising from habits ot dis
sipation, used in connection with the Extracts
Buchu and Sarsaparilla, in such diseases as rec
ommended.
Evidence of tho most responsible and reliable
character will accompany tho medicincs.
Cerlllcstr* of Ci»rr«,
From eight to twenty years' standing, with names
Known to SCIENCE AND FAME.
For medical properties of UUCIIU, see Dispensa
tory of the United States.
Hco I'rufeMor DEW EES1 valuable works on the
Pracliee of Physio.
tSeo remarks made by the lato celebrated Dr.
PHYSICK, Philadelphia.
h«o remarks made by Dr. EPIIRAIM McDOIP
ELL, a eelebralod Physloian, and Member of the
Itoyal College of Surgoons, Ireland,and publUhed
In the Transactions of the King and Queen's Jour
sal.
See Medlco-Chlrur*lcal Review, published by
HEN J AM! ti TRAI'ERS, Fellow or the Royal Col.
lege of Surgeons.
Bee most of the late Standard Works on MMIelne.
Etlraet Ruck*. HJOOprr hiittlt, or it* for fi.no.
•• SartnparilUi, 1.00 » fijOO.
fmprovrU Roir JfTuA, 50 " " ^,50.
Or half a doieo of each Tor $14, which will bo sulll
clent to oure the most obstinate cam, If directions
are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
»,♦ Describe symptoms In all communications.—
Cures guaranteed. Adrloe gratis.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me,an Alderman of
the city of Philadelphia, II. T. IIrlmbold, who,be
ing duly sworn, doth say, his preparations contain
no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious drugs,
but are purely vegetable. H. T. HELM HOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me. this 23d day of
November. ISM. HTM. P. HIHBARD,
Alderman, Ninth street, abore IUo«, Phlla.
Address Letters for Information In confidence,
H. T. HELMROLD, Chrmut,
Depot KM Booth Tenth st» below Chestnut, Phi la.
Htwmrt of Counter ftilt and Unprincipled Draleri,
Who endearor to dispose "of their our*" and •tktr
articles on the reputation attained by
HelmboliPs Oenulne Preparations,
M " Kxtract Ouehu,
M mm Hareaparilla,
w ■' Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists every where.
Aok for Hoh*UU'»—T*t If* Other
Oat out the advertisement, and send for It, md
neM/avMrfhs sstf I^msti. lyrti
tbi woiu'a ciut RtxiDt roa
Scrofula and Soroftilooa Dlaooaea.
Frmm Emery fries, a urll lmmen merchant of Ox•
ford, Maine.
MI bare aold larg* quantlUoa of your Haiuata
mi.i.A, bat nerer yet oar liottle wlik-h failed of the
dealred effect and lull aatiafartlon tothoae who took
It. Aa tot an our iieoplc trr It, they agree there haa
been uo mcdlcln" like It before la our community."
Eruptions, Pimples, .Blotches, Puatulea, Ul
cers, Soroa, and all Dlsoases of the Skin.
From Iter, liobt. Stmt (on, UHtlol, Kmgland.
u I only do my duty to you and the publle, when
1 add mi testimony to that you publiah of the me
dicinal virtues of rour S a us a pa him.A. Mr daugh
ter, aged ten. had an afflicting humor In ner ears,
eyes, and hair for years, which we were unable to
eurv until we tried your HAiUAraniLLA. She has
been well for aome montha."
/Vow Mrt. Jant K. Hire, a weU-bntnen and much
esteemed lailym/ DennhrlUe, Cape Mag Co., X.J.
M 31 y daughter haa auffered for a year pant with a
aerofuloua eruption, which waa very troublcaoine.
Nothing afforded anr relief until wo tried your
Ha ksapakiixa, which aoon completely cured Iter."
From Charles P. Gage, Ftq., of the trtdelg tnoten
Gage, .Hurray if Co., mannfacturrrt of enamelled
paperi In Xinhua, X. II.
MI had for acreral yeara a rery tronbleaomo
kwnor In my face, which crew rouatantly worso
until It dlaflgured mr featurea and became an Intol
erable affliction. I tried almoat every thing a man
eould of both adrtce and mcdidnc, but without any
relief whatcrer, until I took your Habsaimiuixa.
It Immediately made my face worse, aa you told me
It might fbr a time, but In a few weeks the uew
akin began to form under the blotches, and eou
Untied until my faee is as smooth aa any body's,
and I am without any ayinptoma of the dlaeaae Hut
1 know of. I enjoy perfect health, and without a
doubt owe It to your Saksaimrilla."
Erysipelas—General Debility—jruniy uie
Blood.
From Dr. llobt. Sarin, Mansion St.. Ke*> York.
" I)ii. AYKU. I acldom fall to remove Eruption*
and Scrofulous Sores by the per«vcrinK u*eor your
8ARaArAltll.LA.and 1 have Ju»t now cured mi attack
of Malignant hruiipelns with It. No alterative we
ponce** e<|uala the 8Aitfl.\rAMLi.A you have *ap>
plied to the profeasion m well a* to the people."
From J. K. Johnston, ir«Zr»ww, Ohio.
" For twelve year*, I had the yellow Kry*lpela«
on my right arm, during which time I tried all tho
celebrated phyMclana I could reach, and took hun
dred* of dollar* worth of medlclnea. The nicer*
were ao bad that the corda became vlaible, and tho
doctor* dccidcd that my ann mint bo amputated. I
began taking your Mai:*aimrii.i..\. Took two bot
tle*, and aome of your I'imji. Together they hare
cured me. 1 am now a* well and Round aa any body.
Iteing In a public place, my caao I* known to every
body In thia community, and excite* the woudcr or
all "
From IIoh. Henry Monro, M. P. P., of Xewrastle,
C. Jr.. a leading number of the Canatllan Parlia
ment.
»1 have uaed your SAnaAPAntM.A In mjr family,
for general </(' ilitn, and for pnr(fMiii</ the blood,
with very benefl inl reault*, and feci couUdcucu la
cuiuiuenulug It to the afflicted."
St. Anthony's Fire, Hose, Bait Bhoum,
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.
From Harvey Sickler, Esq., the able editor qf the
TimlhanniKk Democrat, I'tnnnylntnla.
" Our only child, about three year* of age, waa
attacked l>y pimple* on hi* forehead. They rapidly
aprend until they formed a loath*oinc ami virulent
aore, which covered hi* face, and actually blinded
hia eye* for *omc day*. A skilful physician applied
nitrate of *ilver ana other rvtnedie*, without any
apparent effect. For llflcen day# we guarded hi*
hauds, lent with them he ahould ti-aroiH-u the fea
tcring ami corrupt wound which covered hi* whole
face. Having tried every thing clae we had auy
hope from, we began givlu^ your SAiiM.vrAltiLi.A,
and applying the Iodide of |Mita*h lution, aa you
direct, 'lhe *orc begau to heal when we hail given
the tint bottle, and waa well when we had finlnlied
the *econd. Tho chlld'a l|lllll||l whirli lud come
out, grew again, and he t« now a* healtliy ami fair
aa any other. The wholo neighborhood predicted
that tfie cldld inuat die."
Byphilia and Mercurial Dlseaae.
From Dr. Hiram Stout, of St. Louu, Mitmurl.
" 1 liuil your H.vkhai'aiiiluv a more cffirtu.nl
renmly for Hit' accondary symptoms of Syiihilit
and for syphilitic dlscasotnan any other we possess
TIio profession an- Indebted to you for iomv of the
best nutiidlies we have."
lYom A. J. J-Vetich, M. />., an eminent phytlcltin of
Laurence, Mutt., who it a prominent member of
the l*qi*tnt*irt of MuiMchutettt.
•• Dn. Aykii. My dear Sin I hare found your
Sm:m wmui.i \ an excellent remody for Syiihilit,
both of the primary and tctonrfary type, ami effee.
tual In some cases i hat were too obMinnte to yield
to other remedies. 1 do uot know wlmt we can cm
ploy with more certainty of succcm, wlicrv a powvr
lui alterative ii required."
Mr. Chat. S. fan l.iew, of Xeie firitnnr(rl, X..T.,
had dreadftil ulcera on hla leg*, caused by the abuse
of mercury, or mtrcuruti iltaeane, whirh grew MM*
and more aggravated for yeara, ill sj»ite of tmjf
remedy or treatment that could lie applied, until the
pcracvcrlnj,' me of Atkii'm liMAPAMLU Clllmt
him. Fcwcaacacan be found more iBNtrnrtlMl
distressing than tliia, and it took acvcrat dozen
bottle* to cure him
Leucorrhcca, Whitaa, Female Woaknoaa,
arc generally produced by internal Scrofulous ft
ceration. anil ore very often cured by tin * iHirMn
effect of tliia BAMAfARlLU< ijomeensea renulre.
however, in aid of the HAitfurAHltXA, tin aklllhl
application of local remedies.
/'row the tretllwwn ami whlrhi celebrated Dr.
Jacob Morrill, of Cincinnati.
" I have found your Naiihaimiiilla an excellent
alterative In dlaeaaea of iVinalca. Many casea of
Irregularity. l<cucorrha>a, Internal I'lccration, and
local debility, arising from the arrofhloua diathesis,
have yielded to It, and there are few that do not,
when ita effcct la properly aided by local treatment."
A lady, umrilllng to allow the publication of her
name, write* /
" My daughter and myaclf have been wired of a
very debilitating IxMicorrhrca of long standing, by
two bottlca of your 8 All* Apahim.a.'
Rheumatiam, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dy»
pepaia, Heart Diaoaao, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scrofula In the ayatem, are rapidly
cured by this Ext. baksai-amlla.
AYER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS
possess ao many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, anil tlieir nu|>erior
virtues arc to universally known, tlmt we need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. C. AYElt, M. D., 4 Co.,
Lowell, Mass., and sold by
All the druggists In Blddeford and 8ac<>. and by
dealers in medicine every whero. Meowiy
MANHOODI
IIOW LOST! IlOW KEftTOREDt
Junlpublithtd In a Staled Knvthpt, Pritt 0 fit.,
ALECTURR on the Nature, Treatment an>t K i<1 ■
leal Cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak,
lie**, Sexual Doblllty, Mervoufnoss.and Involun
tary Emissions, Inducing Iinpotcncy.Consuiupllon,
and Montal and Physical Debility,
Dy ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, »(. 1).
The Important fact that the awftil ovnsc<|uences
of self-abuse may he effectually removed without
Internal medicines or the dangerous application of
caustles, instrument*, medicated bougies, and oth>
cr numerical devices, Is here clearly demonstrated,
and tno entirely new and highly siicocssful treat*
ment as adopted hy tho celebnttod author, fully
explained, by means of which every one Is enabled
to cure himself perfectly, and at the least poulble
oost, thereby avoiding all tho advertised nostrums
or the day. This leeture will prove a boon to thou,
sands and thousands.
Bent under seal, In aplain envelope, to any ad
Biddeford Marble Works!
ADJlir«i co.
RESPECTFULLY announce to the cltltens of
Blddeford and vicinity that thoy have opened
a shop on Lincoln street, In tho eastern end of
the Qulnby A Sweetser Block,for the manufacture of
Grave Stones, Tablet»,
MONUMENTS,
TABLE AND COUNTER TOPS, &C„ &C.
Also. Soap Stone Boiler Tops. Funnel 8tones
Stove Linings, Ao.
Work done with neatness and dlspatah and far
ranted to give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Blddofbrd, July 4, l«W. 18tf
printing,
In tvtry variety,
NEATLY EXECUTED
at the ofOoe of the
UNION AND JOURNAL.
Hooper's Brlok Block, i ( Liberty Street
BIDDEFORD, MR.
YE HOUSE, Liberty St., nnor Cor.?r«dJ
_ Bridge, Blddefbrd. Valentine Free Is prepared
to dre allklnds of Linen, Cotton, Silk and Woolen
Uoods, of any eolor. In ihe best manner, foati,
Vest*. Pants,Capes, Raglans, llas.julns, 4e .cleans
ed and eolored without being ripped, aad pat In
good order. All coloring done by aim is warranted
not to smut. lyrM
D
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALE
A8URE RELIEF FOR THE 8UFFERER.
This Salro Is a rcgctablo preparation, Inrrnt
•d In the I7th century, by Da. Wm. Giucs,
surgeon in King James's array. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baffled the skill of the most
eminent physicians of his dsy, and was regarded
by all who knew him as a public bendactor.
Grace's Cilsbrated Salvo cures Buns.
0race's Celebrated Ssleo cures Scalds.
Grace's Celebrated Sales cares Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated Salro cures Coras.
Grace's Celebrated Sales cures Felons.
Grace's Celebes tad Sales euree Fro sea Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated Sales cures Wens.
Orace's Celebrated Sales cures Callouses.
Grace's Cslsbratsd Sales cures Salt Bhaom. ,
Grace's Celebrstsd Sales curse Chilblains.
Orace's Celebrated Sales curse Sers Breast.
Grace's Celebrated Sales cures Sore Lips.
Oracs'i Celebrated Sales euree Erysipelas Sores.
Orace's Celsbrated Bales cures Aboceem.
Orace's Celebrsted Bales cures Ulcers.
Orace's Celebrated Sales curse Chapped Hands.
Grace's Celebrsted Sales curss Bingworas.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to s common Pimple. It eradi
cates Pimples from the face, and beautifies the
skin. There is no preparation before the publio
that can equal this Salro in prompt and encT
getic action for tho speedy cure of external dis
eases as thoso who havo tried its eirtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salro their best friend.
It has nono of tho irritating, heating proper*
tica of other remedies, but coola, clcunses, and
heals tho most serious Sores and Wounds.
Erery family, and especially those containing
children, ahould keep a box on hand iu case of
accident, for it will aaro them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All it wanta is s fair
trial to euro old and mretcrate Soros.
MANUFACTURED DT
WILX.I-A.ivr GKRA.CE,
AMKSnUJlY, MASH.
Price Sft Crista per Bas.
Each box has tho above cut and the fac-slmilr of
tb« proprietor's signature attached to it. which Is
duly copyrighted.
M. 8. Uurr If Co., 20 Congress ft, Cm. C. donjirtn
k Co., 11 and 12 Marshallst . ami H'trl« tr I'ol trr,
170 Wellington it., noston, Wholesale Agents.
Kor rale by druggists and at country stores orery
where.
Kgrsalnln Rlddeford by Dr. J. (lawyer, Dr. IC.U.
Stevens. Dr. D. Smith ami A. Sawyer, lyrll
(Copyright accureri.]
The Great Indian Remedy !
FOK FK.11 ALES,
DR. MATTISOX'S MDIltl EMffJGOfiUB.
Thla celebrated Hnnalo Meillrlne.
noareaaini; virtue* unknown of any
thing el*e of the kln<t,nn<l proving
c(trotunl aHerall other* have
It dealt; tied for both fc/ir-iW a nil tin
alt hidif, anil If the very he«t tlilntr
known for tho purpoae, ae It will
bring on the monthly titinttt In ca*
t§ <ii obatructlon, after all other re
luollea of the kind hare been tried In
vain.
OVKllSOOO DOTTLEHhave now
been aold without a tingh fnUuro
when taken aa directed,ami without
tho leant Injury tu health in any
rate. CVflt la put up In tattle* ol
three different alrcngths. with Hill
direction* n.r using. ami sent «y rxi>Tr**,eioiriff
traled,lo all part* of (lie country I'KICKS— Ful«
Strength. $10; II • ll Strength. |5| Quarter Strength,
I : per bottle. Itrmemher! This modlclne la do*
-■ •'expressly for OitBmATKCAftir*. In which »l
otlier remedies of the kind have tailed to cure i aW
IK) that ll In wnrrunto 1 a« represented in *v*r$ r«
or thu price will tie refunded.
fjr" llewaro of luilUtlonii! None genuine and
warranted unlets pnrchared Airtritf of Dr. M. at
'hi* Remedial Initllute for Kncclal Disease*, No.
M> Union Street, Providence, K. I.
Thli tpreiiUly embraces all diseases of n PriMlt
nature,lioth of MIJN aii'l WOMKN, by a regularly
educated physician of twenty yeari' practice, ^1»
Inic thciu his irhnit nil ml ion. Consultations hy
letter or otlarwlie are itrietlg confidential, and
medicine* will lie sent bv Kxjipss, secure from oh
aerratlon, to all partsofthe I Slates. Alto accom
modations for ladle* from al>ro»d, wlshlns for •
aeeura an<l quiet Kctreat. wltli good cars, until re
stored to hculth.
CAUTION.—It has been estimated, that over
Tuo Hunilmt Thoutnnd Dollar* are paid to swind
ling quaeks annually,In New Knjrland alene, with.
anf benefit to tho*« who pay It. All till* cornea
from trufltlnic, fritkout infnrg,loinen who are alike
destitute of honor, charactcr. and skill, ami who»e
only recommendation I* their own HN and extrar
agant tuitrtioni, In praise of tktmielrei. If, there
fore, you would m-oid keimj knmhngytd, take no
man's word no mutter uhnt kit pretention* are, hut
MAKK INyt'lIlVi—It will cost you nothing, and
may rare you many regrrtsj for, as advertising
iihysloiant, In nine caiei out of ten are fev/wf, thrre
Is no safety In trusting any of them, unless yon
know who and what they are.
l)r SI. will send frit, hy enclosing one stamp M
above, a Pamphlet on DUEJMMt Of ItOMI \
and on Private Ditetuet eenernlly, giving fUll In
formation, i< if* the moil undoubted reference* ant
<i*<f/fS/imoiia/i, without which, noadvertisink phy
sician, or medicine of this kind li deserving of
AJfY COHFWKHCK iriUTKIKK.
Order* hy inall promptly attended to. Write
your address/>/aiN/jr, and direct to Dr. SIattisok.
as aboro. .'H'tf
CURE THAT COUGH OF YOURS.
L'sf I fir hrxt, xiirrst nnd rlirnpml Household
Beinrdjr llie World hm ever Trodurrd.
grONLV 13 CTJ*. PKR BOTTLK.jy
iTImlnm ZjmIoc Porter'*
GREAT COUGH KEMEDR
MiuUmo Zarioo Por
t' T'l < nriili»i Hn I -
•am la w»rianlc<l If
iim«I according In Urn
direction*. to cure in all
>*-<* Cough*. Cold*,
Whooping uadk A*ib»
ni.i. nn<l all affect Inn* «.f
the Throat and Lunga.
V*l'mr /.<**«<■ I'orltr'l
II a 1 a n m i» |irr|>arcd
with all llio rrnuiill*
earn ami iklll, from a
combination of the M
remedies tho «rc|(rtal>l«
kingdom afford*. IUre
U)r<iia|i|ualltlMareliM
rd on it* power toaMiit
the healthy amt rl|cnr
oui circulation of th«
IiIikxI, thro' the lung*.
It la not a rloleat rrm«
(I v.liut einoliirnt.warui
I n g. *earchlogand effrc
tire i can be taken by
the ol<lf»t iH-r»on or tha
yoomeit child.
I M+fmf 7Mf P»rttr't
ttahnm hu heen In UN
by the |inblle fbr nrcr
eighteen yeara, and haa acquired iw mi*
■Imply by tiring recommended by Uiom who bava
used II, to their nflllcted Irlenda mil other*.
MOST IMPORT A XT.-Mad'me Zadoc Tor
ter'« Curatlt e llalaaui If wM at a price which brine*
It In the rcach of every nno to keep it convenient
for um. The timely uae of a ilnrl« bottle will
prove It t<> I* worth UK) time* It* coat.
NOTICE. law yem N»mtf /—Do not he i*r*ua
del to purchase article* at U to $1. which' do not
contain the virtue* of a 13 ct. tattle of Aladama
Porter'* Curative Balaam, the co*i of manufectur.
In; which la aa great a* that of almoat any other
medicine , and the very low prlco at which It la
cold make* the profit to the teller apparently *u>* II,
and unprincipled dealer* will aometlmea rceom
mend other medielnet on which their prolU are
larger, unleaa the cuatomer* lnal*t ui««n having
Madame Porter**, and none other. Aak lor Uadama
rnrtcr'i Curative ltal*am, price 13 eenta, and In
large bottle* at» cent*,and Uke no other. If yo«
cannot get it at one *toreyou can at another.
17-Hold by all I>rs«l*ta and Btorw-keeper* at
1.1 oenl*. ami in larger Imttie* at ^ ceuta. _ _
l»r. K. U. hteven*, agent ft»r lllddeford 1 8. 8,
Mitchell, a cent for Maco.
ties. C. Uoodaln A Co, III Marahall *L, Iloatoa,
(Jeneral AitcdU f'r New Kutrlind,
ucnerai v»g UJiLL4 uUCitKLL. Proprietor*.
1 yx n*W Vork.
Lumber for Sale!
Clear Pla*> Nhla|l«,
Clear Plaa UaanU.
OaaHawed lf«aalark Bear4.
Alao, Building Lamber Generally.
J. noBooiv.
Spring** bland, Blddaford, April X) I MO. |«|f