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IMPORTANT TO PILL TAKERS. Every one
who Is In the habit OF taking pills will find RApwAr',
REGULATORS the most pleasant, safe, aud effeetua
regulator Of the Bowels, Liver. PancTsas, and the
most CERTAIN PuRir sR or rHE DLooD In use. One
OF RApwAr's REouI .ToR, Is superior. In point Of
medical strength and efficacy, 10 SIX Of the most pop
ulaI and best approved ealhlItle pills.
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BOATING MEDICAL OFFICE
To TILE AFFLICTED.

|
nR. W. Y. PADDLEFoRD, Once at No. IL Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may be consulted on all Diseases
incident 10 the human frame. Dr. H. gives particular At
tenton to all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs Ills
great sue la those long standing and difficult cases
such as we're formerly considered ineu,ao same,en'
he has received Therefore, psrs ms afflicted with pse.s-
Of the above nature, no matter how dlhcu OF long
standing the may I've, would do wen 10 can on W
PaddleOrd, at his Office, and III not enecnaly rehevsd
no remuneration will be required for his services
Read, Reflect, and b. Wise In Time.
hi. ae.nosiedged by all Physicians Of repute, In all
countries. that no one medicine Is sufficient TO cure all
complaints and also that, with the exception Of Neural
ga no one MEDICINE will any one disease, but that
every complaint requires change OF Medicine as pro
crosses towards cure consequently all medicines sold
BY Druggists as curing all complaints, should be sve'd-
Ell, IL You wish To avoid being hunbuggei.
To Frmale..-All diseases peeailaS 70 smaiss,
moved The efficacy Of his remedies for the cure OF the
above Affections have been well tested In extensive
practice for The last i. years. "
To Young Mrn.-You who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness generally caused by had habit In
YOUTH the effects Of which nocturnal emissions,
palm. and dizziness In the head orgetfuness, sometimes
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &C., terminating In
consumption insanity II neglected, are speedily and
pennanently cured by DR.. Paddlefonl.
" Beware Of all kinds Of Elixirs and eordials, n
they Of no use.
Dr. Paddeforl gives particular attention TO all diseases
Of private nature, In both sexes, and warrants per
feet cure.
Dr. Paidlefor Is not only making Improvements by his
daily increasing practice, but also informing himself Of
the treatment Of the most difficult both In this
country AMI Europe. lie Is d.temne let the expense
be what may that his patients shall have the best med
ical treatment In the world.
Recollect, all you who are afflicted, apply at once at
my Ofce AMI but few days VIII be required 10 anect
cure.
Rooms adapted for the privacy Of patients. The poor
advised free Of charge. Physicians patients wishing
II. ..l,gg. he
fee, 81 will be answered by return mall. Ally
VIZ. PADDELP0RD.
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS. RIpwAr's RrGu.
gums Of trees, ants roots and herbs. There are not
pills In use that will act upon the Liver, Panereas
Bowels, the saiiyary Glands and Nerves. 50 pleasant.
~ and so efTestualy as the II. II. REouLAIoRs. No
pills eau be taken for any length Of time with the
same safety to the constitution for instead u debI-
tating the system Thy powerful and drastic purgng,
they act pleasantly upon the bowels and impan
strength to every nerve and tissue Of the. body.
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late act Of Congress, for
" all who have served Ii days in the military
or marine service of the United States, since lI9O
by EMERY & LORlNd'
Saco, March 8, 1855.
NIB All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled TO 100 acres m-re, and we
have the necessary proofs and papers IN our pos
session. III l.. O. Il.
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REGULATORS VERSUS PILLs'-we are con.
tInuaIiy asked, What Is the difference between Rad.
ways Regulators and ordiniy pillsi-We answer
that pills, they are ordinarily prepared and sold by
different manufacturers, are generally Of two kinds
those which operate the bowels merely called pur-
gaiiye piI aud those which excite the secretion oi
the liver, and called meTcural liver pills Rad
ways Regulators resemble pills merely IN shape, bat
differ IN every other Characteristic. They aet not
only on the bowels, but on the liver, skin, pancreas
aud kidneys, regulating each organ 10 healthy az.
ton. They are not drastic, uId never give path rs.
most puTgaiive plls do they stimulate the liver with.
out endan gerng tho patient with salvation, as mer-
curai pills do; containinng minerals In the In CON.
POSITION they hafnles, when used Tor length II
time. They are tasieess, being enveioped In an ee-
CANT coating OF gum. Ito regulates, J TO @ purge
good at all lines. ASFAMILY PiiCSiC, RlpwAv',
RrouLAroR, are the most innocent, safe, mild, aud
pleasant Pills In use. They are quick and certain
cure for Cosiiyensss, Indigestion, Liver Complaint
Kidney Complaint. Jaundiee, Head Aches, Nervous
| ness Melancholy, Diseases of the Dladder. FEMALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pieur Albus, White.
and lire gulaTities OF all kinds. BILLIous DEAsKs
BILE on the stomach, bilious Collie. Enlargement OF
the Spleen, aud all Chrome Affections Of the Livei
and Kidneys. u. II. X. REMEDIES are sold by Drug
gisis everywhere. for great cures performed In q
short time by ". II. Relief, see nsst weeks psper
U. II. x. RnrspIrs act quick: The moment they ar
| iievine efficacy Is felt.
H. II. HAY Druggist, Portland. general aeenlfor The
State OF Maine AoFsrs.J sawyer, N. D., blddeford,
T. 0llman J. @. Burnham, q. Rollins, saoo A. War.
ren, Rennebunk sas Derby, N. L. Weber, Alfred. a.
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PRICE or OINTMENT, sl.oO. PRICE OF SYRUP so CTS
HAYES PILE OINTMENT,

HAYES PILE OINTMENT,
certain cure for Piles and all External Irritafons
Directions on the Bottles. Price, sl.OO.
Read the following-it speaks for itselfi-
Laurence, June IL, 1854
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by L. d.
Hayes Of this city, and being personally acquainted With
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding our testimony to all
the Doctors claims for his medicine. Unlike other rem
edes in the market, this preparation performs its once
speedily and with certainty. The Ointment we have US
ed with the happy result after yainy seeking r.
lief by free use Of sarsaparlas salyes, etc., etc. Our
experience fully justihes in confidently recommending
II the article and only one known to usas performing
all its claims
A. 4. IlrSKRR, =. i. THOMPSON,
A. W. STElRSs, Asa T. SANBORS.
PREPARED by Dr. l.. d. HAYES, and Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHARLES H. KENT, General Agent fo the Unit
ell States and Canadas, Nos. o 4 Appleton Block,
Lawrence ST., Lawrence, Mass, TO whom all orders
should be addressed. AGESrs for Bidddeforl, Dr. j.
SAWYER and A. Sawyer lylo
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY,

E0R Coughs Ofevery description for Bronchitis Ioarse-
ness and chronic pulmonary complaints In general.
II Is the most successful remedy and Is deserving the con-
hdence aud fair trial by all who suffering from the
above disorders believe that In all these disorders IT
mas EosAL During the past year made up near ten
thousand bottles and have received hundreds Of letters
many Of them nom persons who had been suffering for
mouths anil for years. and who had tried every
thing that had been recommended by physicians and
friends In vain, but by the blessing Of God they were
speedily cured by the European Cough Remedy.
Family Pills.
The sale Of my Family Pills Is also rapidly Increasing
They are excellent In bilious and Liver Complaints
They are compounded that they act at once upon the
stomach and bowels the kidneys and the skin, and, be-
eyt equal 10 anything % the Kind, In this or any
other country. Price IS cents per box.
The European Cough Remeiy and Vegetable Family
Pills. are prepared by Rev. WALTER CLARKE, Cornish
Me-, late Apothccary anl Pharmaceutical Chemist In one
Of the manufacturing towns Of England, by whom agents
are supplied.
For ale by Tristan Gilman saco and at the Union and
Journal Counting Room, No i, Central Block, Dideord
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Continued Gon last rstk.
R.R.R. DIsCOYRRY n. ..

DADWAY's REGULATORS. THR THiRD GnEAr
III MHpIcAL DIscoyERr OF RAILWAY Co. One
REGULATION Is sufficient 10 requisite the Bowels, Liver
and Pancreas, to healthy discharge Of their mnc-
tons. Two will insure pleasant discharge from the
bowels at a regular period of time every day. -Four
to six viii purge thoroughly all corrupt and acrimoni-
Gus humofs ffom the alimen aTy canal.
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS,

DY the Act Of Congress passed March D. 1885, all on
ID GERS, Soldiers and Scamen who have seryed POUR
IELN DAYS In any war % the Unltei States sine.
ITS, entitled 10 100 Of land, u they have no
received It, Those Who have received 40 30 acres
now entitled 10 enough more 10 make up the 100. Thoss
who have received loJ not entitled any more
The benefit Of this Ac. extends 20 the widow and minor
children Of the soldier but to other heirs Those Who
have been engaged In RATTLE are eniiod 10 100 acres
without regap, TO the peNiod Of their service.
Persons having claims under this or any other Act,
viii have them promptly attended 10 by calling on, o!
Exchange Court SQUARE Boston, Who pay cash foe var.
rants.
n D. We have faithful and experienced Agents, In
Washington, and make charge In any case, unless
We obtain the land.
Boston, March y, 1855. ina
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no one suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain In the
Side, restless n,gtis, nervous feelings and the whole
physician. be another moment without consulting the
EsCULAPIUs. Have the married, or those about TO
DO married, any impeachment, read this truly usefi
book II has been the means OF saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the yery Jaws OF death.
NSTAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive copy ofths work
by mail, or five copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia.
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KIN UCKLE
WASHING MACHINE.

'hE Subscriber Is proprietor Of the patent rig b
- VI The above machine for the towns of Bidde
lord .nd Saco, and application for The msehin
may be made TO him at his residence or shop
wh'rs are several ready for sale. Please call and
Examine.
Having purchased the sole rio hi IN said machine
Tor B,ddeiord aud Ssco, al persons are hereby
cautioned against infringing on the same.
SAMUEL WHITE
Biddeford Jan. II, 1855. 3i
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Nsrponaaess. Weakness ofths LinlIs,
FaiHtiRs Speis and all diseasss peculiar 10 sriaLs
Nearly every person is or less afflicted with Dys-
pepsa Of the diseases connected with IT, and Ills
with feelings Of pleasure that DR.. Schenck announce
10 all such the discovery Of the virtues Of the Seaweed,
which Is Just the remedy for their ailments. Dyspepsia,
and the many diseases arising from H. Is caused by the
deficient secretion Of the gastric juices and weakness Of
the powers o the stomach. The effect Of the sea-Wes
Tonic Is felt after II Is taken, II supplies nj once
the principles Of the deficient gastric juice and the food
10 digestei naturally. In fact the Tonic nearly
sembles the natural gastric juice, that chemists find
great dificuy In distinguishing them. II gives tone
and strengthens the stomach thus enabling II to secrete
the proper quality AMI quantity Of gastric juice and Dys
pepsia and all lts diseases soon disappear.
II 10 wellknown fact, that none suffer like the Dys-
peptc for In addition to the Dyspepsia there Is oen ei
er Headache, Sour and Sick Stomach Pain In the Slde
Papitatons Of the Heart, Chs AMI Fever, Gravel Dis
ease Of the Kidneys, Nervous Weakness aud Tremors
General Debility, falntness Loss Of Appetite, Bad Taste,
Fever stoppsges in Females all each of them arising
nom disordered state Of the stomach, and here IL
newly discovered rsmsdy for the trihing OF one
dollar that will cure all this train Of disease.
Now, Dyspepc, will you avail yourself Of this remedy
for triing cost will you still suffer on The
choice Is for you to make The Sea-Wecd Tonic Is
pleasant btters, giving person good appetite and
good digestion Is put In quart bottles always agrees
with the stomach, and bottle generally afecS
cure. Whenever the bowels cosve the tongue fur
red, or the complexion saow, few Of schencks Man
drake or Liver Pills are to he used box Of these Pills
accompany each bottle Of the Tonic and will be found In
a recess VI the bottle, covered with label.
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THE GREAT RACE!
5000 Bottles Sold in 30 Days!
OLD DIR. WILLIAM ABBOTT AHEAD!!!

DEADER,-These are fast times, and H. In the great
IL whl AMI press Of this busy scene, where all around
you teeming with life and activity In the eager puI
suit Of gain livelihood, gained by good strong
and are forced to sit down quietly, suffering under
dhorderei stomach, or n yUu are afieted with
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET NSCULAPIUS
OR, EVERY ONE Ills OWN PHYSICIAN,

UNIJE fflielh Edition, with One
u. Hundred EDgravings, showing
Diseases and Nalfonnations Of the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which IL added a Treatise
on the Diseases OF Females, being OF
the highest importance TO married
people, OF those contemplating mar
rage. by ----
WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father be ashamed TO ire
sent "a copy OF the RsCULAPIUs W
his child. IL may save him from IN
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred oblisa
ions Of married life without reading
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Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Bilious
Complaints, Jnundice, had
IIumOrs, Coughs, Colds,
Healache. &c..

rise up and go at once FIR bottle q old Doctor William
hblntt Dters take them by the directions ;-go Uih
good Iaifh and strong hope for you be cured as
well as ten thousand Others Who could they all speak
It's praises with voice, would be heard from Maine 70
California The strong men use Il, for 1t maintains them
In yIgor the weak ani deblitated use II for renews
and inyisorates mothers give II to their children, for
4, 4. n safs bonest. family medicine.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

TUESDAY, Jan. %.
SENATE.-Sundry Committees of the House
were joined.
Mr.. Hall, of Plymouth, from the Committee
on that biect> reported that the constitu-
tional amendments agreed to by the Leeisla-
tnre Of last year ought 10 pass without amend
ment. On his motion the resolves for amend.
ment were read, under suspension of the
rules.
The House resolve in favor of the Inspect.
ors of the Bridgewater State Aimshouse, and
Levi L. Goodspeed, was ordered to a third
reading.
The bill in relation to Loan and Fund As
sociations, was taken from the table and de.
bated at length on one or two amendments
1t was finally recommitted.
A message from the House announced the
election on its part of Hon. Henry Wilson, of
Natick, for U. s. Senator.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The following petitions were pre-
sented-Of the Mechanics Bank, of Newbu
rypot, for remission of fine; Of A. G. Orr, for
indemnity OF John NJ. Stebbns and others,
of Springfield, for incorporation as an insur-
ance company.
Orders were presented-Concernin an al.
teration of the law providing for the election
of town officers, so that one third only of zach
board should be elected annually; to repeal
the aw relating to powers of sale under mort
gage deeds to alter the constitution SO that
paupers exempted by law from taxation, Int
in other respects qualified as the constitution
requires, shall be entitled to vote at national
state, county, city, or town elections to re.
peal the 28th chapter of the Revised Statutes
in relation to the survey of lumber by law;
providing for clerical assistance to the Attor-
ney General in drawing up the reports re-
CURED Of him; providing for a standing re-
ward for the conviction Of incendiares con.
( corning the amendment of the usury law,
| which latter was laid over.
Several Committees reported. Among the
bills was one relating to town ways and lands
taken for school houses. Leave to withdraw
was reported on the petition of Benjamin N.
Bullock. The Committee on Mercantile At
fairs and Insurance reposted that it was mex
pedient to logislate on the repeal of the law
regulating the sale of hard or glance coal.
The House, at IL o'clock, proceeded to the
special assignment, viz: the choice of United
States Senator. The vote stood
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Board of Mayor aud Aldermen.

" NDAf, zZd January, 1900.
The Mayor was authorized to employ coun-
sci to appear before committee of the Legis-
lature and oppose the division of Worcester
County.
The reports of the Aqueduct Commission
ers, of the Engineers of the fire department,
and of the Commissioners of Highways, were
order ed to be printed.
A bill from the overseers of the State Luna.
tic Hospital, amounting to $15l,lO, for the
support of Francis Collision, was referred to
the overseers of the poor.
The report of the committee for the revision
of the jury box was adopted.
The declination of BENZ. Walker, to be con-
sidered candidate for the office of Commits
sioner of Highways, was laid on the table.
The city agent was ordered, on motion of
Aid. Wall, to register the names of all who
purchase liquor from him with the amount
and sort purchased.
The Mayor was requested to furnish copy
of his inaugural address for publication.
A communication from the Common Coun-
Gil announcing the election of John Durham
as measurer of lumber, clapboards, sc. was
laid on the table.
Three thousand five hundred copies of city
Document No. 8 we've ordered to be printed
Henry Earl, Joseph Pratt, and Erastps
Tucker were unanimously elected Water Com
missioners.
The papers in relation to Mill Brook were
taken from the files and referred to the Com
mittee on Water
Aids. Earl, Southgate, and Waite were APP
pointed COMMITTEES to report list of suitable
persons for measures of wood COAL &c.
Aids. Merri6eld, Goulding, and Earl were
appointed special committee to which was
referred several claims for damages.
The claim OF Fletcher & Palmer for pay
ment for certain paving stones, was indefinite
ly postponed.
The papers relating to the accounts of the
former City Treasurer, Mr. John Boyden,
were referred to the City Solicitor with IN
structions to have the matter settled forthwith
according 10 law.
In Secret Session: - Joseph Chapman,
Dwight S. jackson, Charles l.. Pierce and
Edward Morse were appointed watchmen
aud S. S. Sweetser and Ebenezer Flagg, day
policemen.
In Conucntjon Albert Curtis was elected
Commissioner Of Hope Cemetary.
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SOMETHING New AND BEAUTIFUL FOR THE
LAD1Es.-We yesterday had the pleasure of
examining box of most rare and beautiful
artificial flowers, recently brought from Bra.
I'll, by our friend, i. w. Paine. They are
made of the plumage of the birds of that
country, and, as specimens of ornamental
beauty, they far surpass the ornamental how-
ers made If the usual materials Besides
this, they are very durable and will never
fade. Some idea of their richness may be
formed, from the fact that ten humming birds
were sacrificed to make single wreath
These flowers have been consigned by Mr.. P.
to Chamberlin, Barnard, 6: Co., who will sell
them at very reason able prices.
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OBJ 1allg Spp,
The Last Argument.

The news from Europe continues to show
US the folly of war-that last argument of
kings,-whieh is only resorted to in passion,
and is abandoned as soon as the parties en-
gagged in it return to reason. Death in the
trenches, on the sentry's stormy watch, in the
shattered tent, in the hospital, and on the
battle field, has, for several months past, been
staying thousands of strong men; and still
the question of which they are made the vio-
lent arbiters, is no nearer solution than it
was year ago. The, walls of widows and of
orphans resound through Britain, France, and
Russia; the angry recriminations of p0liti-
clans are heard in the Legislative halls of Brit
ain; taxation and starvation increase in west
ern Europe; and the semi barbarism of Rus
STA has fifty years added to its term of mental
darkness and degradation-and all because an
emperor was unjust, and continues to be OBJ
stinate in his injustice. The probability is,
that after hundred thousand men are slain,
millions of treasure expended, and the untold
miseries of battles, sieges, shipwrecks, and
storms endured, the parties in this struggle
will resort 10 diplomacy again, and start, in
their negotiations, from the point at which
they left off.
The allies, if they cannot take Sebastopol,
will be glad to treat for peace with Russia on
the basis of the :" four propositions = and
Russia, seeing that she cannot take Constan.
tinople just yet, will be glad to treat with the
allies, for peace, on the basis of the "four
propositions" In the mean time the parties
are fighting, starving, perishing of cold, dy-
ing in the trenches, and blowing and bayonet-
ting the souls out of each others bodies, un-
til the proper time arrives for ,esuming diplo-
macy. This argument Ia dueklo, at the
best, is very barbarous argument and it is
a very feeble argument, too, although it is
50 dreadfully expensive.