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y At q ball given at a fashionable hotel In
Rio Janeiro last month, during the dancing of
the Laneers, the ball room was suddenly inun-
dated by q rise in the river. the ladies being
forced to get on to chairs and into the orehes-
ira. In few moments the water in the room
was two feet deep. and many valuable jewels
were lost. The ladies, who were all very wet,
were eventually carried in the arms Of the poo
pie to the upper rooms Of the hotel. The in
undation subsidized in about two hours.
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y. VI. sHAw's
MARKET HOUSE,
Bid deford, Me.

Alargc supply % the very best Beef Psrk.
Lard. Ssu.sEe-. Ac., constantly on hand
state, am prepared 10 do bntehering Of all kinds
In the best manner. run two carts regularly Tor
the purpose Of supplying all NV customers In the
two places promptly, aud am determined To Keep
none bat the best articles In my line and to sell as
low as can be afforded, and NO IOWsr. Your patron
aye "a solicited. III
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Special Notiees.


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And Mins,rels tune their sweet guitar,
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No,,c,l,s Ready Relief,

which Is sure to give relief In eases OF Pain and
Inflammation, such As Rheumatism, ErysiPelas, sore
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Please read the f0llowlngi
Messrs. Z. A q. Wharf. of st Johns say that VI.
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tor Piles, Putrd sore throat. kryslpeas, &C., which
they know or
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~ Take care OF your health, q little attend.
ancc 20 this subject and the timely use OF Doctor
6iford's Homeopathic Cuntlves will save much
piets assortment OF all his prescriptions, are sold
hy N, q. Dyer. Biddef0rd, Ne, =. 5, Mitchell.
ssco. Mo-M. y Burr a Co. Wholesale, Boston,
Mas, ". T. Philips Wholesale, Portland.
Vol lwl1
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y Concerning the Boston boot and shoe
market the Reporter says trade has been good
and the prospects are better. Western dealers
are buying freely, prices are firm and stocks
mottta,e. Total shipments ay rail and sea, for
the week ending Wednesday, is 93i9 cases.
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Marriagss.

In this city, 18th inst, BY Rev. ChaS Tennsy.
Mr.. Chas. W. Buiell aud Miss Amelia Gun
ninghsm, both OF this city.
In Portsmouth. 10th ult., by Rev. X w. Hun
phriss, Mr.. Charles A. ralham. Of Washington
II. &. 20 Miss Julia ID. Carlton. Of Portsmouth.
9th inst, by the same, Mr.. VIM. 4. Batten, to
Mrs Catherine Patterson.
Az South Eliot Neck. Me-. Oath ult, Mr..
Theodore fernald, TO Miss Elmira spinney.
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Tn, Confessions 4 Experience Of an Invalid,
pubnshed for the peueat

aud as warning and a caution 70 young men who
suffer nom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
Xo., supplying at the same time the means OF Self
Cure Ily one who has cured himself amer being
pat 10 great expense through meGieal imposition
and 1uaekery. ny enclOslnga postpaid addressed
envelope SINGLE COPIEs may be had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esd, Bedford, Kings
Co.. ". ". lyrlS
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@sNiraI advertisements.
VOLD FRIENDs-E
In the Right Place! .r .
Ncrrick's Sugar Coated Pills

TALLAHASSEE, Leon County, !
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To DR.. IIerrick, Albany, y, WY Dear Doetori
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IL will be the means OF inducing many to adopt
your pills as their family medicine.
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"BUY NE AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD"
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED.
M THE USE OF THE
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DR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,

Composed Of Sarsapar,ia, via Chsrrg felioW Dock.
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More than 2nOOOOO persons have been cured by
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rUR0yIC MEDICAL 4 SrRGICiL Disc iSES.

DIR. Gleason may also be consulted during tho
day upon all medical and surgical diseases, partic.
uIary those Of long standing incident TO male or
female, such as Rheumatism, Scrofula. Cancer. Dis
pepsia aud Liver Complaint, Catarrh, Asthma, Con-
SUMPTION, Bronchitis, Diseases OF the skin, Heart,
kidneys and Bladder, Of Brain and Neryes.such as
Neuralgia, Palsy, Epilepsy, Commissions, &c,
In order that the puOlic may understand that
Dr. Gleason Is no quaek nor TREND OF quackery, he
hegs leave TO remark that he was private pupil
OF the late Dr.. George Mcclellan, one OF the most
skilliul Surgeons OF Philadelphia, and that he
graduated at the University OF Pennsylvanla -
Since graduation he has spent several years in the
largest hospitals Of London, Paris and Dublin. un-
der the Instructions OF the most eminent Surgeons
and Physicians OF Europe, and where he had tho
best opportunity OF acquiring vast amount Of
scientific and practical information.
In Surgery Il is emphatcally true that .yraefiee
,sk,, Psrfscf.- No amount Of theory or sbook
knowledge will enable young Surgeon TO make
askillful operator without . vast amount of prae-
teal experience. Ia visiting. IS he has done near.
iy ali the chief cities and towns OF this country,
and In the constant daily practice OF all Of te de-
tails Of Surgery. Dr. Gleason feels confidently as
sured that IN many departments OF his profession
he has acquired practical experienee In operat-
Ing. unexeeled by any Surgeon In thisor any other
R..m Ne. II BIsdefsrd Hssse. First
Lecture seats ffce, Remaining lectures only 10 sn.
each evening.
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San ford Bank.

ME injunction issued by the Supreme Judicial
| Court against the President, Directors and Co.
Of tho Sanford Bank, at sanford, Maine, having
been made perpetual, aud the undersigned having
been appointed and qualified AS receivers, notice IL
hereby given that oil claims and demands against
said hank founded Its bills OF other evidence OF
Indebtedness, must he laid before us for examina-
tion. proof and allowance on or before the nine
tcenth day Of August next.
The undersigned will he In session ut the Office OF
John II. GoOdenow, In Alfred. on that day, and on
the FIRST Wednesday OF each intervening month.
for the purpose OF receiving evidence Of such In
debtedness. ..
JUN jSSi pn 4. GGooDENow,} "e'' oi
W. q. CONANT, Ssanford Bank
Feb. IL, 1902. 3mos9
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49, - sivity, purify the system non
strncts It's natural functions These " nos rlseses
react upon themselves 81 the s.roanding otSAr p
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take Ayes rill. aud how directly they rsserS the
natural action of the system, and with u me oooysns
feeling o. health again. What true and - MN
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rniy. they a.. rsIy. and msny q them surely cured
y the SANE Mems who know the vtass u thee
Pitt. will neglect To employ them Wien suffering froa
staismsnt. ircm leading physicians In con. q The
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sons.
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Headache, sickIIradaehe,F sui Stomach.
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~ or all kinds. executed at this ofiee, In = sat
isfaetory manner.
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NOTICE.

WE, hayin. been appointed by the Judge OF rro.
w hate for the County OF York, to receive aud
examine the claims Of the creditors OF ua"ley "
Keay. late of Lebanon, In said County, deceased,
whose estate Il represented insolyent. give notice
that sig months. commencing the fourth day OF
March, A. u. 1861, have been allowed TO said cred.
itors 10 bTin. in anil prove their claims and that
We vii, attend % the service assigned US, at the
office OF Asa Low In SANFORD, on the last Friday of
each mouth for the six months iOllOsing from one
ASA LOW,
A. W. DAM,
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1862. 3wi3
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4robate Notites.

At q Court OF Probate held at kennchunk: within
and for the County Of York. on the first Tuesday
in March. In the year oiour Lord eighteen hun.
dred and siNty.two. by the Hon. Il. K. Bourne.
Judge Of said Court
r EONARD ANDRHWSnamed Executor In Ger.
tain instrument. purportlng To no the last will
and testament Of RUTH WAkEFIELD, late OF
BiddefOrd, in said county. deceased, having pre-
scntcd the sane for probatei
Ordered. That the said Executor give notice to
all persons interested, by causing q copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successiveIy "
the Union and Journal print In Blddeford. In said
county, that they may appear ut n Probate Court
TO be held at Alfred. In said county, on the hrst
Tuesday In April next, at ten OF the closk In the
forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved, APPROX.
ell. and SLOWED AS the last will and testament oil
the said deceased.
Attest. George II, Knowlton. Register
true copy, Attest. George II. knowlton, Register.
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NOTICE..

THE President, Directors, Stockholders and Go.
OF the PiscataQua Mutual Fire and Marine lnsur.
ance Company are hereby notified that Special
Meeting OF said Company will be held ut the Com.
pany's ONES, IN South Berwick, Me-. on Friday the
18th day Of March, A. ID. 1862. at o'clock L. ~,
TO see II the Company will vote to accept OF an
"Act entitled an Act In addition to an Act TO ncor
porate the Piscatsqua Mutual Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, and In amendment thereof"
passed by the fOrty-ar Legislature OF the state
Of Maine, and for the Transaction OF such other
This meeting Is called In accordance with request
In writing 10 me. made and signed by Stockhold-
ers Of said Company representing more than TWEEN
~ per cent Of the capital stock OF said Company
@ SIMPLIFY w, KICKER.
.... Secretary OF said Company.
So. berwick, Me-, March %, 'lsdl. 2wi2
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Herrick,s Kid strengthening Plasters

Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
cure In Eve hours pains and weakness ofths breast,
side and hack, and Rheumatic complaints In an
equally short period OF time. Spread On beautiful
white lamb skin, their use Sublects the weirer To
no Inconvenience. and each one will wear irOm one
week 10 three months. Price Isl cents.
HerTiek's SUGAR Coated Pills and Kid Plssters
are sold by Druggists aud Merchants In all parts
OF the United States, Canadas and South America.
and may be obtained by calling for then by their
DIR. L. r. HERRIcE 4 CO.. Aibany,N. y.
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DIR. Gleason also keeps constantly on hand large
assortment ~ the best kinds 81 Instruments for the
cure OF crooked feet. The engraving on the lcft
correctly represents one side OF the club foot shoe,
and also the steel instrument attached to H. for the
purpose OF the foot and on the other
side the same instrument and shoe, us applied by
Dr. Gleason for this purpose.
Dr. Gleason also Keeps ON hand a great variety
OF Ingenious instruments and splints for the cure
OF all kinds OF lameness and def6rmlty, which he
can apply nj short notice. aud thus relieve hundreds
Of cnss. Of lameness without any pain whatever.
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Owners Of horses and cattle iook TO your interests
HARvELL'S CONDITION pow
DERS for horses and cattle The very best art
Gle 10 the market. Directions accompany each
package. For sale In Saco and BlddefOrd BY all
the dealers la medicines.
Iyrl3ls L. BLAcEFrELD, Travelling Agent.
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Real Estate for sale in Dayton.
ASA LOW.
A " DAM.

Dated ,hi. litA day Of March, A. D. 1861 awla
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THE subscriber. having re-
AEsM-S moved to Biddeford, offers for
EdnEfN sale all of his REAL ESTATE,
- ~ - situated in Dayton, consisting
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Stat have usei your Pulls IN my gensrai aud hospital
since yVn made hsn and cannot hesitate 10
say lsy the lost caIbaic We employ. Their regu-
liiug action tho liver quick and decided eonss-
queully they siaiablv remedy fos dsIangensns
OF that orga,. inissJ, have sslon found case Of
Las di.s,., NJ obstinate thai DID mol readily Yield 70
them. lIalsInslly yvuns, AiONZO HALL ". d,
ITgsieian Of ne Marine lfasptia.
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At Court OF Probate held at kennebunk within
and for the county ofYOrk. on the first Tuesday
In March, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and siIty.twoby the Hon. L. L. Bourne,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-07

We he ooAeseBnsd a9rss y The fellevils
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY.-13ke ents Per week BAY able . ea,,,.,.
Nail saa pest-o0es suSssfibsn, tS,oe pr aassn
payable IN advaoeo.
WB9ElY.-33,eO Per snasn. n aAva>Aa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-07
Reception of palSOn DrOwnlo,v.

=, CiSciNSAT April ..
The public reception Of Parson
Brownlo", 4. Pixies Opera House, !as,
nigAt, was all Immense affair. Every
available spot IN the hoasc was occupied.
Mr.. Bsowniow was Introduced TO the
audience by Joseph 0. Butler, President
OF the CuauLer ct Commerce, in a few
appropriate rem .rks.
Mr.. Hrownlow's speech relating his
Experience Of the operations o. the re.
beli'on in East tennessee, and the SUI
terinss OF himself and Of the Union men
white imprisoned at knoxsile, was lis
tened to with profound attention.
Speeches were also made by Gener.
ais /. Garry aud Lieut.. Gov. Fisk. vi
Kentucky.
Resolutions were adopted, demanding
vigorous and unccasing prosecution OF
the war and the punishment of leading
traitors, resolving that the flag Of the
Union shall again float triumphan,ly
over the wallis Of Sumter, aud from
every other fort belonging to
The Union. That onr warmest sym.
pathles are with our distinguishes
guest and calling on the Federal Gov.
eroment to afford speedy relief to the
loyal union of the South. especialIv
those OF East Tennessee. The exercise
was closed b. singing Hail CoIumbi,
by large number Of children from tb.
public schools Of the city, who wer,
called upon the stage.
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From Cairo.
Special to the Chicago Journal

Special to the Chicago Journal.
CArRo, April 4.
A boat arrived from Island No. 10 at
twelve o'clock last night. FIRING was
resumed yesterday morning by the gun
boats oLd mortare. The gun boats re.
piled Justify. One Of our shells burst
upon the rebel steamer Winchester,
which set her on fire and burned her to
the waters edge. The Winchester Wa
sunk by the rebels on the morning Of
the arrival Of the Federal gun boats, 10
the main channel on the Missouri side
OF Island No. 10. During the firing
the rebels towed their floating battery
up to a rev position, and tried to reach
us with shot from her 32.pounder rifles.
but her shots fell far short, and If. er .
couple of hours manevripg, she was
taken back to her old position, out OF
harms way. Several shots were fred
at the rebel transports by the Federal
gun-boats. The re bells are erecting bat
teries all along the Tennessee sbole. to
prevent the landing Of the Federal
troops from Missouri.
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Halleck, Mcclellan aud Stanton.

lie pleases US to hear that this noble
officer is about to take the field in per
son. That suits us. With Mcclellan
In the East and Ualleck in tho West.
there will be admirable management.
Inc war seems to be in the hands Of
three men: Mcclellan, Stanton and
ual.ecS. Those are three master spirits
three OF the first men Of the nation
three ,uen that loyal men may we'll be
proud of and traitors may fear.
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A CHANGE COMING.

A little more than enc year ma
elapsed since the occupation 0
the Government by Republican pow
ere. That year has been th'
..ddest the gloomiest on the page
OF our couotry's history. Illuminating
and zorro wful Indeed has been the re-
suit of sectional victory. Our country
still staegers under the shock, and reels
as . drunken man. Strong hands ATE
.treched out to save it, and hearts that
bleed at their earthly idols adversely
have but one impulse-that is to save
the ship; or go down into the dark
DEPTHS of oblivion. The Republican
party gained q victory in the Fall Of
1860. 1t is the last one it will gain in
this nation for many long year to
come. Already is the party that was
then defeated rapidly regalning its
strength and preparing for the contest.
Republicans scout the idea, but the
sheer comes not from a consciousness Of
safety. but from a dread of defeat.
What republican one year ago would
have consented to the calling of Dem
ocrat into the Cabinet of the nation.
No one--yct it has been proven that
their best Cabinet timber was rotten,
and that a true Democrat must be
found who could manage that most
important post-the War Department.
That step weakened the party in power
and gave flesh strength and energy to
the Democracy. At all points Of the
country the inspiration is felt by or
party, and at every point Republicans
are chagrined and despondcn. at the
proof Of their own insdequacy. Ia the
field the Democracy have just about
two soldiers to the other parties one,
and in the matter Of command the De-
mocracy have every man Of much ac-
count. Those things are irrcpressitle,
and we tell our readers in all candor that
this is to have much to do with the
hereafter. Its present phase is not dis.
agreeable to contemplate. Ordinarily
it would be supposed that the party in
power would furnish the greatest
number Of men for the strug.
gle, bat the reason why it docs not is
simply because the Republican party is
made up OF horde of grasping. wrang.
ling Office seekers. They love office
more than they love their country
hence we find them at home and Demo
Gratis in the field. When tho war is
over aud the country is restored, these
matters will be brought up in Judgment
Already we notice their effect upon the
sober mind of the country. To GU,
brethren in all parts Of the country, il
war and out of war, we say sleep OF
your arms, and be ready for grane
political revulsion. We have seer
enough of Republican rule-and Repub-
lican success; the country demands tina,
the Democracy shuld rule; and as sure
a. the sun continues to shine in the hea
vens that old party will soon be ascend
ent. 1t is gaining strength every day
and in spite Of all opposition. Stand
firm Democrats, and patiently bide
your time.
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From New Yo,k.

-, ,.,,. NEw YORK, April 5.
The billiard match between Foley
and Derry was won by Foley by 49s
points in game of 1000.
Especial TO the Times.]
The Grand Jury Of the District o.
Columbia has found two bills of indct
'uent against Horace Greeley for an at.
AK made upon the Marshal of the Dis.
t.'c.'n the columns of the New York
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a clear s-eam reflects all objects that
..e upon 10 sl,re, bat is unsullied BY
tnem ; 50 It should ae With our hearts-
saey 'ho0ld show the saoct Of Ill object,
and yet remain unharnsa