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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-04-11
GLORIOUS NEWS.
Surrender of Island No. 10!

The rebel 'Sebastopol Of the West has fallen
men, guns, transports and the ram Manassas
says one account, being In our hanis, and the
ruen partly escaping. according to another re-
port. But no matter about the details-the
grand fact Is sufficient.
The gateway of,he Mississippi Is at length
opened to the advance OF Commodore Foote's
fotilla, and Il Is exceedingly doubtful II any
obstacle can be thrown In the way before II !:
deserted by the panic stricken rebels from the
leyee Of New Orleans.
Aswe remarked yesterday, the running o
the rebel blockade by one of our gunboats wa
manifestly "the beginning ofthe end" 80 long
M the rebels eoull keep ON one side Of then
boats without forces. aud on the other sid'
forces without boats, they were safe-but th'
junction in their rear unearthed them, leaving
them to escape. ifany Of them have, by th'
skin Of their teeth.
Their armament will now be put to good use
The results are vast. II Deauregard does no
fight his battle before he hears the news, he wil
probably retreat likewise. for Memphis musi
soon fall and place our forces in his rear.
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Observation-Disclosures" said little fellow
years old, "If man is mister, amt won.
an mystery" The greatest mystery in the
world to us, is that any one will buy any other
Saleratus but Herrick Aliens Gold Medal. II
cures dyspepsia, strengthens weak stomachs,
saves your teeth from decaying. saves one hall
the quantity Of shortening, bseides it takes SO
little Of the Salcratus to do its work. Try it,
Most MERCHANTS sell it. Depot, ll2 Liberty
Street New York.
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DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Endi
colt Street. Boston. Is consulted daily for all dls
eases incident u the female system. PrOiapsus
Uteri, OF falling Of the Womb. fluor Albu. sup
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, aIe
speedy relief guaranteed In q very few days 90
invariably certain IL the new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under u ana
the afflicted person soon rejoces In perfect hea,.
DIR Dow has no doubt had greater experiences IN
the cure Of diseases Of women and chiidreh' than
any other physician In Boston
Boarding accommodations for patients VINO MAY
wish 10 stay In Boston few days unuer MS u'a''
meDt.
DIR. Dow, since 1915, having confined his Whole
attention to an Office practice. Tor the cure ~
vate diseases and Female Complaintsaekh o"ieaso'
no superior In the United States
N. B-All letters must contain one doiisr' VI
they will not be answered
Office hours FROM A. N. tosP'h
April, ls62,-lyrl6
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iuE MAINE CAvALRY.-we understand from
the best sources that the Maine Cavalry regi-
ment has been greatly praised in Washington
by the highest military authorities. The men
are young, active. vigorous and Intelligent, AID
the horses are said TO be decidedly better than
those Of any other regiment in the service
During the long winter, while they were in the
SHOWS Of Maine, the soldiers Of the Maine Cav.
airy were In the habit Of drilling nearly every
day, and - made better progress, for they
worked more hours; than any regiment on the
Potomac. Indeed they are the only regiment
that has been instructed. to any considerable
extent, IN Cooks new tactics. They have re
'ee,'ed their arms, sabres. earbines and pistols,
lSolt's revolyers,) and have already been de-
tailed for active serv &C in the field.
Lieut. Col. Hight has returned 10 his regi-
ment in the regular army. Col Allen has been
dangerously sick in New York, but is recover
ing.-BaAgor Courier.
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Ccr,asm Cure In all Cases.
OR No Charge Made.

DIR. Dow Is consulted daily, from a. n. TO 8 p. NJ
n, above. upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of
every name and nature. having by his unwearied
NATION which calls patients from all parts Of the
country 10 obtain advice.
Among the physicians In Boston, none stand
higher in the profession than the celebrated Dir
D1W. No. 7 Endicott street boston. Those who
need the services Of an experienced physician and
surgeon should give him call.
April Is6l-lyrl6
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DIR. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment OF Cos.
sspsfion, CafarrA. I,fAna, BroseAifs and all dis
eases OF the TAroaf and Lsnys by Medical lnhala
tion, with . view Ia the accommodation OF his nu-
merous patients and others DESTROYS TO consult him
I'm Saco. BIideford. and the surrounding towns will
be M the Dlddeford House. Blddefor. the 6rsf Fri.
aav in each month hereafter until further notice.
In stormy on Friday. DIR. NJ. will be at Biddeford
the next day, Saturday, II pleasant
lie also treats all female comp For Ealing
Of fls Vo.aS,- and "LsseorrAea" he has a sovcr.
elgn remedy. feb.2l-9u
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9eatbs,

In Lyman, LIST inst Mr.. Joseph Roberts, aged
70 years and 81 days Ills last sickness was para
letlc-short, hut distressng-which he bore with
Christian fortitude and resignation. =,
In Lebanon, 18th ult., Of consumption, George Il
Slap,cigh, aged 81 years.
In South berwick, 18th ult.. Mrs. Eunlce Hodg.
don. widow OF the late Richard liodgdon. aged a
years. =,
In Buxton. Bar Mills village, 9th ult,, Cora NJ,
aged year, 10 months, youngest child OF j. O.and
Elira Pennell.
Feb. Capt George r Dunnells, Of Gloucester, Mas
formerly OF New0eld, Me.
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spetial Notifes.

II for % cents you can be cured CT that trouble.
come cough, di A,aSache, miserable dysP,Btic trou-
BILE, trcrHtdtiRg TAtHmdtism, the ,Rtakiag f,rtr
AID aJus, you should not make long complaint :
Perhaps you don't know Il, purchase Docf. GiGord's
Homeopathic csrrf,rss, for any disease you are
troubled with, and you will be satisfied.
sold by W. g. Dyer. Biddcford, Me-, 3. s. Mitchell
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Mass, w. I. Philips Wholesale, Portland.
Philip lee, Proprietor, l36 william St., New
York who will send you q manual free See that
each box has his name-Pree % cents per box.
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Morrell,s Ready Relief.

which is sure to give relief in cases OF Pain and
inflammation. such as Rheumatism, Erysipelas, sore
Eyes, Burns, sprains and DIPTHERIA.
Please read the followlngi
Rev. Mr.. Mathews, pastor OF the Baptist church
In Gardiner, says that he has used n. II. n. and
finds that II Is capital article for burns, &C. &c.
Gardiner, May 70, 1859.
Sold at Dr. Stevens, BiddefOrd. aud q, L. Pat
tens. Saeo. Evils
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For Sale,
NOTICE.
Important to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted at his Office,
Nos and Endicott Street, Boston, on all diseases
OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. by n
long course OF study and practical experience of
unlimited extent, DIR. ID. has now the qualification
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never, since he first introduced them, JAILED
to cure the most alarming cases,o GONOkkiEA
and SYPHILIS Beneath his treatment, all the
horrors Of venereal and impure blood, lmpotency,
scrofua, GonOrrh@a, Ulcers. pains and distress IN
der and Kidneys, liydrocele, Abcesses, llnmors
Prghtiul Swellngs, and the long train Of horrible
symptoms attending this class Of disease, are made
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Dr. ID. deyotes q
great part OF his time TO the treatment OF those
cases caused by secret and. solitary habit, which
ruins the body and mind. uniting the unfortunate
individual for business or society Some of the sad
and melancholy Ell, cts produced by early habits
of youth, are Weakness OF the Back aud Limbs,
ton OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, De-
rangement Of the digestive functions, symptoms
OF Consumption, &c. The fearful effects On the
mind are much 10 be dreaded loss Of memory,
confusion OF ideas, depression Of spirits. evil fore.
bodngs. aversion OF society, selfdistrust timidty
40 are among the evils produced. Such persons
should. before contemplating matrimony, consult
ply sician OF experience. and be ut once restored
TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish To remain under Dr. BOWS
treatment few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board mode
rate.
April, ls62-lyrl6
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Island No. 10 and New Madrid, on the east
aide Of the river, is being secured by our troops
The entire rebel force Mt and about Island NO
10 are either taken prisoners or utterly routed
and demoraliIed. Col. Bissell has been ordered
TO Upton, whichis IL miles below New Madrid,
with transport Is 10 bring up the cannon ana
other property taken. :,
The Chicago Times special dispatch tsays
that messenger arrived on the Benton at
o'clock last night with q letter from the CON-
handing officer Of the Island, proposing ca
pitulation. Com. Foote replied, he would nc
cept no terms other than unconditional sur
render. All O'Clock this morning, the sur
render was male.
Informat,on was received here tonight that
on the 9th. the rebel force under Gen. Beaure-
gard attacked our forces under Gen. Grant. =
The battle lasted all day. Our lines were driy-
en- in BY the attack, but as our reserves were
brought into action, the lost ground was re-
gained, and the rebels repuised with great loss.
Our loss is very heavy. No particulars are
known rs yet. Further adyces from New
Madrid represent that Gen. Pope has taken 3 =
900 prisoners at Tinon, in their retreat The
rebels abandoned every thing.
A special dispatch 10 the Times, says, 400
prisoners. including seven officers, thirty pie
ces of artillery, large quantity OF ammuni-
tioh, mushees anu sunni uims "e'esaP'uiSoo ""
the Island.
II is said that the rebels had become perfect
ly demoraliIel. and in many cases whole regi-
ments refused to obey orders. Much ill-feeling
prevailed among the officers, and none had any
confidence in their commanding officers.
ST. LOUIS. April s.
The enemy attacked our works Mt Pittsburg,
Tenn, yesterday, but were repulsed with heavy
loss. No details are given,
Brig. Gen. W. NJ. Mccall, late Of the U. s.
Adjutant Generals Department, and 1000 OF
the rebel forces have surrendered to Gen. Pope,
and il is expected that many more will be cap
tured to-day. Immense quantities OF artillery,
and supplies have fallen into our hands.
LATER.-Sr LOUIS, Mo-, April S.-General Pope
has captured three Generals GOOO prisoners OF war
one hundred siege pieces and several field batter
les with an immense quantity OF small arms. tents
wagons horses and provisions. Our victory il
complete aud overwhelming. We have not lost a
single man. II. W, llALLEcK, Mai. Gen.
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Coffin Warehouse.

Z. p q. D 2 A r ~ q
STILL coSrSuEs TO
Keep the Largest aud Beet Asssrtmeat
or Collins, Robes and Plates that can be found In
YORK County. which will DO sold cheaper than nj
any other place. Also, Agent for Cranes Metallic
burial Casket-Saw fling and Job work done at
short notice. Al the old stand, bearing building.
Chestnut street Residence, South street. near
the City Building. iou
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Defeat OF Bcauregnrd.

ST LOUIS, ApfII 3
In response 10 sercnade tonight, Gen. lialleek
SAID that Gen. BeauTegaId, with an immense army
advanced nom COrinth aud attacked the combined
forces OF gems, Grant and buell.. The battle began
at daybTeak yesterday, and continued till late IN
the afternoon with terrible loss on both sides We
have gained a complete victory and driven tho en-
cmy back within his Qualifications. lie also an
his departure for the field to-morroa MORN
Ing -,
private dispatch received In this city tonight,
from one OF Gen. Grants stan, says that we have
fought and won the hardest battle ever fought on
tho continent. The dispatch is dated PittsburS
tho 9Th.
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IL. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent Of ". S. Patent 0efe.. Washington.
(undsr the act OF 1871
10 state street, opposite Kilby street,
BOSTON,

iPTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of -
n years continues 10 secure Patents In the United
States also In Great britain, France, and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments and all Papers or Drawings Tor Pa
tents executed on liberal terms and with despatch
Researches made into American or Foreign works,
to determine the validity or utility OF Patens or
InycrftiVns-and legal or other advice rendered ln
all matters touching the same Copies OF the clams
of any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar
Assi.nments recorded ut Washington.
The Agency Is not only the largest In New Eng
land but throush Il inventors have advantages for
securing Patents Of ascertaining the patcnability
OF inventions unsurpassed by, II not lmmeasura-
bly, superior tn any which can be offered them else
where The testimonials below given prove that
none IL MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE PATENT
OFFICE than the subscriber and as SUCCESS -
TIE BEST PROOPOP ADVANTAGES AND ABlL-
lTY, he would add that he has oil undant reason %
believe, and can prove, that at no other Office
the kind are the charges for professional services
% moderate. The immense practice OF the sub
scriber during twenty years past, has enabled him
10 accumulate - vast collection Of specifications
and official decisions relative % patents.
These, besides his extensive library of legal and
mechanical works, and full accounts of patents
granted In the United States and Europe. render
him able, beyond question. 10 oher superior facil-
ties for obtaining Patents.
All necessity OF u journey 10 Washington TO pro-
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
thereby saved Inventors.
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EIt is now ascertaincd that tho whole
number OF Federal troops captured by the
rebels ut Bull Run was l42l.
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POSTERS. PROGRAMMES AND TICKETS

ron fuEArREs, HALLS AND CONCERTS
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NJ The utmost Interest and Importance In physi.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
NJ regard Mr. Eddy rs one Of tho most capable
and sseeessfsi practitioners with whom I have had
official intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
II have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent and
Trustworthy, and more capable Of putting their APP
plications In form 20 secure for them an early
aud favorable consideration Mt the Patent Ofico."
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr. n II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
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been granted. and that II moo pssdisg. such M
mistakeable proof Of great talent and ability on
his part leads ne 10 recommend oil Inventors 70
apply 10 him 10 procure their patents. - they may
be sure Of having the most faithful attention Do
slowed on their cases, and ut very re..cnnss sTA'
ses" JOHN TAuoAir'
During eight months the subscriber, In eour,e o.
his large practice. made on fr.es.rslscteu spPs,
lions SIXTEEN APPEALs, EVERY one OF when
Was decided In An favor BY the Gonm,ps,Ionmrv "
htents. ~ H hppi'
Boston. December 2. 1861. iyr5i
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Real Estate for sale In Dayton.

THE subscriber, having re-
kN, moved to Biddcford, offers for
sale all Of his REAL ESTATE.
>sitlated In Dayton, consisting
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH

April, ls62.-lyrl6
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~ regard Mr.. Eddy rs one OF tho most capable
and sseeessfsi practitioners with whom have had
offieial interea
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
SALT FOR FATTENING SWINE.

Correspondent OF the ,4nnalen deS
DandWinhSchGf states some interesting
experiments to test the use of salt in
fattening swine. He selected two pairs
Of barrow hogs, weighing 200 pounds
apiece. One pair seceiyed, with their
daily allowance of food, two ounces of
salt; the othe" pair, similarly fed, none.
In the course of a week it was easily
seen that the salted pair had a much
stronger appetite than the others, and
after fortnight i; was increased to two
ounces apiece. After four months the
weight of the salted hogs was $50 pounds
each, while that Of the unsalted, five
weeks later, reached only 800 pounds.
The experiment was repeated with almost
precisely the same results, The author
feeds young pigs, accordingly to their
age, quarter Of an ounce daily breed
ing sows very little during pregnancy,
and during the heat Of summer withholds
it in great degree from all, as it indu-
ces thirst and liability to disease.
FtrMe9 e. Gardener.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
CURING FORK.

A French chemist has lately asserted
that scurvy will never arise from the
use Of salt provisions, that salt alone
snsweres all purposes provided the ami
NAL heat be entirely parted with before
sailing. lie claims that the insertion oil
pork in pickle alone is not sufficient, bnt
that it should be rubbed thoroughly with
dry salt offer it has entirely parted with
lis animal heat, and that then the fluid
running from the meat should be poured
off before packing the pork in the barrel.
This should be done sufficiently closely
to admit no unnecessary quantity of air,
and some dry salt should occupy the
space between the pieces, and then pick.
le, and not water, shonld be added
Great care must be taken to fill the barrel
entirely full, SO that no portion of the
meat can at any time project above the
surface of the fluid for, if this occur, a
change of favor ensues such as is known
with rusty pork.
The pickle, OF course, must be satur-
ated solution of salt and wates, that is,
so strong that it is incapable of dissolving
more salt. In must be remembered that
cold waiter is capable OF disolving more
salt than hot water.-Fwmer.S' Gardener.
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h.iaeelphia & seadlug Rail Road.

WINTER ARHA NGEMENF
81 "a ", N"ycm6cr i 1861,
(passing RcH ing
Downto Philadelphia at u''o ana IL NJ l. noun
and Ar NJ.
~, tt 'Uttsvil!e, NJ lU"u NJ, ana o45 u ";
We p, TO LtHANUN AND HARRISBURG!
Western xprcss fs.m New York, at 1O7 NJ.
Mail rrains, ut 1905 N, nnd $40 p NJ.
on Sundays, the Down NJ 'lrMn passing Reading
nj 4, 20 A NJ, anu ZIP Train, ~ 5,j7 ".
Hnh IL 80 NJ and j4J VI, mp Trnns connect n;
at hn'u Tor ronnqud, WIhamspurt bimird, Bun
al. Niag,. aut Iand'n.
$50. it,J 4 VI, Train only connects Mt Port Clinton
for Njik's irr Scr ntou aud PttstOn.
III, Ntsi n Express Trains onucct at Harrisburg
Win t.. prrst Itans ON the Pennsylvania Railroad for
cpuncct TT Ha isourp Tor Lancaster Chambersburg,
shnbury, Williomsport Lock Haven, Elnhra aud the
Through First Class Coupon Tickets, and Emigrant
Tickets at reduced Fares to all the principal points in
the North aud West, and the Canadas.
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
with 90 Coupons, 25 per cent discount between any
points desired.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 1000 miles between all points, at s45for
Families and Business Firm, and Season Iickois good
for the holder only, for three nOus in any Passenger
train TO Philadelphia, at S 10 each School Season Tick
cts one third less.
the UPPER DEPOT, and all other Trains, atthe LOW
Err BEpBr.
80 lbs of baggage uowec each passenger
~ Passengers are requested to purchase their Tick
cts before entering the higher Fares charged il
Tn trains eaue IIhadophia for Reading Harrisburg
aud Pottsvillc at NJ, B. Ii NJ and at I,3O NJ for
Reading only.
~ Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by 6,O2 A.
NJ Accommodation Train to Phila rclpha aud return
at So 20 each. G.. A. NICOLLS,
Genera iSapcrintendeHt.
Jouuarv l. 1862
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PRUNING THE GRAPE.

While there are several good ways ol
pruning the grape, the following we
regard as ccmmendable. 1t was stated
at a recent horticultural meeting to be the
mode of the speaker:
"Whether pruned in the autum or
spring would leave at least three buds
10 a spur; the lower bud for the purpose
of making a new cane, the middle bud
TO be rubbed out, and the third bud for
producing the fruit. The practice is to
cut down to single bud. The reason
for leaving three buds is the simple fact
that the third, fourth, fifth or sixth bud
will produce large and better fruit than
we first and second.
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Farmers Department.
GRAIN AT CHICAGO.

A late correspondent at Chicago writes
as follows (; fity.iive million bushels OF
grain have been received here during the
twelve months just ended, which is
nineteen million more than any previous
year. A gentlemen who lives in the
interior Of our State, told me this week
that he had large quantity of corn, and
that it would cost him four cents per
bushel to shell it, and six cents to haul
it to the railroad, and that at the largest
price he could get for it, (eight cents, }
he should be two cents per bushel worse
off than if he should give it all away in
the cribs. In such regions, corn in the
car is being used for fuel. as much cheaper
than coal. Our pork packing season is
only half over, and there have been
already cut up 100000 hogs, (whole
number last year, 23l ,000,) which is a
steady increase from $4,000, ten years
ego. Our beef packing season is not yet
over, and thera have been cut up, as yet,
10000 beeves. Besides the above, there
have been shipped from this place during
the year just ended, 344,000 hogs, and
10000 cattle. Receipts of lumber for
the same time do not equal that of 1856
The low prices that have ruled, and the
check which improvements have received,
have kept it back. Architects inform me
that there was never time when build
ing could be done so cheaply as at pres
ent.
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FOR Chapel HANDS.

Wash the hands, and, without using
fhe towel, apply small quantity OF
honey and rub it in well. Use ouce a
day, and it will make the hands very soft,
cure as well as prevent chapped hands.
Apply il in the same manner to a
cows teats.
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COMMITTED. Robert Harris and John
hammond, for attempting TO run the
blockade of the Potomac, and Bernard
Goodwin, for attempting to slip through
our lines at Lcwipsville, have been con-
signed 70 The Old Capitol prison.