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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

Froa he RicrE1Hd DizpatchI
Aimira. Porter, who. ia Cha intervals 81 hi5
leisure iTOzn 5om5ar1ing seems 5ssir3us Of win
niug lsurels as q moraist and poIiacisH, ought
TO Be thoroughly thrashed ia 5rierr3 7ut down
the rsb=lion, and says be never knew cad
boys reformed By mid wClsH
lhe philosophical Porte IS undoubtedly right
B may E0E be very CiE.nai idea- bus &c IS
uevsrtbsless true, that The S1u-h Fi'l have To- be-
whipped before it Isl tOrqrIsrc1 Lincoln seems
TO have been acting Co shs best of his AGILITY o.
that opinioA for more -hsa .w7 years TO cock
a h5h V1u IzUst grq 1es acLa1.T gzlcn a hsH-
Tae d fieult7 consists IN tho catching as ada
nirsl Porter who has passed bis lie among
nah. ought 90 know lt is aiso q Ua taat ~
b0ys are NOS reformed by mild words. E7e1
Porter might have become a Eerteman IF 81.
la.hsr had Hogged hin souudiy waan be was
yourg.
The mistake Of Por.er's Hlustrztion--s raTF
natural ans for ? Yaukce-is tles tda South
the N0rths "6oy." -hat Unc'a Sam IS lur "cad
Cy- and ths5 because we don't mlrd hm W.
are "bsd - aEd deserve ta cstch it Now kat
is iust the p0int sE issue between gs. We deny
vi5h iuHaits disgust, and Isgsl aui a -he he
foul impUtstiou tssz gs ara any Of Yankee Dec
dies 5sgetting We settled on this continent
before Yankee D00dlsi We came Of a 1ifaEsne
breed Of humanity eur e1t0uies we're iud7-
pendent before the UuOu, ard LHa Uliln vas
their child, not taeir father Ia1 States CTsgted
the Union, not the Union -is zsst AID the ha3
boy is therefore, cur Wzshing lon creal0u,
which has 90 be whipped iH order f1 hehaF8
properly, and which va are trying 20 Tlip a.
veil as Wa car. aud do whip whalsrar il --se
not run away fr1m uz.
We should have meR3ed its manners by this
sine completely, Il ii had stood i 1nd rs
caivsd It's deserts, 81 Bethel Bal. Ea1 4sua7-
Ezs Twice Cedar dl1uu -ain f'.a .ar7eirs nurr.
GhancsiloTsville, and a dezsn ether 8seas Bat
ting over fences and rivers. shat Wa have never
bssn able 60 d. It jus-ie1.
We aaviya Admiral Porter t7 study Re history
Of tire colonies, the States, and ths Union, ee-
fore he blssnsI5 any more about hst boys We
are not the progeny OF ri1 c1df5l-ssHuE rses
physically or politically. ] vs were, w. sh8u.d
TaH5 Be- be ex-srninatai as soon s5 possible
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Ternla ID Adrerfising.

Al adrsr lssmsats WI bs charged tive dela4 per
EsuErs fsr tie arss ias.roH ana ere 6ssr sad afty
cents FER eesh subsequent Insertion
Lssz notices WI Be eAazssd at .zs rate OF sfty stz.
per line.
ebtuary uoicss eElrysd ct the rats 0f twenty-five
cts per Eus anE all cher srtsiss net Of general pgbc
FI=srszs a. hs- asvsr i-culauts-
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APPEARANCE OF Egw ORLEAEs-A core
sPsndent of the New York Times, writing f-orn
New Orleans, draws he following picture Of
tsa ili-fsted city, once conspicuous for its con-
RsTical activity
The first thing Shat strikes enc as be passes
along The lsTae Of New Orleans, is the Sabbath
like Stiffness that seems 20 reiga over the city.
The lsFee, As far IS tbs eye can reach, is barren
of everything save a rich orsP Of grass. which,
although 3 Gns thing ia An artistfsal psnt Of
viaw, Is net calculated to convey great IDEA
of commercial activity and pr0IPsritv. A few
6fulf steamers and merchantmen and a half
aezea river beats srs tied Hp 10 the landing
one or two have up steam and sssn 80 have
hsen somewhere or to be about to start for same
other point, cut the majority lOOk e. if any
thing ts DO Is s thing OF tie Rasl, OF Of a very
indefinite poried in the future.
PaEsaH IPEMs About two hundred and
ffty prisoners have bssH reseivsd at ths Libby,
the present week, from various points OF the
military compass.
Three haadrsd aRd seven have bsen sent
away on the raturn dsg Of truce boat, which
brought up the sans RughsE. Those sent were
6n q par with those received, being altogslhsr
cenposed Of sick and wounded.
Tho number received Of Contedsrats sick and
wennded, was six haRdred and ninety, and the
numhsT 70 be sent down This morning viii nuro.
Der ABOUT fhroa hundred sf aick and wounded
Ysnkeos = Riesmoaa EzaaiHsr, 2g4
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We End the following paragraph IN a recent
nunbar Of the Psilaasl9Ais hqHifsr
1t is asserted By EagIish correspondents thst
the London newsb1ys cry, Coed news when
revafEes oeeur % cur arms, sad speak Of " lis
asrsrs' when the rebel army is beaten or retreat
ing. The fall Of Vieksaurg is 90 Gloomy intelli-
Esncei" tbs hopes Of Lee to take Philasalphia,
Bslsimsre and Washington take the form Of
Sc Glorious prospects" sEd " Brilliant aRticipa-
tiens.' With this temper we Sad fault, ser
tainly but we know a0W 10 rank and treat sur
ensEaies, and there an end is of tbo matter
But We esBRot easily compose eur rufi3d hu-
NOR when We read their cool, deeided and often
intensely asiniHe csmmoats and criticisms aBon
the movements Of our armies, almost always to
our prejudice. They pat forth their views with
such au appearances of kRswlsdgs, and such a
agRchataacs Of essy Judgment, tHal We, at 6rss,
believe thst the editorials are written at least at
The her8a gaards-ae great claim that, either
or that taeY have even engaged French military
professors from the Polytechnic and other col
leges to conduct that department"
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LUMP KIN HOU Sc,
.FTHE.BaS, G.E.

TIE und=r ga15 as. tzk-u this 1ll and wsu-zaovu
EU1EL
Aad Is 8stsrz-1sd 90 aEs lt 5-s. class E1.si- Ter
c1Arges VII be usEsrs-5 aad srsay below tie rates
az Hsssl IN gthsr eiti-E
sAs invites ias pu5lc generally and ssToesly rsil
gees, Ike hs-sslE ~ give hsr 9 Cal.
Mrs DR. CADE
su13 lu r .ts Of lscksau E.ss
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CsTToS FRAUDS. I'VE ses it stated that tho
report Of the conmissigR appointed 70 invests
gats the frauds upon Glvernment arising out Of
cotton sposulations in the West snd Southwest
has been sent in to the WsT Department, and
that it seriously duplicates a msior-Fensral
and several other efioers Of rank This is
the investigation which Geaeral Mcdowell
was sent down to preside over shortly afrsr bis
rsmOval from commssd, and ans tim8 since
has bssn aareEsilengly Devoted to IT, Able and
impartial a5 the Teport no asubt Is, We do NOT
believe anything viii result from IT, Ehe par
ties inedminaisd are creatures Of she Adrninis.
IstiOH and in this, as in TIA case OF ether in.
quiriss Of a similar ehaGaeisr means will DO
found 20 cuEbiea the s'id5nes, OF at al events
- save the offenders from punishment --Nsw
YeTk Herald 50.
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GBe 8jenlpBis 8PpeaL
PTTRTIRHEIR
Terms Of suhscripfion.

- ally Per m0nEa-------------.---- , 90
q No Eabso-iPtioz taken for a isHgsE term thaa
Two Eonths
f11-G-e copy -------------- 4 " eEry cents
The paper VIII be delivered to all
no'Hs-dealars at twelve nad a half
cts. Per copy-
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NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
HANCOCK & HUFF,
WbelsSsIe Dealers in Manufactured
aDH ErseEfRg Tohsrra

sRd SnGkiag T0baCC0,
u-Isrs Fulius e0rner arigstz al Esachsrsa 8tEsss
Atsnts, Georgia.
r-hrTNg rru-ve6 70 the sieve location We invite
.ar friends ana dealers EsueEaiiy TO cal sEd
- rsznr sursgsd exclusive .n fhs To8aoGs busi
r.sas A. 81 zg 8aIy OVID aeo0lni, are nov
ryreus-ed 60 uEsr ever
1000 gkgS. Tobacco,
C1z1nrislnr az grades, Iu0u The lowest % he En-s
Ezhde, 81 very Nv prices
lur saui.r 7artser being lsrgsy engaged in the man
ufslurs OF Iobaceo 90 Lyzekburgi Virginia VII Keep
- HARCOlgg & HUFF
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RRmRVAL.

rv O. Sims. COMMISSION AEECHANT ard
dea.er I'd 81 b Hls 81 Cluutry rrlduos5 has re-
-1,a5 dsirloe hs ls'e GA The kolcrsas 5uiding
- br4u-I1 90 be lately occupied by Ripley q
ssgod Crockerv merchants, NJ 1iiehah street. two
rs f-crs Raw TX Is H.d7safa store who're De viii De
happy serve al q nh aLoa aIa claoiieLE
elees'is 80, d '-- r. G s.MMG
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EgOBT. j. LOWRY & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

.Tohuson's Block
whitshaR sireet---- -----.- ---- ----Aiiania' Ga
-E1RozPr personal sf'sa'soa gives 80 OrasFs Hnd
II p1IsEamsaiz-
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Intelligence r-srhsS mere yesterday, says tke
Lyrch5ure PirsiHiafr Of August q d, that tBe
1Damy, sEIi1stsa at frsm s.x TO eight thousasd,
we're e tie Wsrm springs, sEd supposed TO be
~ route fer ils Virginia and Tsnnessas rail-
read. An uTFsut 3ispaica wss recsivel fre2
Gszorai asm. Jones, and the militia Of Lynch
bErg together with ths PF8vost guard, and tse
espvsiescsnt soldiers from the varieEs hospitals,
mating G. large force, was stsrlsa 10 meet them.
It is not BruBsr 70 state she des.isstien Of cur
troops; suffice it to say, that b reasen eff aum-
bars and aqEiPHlah,a they viii be sqsai 10 any
loree they viii be likely ts encounter.
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FROM LEES ARslY

Passengers rem FrsdeSicksbHrg repsrs al
quiet along that porsios Of the Rappahanpoek
The Central tain had not arrives a. 81 last
evening, aud the superintendent, without stat
ing he cause of faiiBTe informed pargons
awaiting it8 arrival, tbat 81 would not be in.
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CONPEDERATE MONEY
p RFII--B. =. E00BE--W. J NILLPOilD'
BELL. MSORE & C0.s
CO1w-yFTSSTOJF- .BEER CEE.aJB-AiS
And
Wholesale Dealers in aEl kiads d Fre-
duce and Agents for the sale 81
Manufactured T0baCc0,
rv anrTnE

CtTBFCT sste1aon paid 70 CONslil.-l - J !, II
- - y 7sef f1i on zad rsLlittaEceE promptly liale.
C15srs rssBsc,fd--y s1-icilsd sad esarefaiiy n-ea
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U' sIttuaf F3fsIsI NTth dals8 nom LITsT190I
ne l6.h, arrived at New York en- The 2Sth
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-20
WAR MATTERS.
Great Value of Prize. Recently Captured.

WAsulSGroN, Nov. ID.
Admiral Lee has communicated to the Ma
w Department particulars relating to tho
recent captures off the North Carolina coast
from which it appears that the cargo OF tho
Robert z. Lee consists of two hundred and
fourteen large cases and bales Of shoes and
blankets, some of the bales weighing three
tons, one hundred and fifty cases ot Aus.
trian rifles. two hundred and fifty bags OF
saltpetrc and sixty.one barrels OF salt pro-
visions, pig lead. &c. OF sixty-two persons
composing the officers and crew, only fifteen
were natives Of the United States. Among
the passengers were G. Z. Stewart, Belgian
Consul, and Horace II. Webber and II. W..
Rookie, lieutenants in the British Royal Ar
tillery. The vessel had no ships papers.
Tho cargo of the Ella and Anna consists
Of four hundred and eighty sacks of salt,
live hundred sacks Of saltpetrc. two hundred
aud eighty-onc eases Of Austrian rifles. five
hundred bales and forty.two cases Of paper.
She had no ships papers. OF thirty eight
Ferrous on board, only ono was native of
the United States.
The cargo Of the Cornubia consists of mu.
nitiOns OF war, arms, saltpetre and lead, and
was solely owned by James A. Seddcn Of
Richmond.
A quantity Of official dispatches, mail
matter and private and public papers-some
of them OF considerable interest and value
were picked up in the surf by the boats Of
Niphon, having been thrown overheard by
the enemy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-20

M ..h, doe,b all things well" Faith
iii ~, ;cntious In conforming to nus own
Items of ddty, he WAS at the same tiine
oO Dn,ronsIy free in conceding the same right
thor. Liberal, as some would think, to
49, ~ an supporting the institutions ot tho
rcspel, ho yet had little to say OF those
whose parsimony is constant satire On their
prolessions. Though in his mental recoll
from the unreasonable tencts Of the old Cal.
yinism he had swung over to on approximate
agreement with DR.. Claiming, yet he cher
ished no bigotry even towards the bigoted,
but looking in every denomination for what
he could accept and approve rather than for
what he might condemn and discard, he re-
joiced to find good in all, and to sympathise
with all on the common ground OF cruci-
fed Savior and paternal God.
He was fully prepared for death. For
some months he had been expecting to be
soon called away. He talked Of his coming
death and burial Us calmly and cheerfully as
If there were no unpleasant associations cius-
tering around the grave. And though he
met the stroke Of the Great Destroyer alone
(being struck with apoplcxy while riding
home in his carriage FROM Portland), 80 that
his wife and children were not permitted the
sad pleasure OF hearing his farewell words as
he entered the valley Of the shadow oil DEATH
yet their stricken hearts are sustained by the
assurance that that valley, though looking
30 dark to them, was vet, to him, all bright
with the smile of the Redeemer and the
dawning glOries Of the Celestial City'-Da
ly Press.
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PLANTATION OF j. MINOR Boris. |

Culpcpper Co., va.
EDITOR UNION AND JOURNAL:
Dear Sir IL herewith enclose you list OF
the killed and wounded Of the 5th Me. Rcgt.,
at the late battle at Rappahannock Station on
the 7th of Nov. 1863.
Rilled--Corp. John Wayland. Co. G.; Sergt.
NJ. J. Murphy, +; Horace Pratt, II 2nd Lieut..
VIM. A. Tubbs, /; Dennis Dayley, l; VIM.
Frost. X.
Wounded Lieut.. Col. Henry Il. Millett,
chest, slightly; 2nd Lieut.. John Ii. French, b,
abdomen, since died; privates Lorenzo s. Elder,
A, chest, severely; James II. Aud, A, arm am
putatcd; Elliott Moore, Ii, abdomen. mortnlly
John +. Nesbett, b, leg, slightly; Robert ii
Berry, b. thumb; James Senate. &, leg; Thos
Ward, T., fore arm; Geo. II. Hamilton, l., arm;
Daniel Sheehan, L, hand; Vim. Morton, Il,
head, slightly; Sergt benjamin Norton. I,
head, mortally; Scrgt Lewellyn Goodwin, +,
thigh; Corp. Benz. A. Norton, +, arm; Corp,
Robert Kelley, +, abdomen, mortally; privates
VIM. Hayes, +. leg; Levi p. Meserye, q, abdc-
men, since died; Ben. NJ. Wentworth, u, chest,
slightly; Fred. Miller, II, thigh; Dennis Muir.
phy, III, thigh; James Knowles, u, leg; VIM
Grant, II, thigh; John +. Bancroft, X, hand
Henry II. Hutchinson, X, thigh; Augustus a.
Dwincll, X, leg; Samuel ID. 5. Duran. \, arm
Scwcll W. Pratt, X, foot; Joseph %. Edwards
X, heal, slightly.
Truly yours, FRANCIS q WARREN.
Surg. 9Th Nc. Vols.
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Tho Piratical Scheme on Lake Erie.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ia.
II is understood here, from Canada, that
Vallandigham, Henry Clay's beautiful son,
James, and that pardoned villain Marshal Kane,
had fully arranged for passing through the
Weland Canal an armed steamer, whose mis-
sion was list, to open the prison doors for
captive rebels at Sandusky Bay; ID, to arm
and equip these veterans, over 1000 in number;
3D., TO seize as many propellers on Lake Eric
as were needed, and arm and man them; 4th,
to make Buffalo heap of ashes and her ves-
sells in port charred skeletons: 9Th, to burn
Cleveland; 9th. to wipe out the commerce OF
Lake Erie; 7th, to consume Detroit and in eff
feet to destroy the commerce and cities of the
lakes, from Ogdensburg to Chicago, almost at
q blow.
Lord Lyons got up out Of bed after mid
night to communicate the news to Mr.. Sew
ard, afterwards the Secretary of War was got
up and got to the wires Of the military telc-
graph.
We learn from the West tonight that by q
telegraph received Mt Buffalo on Thursday
dercd off the mouth of the Welland Canal,
with the approval Of Lord Lyons, to smash
any secesh vessel that came out.
The Worlds Buffalo dispatch says Attorney
General Mcdonald is here on visit TO Mayor
Fargo. The information he brings shows the
reality and seriousness of the plot to release
the prisoners on Johnson's Island. Lord Ly-
ons received information of the scheme from
n citizen of Baltimore over two months ago,
which has been confirmed by revelations of an
actual plot, Ii seems that a number OF scces
sionists were to take passage on board the Chi
cago and Ogdensburg propcllcrs, and after
wards seize them, then intercept the Detroit
and Buffalo boats. They were 10 threaten Buff
halo and Ogdcnsburg, and. according to the
revelations, were to DO aided by cinissarics,
who would fro the city in several places. The
Canadian Ministry have taken ample measures
of prevention. There are $4,000 scccssionists
in Canada.
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4 CANDID STATEMENT. You can
n procure of any Druggist in this city and
vicinity, DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment. II Is
o sure and speedy cure for soro throat, head
ache, toothachc, chronic rheumatism. collie,
Groups and pains in the limbs. We advise eve
ry one to give II q trial. Tho expense is nero
triae-2a cents-and VIC are confident no per-
son will ever DO without II. Every family
should have bottle In the house in case OF
sudden accidents. such rs cuts, burns, scalds,
sc. Its pain relieving qualities are miracu-
lous. As for Group. Il has saycd hundreds
VIC have the certificates to provo IL.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, No. 80 Cort-
landt st.. New-York. 3w46
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-20

y The rcccu, election Of United States SEN
s,ors in Missouri, which resulted in sending II.
Gratr Brown and John d. Henderson TO the
Senate. is peculiarly gratifying to every anti
slavery man. Theyarc both cmaneipationists,
and the former. as editor Of the st. Louis Dem
ocrat, was tho pioneer OF the anti-slavcry move
mcnt in the slave State Of Missouri Only
three years ago the rebel Greene, as Chairman
of Committee on Territories, occupied the then
most important position in Congress. To-day
his place in the Senate is filed by man ADLER
than himself. and hater OF that peculiar 10.
sti,ution whose existence has brought such
dircful voc upon us.
'-Tnrn and o'erturnI q Outstretehsd Hand :
Nor stint, nor stay"
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
in BOARD OF ALDERMEN, !

NOV. IL ,loD0.
Ordered. That the City Of Biddeford will
pay three hundred dollars, as a free bounty
until further ordered to each man, who has en-
listed, or may hereafter enlist, and be mustered
into the service of the United States, on or be-
fore the fourth day Of January, A. ID. 1854,
as one of the quota Of the City Of Biddefdrd.
under the cali Of the President of the United
States, of October 18th, 1868, for three hum
dred thousand Volunteers; and the City Urea
surer is hereby authorized and directed to pro-
cure by loan or otherwise, on the credit Of the
said City Of Biddeford, a sufficient sum of mon
ey for that purpose, at a rate of interest, not
exceeding six per. cent; and the Mayor is here
by directed to draw his warrant on the City
Treasurer for the sum of three hundred dollars
in favor of each man who has enlisted or may
hereafter enlist, and be mustered into the SER
vice Of the United States as aforesaid.
Approved Nov. -, 1863.
john Q ADAMS, Mayor.
A true copy, Attest;
F. D. EpoERLr, City Clerk.
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What Is IT.

What Is II that blackens grey whiskcrs in
FIVE minutesI Chrisiadoro's Dye, What
changes rcd hair to rich and sumptuous
brownl Chrisiadoro's Dye! What Dye
contains neither lime, lead, nor nitrate Of sill
vert Christddoro's! What Dye gives the
least trouble and Is most quickly applied
Chrisiadoro's! What Dye is the only one an
alyzcd and pronounced safel ChrisiddOro's,
What Dye produces the most permanent effect
Christadoro's!
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO. No. Aston
House, New York. Sold every where, and applied
by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, $40 and 50 per box, according to size.
~. A.
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From the Richmond Wing.

The Charleston Courier makes timely sug.
gcstion in recommending the attention Of oul
government to the naturalization and cultiya.
ton Of Calisaya, for the preservation of the
health of our soldiers. This article has pc.
cular effect upon the liver, and guards the sys-
TEN against disease by exposure and irregular
diet 1t is said that the great success Of the
Plantation Bittcrs of DR.. Drake, which, prcvi-
Gus to our unhappy difficulties, was found-in
most Southern homes, was owing to the ex-
tract Of Calisaya Bark, which it contained Us
one Of its principal ingredients. "In confrma.
ton Of this, we have heard 0nc Of our most
distinguished physicians remark, that whenev-
or he felt unwell from ordinary dietctic or at
mosphcric causes he invariably relieved himself
by Plantation Bittcrs. Now that these Bittcrs
cannot be obtained, q substitute should be pre-
pared. We understand our government has
opened negotiations with DR.. Drake, through n
secret agent, but with what truth we do not
know" -
We are exceedingly obliged to the Richmond
Wing for its remembrance Of "Auld Lang
Syne," but we can assure "0ur Government"
that the Plantation Bitters are not for sale to
any "secrct agents." North or South. There
are probably several other things that "0ur
Government" will yet want.
We know that VIC have the best and most pop.
ular medicine in the world. We arc not afraid
to show what Il is composed of.
Physicians are compelled to recommend II.
CAscAR.LLA BARK.-For Diarrhca, Collie and
diseases OF the stomach and bowels.
DASDELIoS.-Por Inflammation Of the Loins
and Dropsical Affections.
CnAMoMILE FLowERs.-Por cnfccblcd digcs-
tion-highly invigoratins In nervous debility.
LAVENDER FLowERs.-Aromatic, stimulant
and tonic.
wrxrEnanEEs. For Scrofula, rheumatism,
&c.
ASIsE.-An aromatic carminativc creating
flesh, muscle and milk; much used by mothers
nursing.
Also, clovc.buds, orange, caraway, corian-
der, snako.root, &c.
S.-T.-l6oO.-A.
Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish or
Igin, impartins beauty to che complexion and
brilliancy to the mind, is yet unknown to the
commerce of the world, and We withhold Its
name for the present.
Humbugs and quacks howl bou the Planta-
ton Bittcrs but the following is what's the
matter, and they know II:
Plantation BIttcrs will Cure
Cold Extrcmitics and Pcvcrish Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulcncy and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue aud Short Breath.
Pain over tho Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostration, Great Weakness.
Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels.
Lirer Complaint and Dyspepsia.
Very particularly recommended to Clergy
men, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons of scd-
cntary habits. Also for delicate females and
weak persons who require gentle stimulant,
free digestion, good appetite and clear mental
faculties.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-20

- There is but little war nows to report
tins week. Adviccs from Charleston state that
the bon,barlmcnt of Sumter, or what there is
lett of it, still continues. An important sue
cess had been obtained in destroying the outer
chain Of distractions to the harbor. Core
spondents from the Army Of the Cumberland
state that battle in front Of Chattanooga is
imminent. A large rebel force Is menacing
Burnside. but with what prospect Of success
we have no information. Gen. Butler has ar.
rived at Fortress Monroe.