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PLANTATION BITTERs,

PLANTATION BIZ IEnSs
which are now recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, and warranted to produce an imms-
d,r,e beneficial effect They orc exceedingly agree
able. perfectly pure, and must supercede all other
toncs where healthy gentle stimulant Is required.
They purify, strengthen and invisorate. f..
They create healthy appetite. u 81 e. IL. =,
They are an antido,e to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hours.
Thsy strengthen the system and enllven rhcmind.
They prevent miasmatie aud Intermittent levers.
They purify the breath & acidity OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DlarrhGs aud Cholera Norhus, -
They cure Liver Complaint & Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong, the lansuid pril
liant and are exhausted natareS great restorer.
They are composed OF the celebrated Calisaya bark,
wintcrgreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all pre-
served in perfectly pure ST, Croix rum. fos par
teulars see circulars and testimonials around each
bottle. .44H ..Ei q
Beware Of impostors. Examine each bottle. see
that a has our private U. \. Stamp un,nutilatcd
over the cork. With plantation scene, aud our sig.
nature on fine steel plate side label. See mat our
bottle Is not reflicd with spurious and dseteri9us
stun. Any person pretending To sell Plantation
Differs by the gallon or In bulk, Is an lp'postor.
ANY person initiating this hottie, or selling any
other material therein, whether called Plapt.tiOn
Bitters or not, Is criminal under the Y. 3 Law,
and will be SO prosecuted by us. We aiTciiy nave
our eye ON several parties rellias our bottles &c.
who will succeed IN getting themselves Into close
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation DIT
tcrs from ladies' clergymcn, merchants &C, u in-
credible. Tho simple trial OF bottle Is the evil
dence' wo present or their worth and superiority.
They are sold by all respectable DRUGGISTS srocers
physicians, hotels saloons steamboats, and country
stores. II. u. ONNhE ~ SOs
iy9 202 Broadway. N. Y. p
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Colyato's Honey Soap.

This celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand. Il made ffom tho choicest materials, IL
mild and cmoiiicnt In Its nature, frsxrnniiJ
scented. and extremely bcaeneini In Its action
upon the akin. forsale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods D0AlsIs. - IyG
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM Is
tho most approved medicine ever discovered. ~
hos stood tAs best Of al tests, Time having had an
unprecedented sale VI nearly forty years lt Is rec
ommonded by our best PAy'eisn.. our most einl,
ncnt cifissns, the Press, the Trade In fact by all
who know Il. For certificates, which can DC given
To- almost any extent, wrappers To each bottle
The PTuprietors will chcerfally refund the money
III not entirely satisfactory. Price 5Ocents and 81;
the larye bottles much the cheapest lie eareln!fs
act ne gsauias, which Is prepared only by REED,
CUTLER & CO. Wholesale Druggists, BOSTON,
Sold In Biddefori by dealers generally. 6m5i
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Professional Notice

IN. p,precedented success that has attended Dr.
MoRsF,s trcatme Mt (6y lnhalsilon) for affections
nr the Head. Throat aud Lungs, has caused spel an
sSsSc ri. l, ni pIss
90 -, "a N iSgssord lie will be happy 10 walt on
SnS - h,s iii fficnis and all Others who may wish
~ asni, him. AT his resllence corner Smith and
convreSs streets, Portland, where he may DO found
y E mi No. . Smith street .... S-iyr
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Small Farm for Sale 3

"a Situated on tho Boom Road In Saco, two
ss-S<e, miles from the village. Contains about %
@,Slacrcsj about IS Is moving and tillngc, aud
sI~Ib In pasture. There arc about 2 acres OF
Young growth or wood on The place. The build
inss are good aud pleasantly situated. Persons do
slrins To purchase y small farm arc requested TO
call aud see this, as IL will DO sold on reasonable
terms. They will find II n desirable place. For
further particulars inquire Of DERRY YOUNG,
actory Island, Saco. DANIEL u. YOUNG.
.Saco. Auril j. lSGi., ..... ff 3wiJs .l' l-..t.
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Portland and n. 7. Steamers:
sEMI.wREKLY LINE.

The :plssaia end a. 4 Sa.san'nipss
AH ii sSrsS:r notice Ssass s san y Chow
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, sysry wedsee.
day and Saturday, at o'clock i. d., and riers
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat.
3urday, at o'clock p. NJ.
a These vessels arc fitted mp with hne accommoda.
lions for passengers, making this the most SPEEDY.
New York and Maine. n
Passage, ZOO, Including Faro and state Rooms.
Goods forvArded By this line 70 and RON IN. non, Mon
sh Ip Ar fsqsoStSdss ssnd ssH yrSEAs %
I - ssf FS4si.:s. on ~ ases''
For Freight or Passage apply TO- Lss..,.... IL 81
!. HNiERY'& FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
ii. d. CR0slWELL& Co., No. Sc West Street, Now
Portland. Dec. i.lses. ~ .''2 e. .'n -
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For Sale.

"a A l-STORY HOUSE, Darn, and about ono
60 acre or excellent land. with q nevcrn,iling
h conducted Said house has Eve good rooms In u.
II Is situated ON the Northeast side OF the Pool
road, about five miles from the mills and about 100
rods irvln good clam bed--belng an excellent sit
uaiion for claiming or fishing. Will DO sold ehesp
for cash. For further particulars inquire OF
Ifgl ]. 0OLuSBROUGH.
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y ,la Please call aud examine ut 'AA, i 3,,
COOKS CASH VARIETY STORE,
% CITY BUILDING, g-
BIDDERORD.

DERSONAL.-Two young men Of good moral
4 character and high standing In society, are do.
sirous OF opening correspondence With some Of
tho fsir ones Of the Pine Tree State They must be
refined and literally educated, OF an amiabls dis.
position and good hlu,ily. Object for mutual I'm.
provcment, and perhaps Inatrimony whom che war
BELP0NT, Go. Is, LIST Maino Cavalry, Army OF tho
Potomac, Washington, u. o. 3sh0'Atr
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1852. TAX NOTICE. 1862.

4 IL taxes for 1862 remaining unpaid on the list
a day or May next, win be advertised according
20 Inv. .,.t,,.t,.,t. JOHN Y. ADAMS.
Eiddesurd, April ~, 1864. nqoqsi . 3vi6 81
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Az Court OF Probate I'D at South Berwick within
and for the county OF York. on the first Tuesday
in April In tho year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, by tho Hon. E.EBournc'
Judge of said Court: 60 !.
CHARLES IIERRiCK. tcstamcntary. Trustee OF
u Louisa Stafford, under the last will and tesla.
ncnt OF william Sanford. late OF kennebnnk; IN
said county, deceased, having pres ,nteu MS hrS'
account us such Trustee, for allowances
ordered, That the said accountant give no.
ticc to NIL persons Interested. by causing
copy OF this order to be published In the Union
Journal printed In B!ddeford, In said county Three
bate Court 20 be held ut Saco. In said coui.
Is, on the FIRST Tuesday In May next, Mt ten OF
the clock In tho forenoon, and shew cause, III any
they have why the sanio shouldnot he allowed.
.1 Attest. George II. Rnowlton, Register.
| - Attest. George IT, Knowltou. Register.
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THE GREAT ENGLlsH REMEDY
RI, SIR JAMES CLARKE's h'
elaborated Female Pits +!

Prepared from prescription OF Sir Clarke, W.
d., Physician Extraordinary TO the queen,
sure and safe remedy for Female Dificultics aud
Ohstructions from any cause whatever, aud. Attic
n powerfal remedy. II contains nothing hartiai W
the constitution. ..
TO MIRRIED LADIES
IL u peculiasly suited. IL will In = short time,
brin. on tho monthly period With regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and spinal Affections,
Pain In the lack and Limbs, Fatigue an slight OK.
crtion Palpitation VI tho Heart, Mysteries, aud
Whites these Pills will eject cure when all other
means have failed, and although powerful rem.
edy, do not contain iron, cslomel, antimony, or
anything hurtfal 10 the constitution. $50
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
package, which should be earetauy preserved.
For iull particulars. get pamphlet, Zee, oil the
agent.
~ B-si and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorised agent. will insure bottle containing,
over 90 PILLS. by return mail. Sold ~ all Drug
s,ists JOB MOSES. ~ Cortlandt ST., Ny.
VIC Sole United States Agent
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths not exceeding SIX lines,
inserted free those above that number Will DO
charged 70 gular advertising rates. ~ ...1
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A CRUMB OF COMFORT
FOR WORKING PEOPLE. ar.


HgE l8Jb'a .1-- on ts.fr'H f'
Bonnet Riches, II cents. y, ~ ,,,sb s..5
Nice Bonnet HUGHES, 20 cents. ND. .57bill1 b.
Best Spool Cotton. cents. On 'srrarU good Z
Good HoOp Skirts, % cents. jig .f.lI Fr.it.a go.
Children Hoop Skirts, 20 to 50 cents. ~, inf
Best Hoop Skirts, very low. ....ti ,-ai'
Hair Dye rs cent?, worth 81. .-r..-.sl.
Hair Oil from 10 cents up. Hli.
Gents Linen Bosoms, cheap. fsitl.D-, D5J)
Gents Haudkerchiefs from Tito 30 cents. y y
Linen Handkcrchiefs 10 cents.
Three Cotton Handkerchicfs for Is cepts.
Best Needles, cents paper. 49,
Sius iiiy White 10 cents. II Il -
A Superior, article for removing and Freoklcs,
. 25 aud so cents 40 a. ,, y.3 -ta.1 Boo 1850
Toilet Soap. NIL kinds, from to IL cents. tirr.
Picture and Story Books. l.i li,l.
Elegant China Vases. - lr9H
Enamced Leather Cufis
Ladies' Cotton Hose, 10 and 20 cents.
Book Muslin. 1f'l r'i6N e'f' raF
White Cambria s-y7I isrr I o. e.m ~ t1slo
Black Linen Thread. s''g1l u9s ,st,. irih1i
Wallets from Is cents to 81. zoos NV ~ l,1
sun Umbrellas Cages. ' $500 n i III
parasvls, very cheap. r.sT a'gn 30 yiiG'a
Nice Shaving Soap, 10 CENTS 1921
China Dolls from 5 cents Ia 81 20. --
IIurnc,t's Cocoaine. only 10 cents.
Spaldiug,s Rosemary, % centsoigCaG OF
Rubber Bat Balls, 10 csnts. ,tiaAH1 .ysg aun
Large Humming Tops ieuffI bIoL 80 81
IIest Ink, 8 cents bottle. tr 1sisar11s iIr
Playing Cards, Is cents, ~ H.'H ls
Union Cards, 80 cents. -. t.',, 49,. 80
Letter paper. from Q cents up. .,.sH rs...r
rs Butf Envelopes. 8 cents. IA EOlriWJss0
Fine Combs, 3 ccnis NJ. .lgl7 giamsl shr
sF0lf MI ~ hff siffn If'Hi tFlntrtJ AuFIs
q s.iaa Please call aud examiner ut 'a,i gai
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To the Honorable Justices OF the Supreme Judicial
10 Court, next to he holden ut Saco, within and
r for the County of York, on tho first Tuesday Of
rLEMENT ]. ADAMS. husband Of Clara Adams.
9 " Of Ncwncld, respectfully III els and gives this
honorable court 10 DO informed that o was lawful.
ly married to the said Clara Adams Mt Chicago, In
March. A. ID. 1885, that your libclant, since their
internlarriagc has always behaved himself ms n
faithful, chaste and aGectionato husband towards
the said Clara Adams, anil that the said Clara Ad.
ans and your libelant c0habitcd together rs nus
band and wife at said Newaeld alter their inter-
marriage, but that tho said Clara Adams wholly
regardless Of her MARIA ago covenant and duty, on
divers days and times since the said internarriagc,
TO wit, on the 25tl day q January, A. d. 1862, has
committed tho crime Of adultery with ono James
T. Carlton, OF philadelphia Pa, and with divers
unknown that your nl,clant has al ways provided
q good and suitable homo for the said CARA AZ.
ans, together with good and snihclcnt board Ior
her, the said Clara Adams that the said Clara
Adams on tho twentieth day OF January, A. ID.
1862 without any good reason, but wrongfully len
tho home OF your libelant, and deserted your IL
belant, and has over since her said descrtion 70.
suscd and still refuses TO return as In duty bound
to live with her lawful husband, your libelnnt
that o divorce from tho bonds oi 'nntrimony Pc
tween your libelaut and the said Clara Adams his
wife, would DO conducive IN domcztic harmony and
consistent with tho peace and morality of society.
Wherefore your lihelant .prays right and lu'ilcc,
and that tho bonds or matriIuony may DO dissolved
viii over pray cLEMENT j, ADAMS
.-h ..f STATE or MAINE. 81.
York, IS. ,i 'fN II.
At the Supreme judicial Court begun and held Mt
Saco, within and FOR said County OF YORK, on
the first Tuesday OF January in tho year OF our
Lord ono Thousand eight hundred and sixty
JTPON the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the L.
u bclsnt give notice TO the said Clara adams the
respondent TO appear before tho Justice OF our said
Supreme Judicial Court 10 be held at Alfred within
and for said County OF York. on the fourth tues
day or May next, by serving her In hand with m
attcsted copy Of said libel and this order thereon
fourteen days (or by publishing the same three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY In tho Union and Journal, q
wspapor printed at Biddoforl. In said County OF
York the last publication thereof to DO thirty da 81
at least before tho sitting or said Court, that che
MAY then and there In our said Court show cause.
Il any she have Why tho prayer ofsad libel should
not be granted. gIi11 10, .iE
fIAttest, Is.r.rt Frr CD. LORD. Clork.
A true copy OF tho Libel and order OF Court
10 !, iAttesti 80 e iJIf @. B, LORD, Clerk.
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i,h.tr, .s Of pl.ln,lG,s Mill

Assumps.t upon. an account annexed to the
writ In said action, for services and labor In
making and binding Congress boots, amount
ing to $500. Also. count for money had
Said writ is In plea Of the case. Is dated July
6. 1868, and is returnablc to the September
term of said Court. AID. 1868. 'ts lh'h- lif q.
Addamnum 500. y. - ....,.,,, '"''-
A true copy of order Of court. with abstract
of the writ.
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IN. Confessions and Experience OF an
F}I lNvAJIU!' = IN 4

II n INVATID! = ItlI D
A CAUTION TOsYOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay Of manhood, ETC., supplying NJ the same time
iAs Mesns Of Seq Care. by onc who has cured
m through medical humbus and qcaekery." %
by enclosing post paid addressed envelope sin.
yio copies may be had OF the author. ~, - .r
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
iyre2 , Bedford, kip:s County, n. Y.
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale bis
4 ~@N residence situated on MI. Vernon
R6.AlS Street. Tho house Is pleasantly
HiTfiu III located, and contains rooms, with
HsiiIs.re5> all conyenionees. Stable and gar
den, &c. Terms favorable. For further iniorma-
tlon inquire OF STEPHEN Nv EhEIr
Biddeford, April y, lS6l. SwlI'
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Alta Courtor Probate held at South Berwick, within
and for tho county of York, on tho FIRST
Tuesday OF April, in tho year OF our Lord
eirbteen hundred aud slxty-four, by tho Hon. e.
r Bourne Judge Of said Court;
MARY DEAN, widow OF James Bean, late OF
MI Work. I'm said county, deceased having pro-
ser,ted her petition for allowance out OF the per
soral estate OF said deceased,
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notlcc to
all persons interested, by causing copy OF tnsor
Union Journal, printed at Blddciord In said coun.
~. that they may appear Mt Probate Court to he
holden ut Saco. In said County, on the hrst
Tuesday in May next, ut ten OF tho clock In
tho fnrenoon. and show cause, If any they have,
why thc same should not be allowed.
~ Affect, George II. Knowlton, Register
"u"' YvAtltcst, George II. Kpowlton, Register. .
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Persons q ssdsntary habits troubled with vesk-
ness assitude, palptatiOn oil the heart lack OF ap
petite distress after eating, torpid liver constpa
ton, &C., deserve to suffer II they will not try the
ted
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! l.tl Wanted, w .si.
YOUNG NAN Is to 20 years Of asc, " work on
| a a hrm. This Is a rare opportunity. Inquire at
this ofIice IL
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Freedom, Notice.

nor good beha, ior respect aud good will. here
Il by give unto my daughter. Frnnces Ellen
Barn ha ni, tho remainder Of her time until she
shalt become OF lawful age, 70 transact business
for herself -. HORACE L. BVRNliaM'
Wltness-IgSRY q. BuRSHAa.
Dlddelord, April -, 1851. IL
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For Sale, 800 Barrels
= GOES Il "a \
supERPAosPHaTE OF LIME
tr..- ' - ~ 1927
swu GEORGE !. GOODWIN, sacO.
GEORGE !. GOODWIN, sacO.
LIST OF LETTERS

pE,fAiNiNG uncalled Cor in the Post Office, Bid |
~ dciord, April ~. is6t. t-..ttl.
6Z- Persons calling rOr these letters viii please
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-13
PrBLisnED SENi.WErELY---
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
AMENDMENTS.
For the First .imeHGment.
E1r the Second .imcnimsnt.
For The Third Amendment.
Union County Convention.

The citizens of the County of UOion
favorable to the State and NauoDa.
Administration are requested to meet 10
convention on Tuesday, the l7th inst, at
one clock p NJ, at the Court House in
the Borough of Lewisburg, for the purpose
of selecting three Conferees to meet slmi-
lar Conferees from the counties OF snyder,
Juuiats, Dsuphin aud Northumberland,
whose duty it will be to select Delegate
to represent the li'h Congressional Di'-
t.ict in the National Convention, a, Bal
timore, to be held in June next, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate Tor
President and Vice President.
Meetings for the election Of Delegates
to the County Contention will be held 10
the various townships at the usual place
of holding elections between the hours ot
five and seven p NJ, and in the several
Boroughs between the hours of six and
eight Z. NJ, on Saturday the llth inst.
CHAS c. SIORkLEI, Chm
Lewisburg. May Union 90. Com
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Grow More Fruit

Nov is the accepted tine for each far
mer, owner Of lot, or even small gar
den to set out adlitiolal fruit trees. 1t
should not be delayed 4 SIM ,'e day longer
than can be helped Make your selections
from the carefully prepared list We Presen-
ted on the 9th ultimo. b, surs, IN golug
lot, a nur,ery that you adhere to your
selections from the list that the trees are
lifted with all the valuable portions OF the
roots that the stems are stout and straight
and the branches low and Dumsrous
Transplant as We often have advised, aud
stake firmly. Cherry trees, especially, ro-
quire 10 be well supported for se0erat years,
otherwise they frequently become earth
bound, or either blow down IN heavy
storm, or make unhealthy trees. To
much care can not be observed in taking
up, transpianting, as we'll as in managing
the cherry tree afterward. 1t rarely ever
completely RECEIVERS from bruise or in-
jury, though sometimes 1t may be OF tue
most trifiing character.
Where trees threaten to become too
large in yards and gardens, there should
be no hesitation in shortening-in to any
desirable extent OF course this must be
doue at the proper season-eiiher 10 the
latter part of July, or after the fall of the
leaf up to February. There need be no
fear Of injury, provided the pruning is
done with saw, sharp knife or cutter.
Many trees can be reduced to one half
their sizs aud produce double amount Of
fruit.
1t is maintained BY most fruit-growers
that cherries never do we'll in low or moist
soils. TO this We have never assented.
Our trees all stand in low ground, aud Of
course to certain degree moist ; yet We
have never fal led in crop, even when the
crop was pretty general failure elsewhere.
-Germdnfonn Ieieyroph
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OfFIcE PRovosr MARSHAL,
l4TH DrsraIcr, PENNA
Hunnnuc May z 1861
HARRIsBURG, May Z, I6bl
TNHE time for the assignment and correc


THE time for the assignment and correc-
ton OF credits by enrolling boards,under
the provisions Of circular No. As, current
series, from this office is extended 10 May 10,
1864. All claims relative 10 credits which
may be presented TO District Provost Mar
shals, on and after that date will be referred
to the office Of the A. A. Pro Mar Gen. Tor
decision.
|. The different Boards of Enrolment,
Western Division, Pa, are requested TO I'M
mediately proceed 10 execute the SAID section
of the act OF Congress, entitled IAN act 10
amend an act for enrolling and calling out
the national forces, and for other purposes"
approved February 25, 1864.
II. They will at once appoint the necess-
ary enrolling officers for their respective
districts. with instructions,
lst. To enroll all persons whose names
have been omitted by the proper enrolling
officers, previous enrolment.
I'd. All persons who shall arrive at the
age of 20 years before the draft.
Sd. All aliens who have declared their
intentions 10 become citizens.
4th. All persons discharged from the
military or naval service of the United States
who have not been in such for two years
during the present war.
5th. And all persons exempted under the
provisions of the second section OF the enroll
ling act, approved March Sd; 1868, but not
exempted under the provisions Of the act
approved February "a, 1864.
i'll. The Board of Enrolment will also al
once proceed to strike from the enrolment,
upon satisfactory proof:
Is,. The names of all persons who have
ar,;vad ,t Tho 20 n { fnrty-tlye wears.