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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE!

The Stomochs, Constipation, Heartburn,
Collie Pains ia Stomach or Botreis,
Dyseatsry, Pouiiing, a feeling Of
FaiatHess and Lassituds, Want
Of .iPpstite.
will not and cannot exist where the cure is usel.
II removes the Disease by removing the cause,
not like Alcoholic Bt,ers which cover up your
bad feelings for u few moments by their exhilar-
ating effects.
Beware of all such remedies or beverages, but
in their place use Remedy that will restore
the diseased functions To their normal condition
AMI sc. IN motion the entire human mechanism
in perfect harmony, and upon principles syn
onymuus with well defined physiological laws.
That such will ho the effect of
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S
And if an Investment and thorough trial does
not shack up" the aboye statement, the money will
be refunded. Wesay this knowing Its merits, and
feel confident that one trial will secure for II .
home In every household DO not waste away with
Coughing, when ~ small an investment will cure
YOU IL may he baiof any respectable Druggist
In town, who will iornish YOU with circular OF
genuine certificates OF cures u has made.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. 4. u. CLARK
co, Proprietors, New Haven. Conn. Sold In BID.
deford BY Mcs.rs Sawyer, Bacon, Libby and smith;
In Saco by Mcssrs Mitchell and Shaw. 3leowiy
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DIR. wisrAR's
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

THE great remedy for Consumption. and
i acknowledged by many prominent phys-
clans to be by far the most Reliable Prepara-
ton for the Relief and Cure OF all ..
Lung Complaints.
This well known remedy is offered to the pub
lie, sanctioned by the experience of over forty
years, aud when resorted to in season seldom
fails to effect u speedy cure of Coughs: Colds,
Group, Bronchitis, Whooping. Cough. lnhncn
IN, Hoarseness, Pains or Soreness in the Chest
and Side, Bleeding at the Lungs, Liver Com
plants, &C.
Its complete success in many cases OF Con.
frmed Consumption has reversed the opinion
50 long entertained. that this much dreaded dis
ease Is incurnble. faf1
To those who have already made use OF this
Remedy. no appeal is necessary. To those who
have not, We have only To refer them To the
written testimonials OF many of our most dis.
tinguished citizens, who have been restored To
health when the expectation Of being cured was
indeed "forlorn hope" We have space only
for the following
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
Reliable Testimony.
Co;r6oll Ma An,il oS rs

Euhucihs sAt's shpih aSSs'
Messrs. Seth W. Fowle l. Co.:
Gentlemen Seeing numerous certificates in
tho Maine Farmer endorsing the merits Of that
great Lung Remedy, WISTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. I am induced, and | take
great pleasure in giving publicity to the great
cure il accomplished in my family. My son,
Henry A. Archer, now Postmaster NJ Fairfield.
Somerset county, Me, was attacked with SPIT;
TIM of blood, cough, weakness of lungs, and
general debility. so much SO that our family
physician declared him TO have a Sealed Con-
SUMPTION lie was under medical treatment
for number Of months, but received no bene-
II, from Il. At length | was induced to pur.
chase one bottle of WlSTAR'S BALSAM,which
benefited him so much obtained another,
which in short time restored him TO his usual
state Of health. I think can safely recommend
this remedy to others IN like condition. for it's,
think, ali IL purports to be-ihe Great Lung
Remedy OF The lines The above statement,
gentlemen, Is my voluntary Offering to You in
favor of your Balsan, and is at your disposal.
As ever, yours, ANDREW ARCHER 4
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Over Fifty Thousand Bottles
have been sold In It's native town, and not single
instance Of Its failure IL known. We have IN our
possession. any quantity Of Certificates sonc oil
ihem from MINEN'r PHYSICIANS, VINO
have used II in their practice, and given II the
pre-. cmnence over any other compound.
1t does not Dry up u Coughl
hut loosens IT, 80 rs enable the patient TO cxpec.
torate freely. TWO OR THREE DOSES mW IN.
uariabiy cure tickling in the throif. AllALf But
TIE has often completely cured the most Stub.
born Cough, and yet though II Is so sure and
speedy In Its operation, II Is perfectly harmless,
being purely vegetable. Ii Is very agreeable IT,
the taste, and may be administered to children Of
any age.
In cases of Group ,rc wii guarantee a cure,
iftaken In season.
No Family should BIO without II!
II Is within the reach OF all, the price being
~NJrv 40 rENTSI
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Testimonials.


.NJdisDn, Conn.
have used Cues Dyspepsia Cure in my fam
ily, anI can willingly testify to its value as u
medicine.
HENRY GIDMANp. Pastor VI. Z. Oh.
Madison, Conn. June 3,th. 1871
4 yvicc from AOms throHyh our C,tv Papers
New Haven, Conn, June is, 1854.
Messrs. EDITORS Allow the, through Your
columns, to acknowledge my gratitude for the
benefit have received from the use Of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure. Although was great suf-
ierer from Dyspepsia. the first dose gave instant
relief. aud one ounce has enabled me to eat
anything please, without pain. | have now
stopped using the medicine, rs no longer
need il. PaLMikh Ll MAN.
Madison. Conn, June 30th, 1864.
From the benefit derived by the use of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure IN my family. am prepared TO
say that never intend TO be without il and ad
wise al who are afflicted with Dyspepsia to try il.
PilILANDER LEWIS.
Mn. CoI:-The bottle of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure you gave me has backed up your state
ment concerning Il. have only used half a
bottle. and can eat pine apple short cake or
ANYTHING else, without trouble. Ii acts like a
charm. The relief it affords is instantaneous
JANE a. L0WERY.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of u. s. Patent Office. WssAingteM. f.
. (undsr hs act Of 1877
20 State street, opposite Kilby street,
BOSTON,

tFTRR an extensive practice OF upwards OF 20
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 for Ia
tents executed liberal terms and with despatch,
Researches made into american or Foreign WORKS,
to determine the validity utility OF Patents or
Invcntivns-and legal or other advice rendered In
all matters touching the same Copies VI claims
or any Patent furnished by rslnitting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded Mt Washington.
No dgeney IN fhs Unftd states Fesssss0 superior
faculties for obtaining Patents or asesrfaining he
Uaf, Hfabihty Of fnrsniisrs
tlon. SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one a which
was decided In hn Jaror by tho Commis,ionsI Of
Patents IL. ii. EDDY.
81 TESTIMONIALS. falnN b.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy rs ono of the most capable
and snees,fsi practitioners with whom have had
'''''-' CHARLES MASON, ..l,o
ittt if 90 Commissioner or Patents
II have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
Trustworthy and more capable q putting their ap.
plications In form 10 secure Tor them nm early
and favorable consideration at the Patent once"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"Mr. II. II. Eddy has made for me TlilkTEEN
applications, on oil but one OF which patents have
been granted. and that 10 rew pending. sueh M
his part leads me to recommend all Inventors tn
apply to him TO procure their patents, 10 they msy
be sure Of having the most fsithful attention be.
slowed on their cases, and ut very is.scnabie char
ges" JOHN TAOGART.
: Boston. February. 1864. iyrS
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
COE,s DYsPEPsIA CURE.

Immediately and instantsneously. we pledge
our word ~ men ot honor-our reputation as
Pharmaceutists our favorable acquaintance
with the people as pr0prietors Ut the World
renowned "COE'S COUGH BALSAM," II il is
used according toour directions. which may be
found with each bottle.
We add Selnw sniue Testimonials from our
neighbors and towilslicn, to which weask your
careful attention,
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New Haven, June 18th. 1864.

New Haven, June 2Sth, 1864.
Messrs c. q. CLARK * Co-Gentiemsn -
desire TO make known the almost instantaneous
effects of Goes Dyspepsia Cure in cases Of
Cholera .NcrbuS. bad been for twentyfour
hours purging nj the stomach and bowels. every
fifteen minutes. went into your drug store To
procure some brandy, rs | had always been
told that il was good remedy for Dyscntery.
Ny pallid face and my weakness at once ut
tracted the attention OF the clerk in charge.
and he asked the at once "whatis the matter ~
replied 81 have been for twenty four hours
vomiting and purging, and am unable to
stand or walk. from weakness, and this deadly
sickness ut my stomach completely prostrates
me-" lie produced bottle of Goes Dyspep.
.ia Cure, saying, "take n large swallow ofthat;
Il is now IL o'clock take another after din
uer." H#HE .1t
From the moment took that first dose Of
the medicine my sickness at stomach was gone
its effect Was instantaneous. In an hour eat
my dinner with as good relish as ever hun
cry man partook, ias / was well cleared out OF
food,) and followed by teaspoOnful OF cure.
have not suffered u particle Of Inconvenience
since took the remedy. :.
It's action was SD wonderful and 50 immedi-
ate. that could hardly believe the evidences OF
my own senses, aud desire 10 publicly make
known these facts, that the whole world may
avail themselves Of its use. Like bread, u
should end place in every ones house, and
believe that no one should go away from home
without bottle vi IL in his pocket, orwherc 1t
could be quickly made available.
Trt,lx l.
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New Haven, june nth, 1854.
Mn. CoE-Dsar Sur The bottle Ut Dys-
pepsia Medicine received from you, gave in
stantaneous relief l only used II when my
food distressed me. II was about like taking
two doses to-day, and one Tomorrow. when
every other day, increasing tho quantity of
food and decreasing the medicine. until was
ensbled 10 eat without taking anything at all.
Wy cas-, was an extreme one, having suffered
for seven years. now consider myself cured,
and By only using one bottle of Medicine In the
snaee of two months. The dose was tea
spoonful. ~ hLLLN D AI"Is'
Sold by Druggists in city and country,
everywhere. r-ntg d lgFlrf
Price sf.O0 per Bottle. t
Orders by mail. from either dealers Or cosu-
ners. promptly attended TO-
C, q, CLARK & co. 49,. e
IJAoissais Drussisis. .Nsr Harsa, coaa..
rf f,ftr ..n I'roptietors-
NorE-Females sacisnis will find this a
splendid antido,e ibr NAUSEA AT STOMACH,
and allindsposition peculiar to Tho situation.
ErC GEO. q. GOODWIN & CO..
sscvy aslil Boston, 0<nvtal. Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-25

Rhode Island has only adopted one of the
proposed amendments to the Constitution OF
the State, by vote of three.ffths necessary
TO make the change. The amendment adopt
cd allows soldiers not present at the polls co
vote The other amendments were to natura-
lie as citizens foreigners who have served IN
the army and to abolish the registration tax.
Maiorities were obtained for these amend
ments, though the requisite two.ffths were not
gained.
The captain and crew of the schooner j. W.
Miner bound from New York to New Orleans,
have arrived in Philadelphia. The vessel was
struck by lightning and burned on the nine
teen instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-25
Adyices from Vera Cruz. TO August 5 and

Adyices from Vera Cruz to August 5 and
direct from the City Of Mexico to July % say
that at the capital trade was reE1vlng, ana
everything appeared favorable to a firm es
adjustment Of the new government, when
was not a little aided by che unexpected acme
sion Of Uraga to Macmillan. Public works
are constructing, the army has been reorganl-
zed, and a portion of the French were expect
ing to soon leave for France. The church
PARTY is said TO be uneasy lest Mszlmlllan
should ratify Juarez's decree OF contscat1op'
and refuse to restore the property which be
took from it. Reports from the country lndl-
cate the gradual disbanding of the scattered
Mexican forces, and growing disposition 20
acouiesce in the new order of things.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-25
LADIES PAY ATT TIoN!
SPECIAL NOTICE.

W. L. MILBURN DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King and Washington Sts.,
rIVEs NOTICE to the citizens of Alexan-
VI dria, that his esta blishment will be open
on Sundays, from this date, during the follow
ing named hours From halfpast eightto half
past ten A. Nj; half-past three to half past i've,
and half past six to eight O clock P. NJ, during
which hours he will be prepared to fill With
promptness and accuracy all prescriptions
ie 10-lnoa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-25

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BLOOD PURIFYING
PURG 4 TIVE HEABs.
Tn Pills and Powders.)
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aud are particularly efficient in the cure Of al
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cured without first trying them. No famiSv
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The following are some Of the diseases which
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letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption IN It's
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yXTORTH WHILE TO TALK A

yXTORTH WHILE TO TALK ABOUT!
wv Money Scarce Having received all my
goods lately bought at the PHILADELPHIA Do
mestic Sale, / can offer great INDUCEMENTS.
ITO pieces yard wide heavy COTTON, at 30 cts
yard wide. at 40 cts.-worth go cts; also 500
HOOPSKIRTS, at $l.0O a piece-20 springs =
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81. SCHW ARR,
aug 9-Cf No 1872, King street.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23


The FORCE OUR Troops WILL HAVE TO
FIGHT THIS SPING.-While the armies of the
Confederacy have been strengthened by
the recent CONSUMPTION. and. the men al.
ready put in ranks, the Federal armies will
be muchi weaker than those they fought
last year. But few weeks since the van
kee papers published two important facts
one that the last draft had not added so,
900 men TO the ranks of the army. This
was official lrom the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral The other was statement made by
letter writer's, that not 10000 of the yeter-
sanhalre enlisted. This last importantfac
caused alarm in Congress, and in the House
OF Representatives, few days ago, re-
solution was passed calling on the PRESS
dent 70 furnish a list showing the number
nl re-enlisted veteran volunteers from each
State, aud other information in the con-
nection." On the Il, instant Lincoln re-
piled to this call, enclosing letter from
the Secretary of War, who said that in his
"pinion, il would be prgmiiciai 10 the
public serUice' tU transmit 70 the House al
the preseat time the information requested.
The fact is that the drafts in the United
States have proved utter failures. The
new draft, which commenced in The van
kee States yesterday. will result as ali the
other, have. The $500 communication clause
i, still in force, and the green hacks will
pour in. The disastrous defeat OF Gilmore
m Florada, the rout Of Griefson and Smith
10 Mississippi, the dlsgraceful failure of
Sherman. advance on Mnhile, the repulse
al The last " on TO Richmond, and the gen.
erai gloom thrown over the yankee pros
pects by these occurrences. will not encour-
age going lntn the ranks. The commuta-
t,nn might be advanced To 5000 and il
would be cheerlulIy paid. With our
strengthened armies in the field, let our
people iake courage and do all in their
power 30 sustain them in comfort. The
stage~is cleared. The curtain is slowly
RISING on the. spring campaign. Already
We see The shining sandals Of Victory, and
a. 1t rises higher it will disclose 10 our
view the glorious crown which encircles
lier Drn~ Richmond Dispatch.
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FROM THE NORTH.

Lincoln has ordered another draft for
200 900 more men on the 18th of April. TO
provide an adequate reserve force for all
contingencies. tits believed in New York
thai the Italian ship Regdldntoarne was
founded al sea on the 9TH with four humid
led men OF board.
European adsices TO the 9th bring Moth
iDg eon6rmatory Of the recognition rue
mors, except the statement that Mason has
returned 70 London. il is supposed in con-
nection with the alleged recognition rumor.
A dangerous state Of feeling is growing
up at the West. The Democrats are or
ganizing to protect themselves against the
soldiers, who arc committing outrages with
cut rcbuke from the military authorities.
The Chicago Times advises armed resis-
lance and retaliation.
A letter from vallandigham gives SINH
Jar counsel 20 the Democrats.
The small pox is spreading in The West
At Cincinnati il is worse than ever known
before. At Cleveland twelve hundred
cases are reported.
The Funeral Of Mrs. f,eauregard. at New
Orleans. was attended by over six Thousand
persons on the I'd instant.
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Te the People Of North Carolina,

In compliance with the wishes of May friends,
announce myself candidate for the Office Of Governor
OF North Carolina, at the election to be held on the
fist Thursday in August next.
MY principles and views, as Conservative after
the straest sect" are well known TO the people Of
the State. These principles and views are what they
have been. They will not be changed.
am not disposed,at time like this, to invite the
people from their employmenis, and add tothe ex-
element which prevails in the public mind, by ha-
rahguing them for their votes. fenced all our en-
ergies to meet the common enemy, and to pIevide
means Of subsistence for our troops in the field and
the people at home. Let the people go calmly and
firmly to the polls and vote for the men Of their
choice. will cheerfully abide their decision, what
ever il may be-
lfelected will do everything in my power 10 pro-
mote the interests, the honor and the glory Of NoIh
Carolina, and TO secure an honorable peace.
w. w. HOLDEN.
March 10. 37-tde
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-23
The sevenih Districf.

issued a proclamation ordering al
in the Seventh Congressional Di
Thursday IN April, 10 Gil the saeit
the death &c the Hon. samuel II n
.,ntaliye elect 10 the Second Co d
Tiers il camp lion that district viii
eond Thursday April.
Tue Candidates &C, the Hon. II
representative ia the late coasreI
" adicil Esq., andcol William. p.
ham, and Gen. j. N. Leah aud A
Eg, Of Davidson.
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The Total Destruction ofMs Housatonic Off
EhnrleSfnn N.
ChdrleSfOn.

A letter in the Boston Herald, from of
Charleston, dated February 18th, gives the
most detailed and interesting account Of
the blowing up of the covette Housatoaic
ny Confederate torpedo steamer, which
we have yet seen. The event occurred
about 9 o'clock on one of The coolest nights
" the winter. The Herald8 correspondent
writes:
A long object, just on the edge Of the
water. was discovered astern of the ship.
In an instant the cable was slipped, the
alarm sounded, and all hands beat to quar-
tiers, but before the ship had made any
headway the torpedo exploded under her
siarboard quarter, making most frighttul
report. The propeller was broken Of. the
stern was torn 10 pieces, and the ship sunk
rapidly in less than eight minutes Tram the
time the torpedo machine was first seen.
The vessel sunk il six fathums Of water.
As she began To sink the most lrightinl
scenes were witnessed. Men with moth
ing but their shirts on were seen struggling
10 the water, officers we're trying T. get the
boats loose, while others were mounting
the rigging. Three boats were finally Vi :
dashed. aud these were seat 10 rescue
those in the water. The glg at once start
ed Tor the CanWliigud, carving Capt.
Pickering. WIN was badly injured. but is
now doing we'll.
As soon as Capt. Green Of the Cauan-
Uaigua. got the news. he at once l,aisied
q guals oil distress and eame To our as,is-
M c.. an ~ three hours alter the attack on
Ne llo1sa,onic all hands that we,e saved
in re safely transferred 10 that ship. where
rsry received every attention. Suisse
. .euily pnrtion Of the survivors we're
!. slsIrrrcd Ia ,he Wabash.
lin- low tide The water i about six feet
u..ixsye tie rail ol the ilnusdt"nic. II the
. II s, her mndrrares her guns and many val
! N q ( Articles aud the paymaster's sale will
i empowered. She cannot be raised, as
tern j. completely blown of. clean Ia
bash roun hltti. She was loaded
,xe.x with coal sL'i provisions, which will
Total loss. Many III The survivors had
-. arse sum. oI noney laid away 10 seuJ
IL, the next m4il. The loss u them
Mfc.
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The FRS, SNOW Of the SEASON

.ctgtai N,ek, of .ptlh like weather. white
,yratJ upon u with Considerable .e,eiiss.
.4., AMI nsnh Mud rausShi " saeW OF {
n. na;. Il commenced ABOUT. seven Geld
.na lea Ari.i intervals eanunued 10 snow
iIs tl,r nsme,cr aln,,n Ta1liae :, a.. aud 1
50. Tai.is The fr.i .naw u lie season
Ne eIerr oac Or NO .prinAlrs which lid MOI
.aitsa the ground. "Wednesday mourning elel
ron he west. thermometer ., 70. saw al,
r,ehs. deep