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Peace

Peace, 80 lar as there i no such vOlunta-
~ action 10y the Southern people, is 10 be
attained by conquest in precisely the same
way that il has already been procured in
Tennessee in Louisiana. and in Arkansas.
What has been effected in the past demon
strates what can be effected ia the future
II may cost a great deal more Of blood and
of money. a great deal more OF sacrifice and
OF suffering in every form but the only pO.-
sible end must be- an utter pOwerle-sne-S
on the part OF the Southern people 10 resist
longer We pray 10 heaven that DO such
extremity may come: but il i a. inevitable
a. fate. if the Southern people persist in
casting their lot with the desperation OF
JEFF DAVIS. Ifthe Southern people will
not give u peace a. their feliOw-cOuntTy-
men, we shall secure it as their cOnquer0rs.
We know this is not gracious language
But il j. a naked fact II the salvation Of
this Republic is to depend upon the annihi-
latiOn Of its enemies. if the word which
JEFF. DAVIS has spoken Is 10 De the accep-
ted device OF the Southern people, then the
war shall come 10 that. and the sword shall
thus cleave the way 10 security and peace
Our faith * that the Southern people will
refuse 10 follow JEFF. DAVIS much longer In
his mad career II does not seem 10 Us
possible that they can keep mp their rebel
spirit in the face Of such campaigns a. that
Of SHERMAN Sin the face Of such immense
reinf0rcements our armies as the last draft
viii secUre-iu the face Of such unyielding
determination Ofthe Northern people a. the
reelection Of President Lincoln viii afford
But We make no attempt az prophecy
They have amazed Us often by their folly in
time past, and they may 80 amaze u again
This only We viii assert: that peace not
long hence this Government viii have. either
through them or in spite Of them; peace
consistent with their honor. their Just rights
their best interests, or peace carrying 10
them humiliation and ruin: q al events
peace that shall Teestablish the nation and
make il forever one and indivisible ~. J.
Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

Remedy for the Piie-.-t IS hi---i1g
20 the suffering O. Know tlat We have lr ersctla
cure far this truly troubicslrae disease NJ Har
ards 20 l6t Sec0ud street Cinl. .nrar. OHIO. taxes
great pleasure in informas an who are sursring
wish plies tllai be lsel sulan quantity ~ n
sIrickiands Pile Renlsdy aud t ensli-i isrma
nent cure Ths seems O. De thc oase with al uhs
make use = this splendid rreparation. Il b. man
ufacturcd at No . Fast Fourth Street Circinuau.
Ohio, and ssid by All Iroggisis 80
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POSTPONENENT.
Republican Congregational Convention
Third District. Mie higan.

In order to give ample time f7r ;ae aploin.men'
q Delegates BY the different Counties, 10 has beeI
deemed prudent 70 postpone the Consr -icnai Con
vsntion for the 81 District Therefore
Notice is given that Republican Congressional
Convention for the Third District of Michigan, tS
----- ------ 49, s---'as'..s-- --se-7
viii be held in Bronson Hal, 10 the C.iy of Jackson
on FRIDAY, August 18th. 1851, at II ociocS A VI
Tbs several counties vii De entitled % three dele
gates Tor each Representatvc the lower branch o
tho State legislature
p p. HARRINGTON,
Mason, July 1s;h, 1864 ChH- CoHg Com
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To MEASURE Hay AND WHEAT-A cor
respondent OF the Canada Faruler says
" For hay. multiply the length. breadth
and height into each other: If it Is well SET
tied five hundred and twelve cubic feet Will
make ton For wheat. multiply the length
breadth and depth Of inches into each
other, divide by 22lS. and the quOtient viii
be the number Of bushels
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Third District Congressional Convention

ID NAV be- as well here tO look about 20
see who shall represent Us in the next Con-
gress There appears 10 be but one man
spoken Of and that man Is Hon. John W.
LOngyear the present able. faithful and ca
pable incumbent lie has discharged his
duties well. and In a manner that gives the
best satisfaction 10 his constituents. Ii Will
be bur rewariing "a faithful public servant
10 again place him In nomination Tor The
position. lie has done well Tor the district
and country II l. source OF pride 10 u-
10 point 20 his record. which Is q
good one such men as Mr.. Longyear m
Congress DO honor 10 the state.
Ne have DO desire 10 i0restall the action
Of the convention. but We believe the pe0-
pie demand that Hon John " L0ngyeal
shall be our next representative By re
nominating him. the Convention viii 30 an
act which will materially strengthen IN,
ticket The interests OF the people. th,
party and the country. demand hi- re-nom
nation -iackS0n fdt-ra.
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The History OF Hostetter's stomach
Bitters.-The most remarkable medilinc oI ths
day and the many cures that have been performed
With lt iu cases q Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Nef
vous ncbHity and other diseases ar.s.ng from a a.
ordered stomach or liver. places 10 olcs auong iha
ost astonishing d.soovsrIes that las tsAen place be-
the medical World nedl-cls.s 20 whioh tiltsrs art
applicable arc universal that thcro ar tat feE G
our friends who may Mt test Their virtue n her
own families or circles q acq laintances and prove e.
their own satisfaction that there a eAi rene
dy among the many ADVERTISE metlcin-- aesers.as
. the Ylbll commcntatlon
For sale by Druggists and dealer cvcrysherr
4s2m1
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Meeting CT Physiciaas Of Lansing.

At i meeting OF the Physicians OF this
ci,y, held al the Office of d. l. II. Barth0l-
omcw, Monday, July 25th for the purpose
OF agreeing upon tariff OF charge
Dr. Bartholomew was called to th. chair.
and Dr. Price chosen Secretary.
The following rate of minimum charges
was then unanimously adopted
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

save Your Life--DTspePsiz -Erysipsl4s KID
ney Complaint. sick and Serv01s Hsadache Seu-
ralzia Gravel, letter Barber's Itch and Baltness,
Treatise On tie above Diseases W.fh the.r speedy
an1 permanent cure, sent free - aay address Ad-
1ress : c. CPHAS. No. III soufb Foarsh street,
Phii45eipbis Ps sslms
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DO you wish 10 he Cured s--is Basl,1s
English spooiac Pills cure. a i.ss tian . Gays a.
worst cases o. Nsrvoosasss. lnlHotency Prcnlfsr.
Decay. seminal Weakness Insanity and AL UrlnaD
sexuAi ans Nervous Acaclio1s 90 matter from whsi
cause proiecot rrlco. oas toi'aF pr b.x ss1tty
mal post paid on receipt 81 an order. Oae box sIl
perfect the cure 90 moei cases Adir,s.
JAMES ECuFR
4s2ma General Agent ~ Broadway y
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TIE RAMS Hons At ArCTIoN.-By yir-
tue of a decree Of the United States Court
Tor the Eastern district OF Michigan, made
March = 1854 the Ram Horn Railroad
Is advertised IN the f0rruHna AWeJgcan
70 be sold at auction m The city OF Ow0sso
Oh the 9th day OF september next. The
career OF the projectors and managers OF
this road mas been short, but very brilliant
-CiiHt0n Republican,
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

5- A c0ntraband explains how blood
hounds sent in pursuit OF fGgitives may be
thrown on the track: II dem hounds glts
closer unto you. why you jist get q long
pole and hop about twenty feet II you kin.
You do dis four or five times. and wheneb-
er you light why jist put some pepper in
the holds vat your heels make and when
the hOuns come dey loose dar scent, and
den they goes snuffin' rOun'. and bimeby
dey sufties up dat ar peppar into dar nos
trils, and den deyu 20 chee, chee, chez
and datl be de last dem dogs can do dat
daV-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
J, oluntser- for the

Volunteer for the Army sholll not ieave
lhs cisg 1r-l supplied ~til HoiioE-ys P.-s aal
Olutn-ut. F.r -or-s. -c-rvF. Wo-n1s. Su--l PaK,
Fsvers an- Bos-- Conf plants t1ese us1lc1es are the
s-st n tie v1Fld ETery Frsnch sCl-ilE -sss them Il
the reader o. t1is notice can1os get a box q Pills
Or O1inz1i from the drug store IL pace IL hin
-~rite . 50 Maiden Lane, euclos.ng the amount
and ~lil nal box free n expe1se MzuF dealers
Kill T.; keep ny medicines on had, beca1ss they
cannot make A. much pro6t as oiher pers0us
make IS cents. > cents. ard 81 20 Per box or pot
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a. \ Gentleman.

a. Gentleman, clre1 or asrla1s g..
billsy, incomPetency Premaiure Docay ara Yo-th
fui Error. acilatet hy desire d benedi ota--s n
be happy TO furnish q al who neei 30. ..r.s ID,
oharge), the recipe and direction or making ths
simple remedy USED De- h-s case. Taoss " slrr O.
proht BY his exQcrcnce, art poses viiaatis
Remedy, VIII receive thc Sane. ~ refi-r tn.H
carefully ssaicsl by addressing
JOHN n OcpyS
4-S43 " a. Nassau street Ner Ncfk
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Dyspepsia Can he Cured.--ilssrepsa o.
matter q ho1 long staining y.,,.s az ore. @. ID
hams Dyspepsia Care The effects ol tals reus.y
are truly magical. Try it and to Couvll4et pIics
81 Tex. scat post pali g. -ly a1irlss tys e.
Upham III South FosrtA 81. rA.alelAa Ia Cf
oaiArs sent Tree. sfIrf
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

The French reNcntfNe.-Nslt.s nm.
SONS e1ectlAly prevented without tlc uss af r-st
enc by ihs ass % "rae Fr,rch prsvctt.rs -tA,
srsltoss iIvc1tion cf ths az Prise g. Ssrt
po-t pali to AL part. 90 tAe calltry Address n-
: CURTIS. Box 2os7. rost o@os Phuadeisaa. Pa
Circulars sent FREQ sfrn.s
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

SORE THRoAT--Those afflicted with
Coughs, HoarSeneSs. Irritation and Sore
ness Of the Throat, viii find nothing so ef-
fcacious as Throat Remedy. as Brown :
Bronchial TrocheS Sold by all Druggists.
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03
Quotas Of our State Cities.

A. al item Of statistics which may inte-
rest the curious. We give the quotas as
signed under the recent call 20 the several
chartered cities Of this state. including il
the list the modest village Of Kalamazoo.
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The Draft in Clinton and Shiawassee
Counties.

Below we give the quotas Of Clinton and
Shiawassee counties. by sub-districts. under
the call of the President for 500. 600 men:
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

- 1t Is stated that the total credits to
the present call Tor troops amount to $50, =
600, leaving but $50, 900 10 he raised.
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

JTs- The population Of the city of Jack
son Is 5.5o4 In 1860 it was 4. 7e9-an in
crease Of SOS.
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MO TROUBLE II LEARNING PlASy

ANO ] hOL Dill - l-A--lAN-f--'-
y ~. = srUerieuced by th0es ~bo - : =, -,
.zuzo~'s NV NE7uoon . universally ack1e- -,
u 81 IA ~ Box of Tls1Iett7u for "a - -
euer rs.iIitied Ten tLouslnf c1l.es a iAH = -
sold every year llstIEulsne1 Fll1l-is - - :.
~ fr-.r.stlr recnruert . a. one il1i c---. II
arr.'I-f P-,-. e 90 sl1t pst I1ll ~ fr---t -
p-ice OLIVER DIT-oN a o. Pnp-i---i' ~
Washlnzt11 street BlstoD-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED

4 ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
4 fhe Post Dfirc at Lansing state n. NI-n'rl
20 ttf sd Day " August. lea
50 udlaln ally ol tlese .eiicrs. tle aGrIi.trf
musi call Tor tadrcriiirf iff,rs give f.e Dafe af
ths list. and p-y one cent lar alffr isiuL
81 n not callef Tor xlt1In rrrfl fil.F u.I
be sent o. the is-at icftar uiicc.
FkfE DELIVERY ul letters hy f4rfl.I- tf t.e
rlsllcucas of owners. nav Be- Secured Dbl .I..rtrr
tle follow ng ksles
J. Direct .etters plainly o. thl str.sl and number
O. vel as tbs post oiilce AID stale
Had letters wiih tAl writer s g-fiT.cf and
STAT nre,f snl nuH.lcr. sigu thcm Ylan.y .th fll
name anl request that Answers le llrelt.t acr.r
llnEiy-
q Letters O. strangers Ut trauslclt visitors n q
town or city wh1so special address mas De- uuku0Eu
should b. marked in abe lover -, llnt corner H1
The worl Transient.
Place the postage stamp ct fte urtr rrlt
hand corner and leave space between tie stamp ard
direction for posi- ua4rkilg without Interfering gl
the writing.
\ B-A kequest for The Return of better OBJ d.
writer II uncisimsd within 50 days or less Nrtiat
or printed with TIE writer = name post otoe. lrt
state across the icit hand cnd ~ the cnveore o1
the face side Wil be complied with az fhl l.-a
rate 0f prepaid postage, payable when the riicr
delivered q tie writer -sec -, Losct u letl
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Card 10 the Sufering.-s~.r..
or three hoSshcats O, " Bachu. T,n,e a..
'' SArsAparillA, - %. Nervous Ant.1os.s ~ A. .-..
you are sat-sdc1 n H. tie result tl.- t-v
OLD DOCTOR BUcILAN's English Srprt-, -.
and Be restored 70 health an. vsar n lssst,,- -,
days Thcy are purely vegetable. p,s.s,,, -,'.-.'
prcmps aud sAlatAry in tAsr s-.-is a, ~. -
down aad shaI,erel co-.sti1ii.r. O.f .rs -
lake theEi y ID advantage. imported ,ns s-,s
Uaited States only By Jas : Br-urD
- A. RroalHav N ".
Rs- Agent Tor the Dn.ted STATE
?. S-A bo1 q t4ese Illls. ssc.-.,, 49,,
De SEMI % any aidrcss ou recent u n-,,. ,-,.s
uNE DOLLAR. post paid Naaev r,su,..., -,
Agent q cai-rc sailsflct,oa IS lot given ts,s
Editor OF Republican.-nr,r 81, ~.
yoar permission wish 10 s4y o. TIE resss-s . -
paper that viilsend ty return mai. 70 Al -.
It lfreel Rocps, wliA fll 1rcci.srs ~ -
and using simple YegctAhls Blni th,t - -.
taAiy remove, IN ten DAYS Pmplss. B.o,rh.s ~.
Freckies and al Impurities 20 The SIN i,,r,..- !, .
same sofs, closr snoosh aa1 beaas--I
Iwiu also Raj free 30 those lAv.ur Rali us,t. ..
Rare PAGES. simple directions 8at .u'orust.,- ~.
~l1 enable them O. start a f-l rro~th ~ i.,--,.,
Hair. Wh.skers " a MoustacAs. ia less shan ti.-,,
DAYS Rcspoctl1ly y11rs.
riOS r CHAPMAN Cl.-...
ts-13 Ssl DroA-s-y, Nsv Yo-k
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THE BEST INSTRUCTION BOOK fV'
Il TIE organ, = -
.Zu1deI.s Modern school,

wtjch meets sbs Student .ftef = - - -
-,oie-.te kuorecze q The Eeneni- -. q - =
u tie Eeybozrf and conducts u -. - y "a
as q II fi,-,~ss-ot u r4rts eacl ~
5---1,. n SIT pet pais- oLiss,- -, 80
y, ie-si.st@rs. 2-T W.shngton = -
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osT-ELEvEN sHEEP l,I,. O. .ss n q .Soai al
l. sbseP are - ;. -. eesree1 one q ta-n =
asr 40 h,P, ,s.ssr "a o Q. ths raHp. Al. -
sFss ssss s'l lisss t. sAs = g21s.ssIs ss:ssy rs-,a
said sheep nAy Dc i'-'-'' DARI Wukf.
rsssips. JAY =, 1884
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Governor.
HENRY "a. tKAI'O, or tsenesec.
F0l lieutenant Governor
EBEN'R q. GROsVENOR, OF HilIsdals
For Secretary q state.
JAMES IL. PORTER, OF AlIegan-
For State Treasurer.
JOHN OWEN, OF Wayne.
Tor Auditor General,
EMIL ANNEKE, OF Ingham-
For Commlssi0uer q the state Lad Uil-e.
CYRUS HEWITT, Of Calhoun
For Attorney General,
ALBERT WILLIAMS. OF IOnin-
For sup't of Public Instruction.
ORAMEL HO>FORD. OF Eaton
For Member of state Board of Education,
WITTER j. BAXTER. OF Hillsdale.
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03


Adams " e. Love Me- N1rv AM
lAnsrfv Nsr flmi1a
R.kar Master tl.- Henry Latham y nrrt
Bel. Bnjamin
Barker WAfart Nort1a NssFI
10
Cook I.hn Oven
CnafieTtou. J +
torbltt, Simon Poet. John u
CHAPEL Aleranisr fo4eI. Jerars0l
Cafwilk Nrs Orrla Palmer. FraIk
Garner " T. IoNoTs Nrs H-tll1
d
Dluleis Almers0u k-thfrsfori. }.
Davis John / h.D-pn. ltln-.a
Dryer james r.
nlrani Ms hefsy l. Slriee. Jerome T.
stephens. Eizileih
Fngrrse Mr. Ninerv4 sanford John
shaw John
F1ssf Fiwari smith. David
smith. iEmse
Cooley John Wilson
Tlrner NJ Nlrsr1l
q hart Ms Harriet I1rrll Nrs Laura tnr
H,lpeI Ms Augusta loole Henry
Hzisey- silzs
Weber. xrs Arm
Johnsln, Niss I-zri. Meohsr Mr. y
s1r joserh
Klrou n n Wake NJ q
WLey herrF
p L0SGYFAR PN
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
REBEL RAID

The good people Of Maryland and Wash
ington have again been much excited by
rumors Of another raid across the Potomac.
But il has dwindled down 10 a small affair.
The Government Is in receipt Of Information
that Gen. Hills rebel corps, which was re-
ported To have reinforced Early. : still al
Petersburg. aud the column which has been
operating IN the Shenandoah Valley Is only
a portion Of that which participated in the
late invasion. The rebels are supposed ol
some To number 30, 000, and 10 be bUslly
engaged in securing the crops OF the She
nandoah Valley, which seem 10 be the mail
object for which the last invasion Is made
Col MulHgan Il supposed 10 have beeI
/ killed.
The Lansing state Republican., 1864-08-03

Presidential Electors

Al Lar0s-ROBEI.T P BEECHEk,
THOMAS y. GILBERT
Ffrrt Distrlet-FI.ED DErICk WALDORF
Ssoosf Diarict-NAH-H GIDliNG-
Tttrf Dilfrict-CflRI-TlAN kBkkbAth
FafrtL Diffrccf-fERRI HANNAH
Fiffh Listrct-ONAk u. tONGEh
S,lrk District-GkOl.6E v. PAIN
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

For Representative i'm Congress
EYrrf Dfsnef-FFRNANpO G.. EEANAN
Fo,.rsk Dtrfyicf-THONAs v FfKKY
Fyftk Dtsfricf-RJLAND T. TKuN biIIeE
S,x.A DIssr1ot-JOHH , DhI1G~.
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a CARD.

Lansing, July 25ih, 1854
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-08-26

The novel fashion of wearing stuff.
cd birds us portion of the head
dress or ornament for the bonnet,
has given the taxidermists more
work than they can do, and so adj
vanced the prince ofbirds that some
Yankee has patented a new bonnet,
with cage in front, in which live
birds can be kept. The cage occu.
pies SO small space that not more
than two or three varieties of birds
can be covered at once but the
cage is beautifully located between
the two flower beds of less than a
half acre each. The whole gives a
very unique and picturesque appear
.nce. and sets off the human face di.
vine as did the head dresses OF
Queen Elizabeth's time, that were
seven stories high, the upper dccora
tons being reached by spiral stairs,
such as are seen in pictures OF the
ancient Tower Of Babel
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-08-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

On. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Z a . En-
dieott Street, Boston, consulted daily for all dis
eases incident To tho female system. Prolapsus
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, arc
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In u very few days. NJ
invariably certain Il the new tnvde Of treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under IL. and
the afflicted person rej0lees In perfect health
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure Of diseases Of women and children, than
any other physician In Boston.
Boarding accommodations FOR patients who may
wish 70 stay In Boston few days under his treat
ment.
DIR. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole
attention TO an onlce practice for the cure Of Pri
yate diseases and Female Conn plants, acknowledge
no superior In the United States.
N. BAH letters must contain four red stamp .
or they will not be answered..
0iIce honrs from & A. ". TO gr.M.
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Testimonials.

From the Pastor ofte Methodist Il. Church,
.lfadison, Conn.
have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure in my fam
lily, and can willingly testify to its value as n
medicine.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-08-26

DIR. DOW continues TO be consulted at his ofIos.
Nos. and Endicott Street, Boston, on ali dIsess
&c OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE By
long course Of study and practical experiences Of
unlimited extent, DR.. ID. has now the eradication
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies tia
have never, since he first introduced them. failcd
% cure the most alarming cases or Goaorrh0a and
Syphiis. beneath his treatment, all the horrors OF
vcnereal and Impure blood, lmpotency, Scrofula,
6onorrhGa, Ulcers, pains and distress In the 70.
gions OF procreation, inflammation OF the Bladder
and Kidneys, lIydrocelc, Abccsses Iiumors Fright
full Swellings and the long train Of horrible symp-
toms attending this class or disease are made TO
become as harmless rs the simplest ailings Of q
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Or. ID. devotcs q
great part OF his time tot the treatment AZ those
cases caused by secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate
individual for business or society. Some OF tho
sad and melancholy effects produced by early hab-
its of youth, arc Weakness VI the Back aud Limbs,
Dizziness OF the head, DImness % sight, palpits.
ton OF the Heart; Dyspepsia, Nervousness, De-
rangement Of the digestive functions, symptoms
OF Consumption, &c. The fearful effects on tho
mind are much 10 DO dreaded loss Of memory,
confusion OF IDEAS depression OF spirits evil iese.
holdings aversion Of society, selfdlsrust timidity
&C.. are among the evils produced Such persons
should, before contemplating matrimony. consult
physician OF experience, and be at once restored
10 health and happiness.
Patients who wish 20 remain under DR.. Dow's
treatment n few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board modcr
ate.
Medicines sent to al parts OF tho country, with
full directions for use. on receiving description Of
your cases,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-08-26
CHAMBER SETS,

Hair, Husk. Excelsior and Palm Leaf Mattresses,
Live Geese aud Common Feathers. Looking
Glasses. new styles, Wooden and Hollow
Ware, Brooins, brushes, Feather Dust
crs, Baby Carriages, Toy and Tip
Carts, Bedsteads, Bed Cords,
Clothes Lines, Clothes lIor-
SOS, Toilet Racks, Wash
Stands, and great
variety OF other
GOODS,
rhieh ice offer for sale at the Lowsd Cash Prices.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-08-26
DR. wRIGHT'S
REJUVENATINC
ELI x L r. f!
On, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

VIZ, LOoEsNNE VIZ LII
Prepared from Pure Vegetabie Extracts, containing
nothing Injurious TO the Most Delicate.
e7-The Reuvenating Elixir Is the result OF mod.
ern al icOveries In the vegetable Kingdom; being
nm entirely new and abstract method OF cure, IT.
respective of oil the old and worn-0ut systems.
FY-This medicine has been tested by the most
nounced TO DO one Of the greatest medical discoy-
cries OF the age.
One bottle will cure general debility.
A few doses cures MYSTERIES In females.
One bottle cures Palpitati0n OF the Heart.
From one to three bottles restores the manliness
and iull vigor OF youth.
A few doses restores the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst cases OF lmpotcncy.
A few doses cure the low spirited.
One bottle restores mental power.
A few doses bring the roses to the cheek.
EYJ-The lstcss. neryated youth; the over. sked
man of business; the victim Of nervous depressionj
the Individual suffering from general debility, Will
all find immediate and permanent RELIEF by the
use of this Elixir or Essence Of Life.
r5y'Prlce az per bottle. or three bottles for 50,
and forwarded by express, on receipt oil money, 10
any address.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
DR.. W. II. MERwIN & CO.,
Sole Proprictors,
No. CO Liberty street. New York.
q. c. GOODWIN & CO., IS Hanover street. Bos.
ton, Wholesale Agents.
MITCHELL, agent for Saco. lyeowlo