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The ConscriptiOn laws.
Letter fyem re Gorernor of Pennsylvania Il
The President of the United Suites.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
HARRISBURG, 26th January, 1865.
To TBE PREsIDENT Str: The act of The
Sd OF March 1863, commonly called the en-
.roiment act. provided (seciion 4) that for
the purposes of the act, each Congressional
district Of the respective States should form
district, and (seclion lD that all persons
enrolled should be subject 10 be called into
the military service OF the United States,
and TO continue in service during the pres
ent rebellion, not however exceeding the
term Of three years, and iurlher (sectiOn l2)
that in assigning TO the districts the number
OF men to be furnished thereirom- the Pres
ident should take into consideration The
number OF volunteers and militia by and
from the seaerAI States in which said dis
iricts were situated, and the period OF their
servce Stree The commencemenl of the re-
beIion, and should so make said assign
mems as 10 equaiize the numbers among
the districts of ibe several States, consider
ing and allowing for the numbers already
furnished as aforesaid, aud The time OF their
service.
The time Of actual service which by this
aci you were dirsctedio consider and allow
for, cord not, withost impfacticable labor,
Tor indeed al ally Be fxsd with exaeiilude
for each district, bui Il could easily have
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THE sONG OF THE SWORD.
PARODY on rHri' -ose OF THE SHIRT y

Weary, and wounded, and wofn,
Wounded and ready to die,
A soldier they left all alone and forlorn,
% the field of the battle to lie
The dead and The dying alone
Could their presence and pity afford;
Whilst. with sad and errlble tone,
He sang the song OF the sword
Fighl--fghi-fght
Though a thousand fathers die !
Fight-6ght-fshl
Though thousands of children cry;
Fishi-6gh'-fght
Whilst III hers and wives lament
And 6ghI-6yht
Whilst millions o. money are spent.
Fight 6ght-fghtl
Should The cause be fonl or fair,
Though all that's gained is an empty name,
And tax too great TO bear;
An empty name and paluy fame,
And thousands lying dead
Whilst every glorious victory
Must false the prce OF bread.
War-war-war
Fire. and famine, aud sword
DesoIate fields; aud desolaie towns,
And ihoussuds scattered abroad,
Win never a home and never a shed
Whist Kingdoms perish and tall,
And hnndreJs Of thousands are lying dead,
Aud all-for nothing al all.
WsT-war-war
Mu~ket, and powder, and ball
All what do We fight so for!
An why have we battles al all
Tie justice must be done, rheY say,
The narion's honor TO keep;
Alas that Justice is so dear,
And human lite 80 cheap.
Wsr-war-war
Misery, murder aud crime.
Are al; The blessings I've seen in thee
From my youth TO the present time,
Misery, murder, and crime.
Crime, misery, murler, and wo;
All wonlc had known in my younger days
A tenth OF what now know
All had bul known 10 my happier days,
Ia my hours OF beyish glee,
A tenth Of The horrors and crime OF war
irhe ol i's misery /.
now had been joining a hapy band
Oi u'sIe and children dear,
And ! had died in my native laad,
Instead OF dying here.
Ard many long, long day Of wo,
And sIeep!ess nights untold
And drenching rain, aud drifting snow,
And wesriuess, famins, and cold
And worn oul limbs, and aching heart,
And er;et TOO great to tell,
And bleeding wound, and piercing smart,
Had escaped full WE'LL
Weary, and wounded, and worn,
Wounded. and ready 10 die
A soldier they left, all alone and forlorn
On the field OF battle to lie.
The dead and the dying alone
Could their presence and pity afford,
Whilst thus, with sad and terrible tone,
20, would that these truths we're more per-
fectly known y
He sang the song OF The sword.
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Meadville Bank Tnief Arrested.

Mr.. DYER, the Teller of the Bank of
Crawford County, Pa, was arrested yes
eerday, while getting on the cars at Mead
vile, n suspiciau of being the perpetrator
of the theft at the bank on Thursday ev-
eniug. Upon being searched the sum of
aboIt's27 900 was found sewed up in the
seat Of bis pantaloons He is now confn-
ed in the Crawford county Jail 10 await
trial.
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IRON I'M TIE BLOOD.


II is we'll known to the medical profes.
sion that Iron is the vital Principle or Life
Element of the blood. This is derived
chiefly from the food we eat but if the
focd is not properly dIgested or if, from
any cause whatever, The necessary guam
THY OF iron Is not taken into The circulation
or becomes reduced the whole system suf-
fers- The bad blood will irritate the hear:
will clog up the lungs, will stDpefy The
brain, will obs,ruct the liver, and will send
It's disease producing elements 10 all part
of the system, and every one will suffer in
Whatever organ may be predisposed 10 dis
ease. The great vane of.
IRON As A MEDICINE
Is we'll known and acknowledged by all
medical men. The difficulty has beer to
obtain snch preparation OF il as will en-
ter the circulation and assimisie at once
with The blood. This point. says Dr. Hayes,
Massachusetts Sate Chemist, has been at
tanned in The Peruvian Syrup. by combina
ton in way before unknown
81 THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Isa protected solution Of the Pro:oxds
of iron. new discovery in medicine that
strikes at the Roof OF Disease by supply
ing The blood with its Vital Principle or
Life Eiemsni-Iror
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complain, Dropsey
Fever anc Ague, LOIS OF eReigy, Low,
Spirits.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
infusss Strength, visor, and new lite into
vhe system, anu builds up an Iron CoDsI-
iution."
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections, Female Com.
plants, and all diseases Of The Kidneys
aud Bladder.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is a Specific for all diseases originating in.
a bad s,aie of the blood, or accompan led
BY Debility or low Stale of the system.
Pam7hleis containing certificates oI
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We select few OF he names 10 show
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bad s,ate of the blood, or accompanied
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AHAppv PRospEcr The Boston Com

nzeycidl Bulle5in. of the 9TH inst, remarks
with great deal of s"lem'iy
.sIt is pretty evident that if fhe gre &
natio naI debt we are now accu,nulsting il
ever to be paid the t5osernment muS' rely
ON some extraordinary source OF regenue
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Thus the quota OF Pennsy lvsnia under
the csil Of 18th July last was filed in ac-
cordance with The law bv men TO serve for
not less than one year. The term OF ser
vice oi these men is:not yet half expired,
and yet your subordinaies are threatening a
draft to fill ar alleged deficiency on that
very call, the existence OF which they al
tempt TO make out by persising in their
unlawful and unsubstaniial theories aud
calculations
Our people know that the government
. requires more. men. They are willing 10
'trrnish lhem-heavy as the burden has be.
come on The industrial population Lei The
requirement be made in the clear and def
Eile shape which The law provides Tor, and
il will be cheeriuly complied wiih---
But il is hardly TO be tolerated that your
subordinates should be permitted longer 10
pursue the system OF substituting, for The
law, an eccentric plan of their own.
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STATE OF MAINE.

County Gun of York. Gfs
To JOSEPH W. BROOKS, CITY MarsAai Of ne City
of BiddeJord. GRKrrrSo,
You hereby required, In the name Of the State q
Maine to noy and warn the inhabitants Of the City
Of Dddefo qualified according 10 law 10 vote In the elec-
ton n State AMI County Ocer TO meet at their
Ward Rooms In said City, viz, Ward One, at the school
House In School District No. Ward Two, at inc Stcrc IN
Dudrys Block, on Water Street, In said waru warn
Three ut the School House Pool Street In said ward
Ward Five, at the Liquor Agency In the City building On
Chestnut Street Ward SIX, at the Engine lioase NO
on Chestnut Street. and Ward seven, at the lied ore o.
Nathan Chadwick at the corner Of Main Street and Hollis
Road, at .Kings Corner" % called, on MONDAY, tne
Eleventh day Of September, at nine O'Clock In he oenoon
senators for the First Senatorial Districts County Com
missouerj County Treasurer, and two Representatives
for said City 10 the Legislature u this State.
You also required 10 give noice to said inhabltan
that the Aldermen of said City will be In open session.
the Aidermens Room the three secular days next pro
10 II o'clock NJ, and nom O'Clock to O'Clock r. M 70
correct the list Of voters And also 10 hear and decide on
the application Of persons claiming the right to vote
Dated at BdefOrd, this slst day Of August A. D. 1885,
CHARLES A. SHAW, Mayor.
JOHN A. GOULD, Aldermen Of
JACOB X. COLE, a., c;,y
CHARLES l. diLPArRIcK, efBidd.ford
CrY OF BrDpEroRp, Aug. 81, 1866. Pursuant TO the
above warrant 10 me directed, hereby notify and warn
the inhabitants In said City Of Biddeford qualified as
therein expressed 10 meet at the time and places and Tor
the purposes therein mentioned. ."...
JOSEPH W. BROOKS,
80 City Marshal Of ns City Of Biddcfo!d.
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Tho Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription Of Sir Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This we'll known medicine Is no imposition. but
a sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distractions from any cause whatever and. nj.
though a powerful remedy, IL contains nothing
hurtful TO the constitution.
To Married Ladies'
IL Is peculiarly suited. IL WILL In q short time.
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anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In tho pamphlet around each
package. which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars get pamphlet, free, Of the
agent.
n. o. 81 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorised agent, will insure bottle containing
over 90 pills. by return mall. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Price 81 per bottle.
JOB MOSES, u Cortlandt st., New York,
VIZ Sole United States Agent,
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Commander Murray was detached from the
Board OF Inventory last Saturday, and ordered
to New York to command the U. 3. steamer
Rhode Island. :,
Capt Pickering gave up command OF the U:
s. steamer Vanderbilt last week, and reported
at this yard for duty.
Two men by the names Of whitehouse and
McDufie we're drowned on Monday short dis:
lance from the Isle OF Shoals. They obtained
boat from Portsmouth to spend week at the
Shoals, and nothing more was heard S from them
entangled in the rigging, dead. No knowl-
edge has yet been gained relative to the other
man. Mr.. whitehousc was Cashier Of Bank
Ia Rochester, N. ii. When found he had about
fifty dollars in his pocket and bis watch. Mr..
McDufie belonged In Comic, N. H.. his occu-
patton have been unable 10 learn. MIR White
houses body was returned to his family by
Mayor Bailey on Tuesday evening.
RcRArus.
A correspondent Of the Saco Democrat has
discovered that JEFF Davis father was IN lille
climate son Of man who resided In Buxton.
The bastard went South. and nothing moro was
ever heard Of him, until the time when JEFF
visited this State he remarked that his father
went from Buxton. This story smells very
6shy, and has about as much probability as
JEFF 5 loyalty. We have no doubt that Jefier-
son D., as the Democrat remarks, has many
influential friends in this county, but they will
oil vote for Howard to q man.
Cmcus s.. o. wheeler's Circus will return
to Biddeiord. by request Of many citizens, for
one day, Thursday. Sept. the 7th. afternoon and
evening. They have three new performers ad-
ded to the show. They have met with good
seasons business, and Mr.. Wheeler has put the
admission down to IS cents, and all who make
II q point to see the circus must improve this
chance, for II is the only circus in this part Of
the country. Give him full tent.
Camp meeting At Kennebunk commences
Monday evening next, and will continue until
Saturday morning.
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The Medical Companion.

new and enlarged edition Of this valuable dcmesti
medical work has just been Published BY Charles Thachei
Bookseller, IL Court street. Boston, The author Is ply
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use and benefit Of both The symptoms and mod
treatment Of diseases " the Lungs, Liver, stomach
Biooi Urinary and Genital Organs Pregnancy and all Fe
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Using quacs Is Of itself worth than the price Of tn
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Important to Females.

The celebrated DIR, DOW continues to devote
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
smolander's Extract Bucku

Is especially recommended by the Medical Faculty for
the Of diseases Of the Stomach and Kidneys, Rhsu
maiism, General Debility, Drop,iss, CAron'c Gonor-
rhqa, anil Cstnsous Diseases. For those suffering nom
the effects Of Of any knd, 1t Is perfectly nraiu-
able. For Female Complaints il is priceless remedy.
II fails To effect II Is the best AMI cheapest
preparation Of Bucku offered to the public. Price One Dol
lar per bottle. For sale by all Apothecares.
Barieigh Rogers Wholesale Druggists, 50 Hanover st.,
Boston, General Agents. 3m35
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER ARRANG en- EMIT

Hu. -. The splendid new sea-goiny steam;
en Forest City, Lewisssss ana
z10x3D tiee run rs follows
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday and Friday. at
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day, att O'Clock p. NJ.
fsro-In Cabin, Sl.2s. On Deck, 1i.O0.
N. u. Each boat Is furnished with largo number
or State Rooms, for tho accommodation OF ladies
and families; and travellers arc reminded that by
taking this line, much saving OF time and expense
will DO made. and that the Inconvenience OF arri
wing In Boston at late hours Of the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers TO take
the earliest trains out or the city.
Tho Company are not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
A. unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
- Freight taken a. usual; ,v, -
Portland. Nov, %, 1864. 4iu
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.. = tue ' 2Rll:.. o.err. H. x.o-lssa a.s....

A, : Court OF Probate held 81 BIddsinrd, within
nnu ,~U.srd In The wear Of our Lord, eighteen
10 aSd sS and .l Il; By the Hon. EEBouIns,
ySdHS 81. o. nss,t,on 81 samuel Durham, yr., Guar.
Ora,sn Of Florence q. Burnham, . minor and
r.ndohiid Of Xbnsr Stone, late o. KsnnsSunh.
r. Iii ma convey, at public auction or private
ale ali the right title and interest q 81, said
mort IN aid county and tho proceeds thereof
r. ma * iotsrsst aid real sststs being more fully
described In ssid petitions
a. IN nsrcons lntsrestedi In said estate by causng
COPY Of this order 70 Be publishsd In the Un,ss :
ssry.sL printed In Biddsford, In said county. for
;s,.s wss.s Progressively, that they may sppssr
NJ 4 Probate Court 70 be held d Limerick. In
ssid county on the hrst Tuesday In Bsptspbsrasxt,
~ Ton OF the clock In the forenoon and shsv eause
any ,thsy. have. Why tho prayer Of said petition
; Attest, asorvsH. Kuowiton. Register.
u Attest, George u. Knowl.on, Register
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FARM FOR SALE IN LYMAN,

- on the rod leading nom Gooiwin's Mills To
SyA South Waterford, about I: miles from Diddeford.
- Il contains Is scres IS q moving and tillage,
- and the rest In pasture voci and timber land.
sa iarm cuts about Is tons u hay. 0ou buildings and
n god orchard. Water nj The house and bsr Said Arm
win he sold cheap applied fos som. fw further partc-
I. smith, Que u the Assessors q Bid.ieiord.
5wS6s JOSEPH ROBERTS
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whiskcrs! wh,skcrs!

DO YOU want whiskers or Moustsohesi Our Gre
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DR.. HARRlSoh'S
PertSf0ffic LOSeNgGS!

They are agreeable to the palate, cause no pain,
operate promptly, never weaken the stomach like
all PiLLs. In every case OF COSTlvENESS and
PILES they produce immediate relief, and never
require increase OF dose 10 effect cure. Children
and females may use them under any circumstan.
ces. Price 60 cents small boxes 30 cents.
A Ssasdisg Challenge.
We will pay 5000 10 any person who produces an
article equal 20 the Perstatic Lozenges In any res
pect and Endorsed by all Physicians aud Drug.
gists. Us. HARRISON & CO., Pyopy,sfors,
No. fremont Temple, Boston.
For sale by Druggists. ya
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- The late rebel States are to have their

Late accounts from Kentucky indicate the
defeat Of Hon. G. II. Yeaman, for Congress,
which leaves the delegation rs it was IN the
last Congress, four administration, and five
opposition.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

F. A Il vi + u II y a u e
mWO AND A HALF MILES from the Bid.
deiord Mills on q good road Slid farm contains "a
acres and cuts TO twelve VI hay the pocs
are In good repair The farm house Is of modern build
With an and wood shed connected. The ham Is oexso
Beet, built within a Few years. 'r.-Ii AZ,
& ~ ,B.s. ALSO, 81, sI'f
= One Double Tenement House, near Kings Corner, On
Main Street. The above property win be sod account
Of change q business and sch at bargain For par.
ticulars Inquire at The Journal once. q al
Biadefod, Aug. ~, 1855 "a - fiA 30
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y The remarkable properties Of Browne
BRONCHIAL Troches have been thoroughly tested
since first introduced. The demand for them
has steadily increased. and purely upon their
own merits. they have found favor with those,
who for Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthmatic
complaints require them. For Coughs and
Colds they are cfhcacious.
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In this city, lth us Mr.. John Denuet aged 50 yean
AMI o mouths. -. r.t .taHH--
In Parsonsheid, 18th ult, DR.. Moses Sweat, aged u
In Brds,on, 9Th ult, Charles X. Barker, aged a y
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FARM FOR SALE,

- PLEASANTLY sltuated In the city az Bidde-
S6 lord. the Hollis rod, about one mile from the
~ mills Said hm contains about forty.hvc scscS
-. divided into pasturing and tillage, with wood
enough for family with good bulhlngs, and young
orchard grated with choice lit most of Ii In bearing
dltion rher. Il god wen q water about twenty fees
from the house. Foo further information Inquire Of
ISRAEL X. SMITH, on the premises,
&c James l. VI Samuel X. Smith, pcsr by. 30
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Costivcness the Most Prolific Source OF
IN Hrulth.

II cures PILES, HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, Cypress
ION or FooD. Sour STOMACH, PALPirArioNs, FLUSH
KS OF TN. FACE, PAIN IN ruE BACK AND JOINTS,
JAUSDicE, YELLowSEss or THE ErEs AND SKIN,
CoArED ToSGUE, LivER COMPLAINT, LOSS OF AP-
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