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Tho symptoms Of ca.srrh - they generally ap-
near arc at arst very slight. Persons nnd 'nsy
have q cold, that they have frequent attacks. ana
arc moro sensible 10 tho changes OF temperature.
In mi, condition the noe may DO dry OF siishs
discharge, thin and aerid. afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. AS the disease becomes
chronic the discharges arc increased u qa.nsuv
and changed In quality they arr now thick ana
heavy and are hawked or coushed on.
The seers,Eeas are offensive, causing . esa
breath. The Voice ID thick and nasal the eyes
are weak tho ssass az The smell Is iesssnsd or
dsstroysdi dsafhe,s requeutly takes place.
Another common and Important symptom OF
catarrh Is that the person Is obliged TO clear bis
throat In the morning oi . thick or sllmy mueus.
which has fAllsa down NON The head during Ne
night. When this tahss place the psrssa nay b
sure thai bis disease ID on In way " The iusxv,
and should lose NO time IN srrestinsit. u
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rhe Medical Companion.

Auew AMI enlarged eiitia q this vshsAhe aunrsh
sIini vo<k has Just h-e puh,ished ~ chase. rcher
R.S ljrv u Ccart street. Dssscn rhe aashsS ply.
.t-n n Errr experience and extensive pracsce In shat
"a, vho ~ prvpar ths vosk especially f the private
ne ana hcncnt u bah rh~ ymlsns and mob
svv trratpcus VI di>>rcs u The LnngS Liver, stnsch,
H..i Trary sni Genital Organs, rvyu>pcy, and al ~
,..bs Csmc,sines are cssriy sp nal1y dc~sis chap
s~y rxr.inx ne dec<I<ca ard frssi prsei ~ s.sr-
tissnr qu.cks u ibrh wcsth mose than INC roe ue
hsk. A vhcac. - the nc@prcesstaai e~aer, sss
ths besk uuk Or he pricc. ever puhlshei
va< sa,s IN Btaas6srd By X ntkNHAM ne 70
--us- = : - SnI
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900. 900 INCREASE OF
INsURAN NOE CAPITAL,

THE DIRECTORS II the "Piataqua Fire and Marine In
sur.c. Company" wouh announce that the hoard has
this day yote to increase the capital stock of said Com
rany one hundred thousand dollars making the whole
cash capital 100000.
Terms IL subscription 800 per share, cash. payable al
the time 81 subscription delivery Of The stock Sub
scrptous may he made through the following Agentsi
At Bo-,,u, Mass, Messrs Dawn fMssAsxs Co, No
20 State Street. y 2 aaNt..
Portland, Ne, Jos X. Dow Sos, corner Exchange
and yiik Streets. f.I
Biislefori Me-, Rrrrs SMALL Il soS, City Building
THOMAS QriNBY, Esq. fH
Exeter, N. H., woopsRIpoE 0pLIS, Esq.
Norway, Me-, fREkLlxp HowE, ESQ.
Or at the Once q the Company In South Berwick, Ne
WILLIAM HILL, Treasurer
July 18Th, :ses. ~
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
MINER ARRANGE m EMIT!

r. The splendid new sea- solny Steam:
S4 ers Forest City, Lcwtstes, ana
SX Mentreai., will until nrthsr no
uh3aS0 lice run as f6llowsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, att
o'clock p. b., and Central Wharf, Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day, att O'Clock p. NJ.
fsro-ln Cabin, SI.25. On Deck, $l00.
N. d. Each boat ID furnished with Q large number
OF 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 ut late hours OF tho night Will be
avoided.
The hosts arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out Of the city.
- The Company arc not responsible for baggage to
a. unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
q Freight taken rs usual:
Portland. Nov, ~, 1864. lItf
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Farm for Sale,

SITUATED on the rad ieadins nom he Meth
AG ci-t Meeting House, Aaco rad, IN Kenpebsnk-
~ port Said farm coutalm abuut seventy scres,
~ divided into mowase, uilagc and woodland. Cuts
cm twenty twenty -dyc tons q hay hss small graded
crchsri, brick-yHri, second 70 ncoe In York county,
wheN r twenty years hicks have bru made 10 sup
.s are finished IN god styie-ham new. Thcre twu
wes supplying he harm AMI te other the house, be-
side- laryc cisiem In The cellar. sah tru h situated
Within thrse miles of Keuncbankpcrt, and two and
half from Kenpctnk vaxv h within threc-qusrrrs a
mile of ~rhca hcusr, half mlle Of Methssilsi meeting
hsse one mile and half nun Congregational This O.
Ara rare chance fcr . purciAser Wishing guol Aru
usier god stale u cultivation Please cAI and exam-
ARTHUR ciOUaH,
sm enV Z. q ke0nssuntp0't
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Office Of Collector Of Internal Revenue.
., C.,iec,,om Di.,ric, Of State Of Mai.e.

... PORTLAND, August 1st. 1885.
Coufrmaby to the provisions of the several Acts Of
Congress "tp provide Internal Revenue TO support the
Goycrument AMI tn pay interest the public debt"
hereby give notice that have received fm the Assessor
Of s,d district the annual list fr 1865 that the several
duties taxes AMI licenses assessed and enumerated In said
list have become due anl payable, and, that will In per-
by deputy, attend TO Collecting AMI receiving the
aforesaid duties, taxes al licenses, assessed AMI payable
within the County IL Cumberland, In said district Mt my
Office No. - Erchanqe Street, Portland from hs l5ih
day Of august 10 the 3lst DAY Of august A. ID. 1865,
both days meisre and at the Tontine Hotel, In Bruns
wick, Friday, August 18TH from TO o'clock p m, and
Saturday, August Goth, from O'Clock a. M tn II m.
And further give pctice that WILL In like manner at
tep to collecting AMI rccein; duties taxes anil licenses,
NJ Aforesaid, assessed and payable within the County OF
York. In said district at the following designated times and
places, zn;
In s,oo, at the Hotel kept by Rufus NJ. Lord Friday,
Aug. 18TH 1865 from 10 O'Clock 10 O'Clock p.
BIppsFoRD, ut the Bdieforl House, Saturday, Aug.
10Th, 1856, from 10 O'Clock a. m. TO o'clock T. IN.
LIMERICK, Mt the Hotel kept by Amos fec, Mopiay,
Aug. 2lst, 1865, frJm Ia IL O'Clock n m.
SANFORD. Mt the Hotel kept by Timothy Shaw, Mon
day, August 2ist, 1865, from To o'clock p m
sorTu DERwicK, at Newichawauick HOUSE, Tuesday,
Aug. :si 1865, fran 10 o'clock IN o'clock
KrrrERy, ut the Office of Francis Bacon ESQ.,, wcdnes-
day, Aug. 2d, 1885 from 10 o'cl'k n m N :ocik = M
KgvSgBrSS, at the Hotel kept by Woodbury. A. Hall,
THURSDAY, Aug. .i,h 1855, from o'clock a. m. to
O'Clock y. IN.
All persons who shall neglect TO pay the duties, taxes and
licenses assessed upon them aforesaid To my dep
uy ON or before August 81 1865, twill be liable (under
the provisions of Sec - Of Act Of Congress, approved
June 30th 1851 70 pay ten Isr centm additional upon
the amount thereof with Zee Of twenty cents for the issu
pg and serving of notice. which viii In all eases be ect
No other money than Unitel States Treasury Notes NJ
Notes q National hanks, gcli silver coin, will he re
ceivci fv taxes.
Perons In York county, desirous Of doing, pay
their taxes at my Office, No. . Exchange Street, Portland
AT any time prior to Sept ], 1885, except during the time
herein specially designated fOr their collection elsewhere
iw32 NATHANIEL J. MILLER, Collector
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ps,ss. a. the urinary an ssx~l osxan sch a. sier'
r>stsxrhma Invciuns>y Emis~<s, t<~~ q c~er, mpo-
s.,~v sr IN ths dlre dis~ Tn rcrat ~ socrct kab
~ IN ths young. mprsAsnce, &C.
rpsrts On he above supplying he q cure, ser
An s utter envelopes 10 any stire Incise stamP To
JOHN y. WILLIAM -
rxxfr 20 pex sSso fhilsdelphia, Pa
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r DIR. FRIEDRICH win revisit Bddesrd 1t
regular intervals a oeru Is the interests Of hi patients
may require. rEaWl
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FARM FOR SALE.

~ IEINa desircus of changing my business, 1
49, win sel my farm low bv Cash. Il Is situat~' In
S39A North Kennebunkpor, about mile nom The
~ North Chapel, ard contains s. scres-3S o. which
u In wcrlsSd and the rat In riage. rhere y sood
Orchard. rcv further particulars inquire a Ne Subscriber
swSl. - EDwARp LrrTLEYIELD.
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g. D. 4 Il. w. SMITHS
S2
American Organ
SHAKES HOME ATTRACTIVE,
And reanes and elevate. the sisds 81 aii.

And reases and cicvsses the sinds 81 aii.
BEAUTIFUL " ITS irrsiR,scg AND rsrgrs.
THESE INSTRUMENT are pronounced by c,mpetens
/ Judges, the hest REED INSTRUMENTS manufAc-
turd In the United States. They bore on the PALM at the
recent STATE Fair held nj Rochester, N. " and rceive
The FIRST PREMIUM the whole catalogue exbitesi
Including instruments from the most celebrated manutsc-
tuners tbruiyhott this country.
Wifh ths most perfect confidence call the attention
Of the public 10 the AMERICAN ORGAN, rs an insru.
men long desired In the Family Circle and with our pa
tent improvements Il adapted " all kinds 81 Music, more
especially 70 Sacred Music, with il sustained times and
hamoni.., much desired and sought f@ In American
homes.
strumens Of the kind, In many important particulars
They superior In their greater fllne~ and compcte-
ness 81 tone volume and power. They superior In
expression Guickncss Of action AMI elasticity Of touch,
rendering them perfect In rapid movements.
They superior In quality aud beauty OF tone and
when controlled by r,e Double Bsiors and Biow Pedals,
Knee Swell &c, the most charming effects can be produc,
from the sotest whisper 81 the Milan harp To the fi
volume and power II the Church Organ thus enabling the
performer % give expressions not IN be found In any other
instruments.
The Tremoio Stop has pleasing and beautiful variety
sympathetic In quality, appealing 10 the tender emotions OF
the SOUL producing effects the most charming ai south.
Ing Is universally amirel apd Appreciated The knse
SreH gives the performer full Control Of the tone, enabling
him 10 graduate from the Pidnssimo TO the Forsssimo
o! the Pre,,ch Organ In the AMERICAN ORGAN, more
perfectly ami easily managed
With ali these combinations AMI improvements u Double
Bellows Pedals anil Swell, the AMERICAN oRaAM ex.
GELS In Expression Variety and Power, AMI has all the
quality AMI capacity IL full Orchestra, aDi In The hands
Of Is capable Of the most complete orchestral ef-
D. Pc NJ D.
Being the only authorized Agent 10 sell the above Insu
ments In York county, the public invited 10 call and
examine the American Organs at No. Crystal Arcade,
Biddeford, Maine. ~
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

yv ccurh. and rnroa, p.oc,r,.. use sBrorn's BroH.
cAist TyecAes" having proved their efficacy oy st o.
many years.
al hare nsrer changed NJ sisd eonerrsng Asn
yrcs, tAs Grsf ercspfing 10 Aink vet svfO Of that
ssAieA Stgsa tAsaktss csn ef."-kkv. Hkssr wAKD
R.x~..x. -
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL,
DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR SALE
IN KENNEBuNKPoRT,M MAINE,

THE homestead Il The late Capt Abner stone In Kenpe
bunkpcr, now offered I sale. The hcsse contains
ten rooms, Of which four In the main part and ak In the
Ii with srocious halls closets and pantry hnc large, o.
neue eistrrn In cellar harm and cthsses atnchct 70
house ahcsh urre-ourths n acre a hni some fruit
trees, good well a water, shade tres In funt Il the house
The estate Is most eigby situated Main reet, cpIsi.e
thc Custom ffoase. II Il the most desirable rvs
deDces In this attractive AMI beautiful village, and must
now be si, having bcomc the property Of nonresident
minr children. Pfice $1,000
Application may he made either q Tie susscrifers
on the preinises 10 to Vim. y. Moody Eq, kcnnebank-
port II said estate Ia mt previously dLPosed Of at private
sae, " WILL NIX SOLD At rrsIc AuC1iox. m "wednesday
the sixth ,lay u September next, at 10 ocleek a, M
Ato,-immediaieiy afler Tire SHE II The hotse, viii lie
sold upon the crmiss, IL % bells, 'eidhls, car
pets, furniture kitchen utensils, AMI other hrehd goods
belonging u said minors.
ClIAs. s. STONE,
Guardian of Kate ID. Stone.
SANrL BURNlIAM, ia,
Guardian u floricc g. Durham.
August, 1885. isiw3.
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In this city, July eoth Orrin J. Dow, Of Robert y.
and Sarah A. Dow. aged months aud y days.
In Saco, July Goth, Mary, daughter Of Edward Burns,
aged years and months.
In saco, July 3oth Tryphena wife Of Mr. James Davis,
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COFFIW W:aREMOVNE.
SOMETHING NEW.

I G. LIBBY, Sole Proprietor, for this city, Of
OsJ. 8. MERRtLLD Patent coms Lid-patented
March 23d. 1869. This Improvement consisn In
pinto Che lid turning back over the plato With .
corresponding recess. The great sdvantags of THE
style az cone 10 20 exhibit the plate with the I'D
either open or closed-aisseys showing the plato In
Its proper place, besides adding very much 10 the
beauty OF the eonln.
Our Colin Wsrcrooms were established In 1883,
by request or citizens, who have givon ID . liberal
patronage, 70 whom No would rcndcr thanks for
past Avorsj also, for the liberal patronage OF this
lion. And make his the Bsst CONS Ws. c,fsSU.S.
msnt In this county. A No arc continually max
Ink new improvements. everything will BIO fitted up
In the very hest style.
Rob.s and Pistss constantly on hand and fur
ulshod 20 oider, atour
Ceas MsasNacsery 81 Bacss street.
]. Q. LIBBY.
P.S. Ihays the exclusive right OF sale IN bid:
deford Tor Flske's Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
BlddsfOrd. Me-, April. 1854. yis
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MARRIED.

In rstsmauth y. H. July 18th, at ST. Johns church,
Nv Rev. Thanss " DAVIS, Rector assisted by Rev. Dr..
IT, AMI Miss s,iyaior Meade dr,ham daughter Il Col.
James Duncan Graham, L. e A., o Washington, D. q.
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Nhl.ker,, Whiskcrsi

10 VOC want Whiskvrs or Moustachess Our Ore
clan Compound will force them To grow on the
smoothest lace or chin. or hair on bald heads. in
Six Weeks. Price Si-5 packages for 81. sent by
Address. WARNER 4 CO., Box i3s, Brooklyn, N.
Y yi6
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Tho Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEDRATED FEMALE PILLS!
Prepared from prescription OF Sir J. Clarke, III.
ID. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This we'll known medicine Is no Imposition. but
n sure and safe remedy for Female Dfhcuites and
Distractions from any cause whatever and al
though a powerful remedy, IL contains nothing
hurtful to the constitution.
TIE Married Ladies
a Is peculiarly suited. IL will. In short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain In the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight ex:.
cTtion, Palpitation OF the Heart, Mysteries. and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have JAILED and, although powerful rem.
cdy. do not contain Iron, cAlomel, antimony' oi
anything hurtful 10 the constitution. -,
Pull directions In tho painphlet around esoo
packaye, which should DO carefully preserved
For null particulars get pamphlet fce, OF 'h'
o. 81 and 6 postage stsmps enclosed TO an,
authorized agent, will insure hottie containing
over 50 pills. by return mall. Sold by all Drug
gists. Price 81 per bottle.
JOB MOSfS, "a Ccrtlsndt st., New York.
VII sole United states Agent,
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T Fl Z II L NJ Z Fl
EXHIBITION
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
New Inventions and Works Of Art,
UNDER riIE DIRECTION or THE
Massachusetts, Cha ritnblo Mcchanic Az.
soc1ntion,
win commence at
FANUEIL AND QUINCY HALLS,
"wednesday, sept. aoth.
IN the cIrY on boston.

II Contributions from MI parts Of the country Of what
ever Is new useful and beautiful In Mechanism anal Art,
solicited Steam motive power will be supplied Tor Ma
chinery Honorary Awards Of Gold, Silver anil lironze
Medals and Diplomas, win be given for articles deserving
especial notice.
Communications from those who wish particular In
formation api frm those who win require large space, may
be addressed TO the subscriber.
Iw3O JOSEPH I. BATES, Secretary.
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AL own the wO.Ip-peOple of sense AMI juis'n
have learned 10 use
PLANTATION BITrERs

PLANTATION BITrERs
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No change q dit Is necessary while using PLANTATION
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Try bottle q PLANTATION BrrKns, ye sufferers, and
our wori &c Il yos viii api yourselves felinAs
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DIED.

NJ Notices Of deaths not exceeding six lines inserted
rec above that number at regular advertising rates
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

per,rmcd by him can be ,-n a, his once.
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CALI. Is desirable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-06

The New York 1ribHne is in favor of the
exemption of the bond priyllcdgea class ar
istocracy from taxation. 1t says:
40 subject those bonds to taxation would
be as fragrant reputation as to refuse to
pay the interest or the principal He who
would tax them, in plain defiance of the con.
tract, would refuse to pay them, ifhe thought
he could succeed in doing so." 3d@ Y
The 1r,bme has more horror of repudia-
lion now than it had when it advocated the
Legal-Tender Law by which man was en-
abled to pay his debts for little more than
one.third of what he agreed tot Under the
Iegal-Tender Act, notes and bonds that
had been standing for years payable in gold,
were discharged in deprecated paper, worth
but forty cents ON dollars. The act oblig-
ed the holders to receive it fit had been
worth but a cent Oh IA dollar This fla
grant repu liation, which had the sanction
Of the Government this violation Of plight
ed faith, we repeat, had the approval of the
TciLaRe The truth Is the bonds can be
taxed underthe United States laws to any
extent, without any violation of agreement.
All that is proposedis, that they shall pay
tho same amount in taxes other property
docs - Gin Eaq. 4f4 r@ Ts 80
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roarteen Paymesters Arrested.

A correspondent in the department Of Viz
ginia, writes the following :;
1T is now believed and asserted that
fourteen paymasters in this department are
involving with Colonel Binney in the alleg-
ed funds growing out Of the Insurance. Of the
seven-thirties. 1t now appears that the
Norfolk Bankhas had seven millions Of these
seven-thirties, six millions and a half Of
which have actually found their way into
the hands Of the paymasters. a rigid in
yestigation is going on, aud has proceeded
so far that there is no objection, so far as l
can learn, TO these facts being made. pub
lic
1t is further believed that large num-
ber Of Northern paymaSters are involved in
similar traasactions, who have had charge
Of disbursements at depots aud other North
ern rendezvous where troops have been sent
to be paid off. The gross amount of frauds
will, it is believed, prove to sum up to a
startling figure" N-l
These are the claps who have fattened
upon the public treasury, increasing the bur
den OF, the, people, and, and spsculating up
on the private soldiers OF course there is
not single copperhead or traitor among
them, all loyal, all vote the Republican tick
ct. How long must we bear with thisSnso-
lence and corruption.
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A HE,oyag, Preacher,

The Reyercnt Crissman was one Of the
shining lights among loyal preachers. -
He could denouncc "copperheads every
Sunday from the pulpit, and mix politics
with his sermons every time. lie was con
sidered the very pink of piety. Year be-
fore last he almost broke up the Methodist
Church at Washington, Guernsey county,
by his loyal preaching. Last year and
this year he has been in the East Plain6cld
circuit, Coshocton county. The loyal
men there liked him, and recently made him
a donation of some 5000. II Lately, he
sends his wife on visit, and by ialsehood got
her to continue absent, while he took all her
property and abscondcd 'ciM M,e mitc Of the
Recruiting ,StcteQN4f his circuit This is
nothing more than should be expected Of
the preacher who neglects his calling to min
gle in politics. The minister Of the Gospel,
who works at his mission of love to farther
the Kingdom of Christ and save souls we
revere and love; put when Sunday after
Sunday they entertain you WITH political
harangues, look out for something rotten
in Denmark. " Crissman was specimen oi
this kind of men. tl .s II r..r
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The Platform.

The Resolutions adopted unanimously by
the Democratic Convention at Columbus
yesterday are ofa character to command uni
versi respect, and will be heartially and en-
Enthusiastically indorsed by every Democrat
and conservative man in the State. 1t is
needless to say more than we cordially en-
dorse every word of those resolutions, in all
their length and breadth, and shall defend
them with all the ability we possess. We
glory in their expicitness, as well as in their
truth and justice: In them there is no
lodging OF important issues-no conceal
ment of opinions on sentiments honestly en-
tertained-and no ambiguity in the words
employed. The issue now being fairly made
up, our opponents will find it necessary tc
either discuss each proposition laid down in
our platform on its merits, or yield to the
resistless power of truth. Inviting the mos
rigid scrutiny, we repeat that we cheerfully,
joyfully, and fearlessly indorse this glorious
declaration Of principles, and most sincerely
do we believe that large majority Of Tho
Ohio will say Amen to it.-P{am Dcaicr