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ImD0rtant 10 the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW continues TO he consulted ut his Vt.
Use Nos. 7 and . Endicott street, Boston, on all
diseases Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by long course Of study and practical sxperi-
ence Dr. Dow has now the gratihcatien OF present.
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
JAILED 70 cure the most alarming cases Of Gsaer-
rAee and SypAiiis. Beneath his treatment, all tho
horrors Of yensrsal and impure blood, lmpoteD-
cy Scroiula 0onorrhea, Ulcers, Pain or Dtstyess
In the regions Of procreaton, Inflammation OF the
Blsddsrand Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abscsssss, Hu.
mora Priyhtful sweiiings, and the long traia Of
horrible symptoms attending this class OF disssss,
are made 70 become - harmless ~ The siup1est
silings Of child. Particular attention given 10
The treatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In all its
forms and stages. Patients who wish ~ remain m.
der Dr. Dows treatment few days or weekA Will
DO furnished With pleasant rooms, and charges Dor
board modrtats.
P.S. Ladies Who are troubled with any disease
peculiar 20 their syptem will Ind speedy rsliefby
calling on DIR. DOW, st his ofhes, No.9 Endieots
street.
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~ A minister's wife says:-"Thc first
time took my eldest boy to church, when
he was two years and half old, l managed
with carcsscs and ffowns, and candy, 10
keep him very sill ,ill tho sermon was hall
done. ny This ,imo his patience was ex'
baustcd, and he climbed TO his feet, and
stood on the sent looking ut the preacher
This ia,hcr) inien,ly. Then, Is IL he had
hit upon a certain relief foe troubles, he
pulled inc by the chin to attract my aiten-
ton, and exclaimed, in a distinct voice,
Mamma, make papa say Amen"
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KNOW Thu DESTINY!

MApAs. r. p. rHoaSros, the great Esxish As
troIoyi,s Ciairvoyant and rsychometrieian, vnc
W.,,a. - nov located hsrsslf 81 llUdsoa, N. Y.
Madame rhorusou posssssss ssea weodsusi 49,
ere ef sssond al ts saasls her 70 heost
sdr o, he rssstsss 10 The single of ~
Nod Of either ssx while In . STATE o. 1Asee> sne
dslnsatss The very features Of ths psrsea yes are
70 marry, and by The aid q IN tnserumsas % W
tsass power, hnoun a. the PsychsoosroPe, KvAfsa
sses ~ prcstscs . llsliks picture % ths nturs
hssessa % via q The applicant, tsEsthsf VIZ
sSssss.sr. L.. rs i no au%s.S. - sAsssssds
a tsssloeaials 60 asssrI she will sspd. vhsa
dss.rsd, essuaed eertaests. or vritisa gsarasts,
e.osiag snail iock of hair, and stating plaee 81
birth. 40 disposstiea and ee1plsx,oa, saa sssls-
sing % essss and stamped envelope HAArSsseA .
yoafss9 yea viii rscsivs The plosars asA essirsd
tnosmatioa BY return NALL AL esananicakieas
sasrsdly eosadsntial Addrsss, In eoandssos MAD.
Ans 4 .. rnoaxroS, r, U. Boz 20, llsdsoa. N. Y.
e0ox3
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The RErusLIcAS PARrI.-Thc Mobile
(Ala.) Nationalist gives tho following re-
sumo Of the composition Of the Union party
Of the county,
"The personnel Of the Republican party
j. remarkable. In the North il comprises
within its ranks ninctcen.twentieths Of
the members Of all Protestant churches ex-
cepting the EPiscopalians, and large ma
jori,y Of that denomination almost the en-
tire membership Of oil moral or benevolent
associations; four.fif,hs Of all literat, pro-
icssional men, teachers, &C.; three fourihs
of the returned soldiers; large proportion
Of the prominent business men, especially
miners, manufacturers, and bankcr,-and
certainly decided majority Of the farming
population. Even since its formation this
party has been growing with amazing rap.
idity, and It's acccssions have been Princi-
pally from the above classes, which do not
change easily, until now il controls every
Northern State, including Missouri"
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HThe Auburn IN. w. Adretisr, gcncr.
ally considered the home organ Of Secre-
tary Seward makes the following curious
announcement;
ave have good authority for stating
tia, the representation made for our citizens
that Gov. Seward especially requests that
they will sign the call that is being circu-
lated for the appointment Of delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention, is utterly false.
Gov. Seward has policy Of his own and q
reason for Il. lie does not ask his friends
and neighbon to commit themselves to any
measure which they consider wrong, or as
having u tendency to disorganize the great
Union Republican party Of the North"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW, Ply sIcisp and surgeon, Ne. . q , En.
deott Street, Boston, 10 eonsulted daily ior all dis.
sasss incident 10 the female system. Prolspsus
preston and other menstrual arrangements. are
now treated upon new pathological principies, snd
speedy relief guaranteed In very fsw days. 10
Invariably certain 10 the new Invde of Heasmeut,
that most obstinate conpain tS yield under 70. and
the af1ictsd psrson soon recIees In perfect health
DIR. Dow has doubt had grSatsr eIpsgtsoce In
The cure Of diseases Of women and children. than
any other physicisu In boston, ana has, unce
isia, confined his Whole attention 70 The core VI
private dissasss and Female Complaints.
N, BAN lettsrs must contain four red stamPs
OF they will not be answered.
OR;cs honrs trom A. n. to9r.h.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

UAt political barbecue ut Huntsville,
Mo-. on Saturday last, the United States
flag was ordered to bs pulled down, and II
was accordingly lowered and borne Cd IN
disgrace amids, yels Of dcrision from the
crowd. Tho flag belongs to the Ninth Mis-
sour Militia.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

VThe llallowcll Ga,eits soys that a
meeting is to DO held in that city in relation
to the appropriation Of $40, 900 for improv.
ing the Kennebcc river between Shop
perd's Point and Augusta. Tho Gazsne
urges that measures be taken to have par
Of the money expended in deepening the
channel near tho wharvcs in that city.
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STRANGE, RNf Trsse.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear something very much 70 thslI al
ing the undersirp~d. Thosc having fears % beinS
hsnbsgg.d will osligv by not noticing ths ssra'
AL others will please address their oeen'sas scr
want THOS. o. CHIPMxN,
Iyi0 ~ broadway, New York.
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Ccrsatm Cure IN all Cases,

Those Who need the services II IN sIpsrieoeed
physIcian or surgeon In all difhesn asd sArsass
diseases Of every name and nature. should sive
him Q call.
tisIs called the French Secret. Order bv DsH. OP
a and rod stAinp. VIZ
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

For hs speedy and certain Cure Of Inisrnf
tsat Fever, or Chtiis and Fever, RenifsRi
Fsrsr. Call Fever. Dunno Ague. Period,eal
Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fsssrs isdsed, for tie wAois etass ~ dis
eases originating ia hillary derangensnf,
caused By the malaria Of miasmafte countries.
This remedy has rarely failed 10 cure the sevsr'
est eases Of Chs and Fever. and u has this great
Advantage over other Agus medicines, that u sub
dues the complaint without injury 10 the patient
stance, nor does 70 produce quinism OF any injuri
Gus effect whatever. shaking brothers Of the ar
my and the west. Try Il and you will endorse thsss
Prrpsrsd by J. C. AVER a Co.. Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all Druggists and dealers In medicine
svery where. 2nS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS PILLS.

Are you siek, feeble and complain.
7 ]: =:
iAgs Are yea oat OF order 9Th your
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n coufortablss These syn ptoos are VI.
ten the prelude 10 sssioas Hines
/Soms % OF sickness u erssptAE up-
On you. and should be avetssd oy
q timely uss Of Tie night rem
edy fahs Ayers Pulls, and cleanse eet ths a,sSs'
dsrsd bumorS-purify the blood, and les me nulus
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uIats the functions Of the body into viEvso.
tivttv purify the system from Ne ees5eesotn
Uhich make dissass. A cold settles soGese Ill.,
the body, and derangss its nAirtsl IT, y nj
Thsss, n not relieved, react upon ,nnss.i s~v,s
the surrounding organs, producing sWsiis I'M nis
vatiop. ssnsrinY and dsrsnssment. wnns ,,' ~ s
eondition. tahs Aysrs rlls> ana - NV sss, ~
nav r~ssor, the natural aston o. inc vsSm, IN.
~itk n ne buoyant feeling Of hsaitn sgA.h. Mnss
i. ssrs - 30 apparent In th's tfvhiAna common
soI niaint h also true In many Of me Isep eeated
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sasct IpsIs them. Caused BY similar oossrnoions
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when SUFFERING ffom the they esrs, such ~
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Dropsy, Worms and sapprsssion- when taken In
Thsysrs Sugar Coated, 90 that the most sensitive
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Errors or Youth.

A gentleman Who suffered for years nom Nerv.
Dsbiiity Premature Decay, and ell The eneets Of
youthful indiscreton. WILL Zoe the sake Of sunertn
humanity, send fyes To ell ho need IL the rcctps
and Directions Tor mAkiag the simple remedy by
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The advertisers experiences, can do 80 by addressing
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3ES52:XSITT3

WIN not stain the shin 10 perfect Rsstorsr and
i)resslng combined. No other preparation fer The
hair contains Psstachio Nut Oh Mold by all Drug
r,sts a, e. GOODWIN Co, RUST BROS
Man. REHD, CUTLER a Co., Agents, Boston,
Mas. ORRiN skiNNERS CO. Sole rrsp.is,or';
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

"Ths wonderful progress Of Medical
" science during the psst ser sesrs only,
mAA &C 10 possible for the CONSIDERATIONS
~ Physician 10 declare. now. that Cos.
suarrios IL 40 certainly cured ~ later
~iifsai Fever, and rs certainly prevent
Ell as SaasH Pe<.--CnARLEs 4. kiSo, n. d., LII.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW
STEAM BAKERY!

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STEAM BAKERY
THE :.S.;ssr hsy,.s :s.pl:. s :. : :.,;..,,.
tsntlon Of the publie 10 the choice and exesllsnt
IDENTIFY believe viii meet the wishes Of all Who may
ss disposed 70 nvor them with their patronage.
"Nutrltive Crackers"
have obtained vide celebrity. and hssn nanafAs-
s IN hi. and every place .h.r. Known i.
ariniy established, and they are Invariably Of ne
discovery Of eur Forsmsn MI NIL MAJ hAsf nG
that are compounded and prepared upon correct
chemical principles. Instead OF rottins the dough
Into state Of loathsoms and diseusting putres
esnee thereby utterly ds:tISylnE th. 'soch,rins
sally the case OF present. our processes cause US 70
make use Of the dough In . perfectly sweet and
healthy condition, thereby, producing mot only our
ticlss OF our production, In proper and satsf.s-
tory condition 70 be used a. food by mankind, who
are declared to Be "ouiy little lower than the
angels
In addition TO the common kinds Of Cake, We
call particular attention TO the many kinds made
from our own recsipts. Witch. We fsel qste ;sfe IN
Ss%s %sS t:n H%USr sS... We
enumerats our highly priisd
Pound, Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Eea DIscuIr,
from On English receipt. This Biscuit 10 great
luxury. We also make promptly " order ..
RIcH PouxD. CrrnoH, ALxosp. SILVER, cocoAHuf.
Fancy sponge, Gold. Brides, Rich, and Chess
Cskes,-alSo, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumblss,
Fansy Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing, We desire 70 ssy thst No spare no
pains 70 meet the wants and wishes Of our patrons
We use Invariably the best Flour the market a..
fords. All the other articles consumed BY No In
our manufactures are carefully selected and OF the
choicest descriptions. Our Bakery 10 constantly
kept scrupulously neat and cleanly, and our work.
men partske Of the same general character % the
rest OF the establishment, and masters OF their
business. We FULLY believe that your aoquaintance
with us will bat confirm the impression No have
feebiy endesvorsd 10 convey, and We respectfully
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O.. .. JORDAN,
HELLkN JOSEF
Dover, N. H., Juno I, 'sS.
Persons living In the eastern part OF York eoun.
" will bear Nm mind that II. N. Jordan 4 Co..
crsckers can be obtained at the stores OF Porter
Ford, Biddeford, VIM Moody, Ksunebunkport, and
John p. Hayes, Alfred, psdlsr, western part Of the
county. 1u
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l23 DROPS

Rosr's preserves the lie u the Halo,
changes 10 nun gray its original color In hree
weeks preventing the hair nom falling, 10 the
best artcls fer dressing the hair ever faund In mar
bet, will surely remove dAndruh All cure all d.
ssases Of the scalp, 10 delightfully."- psrfamsd.
hall sa.l
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:1I3f;( An

Have saved more than sn,0O persons from death,
Or they cure In . single day, Cholera, Dysntery,
eli summer Complaints. Fever and Ague, and Neu
ralgiA- Also, sure cure for DPthsriA, Coughs anu
Rhsunstisn. All druggists sell them.
ORIllN SKINNER q 60, Propiistors,
Sp<ipgfeld, Mas.
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N. HANSON, Druggist,
South Berwick, Ne.
CARTER 4 WILEY, General Agents,
No. I3s, Washington Street, Boston.
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Tssohsr' Blank Certificates
Fer sals 81 Ne ouss u he Union md Journal.
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THE subssribsys hsviAg completed sa sxtsasivs
i STEAM BXKERY in ths city. isvtss ths d.
tsntion Of the public 70 the choiee and excellent
articles Of their manufacture, which they conn.
IDENTIFY believe will meet the wishes OF all who may
he disposed TO nvor them with their patronage.
Our celebrated
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II Pss.srs, i.rys .sd small. ., ta,s slass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Washington News.
SNEw YORK, March lS.

NEW YORK, March lS.
The Herald's Washington special says:
Treasury agents in the South have been
| directed by Secretary M'Culloch to in
form the public at large, and especially
all subscribers to the Confederate cot
ton loan, that this so-called Confederate
cotton is considered property of the late
Confederacy, and is liable to seizure and
confscatioh
The Worlds Washington special says
The House Committee on the Air Line
Road to New York yesterday decided to
report adversely on the bill introduced
by Mr.. Stevens An effort will be made
at the next meeting of the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations to get a re,
| port in favor of the confirmation of
Lewis D. Campbell as Minister to Mex-
| leo There is very strong opposition to
him,
A Washington special says: Colonel
Esteran, from Mexico, a reputed conf
Dental agent of Emperor Macmillan,
has fitted up an Office and reception room
in a very sumptuous manner ON Penn
sylvania Avenue
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad have
already broken ground, and commenced
the grading Of their new line from Point
of Rocks to the city.
Senator Dixon is seriously i'll
A contract was made yesterday for
supplying the Military Department Of
Washington with fresh beef at l1sa1lt
cents per pound, and mutton at IL cents
per pound
A Washington special says: The
Brooks-Dodge contested seat in Con
gress will be decided in a few days
Half a dozen Senators elect from the
late rebellious States are still in Wash
ington
1t is stated that smuggling on the
Canadian frontiers has generally clio sed
except on whisky
The bill to extend the time for with
drawing goods for consumption from
bonded warehouses having passed both
Houses of Congress only awaits the
Presidents signature to become law.
Hon, Alexander II H,iStephens is now on
his way to Washington.
An order has been issued by the AS
sistant Commissioner Of Freedmen's AT
fairs at Charleston in which it is said
that the grants of land to the freed
people, in compliance with General Sher.
mans special field order, will be re-
| garded as good and valid, while
arrangements will be made to aCcommo-
| date the former owners on other lands
| not otherwise appropriated.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March l3.

HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the
following select committee on civil
service Of the United States and to pro-
mote its efficiency: Messrs. Finck. Shell
labarger, Hogan, Baker, Myers, Mckee
and James NJ. Humphrey
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of Mr.. Harris to fill vacancy IN
the committee of private land claims
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Secretary of
War transmitting the report of the Adju.
tant General respecting the detention in
the service of Illinois volunteers.
Mr.. Coffroth offered a resolution which
was adopted, instructing the committee
on military affairs to inquire into the ex-
pediency OF reporting by bill or other
were for the relief of such persons as
was charged and who paid communication
money or part as substitutes a second
time.
On motion OF Mr. Phelps, the commit
tee on Ways and Means was instructed
to inquire into the expediency OF so
amending the Internal Revenue law as
to remit the monthly duties on average
deposits Of the Savings Banks
MI. Schepck asked leave to report
back from the Military committee a sub
stitute for the Senate bill amendatory to
the act Incorporating military and
naval asylum for the relief Of the to-
tailv disabled officers and men of the
volunteer force Of the United States.
He explained that the act of the last
CONGRESS provided for one hundred cor
porators, scattered all over the country
That no quorum could ever be got to
gether; that the Senate, this session, had
| passed an act to remedy this evil, but
had included IN it provision for the
same number of corporators, and that
the substitute which the Military com
mittee desired to report provided toI
only twelve managers, including the
president, he Chief Justice and General
Grant' The others to be appointed By
aloint resolution of Congress, somewhat
aftoT the style of the Smithsonian Insti
tute. Unanimous consent was given
and the substitute was AGREED to and
the bill to amend was passed
Mr. Morrill,, of Vermont, from the com
mittee on Ways and Means. reported
back the Senate amendment to the bill
to extend the time for the withdrawal O
goods for consumption from publ,
stores and bonded warehouses The
amendment, which was to s1bstitut,
May" for april was concurred in.
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Mr. Wilson, of Indiana, from the Judi
| ciary Committee, reported back
| with amendments the bill to protect
all persons in tho United States in their
civil rights, and to furnish the means of
their vindication. The first amendment
was to strike out the words ''there shall
be no distinction in civil rights so
that the first section shall read
"that all persons born in the United
States and not subject to any foreign
power, excluding Indians not taxed, are
hereby declared to be citizens of the
United States, without distinction of
color; but the inhabitants of every race
and color without regard to any previous
slavery or involuntary serTitade except
as punishment for crime when the par
ty shall have been duly convicted, shall
have the same right to make and enforce
contracts, to sue, be parties to suits, give
evidence, and to inherit, purchase, lease,
sell, hold and convey real and personal
property, and to have the full and equal
benefit of all laws and proceedings for
the security of person or property, and
shall be subject to like punishment,
forms OF penalties and to none other,
any law, statute, Iordinance, regulation
or custom to the contrary notwithstand-
ing" The amendment was agreed to-
Some other amendments of an unim-
portant character we're also reported and
agreed to.
The committee also reported the fol
lowing as an additional section: That
on all questions of law arising in any
case under this act final appeal shall
be taken to the Supreme Court of the
United States The amendment was
agreed to
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News from New York,

New YORK, March l3-Assistant Sec.
retary of the Treasury, VIM c. Chandler
and Mr. f A. Rollins, Commissioner OF
the Internal Revenue, have arrived at
the Astor House to assist in investigat,
ing frauds alleged to have been perpe-
trated by distillers ia this city. Moth
ing of Importance in the matter was
transacted yesterday, and it has been
deemed advisable not to publish, at pres
ent, the names of those whose establish
ments have been seized, as several OF
them are reported to have been entirely
guiltless of any intention TO detraud the
government.
The Fenians at Union Square are still
increasing their funds, and adding to
the volume of their operations. Meet
ings were held in this city last evening
at which spirited addresses were deliver
ed and considerable sums of money sub
sCribed
No clue has been discovered to the
thieves who stolea million and hall
dollars worth of bonds from the office OF
Mr.. Lord, at the Exchange Place.
Last evening man named John Ghut
in this city, shot his wife in the head
with a pistol Supposing he had killed
her, he turned and fled. Being pursued
he drew pistol and shot himself. He
died in a few moments. The woman is
not dangerously wounded.
The Worlds Albany special says: IT
is understood in official circles that the
government will take no steps to pre-
vent the invasion of Canada by the Fe
mans, but leave the entire matter in the
hands of the general government. Sec
retary Seward is known to have assured
the Canadian authorities that the Dor
der shall be we'll guarded, and Nationa
troops are reported to be on their way
North.