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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-19
MEN, WUIHEN dVD OIIIHDNH1''
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. February Is, 1881.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. February -, 1887.
u. T. HELxBoLp. Druggist.
Dear Sir: I have been . sufferer. for upwards OF
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tons during which time have used various mod.
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Having seen your preparations extensively sdver:
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70 using your Extract Buchu.
ibid this because had used al Kinds OF advertised
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prompted ME 70 use your remedy A. Jon advertised
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Ike writing you full statement OF my case a. that
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LAM NOW ADLRJo REfoRr THAT A cURl Is Infected
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he refers 10 the following gentlemen;
Hon. WIN. BIoLER Ex-Governor. Pennsylvania.
Hon. THos. u. Florence. Philadelphia
Hon. J. q. KNOX. Judge. Philadelphia.
Hon. J. &. DLAcx Judge. Philadelphia.
Hon. d. II. PoRrIR. Ex-Governor. Pennsylvania
Hon. Ellis LEWIS, Judge. Philadelphia
Hon. n. c. GRiER, Judge, United States Court
Hon. a. W. WOODWARD. Judge, Philadelphia
lion W. A. PORTER City Solicitor Philadelphia.
Hon JouS BIGLER, Ex-Governor, California
Hon. Z. BASks, AuditorGeneral, Washington, DC
And many others. II necessary.
Principal Depot, HEMBoLDs DRUG AND CHE
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STATE OF MAINE

County TREAsuRER's OrricE,l
Alfred, Dec. ., 1865.
IN eo,S,rmity With Section Fifth OF an act OF the
| Le,i,lsturo OF the state OF Maine, entitled An
az, relating 10 anes and costs OF Criminal Prosecu
sion. " approyed March 2th, A. d. 1888, hereby
nuhl.h No following list containing the aggregate
amount OF costs allowed In each case OF Criminal
nro,ecutions at the County Commissioners Court
County OF York, on the second Tuesday OF OCTOBER
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THE KIDNEYS.

The Kidneys arc two In number situated d the mp
per part ofthe oin surrounded by tt aud consisting
Of three parts viz The Anterior. the Interior. and
the Exterior.
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists Of Tissues
or veins, which deposit for tho urine and
convey II 10 the exterior The eIteriOrsa conductor
also. terminating in . single tube and called the
Ureter The ureters arc connected with the bladder
Tho bladder is composed Of various coverings or
tissues divided into parts viz the Upper tho Lover.
tho Nervous and the Mucous. The upper eipels, the
lower retains Many have desire to urinate without
the ability others urinate without the ability " re-
tain. This frequently occurs 70 children.
To cure these affections we must bring into action
the muscles which are engaged their various fhno'
lions Ifthey are neglected. Gravel or Dropsy may
ensue. O
The reader must also be made aware. that however
slight may DO the attack Is sure to Affect his bodily
health and mental powers; sour nesh and bloodars
supported from these sources.
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STATE OF MAINE

COUNTY OF YORK
County TREAsuRER's Orricg,(
Alfred, Dec. 81, ls65.
TN conformity with Section Firth Of an act Of the leg.
stature Of the state OF Maine, entitled IAN act
latng to fines and costs OF Criminal Prosecutions"ap
proved March "a. A. ID. ISSS hereby publish the FOL.
lowing list, containing the aggregate amount OF costs
allowed In each OF criminal prosecutions at tho
Supreme judicial Court begun and holden at Alfred
within aud for the County Of York the third Tues
day OF September, 1865.
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GOVT, OR RHEUMATISM.
THE GRAVEL.

Pain occurring In tho ons Is indicative OF tho above
diseases. They occur In persons disposed to acid
stomach and chalky concretions.
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House for Sale!

0IOUSC IOf S<skO'
- A drst rate House ON Chestnut street for sale.
E:i Inquire ~ BuRNnAn's BOOK SroRx.
F. Bddsford, Jan. ia 1893. tf
WHERE Il the beat place 70 get good plcturssi
w A. y. II McKENNEYB. II
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
1866.
The publishers have perfected system Of mailing BY which
they can supply the MAGAZINE and WEEKLY promptly those
Who prefer receive their periodicals directly fo the Once
% Publication Pcsmasers and others DESTROYS Of getting up
Clubs win be supplied with handsome pictorial Showbill
application.
The postage HARPsss WEEKLY 20 cents year. which
must be paid at the saq,eribsy's post once.
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ATHREE FARMS
DR.. MASON
Guardian Sale.

"a by virtue q icensc frSm the Court q Fro IL
-. hate for the County 81 York shall sell a. pup
JE:lM lhc auction On Thursday, the 10TH ~
day of February, 1866, at loocirk An, -
on the ps.mes all the right tile aud Interest Of Ann p-
mona "a late Of Lyman, In sah county, deceased In The
homesiea trm Owned and occupied by ad joseph Emoos
a. Al the time Of his decase Aso, same interest In me
Drown ID, PASTURE ocoAinng % acre more or less s.h
m situated In Lyman about miles from kenebunk de.
POI miles iron Bkidefcrd, a mile from schoo,hoase AMI
oooAins 80 scrcs mcre css In good sAte OF cuSaoa
and cuts um % TO Is tons q hay. There barn nearly
peu, 20 81 tst, vel flashed, ooesoy wide house and
gooi vel u water on the pecmiscs-
re Interest aid minor In sAd prmlses Il three hhs In
COMMON AMI undivided. suhjct dover AZ sah Joseph I'm
mons, SIS, widow rhe Widows dover win be soh Al same
time and place hr>ns wsAins 70 view aid pssnises win
paes< call CD Isaac g Emmoos near The prrmlses or on
he sutscriber, JOHN ROBERTA 0uariiaa
TT A. time and placc, Bsssey T. nmuaous vim .el hs
oer vcahhs u xA prmia and her dover In The three
nnhs offered By John hobest Guardian q aid Ann y. I'M
mooA.
u nd hzm and pasture.
Lyman, Jan Il, lsce %
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.at6 &c CaP9
STEAM BAKERY!

STEAM BAKERY!
i STEAM BAKERY in this city, invite the ctten.
ton of the public to the choice and excellent articles
OF their manufacture, which they confidently believe
favor them with their patronage. Our celebrated
.'Nut1tivo Crackers"
have obtained a wido celebrity, aud been manufac-
tured by us for long, timo at Saco, Maine. Their
armly established, and they arc invariably OF the
same excellent quality. These Crackers arc the dis
oovory of our Foreman, Mr.. r. ii. HASKELL, and are
the only Crackers TO DO found In New England that
are compounded and prepared upon correct chemical
principles Instead Of rOting tho dough into state
OF loathsomo and disgusting putrescence, thereby
utterly destroying tho saocharinc and nutritve
principles Of the Flour as Is universally tho casea'
dough in perfectly sweet and healthy condition,
thereby producing not only our Crackers but all the
varied and much esteemed article. Of our production
in proper and satisfactory condition to be used as
food by mankind, who are declared to DO "only lit
tie lower than the angels"
In addition to tho common kinds OF Cake, We call
particular attention to tho many kinds made from
our own receipts which, feel quite safo In saying,
will prove perfectly satisfactory TO all who become
our highly priced
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Eco BIscUIr, from
an English receipt This Biscuit is u great luxury.
We also make promptly to order
Ricu PoUSD. CIrRoN, ALMOND, SILVER, CocoASUr,
Fancy Sponge, Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chess
Cakes, also, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumblcs,
fancy Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing desire to say that we spare no pains
TO meet the wants and wishes or patrons. We use
invariably the best Flour the market affords. All
the other articles consumed by us In our manuhc'
lures are carefully selected and OF the choicest do
scriptions Our Bakery Is constantly kept scrupu.
lously neat and cleany and our workmen partake OF
the same general character the rest OF the estab
lshnont. and are masters OF their business We fully
believe that your acquaintance with us will but oon-
irm the impression we have feeby endeavored to
convey, and respectfully solicit your patronage
n. N. JoRDAS,) II. N. JORDAN q co.
IT JORDAN,
MELLEN JOSEF
Dover, N. H., Juno I, 'Gj.
Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that II N. Jordan Co.'S crackers
can be obtained mt the stores Of Porter Ford Bddo
ford, VIM Moody, Kennebunkport, and Chas. Kiln
ball, Kennebunk village. ISL
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Ring The bell.

Three years ago, ifa man dared to speak
disresrectfully of the Presicent-then
"tbe Recommendations rung bis lit
tie bell, and ne was forthwith lodged in
Fort Lafayette.
Now, the President is not only disre-
spectfully spoken Of, but hei threatened
with impeachment. Radical revolution
lists stalk through the land, proclaiming
their intention to overthrow the Govern
ment, plunge the country into civil war,
and establish a despotism upon the ruins
Of the Republic.
Ring the bell
Not Stewards little emblem of despot.
ism /; but the bell that rung out its clear
tones, ninety years ago, the tocsin of war
against oppression-agaipst taxation with
out representatiOn-the Independence
Bell, whice proclaimed the people Of this
land free from the shackles of tyranny.
Ring the bell!
Let its tones be loud and clear-let il
be heard throughout tho length and
breadth of the land, and let the people
initiate ihoir ancestors in rising in thei,
might and putting down those who ar,
attempting iofdepriye them Of their lib
erty.
Ring the bell l-Toledo Record.
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.%sWHoLReOME o

The Times publishes the following
molsel, which it rec9mmcnds as 'whole-
somsfood; 7
I; '&hera can be:no valid objection to
The pref lence Of the impartial suffrags
principM Base it, as here in Msssachu-
se,ts, q 4 citizenship, taxation, and a GER
tain degree Of intelligence, and no rea-
SCRABBLE man will question the fact that it
is calculated to strengthen the political
character Of every State that adopts it,
These three simple and comparatively
easy qualifications arc perfectly fair aud
do not derogate from the value and dig.
nifty of the elective franchise. They be.
stow it with freedom enough, and still
surround it with the safeguards that are
calculated to enhance it in the popular
esteem. Those who require it feel that
it is an acquisition ; to be without it after
coming to manhood would mark the dc.
MED individual ~unenviably, And from
such considerations it becomes a posses.
sion that speaks the general authority
with an appreciable emphasis.
We repeat that We shall rejoice at The
adoption Of impartial suffrage by all thu
States, North and South alike.
The above may be wholesome food fOi
the Radical pafty, but the Democratic
party &Ould Starve on such diet.
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The Proposed impeachment.

Aue trOpOScu impeachment.
The MeUburyport Herald thus COM
ments upon the proposed impeachment Of
President johnson.
"Now 10 our minds the proposition Of
impeachment is one so full Of danger that
he who fathers it must be shortsighted
or terribly deprayed. There is not a ra.
tional man in the whole country that does
not see that it carries upon its very face
the commencement of a civil war, by the
side of which the late rebellion would ap.
pear as child's play. Before any one ac-
customs his mind to wander too far in that
direction, let him iaquire if he is prepared
for such a state IF anarchy that would de.
stroy the value of property, that would
repudiate national and private debts to
gether, that would darken the sun of re-
publican liberty, that this country would
not see its face again, and would human
blood run in the streets till the very dogs
would lap tlike water. If any man of
fighting age favors the deposiug Of She
President in the present state of the
country, let him join o military com.
yauy at once, and drill as often as he
eats if he is not at that age, bu: has boys
that are, let him call them to him on the
first opportunity, and looking ahem fairly
inthe face, decide which of them, or how
many, he is ready to see die rather than
have Andrew johnson President of the
United states till the 4th Of March, 1869
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E6y- The editor Of the Ashland Times
is making a fool of himself. He claims
that because the Chicago Taaes,--once a
Democratic paper-has sold out to the
Radicals, and is now advocating Negro
Suffrage, that the whole Democratic par
ty is committed to that doctrine. Upon
the same principle, we might argue that
because General Butler robbed the peo'
pie Of New Orleans Of their silvor-ware,
jeweiry and other valuables, aud commit
ted deeds that should forever damn him
in the eyes Of the civilized world, that the
editor of the Times and every other men,
Der Of the party to which Butler belongs,
is a robber and a devil incarnato. Such
q claim could be made with more justice
than that of the Times, from the fact that
not a single Radical paper, that we know
of, has ever contained one WORD OF con-
domination against Butler, while the Dem
ocratic press throughout the whole coun.
try scouts at the position taken by Chica-
60 Times.
For the benefit Of our cotemporary
down street, who seems anxious to know
what course we shall pursue in regard to
Negro suffrage, we will here atate-and
we know that we utter the sentiments Of
every Democrat is Ashland county-that
we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, in this
State or elsewhere, now or at any future
time, or under any circumstances, what
ever; and hereafter the editor Of the Time
need not trouble his puppy brains abou
the matter.
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The CONDITION Of Europe.
New York, Nov, 20.

AE LLH 81. L" .
The Herald's foreign correspondent
shows that the cause cfthe people is stead
ily advancing Notwithstanding the daily
attempts Of Tho more powerful monarchs
to aggregate territory and solidify impe-
rialism by diplomacy after war. In We
META the cheering around the ballot box
es through which her citizens completed
uui6cation Of Italy, gives hope and cou.
rage to the Hungarians who we are told
are ripe for a revolution, steadies the
arms in the hands Of the Canadian insur.
gents and animates them to a renewal OF
the strife which will open the dread east
ern question aud at the same time enable
the population Of Rome and millions Of
Irishmeu to bear their burden, patiently
biding their time, Napoleon sees and
feels his difficulties from Mexico and the
east.
We are assured that Drouyn De Hugs
will be recalledsto the head Of foreign af-
fairs, Baron Buests appointment in the
Austrian Cabinet alarms Prussia, and
consequently lines both the king and
Count Bismark more and more in favor
Of perfecting a Russo German alliance,
The Emperor Of Austria employs him.
self in visiting the battlefelds, the scenes
Of his late defeats. His tour appears to
be a melancholy one, both in the rccep-
tions accorded him. The Russian news
papers accuse France and England with
engaging in an active intrigue for exclu-
ding the Gar from the final settlement
Of the Eastern question, and asserts 10
plain terms that il cannot be adjusted
without Russia. But if such ar event
we're possible, and occurred, the subject
would be re opened in a manner most
distasteful to the operators.
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Honor and Shame.

1t is now some fifteen years age, since
John Moriissey fought Yankee Sullivan,
in q prize.ring. After a long and terrific
encounter, he came off victor, with the
reputation Of being Gas game a man as
ever stood in the ring" After that Jon.
bat he renowned the p. R., and has since
demeaned himself as a peaceable citizen.
In the same year, If we mistake not,
Horace Greeley was elected to gil a va
cancy, and was for one session a member
Of Congress Having outraged, with bis
malignant tongue, a fellow member by
the name Of Rust, the latter attacked
him on the street. and gave him a severe
and we'll deserved drubbing with a cane,
Greeley bore it like a cowardly poltroOu
that he is, without the pluck to defend
himself, or The spirit afterwnrd to averge
his disgrace. His friends a~pologized for
bis want Of manliness by asserting that he
was q non resistant and a practical christ
ian, who, when smitten on one cheek
turned the other to the smiter. That
might have mitigated his pusillanimity
were it not for the fact that his cowardly
heart was even thea boiling over with mul
derous passions and his brain teemiug with
diabolical schemes to precipitate that war
Of brethren, which he more than any 9th
er man, at last effected, and in which mol
less than 10000 brave men persisted, O
were manned and crippled for life
These two men were this fall rival candi
dates for Congress, and Morrissey wa
elected. Whatever Of shame enurcs t
the Democracy for supporting Morrisscy
we are willing TO share and whatevc
honor belongs to the supporters to tn
bastard, who, though skilled in embroil
ling others in deadly strife, may himself
be kicked or spit upon with impunity
the Republicans are quite welcome to en-
joy Marion Democrat.
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MIR. DAVIS

A dispatch from Fortress Monroe states
that persons who have lately visited JEFF
fsrson Davis say they find him remarka.
bly, cheerful since the recent changes and
additions made to bis quarters in Carroll
Hall and the removal of Mrs. Davis and
her sister to rooms prepared for them
Mr.. Davis health is much improved, and
he speaks very confidently Of being re.
The family is visited constantly
by relatives and friends from the South,
and packages Of presents are frequently
received.
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Q Governor worm, Of North Caro-:

~ Governor Worth, Of North Caro-.
lima, makes the following point against
the adoption Of the proposed Radical
amendment to the Constipation. he
says: )
ut is remarkable that the proposed
amendment contcmplates under n arti.
Gle to change the Constitution in eight
particulars, some of them altogether in
oongruous to be ratified as a whole or re-
jectcd as a ,ohole. We are not allowed
to. ratify such of them as we approve, and
reject those who disapprove. This is the
first attempt to introduce the vice of ON
nibus Legislation into the grave matter Of
changing the fundamental laws of the
land"
There is none who a deny that this
is an excellent ground Of objection, and
Of itself %sufices to warrant q rejection Of
the wl . dose.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28

I@- The last New York sensation is a
queer story aboutK etcbum, the forger.-
They say that this young man was center.
ed at the prison, remained there a few
weeks, was taken away by friends, went
to Europe, where he is now iiacog., and
there he will remain until just before the
expiration Of bis sentence, when he will
return to the State prison and stay until
regularly discharged. This is he, story
current 10 the village Of Sing Sing.
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PROSPECTUS OF
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
TOR 1897.

We present to our Democratic friends the
annual prospectus of this large, well.hlled
and widely known Political and Family News
paper, IL is going ri, hit forward-and du-
ring the coming year, which will be crowded
with exciting and important events. il viii
take care to keep its'readers we'll and prompt
ly posted.
GG"Special care taken to give the --latest
news and the most reliable Market reports.
g .Eyery man will confess before his
years subscription has half expired, that he
has alraady had far more than his moneys
worth.
p@.The paper is printed on clear, beauti-
full type, which can be read without trouble.
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CONGRESS.

The Rump Congress will assemble on
Monday next, December Sd, and consid-
anxiety is manifested to know what
course will be persued by the Executive
aud Legislative branches of the Govern
ment toward each other. We shall keep
our readers advised Of transporting events.
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pg. We understand that the citizens
of Washington are preparing a huge cave
with immense locks and bolts in which to
store their silver ware, jewelry and other
valuables during the stay Of Beast Butler
in that city, while he represents the PEG.
pie Of Massachusetts, in Congress. Ohio
STATE Rcqlster.