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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15
The Pope's Finances,

The pontifcal minister of finance has
presented to the Council of State his bude-
ct for 1867. 1t shows 36, 431, O5Sfr. of re-
celpts, and rs, S33, 754fr. of expenditure
being Il deficiency of y, 402, 696fr. The
pontltical government, to meet the case,
counts upon the twenty millions which the
Italian government has to pay in March for
arrears of the public debt of 1859, and
eighteen millions more from the same
source for the annual interest on the pom
tifical debt allotted to the former provin-
ces of the church.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15
white Folks Mighty Unsartir. :,

We notice in the Raleigh Standard the
proceedings of two meetings of the colored
people of Raleigh, at the latter of which,
held on the evening of the 6th inst, Col,
Harris, the Senator from Rutherford JAS
T. Taylor and ". Il Richardson. of Raj
eigh (whites), made addresses requesting
their cooperation in the great work of re-
organization and reconstruction under the
late Act of Congress, and warning them e.
pecially (which the blacks will soon find
out is the chief object of this newborn zeal
in their BEHALF, "to be particular in giving
their support to any man, aless they ecere sat-
isfed that he is truly a loyal man.
It is remarkable how rapidly politicians.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15
Further Analysis.
Dr. Buie has handed us the following an

The above is an analysis of the No. l. Pc
ruvian Guano, Of Messrs. o. G. Parsley &
Go. It is decidedly the best [ have ever
seen -seyenty-two per cent. on soluble in
rain water. d. NJ. BUIE,
Analytic Chemist,
Journal Buildings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15

TAXEs.-The Committee of Finance for thi-
county made a report to the present session OF
Court containing statement Of the Bank debt of
the county, and recommending the levying oftaXes
to an amount sufficient to meet the demands
which are fast accruing. The bank debt of the
county is stated as 1000 less SIS 900 depositcd
in tbs Savings Bank of this city. 1t is proper to
ted in Confederate currency.
The following is an order adopted by the Cour.
agreeably to the recommendation of the Finance
Committee
ORDERED, 4 majority OF the Justices being pc
sent, that for County purposes, tor the mainten-
ancc Of the poor, for the payment of the salary o.
the Judge of the Criminal Court of New Hanover
County, and the fees and compensation of the
Clerk of said Court and Sheriff and the pay Of lu-
rOrs and witnesses aud all other expenses lnc-
dent to SAID Court, and for the payment of the
sum Of 1913 90, due by this County for the supper
of the indig ent patients in the Insane Asy-
lum for the year ending January, 1st 1861
taxes are hereby imposed, and shall be a.
s2ssed and collected under existing regulations; Oh
all those subjects and persons on which taxes are
imposed for state purposes by the General kcy-
enuc Act or the State now in force, which are COZ
lectable and payable into the public treasury by
the Sheriff of this county, and said taxes so n-
same as those levied on such subjects and persons
by the State with fifty cents per centum on th
same i'll addition thereto.
The expenses of the county for the purposes
embraced in the above order for the ensuing year
it is calculated will be $4,000 This levy VII
bring into the hands of the county $4,000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15
EXCHANGE Of Rnnds.

We publish the subjoined note from tbs
Public Treasurer, in order that very ma
tural error into which interested parties
will be led may be prevented.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
March 8, 1867.
MsSSrS. kdlLors:-Plcase state for the benefit of
all concerned, that the Act of the General Assem-
bly, passed at its late session. entitled An Act to
authorize the exchange of certain bonds issued
during the for Internal Improvement purpo-
ses, for new bonds" is only for the benefit of enc
person, who proved that he received his bonds for
work done as contractor at old prices.
The bill for general exchange, reported by the
Finance committee, failed to pass the Assembly.
Truly, KEMP p. BATTLE,
Public Treasurer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15

Mrs. johnson, wife of the President is
described as pale and thin, with counten-
ance of thoughtful ssaness, and expression
OF deep curiosity. =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15

Over one million rats were drowned pN
the freshet at Cincinnati.
A correspondent suggests that mum
is used as q title for ladies on account o.
their well known love Of silence,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15
The Use o. E4snlc.


To o correspondent in q distant State,
who wishes to know about lining land. and
when and how to use it. we have to remark
that, in the few counties around Philadel-
phia within q circle of fifty or sixty miles,
so long as we have had any knowledge of
farming, the occasional use of lime has
been considered Indispensable On lime
stone soils it has been applied with good
results to the extent OF even one hundred
bushels to the acre in a single season, such
soils both bearing and requiring more than
other soils not limestone. Fifty bushels,
however, is the more u9U6l quantity on
good land, and on thin soils about thirty.
This is renewed once in about eight or ten
years. There are various opinions, but not
much difference i'll practice, as to the con-
dition in which lime should be applied
Newly burnt lime is generally hauled out to
the fields at the most leisure season for the
teams, and deposited in heaps Of fifty to
one hundred bushels, there to lay till it be-
comes Stacked. When thus hauled in the
fall Or early winter, it is spread early in the
following spring, but we have known
1t to lay for many months. The inside Of
the heap, under the outer crust, is then
found to be in good state of pulveriza-
ton, so as to spread pretty evenly.
This is the common mDle of using lime
In this section, but some farmers consider
1t very important to slack the lime with wa
ter while fresh from the kiln, and spread it
while in the caustic state. This has been
done the past fall by two OF our neighbors
one of whom Processes to have tried both
plans We know of one person who went
to the trouble Of Stacking his lime with wa
ter, and then hauling it in heaps for future
use. This was obviously useless, as there
could be no intrinsic difference i'll the quail
ity Of the lime, whether converted into O
carbonate by q slow or speedy process, if
not Immediately spread.
It is usually conceded that lime is not
manure, as this word is generally under
stood, there being very small quantities of
it in the plants and crops for which it is
mostly used Its value may consist in its
eftecting new chemical combinations in the
SOIL and i'll its action on inert organized
matter, promoting decomposition and neu-
Trailing acids. Like many other pheno-
mena in the farm and garden, it's mode of
operation IS uncertain, and there is as much
difference OF opinion now as there was
many years ago, when we first began to use
it. 1t Is we'll known that it does act bene-
ticlally, and this seems sufficient for our
farmers who have a saying that the main
thing is to get ii on, without caring much
about its condition or the time of year it is
applied. We have never known powdered
hmstone to be applied to the soil and yet,
in this condition, previous to the carbonic
acid being disengaged by burning, it is
chemically the same as aiier long exposure
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15

COUNTY CoURT.-The business transacted al
this Court Wednesday, was not Of nature frauSn'
with general interest. Tho civil docket was pro
ceeded with and a few cases disposed of. Inc
manner OF proceeding adopted by the Court, We
fear, is rather slow, and i'll the transaction OF the
business now before it the remainder of the weef
will undoubtedly be consumed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15

A young man in Iowa, after his fathers
death, married his step mother.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-28
Dr.. schenek On Dyspspsia.
syNrrONs. CAusEs, AND REMEDY.

Symptoms Of Dyspcpsla- sense q nallnss., usAt.
ns..> ard weight In the stomach, toxethsf with nafn-
srs,n, and ssailas and great dsaIe what psssoa
calls an al gone feeling a. tho pt of ths stomach, nv
au, atty there 10 also palptation OF the hsAr. whkh
sISu,sc, 10 In thls condition Il 10 cosssd with mucous
or sl,ulc The rough rbrous PORTIONS Of The stomach,
similar 20 what see In tripe, 10 Whist thsvws ose ne
az .an,e on IL IL rrsvents the gastric jsjce em nosiae.
ant di.,stios ceases. sehencks Seswssa Tonic dis
solve. ,s. mras os slime, Aad restores ths stomach 10
scssness Mandrake Pius are also scgulrsd toeAny
"a thus morbid mattel Tlo..hirds ins ssss = %.
stomach; the liver becomirg torpid, ccase 10 throw
cot bilr, anil In short time the shoss sysiem Il de-
.s..shliss with The other organs and bsse the pa
t~at :, aware Of " he VI shs has broaehaa OF ruio
s.Ns.Sss lrlmonic Syrup cannot act freeiy through
t,- e,i system is IN this ched mp condltioa.
wiihou, The aid cf the seawced Tesis md Mandrake
When -. y Ssssi essai,iss, S.sa and bile run
through tn sysesu mixed and the whce body becomes
81 and the bood 30 thick, u can hardly run through
rOa ihIs hlck condition of the blood. The Mandrake
ris act on the Liver similar to caomsl, 90 they do
BIZ AMI lie bl begins 10 circulate naturally through
TIE veins, and the hemcrrhsges cease. IT. whenpsrons
ary attacked with heuarrhass they vsad nrss taks
i.sy wUaM soan be relieved nom bleeding ffum the
,s%psrs, snd rrisis h. sscashi.i tubes, and ay The
III. sciiENck win be PROFESSIONALLY q ~. rccms
s,rTy week 4, Rond susst, New lort, and - Hanover
sms tss. DO, ro@ tSssssa sisnn.i'on with the
Esspirsns,er the charge 10 81
l. n,sScines are fca sale oy an afnn,so anu ueaeA
rrcc ~ tne fslmceie syrup and seswsed Tonic each
siAo per bss,is, az $40 NJ half dossn. Aandrsks
asS. = GoSpwiN q Co, q Hanover Street, Assnts
a< p,stsoL for ssls By al druggists
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Imnortant 70 the Afflicted.

DR. DOW contiuues 70 b consu!ted o. MS o.
As Nos. and Endieott Street, BostSn, O. al
d,sessss OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
snes Dv. dow has nov the grstl6satios OF present..
Ing the unfortunate with rsmedies that have never
hiied o. cure the noss alarming casss Of 0eser.
horrors Of ysasrsal and iapars blood, llp0ssn-
ey. seroiula. 0oporrh9s, Ulcers. Palm or Distrsss
in the regions Of procrsstioa. 1naanmatioa OF the
Blsdds,snd kidney. Hydroesle. Absss.es, hu:
horrible symptoms attending tAis slsss Of dissess,
are nsds 10 bsso1s - harmless - he dnplest
ailings Of child. Psrtieulss attention given 70
forms and stages. Patisnts Who wish 70 rsaain IN
der Dr.. DewS treatment Q fsv days % weeks, will
Be furnishsd With plsassnt rooms, and charges for
board moderate.
peculiar " thsir sy,tsn, viii md speedy rslisfby
calling on DR.. DOW, a. his once, No.. Q Endieots
street
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!sr.Iy. when, Il they would nTs the dr'.s French
kensdy, 80 .11t m 'i
,..1 > DR. JUAN ,DBLANARRBs 49,
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC P1LLSi
Prepared by GARAScisaE q Durosr, No: Hs rue
h.Ss,s f, V% as Ers's,iP p. o. ~, iu a.
Nori on LanedssirN . his eiAl. they, would and
immediate relisf and, in sesst time, be nally ~
stored 10 H,ahA asi Sfyessfk. 10 10 used In The
practice of many smieent frsseh physicianA With
snllsrrn sseess> cd highly reeounsnded - the
sutesinx IRON oensIsios SsxuL DEBILITY, al o.
s,~-tsrtAss 9, ss.r ~ E.sss.s.s, ~ wssI ,s
ssesisus, iss Of MusssI.I Bssryy. Physical foS.
t,stIons NsrvousnesA Wsak Spins, Leunso ~
sni,i,s Dimpess OF Vision. Hystsrtcs Palms In IL
naeh AMI LImbs Impotepoy, 10. NolanguaGsee p
convey An Adequate idea of the Immediate and a.
most NrsaHlopi eAsaSs u gtNssSe ne dsoiil-
, ;t..i ID ss:ss:sn 81 ale: sss-
suffer no more. bat uss TAs G,esf !,sseA Rsas.
ty, IL will cfeet eurs vhers all other. AL. sne
!" sSsS iis isS ssSiSsssss. TIL
Pamphlets, containing fall Particular ana airSs,
tians hoe using. In xnSlish, French, Spanisn ~
6crmAn, accompany each box, and are also esss
n.s, y nv Eydcs. vhss rsqss.tsd
Doilars t',.2,'t
soid by all Druggist. sshes. ,As world, q
ioa. enclosing specified price. 70 any satAorissd
Pr"rr,.,oss' t,.s.r.i Agents In Am.r,ea. OSCAR
..AjsEs . 10, N Csstlssdt ~, ksv Yssk. q
ps A. Hssss, .css sssus s< sses m DsAsss<A
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; Notice or Foreclosure.

WORK IS. To Edward Johns OF Alfred, In the
i County Of York and STATE Of Maine, ana 70
s: Ssa ks' 2. iSs SsGnii
Sunolk and Commopvealth Or MassscnnsseSSt W.
and 10 Ruhman and Pray tmsrchsnts, o. said Boz
toni, Merrill brothers tmsrchants, Of ssid BostonI
Company a%srossnts, a aid sBostSul, Ro6ert
Prince and Company Of East Bnlstioa, in tho
State Of Msssachpsstts, Warren and Robinson,
and Webster, Boston and Company o. Lswrsncs
He.ss Of BiddefOrd, In the County Of York and
You are ssSS .DA all hereby eoui.d th.. Ea.
oSss ss e Of
line, In the SaAts OF Msssachusstth formerly q
aid Alfrsd, BY his mortgage deed. datsd May 81,
S % 4. snd
then in tSs Wooisu Mn occupied BY AID jcSns
stathe Mills Geo called In aid Alfred, 70 secure
y q: sss q s
usssc xsdssi, dated ossoSsf =. issS rssordsd II
= e !. 100 e e. - e! sS1 s::sS &
q ~ ~ Ssshinssy nd slSsf sssssvis.d
a. 9 ~ a.. n. 2, S; ma 80 im Sg:s
o. t6eiHous Of said nestgsgS M named.
Nov. thorsfors. you ar b11eoy, eeeh ~ All
netiAsd 1at the conditions Of saeh % oe,stovs
:ss:'ssss sl - ssssry se
NJ "a fssseIop - cd Sstksf - sc$tNeSs
noniHsss. ss.sssssSs sSd sppoias s..ssl II. Canl
sssh O. s.iS Isr3 Sc. and s@pcssr him o az
sAnS =: :.s S SS's III E. ts: :i day Of
A;;n1s,s1A 5Fll sArfAxiss cosAsr.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues TO devote hi,
entire time TO the treatment Of all diseases Incl
dent to the female system. An experience oftwen.
tythree yess enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the ~orsf easss Of sSrss.
sioa and al ether Menstrual Dsrssss~ssfs' ron
.,Aaf..s, sssss. All letters for advice must con-
tain 81. Oflce, No. Endieott street, Boston.
N.B.-Board furnished 10 those who wish 10 ~
main under treatment.
Boston. June.S2. 1866. lyO
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HIoHLY IMPORTANT
70 PENiLRS IN DRLlCl5g HRlLfH.

DIR DOW. Physician and Surgeon. No. 4 . In.
dioott Street. Boston 10 consultsd daily tor all dis
Utsri. OF hllinE Of the Womb, Flsor Aibus, Sep.
prsssion. and othsr menstrual dsssu ssnents, are
sov treated spou nev pathological psfnsiplss, and
Invariably esitaIn q The new mode Of tssStnsut.
hat most obstiaats complaints yield under L. and
The smietsd psrson soon reloesS In perfect health.
Dr.. Dow has 10 doubt bad greater sxpsrisnss In
any other physisian In boston, asa hes, ases
iSSa, eoaansd his Whole sttsstion 70 the care Of
private dissssss and FEMALE ComplaintA.
n. B.-Ail lsttsn must ecntAin fssr rcd stsups
or they will not DO answered.
Once hon1 from 8 4. y. to9P.n.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN.
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use HELnBoLp's EXTRACT BucHu AND
IMPROVED RosE WASH.
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DIR. MILLER'6
SOOTHING and HEALING BALSAM,
nAruaE.s Asa,srANr.

TT hss proved inisillbls fer Bnrns. psosse Limbs.
i Bruissa, sprsps Mounds of ell kinds. Paias In
ne side Back or sii.aiders. Ch'Iblsins, Cksppesi
Hands, Sun Meek. Ague In the Pace or Bresst. Var
Ache, Dsashssp. Poisoning Eryspsias. and lima ~
nation Of the Eyes for Rheumatim 10 b not .
seftain ssrs, yet hundreds hare bssa relieved By
10 whom other remedies had JAILED.
~ 81 iafrpsi nstieiss, when taken IN seAson,
10 vii care lnhAmnatioa sf the Bowels Dyseu-
IL viii also surs Dipshsria. dry Cough and Asth-
ma
This medicine 10 purely vegetable In ~ eompo.
sition. soothing and healing IN 10 influence, and
". II has been before the publle darling the past
nine years, snd has wrought some OF the most -
tonishing cures. The proprietor challenges the
sale By ali DrugEists. - 9. y. LEEr.
Proprietor, sprin gdsld, Mass.
Dsmss Barnes q Co., q Park Row. New York.
Will also supply the trade ct List Prices. ysoN
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uELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHN and IN.
rRnysp llosE WASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders Ia all their stages. at little expense, little
or ma change In diet, no Inconvenience and no ex-
p"snre. Its pleasant IN tasre and odor, immeui-
Mt. In Its action, and Tree nom all injurious prop
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The sherry vino merchants q, Csdix
TOLD or ,Cossul ,,kss she siuf ssas ioihe
United States WAS not shcrr1, e M hut
merely .s}pW psyd tp yssA out - s!As cad
for OTTER tirty wofk about the stilis -.
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
mVSxRY cXIsAN. appsevsA "A ussd by our
rsS ne, the genuine. SEED. ctffHR q CO.,
druggists, Boston. Prvpristors- ems
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. Near Aas,sts. Ca. porcelain clay Of a
superior qualify IL is sasl, hs hen 'l.srov-
cred and the saiSly is reported 10 be mex
bau,i,ile. ,'sf 81. .-F rs
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Ccrtats C,sre tm all Cases,

Or No CharIe Made.
Those who need the services of an experienced
physician OF sufgeou In al di6soslt and chronic
diseases q every name and nature, shosld give
him Q call.
uels called the French Secret. Order By mail. Tor
81 and red stamp. viS
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by uELsBoLp's EXTRACT BucHU.
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ENFgEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTiTU.
TtONS, OF both sexes use IlELABoLDs EXTRACT
BuCuu. 10 will giyo brisk Apd energetic feelings,
and enable you to sleep veil.
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NyrBRs AND PUBLIC sPRAKBRS

HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU Il
pleasant In taste and odor tree nom all Injurious
properties, and immediate In its action.
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MOTH q FREcKLEs.

The only reliable remedy fot those brown dis
caIorstious ON the fsce called Moth Patches and
Precklss. ts PERRY,s MorH AND fRkckLH LorioN
a. bond St, New York. Sold by all druggists II
81 a,fJrd and elsewhere. Price - per bottle.
E,.Il e
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ElIUBBs 3 CO., PupMrrum. PrrERsosu. NH.
Sold by Dr.. A. Bacon, re Main Street,
Biddeford.
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80 SssSsS TSe~Sr
A PTER IN extensive practice Of upwards Of 20
"A years, continues 70 secure Patents In the, Uni.
ted States, also in Great Britain, France, and 9th
or foreign countries. Caveats, SpeciAcati Bonds
Assignments, and al Papers or Drawinp Tor Pa
tents, executed on reasonable terms and with dis
patch. Researches made Into American or For
sign works, 70 determine the validity or utility
Vice rendered In ali matters touching the same.
Copies OF the claims Of any Patent furnished by
Iemitting One Dollar. Assignments recorded ss
No zssssy :. hs gsasd state, se..s.... .ss.ri:s,
fae,hff;s for estssrfng Psisnis or asesrfs'aing ns
During eight months The subscsiber, In course Of
BIS stS; ssS e Of Which
was decided In A,s favor by the Commissioner Of
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy ~ one OF the most eapseL.
and .seees.fai practitioners with whom have had
''u''A' 'A''''CH CHARLES MASON. .....
IN DID,. ' Commissioner OF Patents.
!. VI have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
trustsorfAy and moro capable or putting their sP.
plications In o form 10 secure for them an early
"a favorable confederation ct the Patent Once"
RDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
r. .Mr r. m. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications on sll but one Of which patents ha'c
been granted, and that u Rsv pending. Such un-
mistakeable proof OF great talent and ability on
his part loads me TO recommend az Inventors 70
apply 70 him 10 procure their patents, ~ they may
slowed on their cases. and st very reasonable char
geI" ,ou~ r.oa.pr
Boston. January I, 1857. .." yr3
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Fishers Compound Mandrake Bitssr

PROM iAs sSigi~ai recipe. Unrinaisd o. ifs t6es.
CT. Asur-cure for Dtsrases ef The He'd Ant
ss~p~siss.. Prepared BY U. "; MaiiiusiS,d'
ONIlS a CO., Kennebunk, Me-. 'Proprietors
RUST BROS. d BIRD, - Hanover 81, boston,
sole Agents for New England. 3u0
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The National Cough Cure

Has cured Rev. william McDouald, OF Boston,
when pronounced by physicians inesrsxs, IL will
cure any curabis cough ID always relieves. For
superior. Admirable, also, for public speakers
and singers. Sold by all Druggists. q. Z. GOOD-
WIN A CO., boston, Wholesale Agents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hundreds and thousands annually. die Prsns
,nr.ly when. II they would gre the arsss frsnoa
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SIXTEEY TEARS
STRANGERS AND TRLJELLERs.

engaged In treatment Of Special Diseases, net % sc
known to many citirens, Pubiishep, Nerrhan, llos'
IfoprSeton, &C., thst be d much recommended, anil TAI
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charges are very mcieste. Ccsmsn,caiions sser~Yy
eoahnhi ami al may riy sn him wth The strsst
ndepcs AMI srercy, whatever may he ue dseasr, ceii
tim ~ sItnticu u any cue. martch ~ singh
haiicinss sent by Mail and kxWsss W ~ T~ss a us
United btates. ....
An ktien rquIhns sivics must eoutaln one dollar 10
Insure an answer.
Addrss Ds DE, No. q Eniicott Srsst Boston, hass.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-28

BUT AL QUICkS IKE NOT TUNUFhNT'
Notwithstanding The fSegoing heo are known ~ sOao
Quack Datoys AMI Nostrum Makers JET ryarikss q us
lie and health Of ohers, thru hcse anoos btm WIN
win even psjurs themselves. oatvaditing EvnG msvuy
10 their patients 90 thai q cooaiDi In Their posuuns
% that the ausuai fee" may he obtAibri &c pros-say
curing a. .rhe dollar" afaetion u u" may Be chsao~i
hr the ustrsn. n thus hat many srs drccvci abb.
anil ussessly sI<Dl larry ascaD.s tor expenmenn viii
quackey.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-28

FOREIGN AND NATIVE oU<cES,
who know little Of the AMI character Il sI-cisi DIS
sapes anil Ls ~ 10 their cure spe exhibit Errci d..
ponas q Institutions Coleyrs which eis IN
any part Of the worh aber eAibt dplmN u IN p-si,
how Ubtaibci, unkDovnj not Only assuming ard sivsrs
Ing In namel VI thoss insers IN the dipouss, bat %
further their Imposition ~ cfrr INST xbs
bratcd p,ysiciam hog sDce ded Neither 10 cpivcd by
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-28

OIWdVUENo hVD IN1V ELLENo'
TO avoid AMI esospe Impositkn u forsign ADi Native
Quacts more In Bstou han other large eitiss
Dr. DIX
proudly refers 10 Professors AMI rspectsbk rhypcians-
many a whom consult him In critical osss, becsnss ~ his
acknowledged ain and eputattou, attained thUogh ~
long expenenee, prsctis AMI observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATELY
be mt robbi AMI sd 70 your susngs In being deceived
by the lying boast misrepresentation, iss pruus Asi