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So ie For the Standard
Grant and Colfax in pavie-

"Wednesday. The 18th Instant, being the
day appointed by General Rufus Barringer,
Grant and Cnltax candidate Tor E!ector for
the sixth Congressional District, there was
n discussion OF the political questions OF the
day at the Courthouse between Gen. Bar
ringer and Hon j. G. Ramsay, on the one
site, and Henry Walser, Esq, on the other.
Notwithstanding the Generals notice to
speak was not we'll known, and in conse-
Queuco also OF an important sale in the neigh
borhood, the crowd was not so large as it
would otherwise have been; as it was,
however, there were several hundred present.
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There is no aeatAl The stars 81 down
Jnrl 10 rise upon sagae AtCer SNNreS
And hrlge, Ia ileSve@'S lewesea crowA
They same tereVVgsAeEe>
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: - N WILSON,, N. q, April II, zoos.
This is to certify, that / have for many years
been personally acquainted with Thomas +.
Christman, and have used his valuable Ointment.
believe it to be of great value, and that it should
be kept in the house of every family that is sub
ject to Skin Diseases OF any kind
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from the negro peaceably, neither the negro
nor the question could be got clear of, and
that if only qualified ballot were accor-
ded it would not be five years before all now
voting would vote again. Everything, said
lie, is now settled, except the social status of
the negro, which must be settled anyhow,
whether he votes or not. and that too by So
ciety and not by law Turning to the col
ored people, he said. 81 have been de.
nouneed for the course | see proper to take.
The colored people have always treated me
we with respect, and | expect to treat them
in the future as in the past 50 far as social
intercourse is concerned. None of them
have ever asked to eat at my table, or sleep
in nv beds. or mix with my children at
school, and if any of you ask or expect such
.inos of the white race, want you to be
honest and say So" The response was one
universal shout of mo! No! II" The DR.
urged the people TIC regard this matter as
settled noao. II it was nndone by this cleo
ton, upon the accession of the Republicans
to power it would be REP laced, and thus we
would be victimized to make past time for
party-flIus the country world be Mexican
lied and rn. ined. But we must desist,
neither time no. space will admit of full
report. DR.. RaruA avs remarks were frequent
ly cheered. and be evidently put his old
friends to thinking. 1t is understood ne
will speak again at s'allsbrry on the 2Sth.
Henry Walser, Esq, of Davidson, then
proceeded to speak for n ore than an hour
IN reply. We cannot devo. our space to
ms remarks. Mr.. Walser wa $ courteous to
ms opponents and as fair as Is usual TOR
speakers OF his party to be- He SAID ne mad
always been Whig-denounced tue recon
sIruction acts as unconstitutiona. -haran,
gueq upon the finances and taxes-t eciafed
The Republicans cared nothing for the ne
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II
The Rev. Mr.. van "e'e'' !" '0'en' 100
ture stated thar .ne'o arc 'n Ne" iosA
3 2ri l'eenesd P'se '0."s 'n''A''au"e
liquor Supe.'n''oaen' ne"neay p''''''
policemen ~ 20 " 'ne'n 10, - ''"'u'
1--WE "o's ~" w. . "' ''''" 40. " ,,.
noe 'e'e''e' aa''! ae'age u i'' '''
making an aegrgate OF Vo.,<o- Pe' uay'
4iehsi< per week. or 40 '"''S ~
one year, Each ''s't Averages a. 'e"'' -
minutes In" gives us 'f'''oo. oa.s =.
AZ hoo's e"''' " .,''9
wages '"'" o"o 'o''' 80 80, on. ;"
"ou'u earn 81 PCT ""!, " $1,000 ~.
year, "'' '"'' - ''' - '' U.s. :. -
'''he OF I" 'eaS' 'h'e0 Pe''c'' ~.
ny each grog shoP 10 NO "S "o'N' Tvs
g'vrs US i''oo' Per'o"s-en'us" ~ ,'aN'
large ci'y. NJ 81 per Gay 'o' enc" VIC
have lnot inciuuins Sunuayl s''0'o'"'',
or an aggregate oil Sio'oZo'ooo OF "as'eu
time by seller ana dr'nker-a sum SUM
cient to carry on oil the sunday SCHOOLS
Missionary, Tract, and Bible Societies IN
the land. But this is mere traction Of
the cost Of rum. From the same source
we have the following: Zach rum'hole rc-
e,iy,s N dnily average or sl4l. 81. making
-.,.,., sac oso 20 ,.. ,...L =,
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Sr. PAr,cx AID rnE eEaPrSr.-Ths
Irish legend tells us that after 81. Patrick by
his proves and ingenuity, had succeeded
10 ex,irpaiing su the rest Of the scrpents
from the .Grecn Isle Of Erin" there was
still one LETT tho king serpent ofall. Judg-
ing from his shrewdness and romantic tastes
he mus, have been n lineal descendant Of
the old serpent who haunted tho bowers Of
Eden, for he has chosen the loveliest 70.
treat on the shores Of Lake Killarny to his
home. and was 50 much attached to il that
all the arguments Of st. Patrick failed to
convince him that u change Of residence
would be for his benefit. Al last the saint
resored to artiice. He constructed huge
oaken chest with nine large bolts to the lid,
and taking it on his shoulders, trudged over
to Killarry, where, as the legend saith, this
dialogue ensued "Good morrow to ye,'"'
sa ith the saint in his blandest tones "Bad
luck to ye," retorted the serpent. aye do
not name il snda,le," said ST. Patrick; "for
haven't come long piece this morning
to bring you fine present? a nice house to
shelter you from the weather" But the
serpent was well versed in barney, and had
his suspicious Of II trick. "Jist try i, and
see how aisy yen be" said the saint Very
warily the serpent got in. but LEFT biz OF
his tail hanging over the edge of the chcrt,
to prove il was too small. "Look oct for
your TAIL" said Patrick and It quietly
disappeared, Us he shut the lid, slipped the
bolts, and took the chest on his shoulders.
The rage and CONSERVATION Of the serpent
were terrific at finding himselfihus outwit-
ed. "Let me OUT" he Kissed and howletl.
"Be aisy to day, and III let ye out to.mor'
row." csolly responded the saint, who
meant no ialsehood, for he believed that TO-.
morrow never comes. So no sunk the
chest, serpent and all, iathoms deep in Lake
Killarney and to this day the fishermen,
who Gust their lines in the waters Of the
lake. assert that they can hear the voice Of
the poor imprisoned serpent eagerly crying
from its dark depths, "ls to morrow come
We, ?"
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Marks TwMs's LAsr.-Alark Tw,

Marks TwAis's LAsr.-Alark TWAIN
attends one Of Gen. Grants leyees, and
writes thus ins,rnctively Of il. Il will in
,ercst fashionable lady readers: AT Gen.
eral Grants reception, the other night, the
mos, fashionably dressed lady was Mrs. G..
C. She wore a pink satin dress, plain in
front, but good deal Of rake to ito the
train. mean il was said to be two or three
yards long. One could see il creeping
along the floor some little time after the
woman was gone. Mrs C. wore also q
white bodice, cut bias, with Pompadour
sleeves Aounced with PUSHES low neck with
the inside handkerchief not visible, with
whie kid gloves. She had on a pearl
necklace, which rlinted lonely. high up in
the midst Of that ba,en waste Of neck and
shoulders. Her hair was frizzeled into n
pnrled chappercl, forward Of her ears; at
!, was drawn together, and compactly bound
and plated into a stump like pony's tail,
aud furthermore was can,ed upward at a
sharp angle. and ingeniously supported by
rel velvet crupper, whose forward cx'
tremity was made fast with half.hitch
around hair.pin on the top Of her head.
Her whole top hamper was neat and DO
coming. She had beautiful complexion
when she frs, came, hut il iadel ont by
degrees in u most unaccounrable why,
iowcve<, il is not lost for good. found
the most oft on my shoulder aiterward. q
had been standing near the door when she
had been squeezing out with tho throng.)
There were other fashionable ladies present
Of course. hut I ouly took notes Of one, n
aspccimen- Tho subject is QUO Of great
in'eres, to ladies' and would gladly Gu.
large upon 10 were ! able to do !, justice.
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Speaking Of the law Of Iowa admitting
women to practice law, some old bachelor
undoubtedly, says: ''The wisdom of'l'lack
stone and Coke hereafter will DO nowhere
and beautiful lawyeresses with a bewitch
ng smile and speaking eye will turn
urymen's heads topsy.turvey. The only
remedy will be to give women represent
alton on the jury also. It takes woman
10 read a woman"
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A Cincinnati paper INDUCED its credu-
lous readers some time ago with the fol-
lowing item GAS a gentleman was going
rlong Fifth street, he passed place where
some boys were playing marbles. One Of
them, in shooting his marble, cleverly put
il under the gentleman's foot. The gentle
man slipped and stumbled against a lady.
also passing, precipi,ated her along with
himself upon large dog. The dog, fright.
ened nut ofi,s propriety, bol,ed of. and
ran between the legs Of another gentleman,
who, in falling, drew the string Of kite
from the hands ola boy. The kite OF course
fell, and in falling frightened span Of
horses attached to wagon in an alley near
by. The horses ran down the alley. A
man who was building fire in carpent-
er's shop by which they passed, started up
to see what was the matter, and in doing
20 dropped his lighted match among the
shavings. A fire was the consequence.
The engines assembled, and, in the hurry
consequent upon the alarm, a man fell in
the track Of one Of them and had his arm
broken. Is the boy who shot the marble
responsible for all the consequent DANA
gcs ~
The train Of circumstances here related
reminds me OF the story OF Frcnchman
who attempted to commit suicide. Tie was
determined not to be ihwarted in his pur.
pose, so he provided himself with ladder,
n rope, pistol, a box Of matches, and n
vial OF poison, AMI went little before high
tide to post set mp in the edge Of the sea,
Ascending the ladder, he tied one end Of
the rope to the post and the other round hi'
neck, then he took the poison, set his
clothes on fire, pu, the muzzlc OF the pisto
To his ear and kicked away the ladder. IN
kicking down the ladder he sloped the pts.
toll so that the ball missed his head and cuI
through the rope by which he was suspend
cd he fell into the sea,,husextinguishing The
flames OF his clothes; the sea water which
he involuntarily swallowed counteracte,
the poison, and the tide washed him on
shore high and dry, so that. despite his
precautions, he remained unchanged, uil'
shot. imprisoned, unburned and undrown.
cd.
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A new s,ylo Of bonne, NAV .oo, \. :,

A new sylo Of bonne, may soou b ex.
pccted to be in vogue. The Manufacture
of,hem hes already commenced They arc
made from manila pulp, moulded On .
block. then spread With Dissolved shells
and covered with wooden flock or clo,hier's
waste. and pressed ill it has velvet ap.
pcarapce.-Thsr y only ono objection &c
them, and that will b fatal to their poPu
larisy unless dealers sfe cunning enough tc
devise ways and mesns to remove it. They
don't cost enough! Tho expense Of manu-
facture docs not exceed ten cents each.
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Means must be adopted to ends to ensure
reasonable success. II ayoung chap often
der inclina,ions should begin courtship by
telling the lady she was about the plaines
creature he ever saw, or that her foot was
world larger than any Of his sisters al
home or in the neighborhood, he wouldn',
be likely to make much Roadway.
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Special n Offices.
.10ckSOn,S C0fOrrh SsssSH
AND TROCHE POWDER,

delightful and pleasant remedy In catarrh, headache,
bad bath, hoarseness, asthma bronchitis coughs deal
uess &c. and all disorders resulting from COLDS In head,
throat and vocal organs This remedy docs not "dry
up" Caarrh, but loosens Il frees the head 81 all
offensive natter quickly removing Bad breath and Head
ache allays and soothes the burning heat In Ca
positively cures without sneelinEi Asa Trs-
che Powder, Il Is pleasant to the taste, and never
nauetes when swallowe Instantly gives to the Ihroaf
and Focal Orgaasa delicious sensation OF cool
ness and comfort. 10 the best Poice Tonic In the
worsi TRY It. SAFE reliable, and only IS cents. Sold
by Druggists, mailed free.
Wholesale Agents Geo. q. Goodwin h Co, Rust Bros
4 Bird Boston; W. W. whpple Co., Portland. lyil
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Song OF Iron,

am mighty In the saber,
Piercely welded ny the brave,
Glorious In the stalwart steamer.
Laughing at the storm and wave.
Besuteous In the palace pillars,
Saving In the pointed rod.
Asit brings the deadly lighting
Quelled and harmless 10 the sod.
but there 10 = glorious essence,
Where I take my grsndest power,
Giving 20 the RACE my surest,
Sweetest aid, IN dangers hour.
Sec! before me hy diseases!
See the darkest bydras bow!
See the rose of health and beauty
Take the palest cheek and brow.
Fly, Dyspepsia! ny consumption!
Yes. ali lbs are crushed nj length,
For give what human nature
Only ever needed-sTRkSarH!
Shall tell In what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer up!
PAllid, trembling. dying sufferer.
It's the famed "pERuvtAN SYRuP"
The PERUVIAN SYRUP is N protected solution
Of the protoxide OF Iron. new discovery In medi-
cine that strikes st the root Of disease by snpply.
lax the blood with Its rifsiSriAstSls o. hs sis.sai
me genuine has a PnuviAx Sr.uP" blown IN
the 0lssa Pamphlets ffvs.
'"' Up. DlNsM0RE. Proprietor.
spldby al Druggists. w llftl'I
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Turner'S Tic DOuIOureuX,

Or Universal Neuralgia Piu, Is safe, certain and
speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Disea.
SEES. The severest cases are completely and per-
manently cured In q very short time. Neuralgia
In the lace or head is utterly banished In few
hours. No form OF Nervous Disease withstands
its magic influence IL has the unqualified appro.
val Of many eminent physicians. IL contains
nothing injurious % the most delicate system.
Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF cleo and =
postage Stamps. TURNER 4 CO., l20 fremont
street. Boston, Mass, Proprietors.
Boston, July I, 1861. lyraS
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In Bankruptcy.

VNHIS Is to give notice, that on the nineteenth
i day OF March, A. D. 500 n Warrant In bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate OF Johh Neal OF
In the Countyof York andState Of Maine
who has been udjudyed n bankrupt on his own
Petition, that the payment oil any debts and de-
livery Of any property belonging to such Bank.
rupt tn him. or for his use and the transfer Of any
property nv him are forbidden by law; that n
meeting OF the creditors or the said Bankrupt to
prove their debts and Ia choose one or mort As-
signees Of his estate, will lie held at q Court OF
bankruptcy, to be holden at Biddeford. hef6re Jas
ID. Fessenden, Register, on the fourth day Of May
A. ID. 1868, at IL o'clock NJ, at City Building.
CHARLES CLARK,
US. Marshal rs Messenger, Dist. Of Maine.
ljDW
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Tho celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote
his entire time 20 the treatment OF oil diseases In.
cident to tho female system. An experience oil
-four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases OF sup-
preston and all other Menstrual Derangements.
HON whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Offiee No. Q Endioott street, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those who wish TO 70.
main under treatment.
Boston. June ~, 1867. lryH
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Asslgnee's sale.
yv,Ur under.;cped Assignee in D,nlruntsy. Of

YNHE Undersigned, Assignee In Bankruptcy, OF
i tue es tats IL Joseph Perkins pursuant 20 order
OF Court will seli 1T public auction, on saturday,
May ~. ls6s, Mt u o'clock A. NJ ut his Office m
SAGA the following property, vis. Ono half part VI
the 'pateEt Right to make use, or to cell tu
Others, 10 be used. certain new and improved
steering Apparatps' secured 90 the said Perkins,
and ore Austin Perkins, oy letters patent OF the
2wjli JOHN Q. SCAMMON. Assignee.
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In Bankruptcy.

rTNHIS is to give notice, that on the 10Th day
i of March, A. d., 1868, a Warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued against tho estate OF John II ssyward
Of Alfred In the County ~ York and state Of
Maine, who has been adjudged bankrupt, indi-
yidually and as q member OF the firms Of say
ward 4 Weber and J. II Sayward 4 Co, on his
own Petition that the payment Of any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging to such Bank
rupt 10 him. or for his use, and the transfer Of any
nroperty by him are forbidden by law; that q
meeting OF the creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one OF more As,
signees OF his estate, will be held at Court OF
Bani ruptcy to bc holden at BlddefOrd, before
James ID. Pessenden, Register, on the fourth
day OF May. A. d. 1898, at twelve o'clock. NJ, Mt
City buildings. CHARLES CLARk.
U. i. Marshal ss Messenger, Dist. Of Maine.
lsilW
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I'm bankruptcy.

DISTCCT OF MAINE, IS. This Is to give
lInotiee that second meeting Of the creditors
OF Samuel d. Fitzpatrick, bankrupt, viii he held ct
cy. in said District, at City Rooms Biddsiord on
the sixth day OF April AID 1868, at o'clock A.
for the purpose named In twenty-seventh section
Of the Bankrupt Ar Of March I'd 1897.
I.I JOHN Y. SCAAiM0N, Assignee.
Saco, March ~, 1868. 2wjlt
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In UankruntcY.

nETRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
LED hereby gives notice Of his appointment ~
Assignee Of Horace Bacon, OF Biddsford In we
county Of York and State Of Maine, within san
District. who has been adjudged bankrupt upon
bis own Petition, by the District Court OF ssia
District. JOHN Q. sCAMM0N, AssisnssSs;
Saco, March 10, 1898. 3piS
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nBrMcT OF MAINE. ss.-The unders!gn.
..sirnss Of Arthur B. iisinsss Of S.se, IN ths
County OF York and STATE Of nAies ylsnl1
aid District. Who has been adjudged bsnkrupS
upon his own Petition. by the pistfe' V'ar' "
aid District. .,,,ov .,.,,,..
s.ca. March 2. 1884. 3silS
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La bankruptcy.

DISrNCT OF MAINE, IS. This Is to give
lJnotice that second meeting OF the cred tors
Of Remembrance Leighton, Bankrupt, will be held
st the Office Of J. D. Fessendep, Register In Bank
ruptcy, IN said District, at City Rooms Biddcfr
on the sixth day OF April, A. d. 1868. at a. o'clock
A. NJ for the purpose named In the twenty .seventh
section Of the Bankrupt Act OF March 81 1867.
JOHN Y SCAMMON, Assignee.
Saco, March 70, lsGs. 2wjlt
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,nHTMCr OF MAINE. s.-rhs undeagn.
Led hereby gy.s sStls. Of his ;pPs,nni e b
County q York and 6tata ef Name. yitAin oaio
Distrise Who hss bssa Adjudged hsnlrups spS,dS
DistsSolH ffsr' siJ.Q. 0CANMAN, AfuSnSs.,
Bsco, march 10, 1883. 9jis
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From Mr.. JAnss crRlis, OF AxSssusy, Mas. r
IL vss aoactsd with severe fslon on one Of my
nngsrs and trisd many rsnidies Without rSllst Ny
fsisads induced ne 70 apply yosr 6alva In two
dAys u sxsractsd the inAanasion IRON ny Anger
most say thas tAs saivs worried Ike magic, for II
sneessd ssrs without lssviag . ssaf. unhssita'
tinsiy proeeeess 0yses,s Sshs % s1eellent rsue-
SynSss % sss t'ssss si y appreciated sAres
,ll-L-. ONLY % GENTS Ab0x. 'o ''s'
SETH W. OwLE . SON. Bcstou. Propsistors-
Sold By Apothscariss and areesrs ssssrally. tWi2.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In BRnkruptcy.
In bankruptcy.

rTNHIS Is to give notice, that on the sixteenth day
Il OF March, 4. ID. 1865, q Warrant In bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Andrew ilobson
Jr. of Saco, in the County OF York and
state OF Maine, who has been adjudged Bank.
rupt, individually and rs member OF the firms
of Andrew Hobson q Co., and Peyser Hob
son, on his own Petition, that the payment OF any
debts AID delivery Of any property belonging TO
such Bankrupt, To him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him nrc forbidden by
law, that meeting OF the creditors Of the said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and To choose ono
or more Assiynees of his estate. will be held at
Court Of bankruptcy, 10 be holden ut Biddefori,
before James ID. Fessenden Register, on the sixth
day OF April, A. ID. 1865, at eleven o'clock,
CHARLES CLARK.
U. s. Marshal rs Messenger, Dist. Of Maine.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR. DOW. Physician end snr..on, Ne. 3 I'm
dicott street Boston h eonsultsd daily Tor all die
easss incident % the female system. prohpscs
Cteri. or hlling Of the womb. Yluor AlLls, sup.
pression and other menstrual deran scmeuts arc
speedy relief guaranteed In very fsw days. So
Invariably certain II the new nSde Of treatment.
that most obstinate complaints yield under u. and
the aietsd person soon reioices In perfect bsal,h
the cure OF diseases Of women and children, than
any other physician In Boston, asa has, nncs
Is(s, confined his whole attention On the cure Of
private disesses and Female Con plants.
OF they will not bs answered.
Once honn from 9 A. y. tosP.n
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Important TO the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW continues TO bs consulted Ut his OF
DC. Nos. 7 and Endieotf Street, ilest0n, on all
dIseasesof . PRIVATE OR LlcAIkNATrRE.
| by Q long course nj study and pnesWeal expert
snce Dr. Dow has now the grsiiacaiIon % presents
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
| hiled 20 cure the most alarming cases of Gsne'-
rAss and SypAnis. Beneath his treatment, sII tho
horrors Of venereal and impure hloOh, lBPotsn-
ey, Scroiula Gonorrhea, Ulcers. Pain " Distress
in the regions OF procreation. Inflammation Of the
BlAdde,snd Kidneys, Iiydroeele, Ab-cessss, In.
mors, Prightful SwelIiny,, and the long train 81
horrible symptoms attending this clsss II dsease,
are made TO become a. harmless - the simplest
ailings Of child. Particular attention givento
the treatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In ell It's
forms and stages. Patients Who wish "a remain IN
der DIR. bows treatment q few days or wsehs. Will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for
hoard moderate.
P'S. Ladies' who are tTyuhlsd With any disease
peculiar ~ their systsm. WI md speedy reliably
calling on DR.. DOW. a. hn once. Nc. . Esd's"a
stfeet
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Try T. Cor ID costs but IS cents For sale BY all druggists
90 seul IS cents TO D. z. SEYMOUR CO., Boston, and
receive box by return mall octlssplyiS
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.

Scratch. Scratch, Soratch!
In iron 10 10 IS hours
WhsatoH's OtsfmeHt cures The Hch.
WhsaioRs Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
WAsdtoRs Ointment cures Tdfr.
WA,aios's OiRtmsat cures Bdrbsrs HeA'
WhsatoRs Ointment cures Old sores.
Vhsaions Ointment cures Every ktnd
of Humor like Magic.
Price 50 cts. q box /, by mail. 90 cts. Address
WEEKS & POTTER. No. 40 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all druggists,
boston, Aug 70, 1867. sply1
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-03
Ccrfafn Care de- all Cases,

.rhces who need the services Of "a sxpsrisaeed
physician or surgeon In all difnealt and chfon'c
dissasss Of every name and nature. should give
him q call.
P.6. Dr. Dov imports and has tor alss rev ~.
tale called the Rrsnch secret. Order BY nall. tor
u and red stamp. WI