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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-12

fy~ Y. NJ. Q. A.
REV. THOMAS N. CLARK, D. D.,
Bishop Of Rhode Island,
WILL LECTURE AT
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT.
the 18th instant,
being the Eleventh Of the Course before the Young
Mems Christian Association.
> SUBJECT:
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW
Doors open at OclOck, Lecture ats
n Tickets. Fny Gents each for sale at MotrcrO.t'.
ieiO.sf tstsr and Expressl
ew. c. r. CUMMINs, r,.....
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-. "a Rssf R g ~ THEY
gas No. Ia sEyESsfHf rsTlaEsEr, BETWEEN
Ap:.aiS ss,SIsSnf BOOTS AND sF sSEs for
~ " sEvESf kS$ THE PA,
p<Sffas l.. MOxLEY.
Opera eoaEs for hire. ia2i.u
rSNe WIN. NJ. BARRY, 4
SHOW CASES.
No. SO c STREET
Between SIKH and Seventh streets.
sLyER-PLATEp, WHITE METAL, ROSEWOOD,
MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT, &c.
400 NOTICE TO SPECIAL DEPOsI-
bonds and osI VALUABLE paeGasS 81 IS appe
ssnsS a the Litter hS Of En- SS
concyprrsR1 opinions ~ several omfusSt legal spa
men have also been given In CONSEQUENCE thereof
spoSsiSiity Of ths susSdy Of such SrcIss DepoSi.
tor are e sGSa deposits nov ~. ~
day Of January, 1855. N, ,,ryr,vorov
desl.u Cashier First National Bank.
e(S9sTO MARRY on NOT TO NJ ARRYi
gAS WHY NOTI-serious reflections for Young
Mon. IN Essays Of tho Howard As,Seiation' on the
d ftsG Asr Tsw and
Sent in sOssd eS OF r.
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| nl5Fs THE REPUBLICAN ON THE
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.~5fo TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
4 EAB Tho subscribers offer for sale, In lots 70
sait guIehssers. 300 tons ~ p0GDLL.hhEPINE .
made from The night sol, blood, Snal and dead ami:
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P3hrnSs PER Fos fssh ana shsrss: XIV
iSsi0Lt for weight to any high price suPerphosphate
IN market TIE results on Corn Cotton. Tobacco and
Grain haye befn asto shing the past season II ina;
turesthe crop from ten TO two weeks earlier aud
doubles the crop. Pamphlet with certificates Of hun
dreds Of well known planters and farmers, aud every
infoIma,i9n, sent free to ShY enc app.yilg letter
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb.li.-Adviccs from Lower
California and sonora, January 90, have been
received. III
The elections posed oGauictly. a LIBERAL
elected to Congress. III e
Juarez failed to fsccivs ths cleo tssai vote q
Lower California. - III ~ l.
The Territorial As1c mbiy hss Adjoushsd- II
. Among the bills passed are, Prohibiting the
use OF the stock In Furnishing poems, and an adj
ditionai duty on -four.
Mining news from Lower California 10 cncour-
aging. -. --H--a-yar". 1-r "a
Amerieans In Sonora and Lower Cslifornis
complain OF inaupporatable annoy snees from
Mexican customs officials, the effect Of which Ia
to destroy trade and nulify the spirit Of treaties
They eail onthe United States 70 interfere and
compel the Mexican Government 10 place Amer
leans on . footing with Europesns--to annex
Sonora and lower California. 'I..Ni IT.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-12

e>zRs TO MARRY Or NOT TO MARRYf
~ WHY NoTi-serious reflections for Young
Ply sological Errors, Abuses and Diseases induced
by Ignorance OF Natures Laws, In tho first age Of
Address, DIR, ]. sKlLLIN HOuGHTON. Howard As
aociaton, Philadelphia, Pa, jaO-3m
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oYPicR or DEror QuARrrRHAsrgR,
ST, LouIs, Mo-, Feb, o, 1888 !
Sealed Proposals will bo received at this once until
- clock, on the l2th day Of February, 1885, for
the delivery at this Depot Of the following articles Of
Qnariermaster's stores, yiri
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-17
GRANTS MARCH.
BY c. p. cRANcH.

We are coming from the mountains-we are
coming from the shore,
With Grant to lead our ranks as he led US on
before; 'a'' = n'g,1 Egt
Bu. not for bloody triumph now-the battles
. din is Ger sff
To peace VIC are marching on
CHoRus-Glory, glory, hallelujah!
To peace we arc marching on
We come to save our country by the ballot
and the voice;
And once again our hero shall bid the land
For Grant shall be our President, the
peoples only choice
With him we are marching on
He brought us through the battle-fres, till
victory was won;
His banner still is over us-his fame is like
the sun;
He'll finish now at Washington the fame he
For Grant shall lead US on!
Then down with the Rebocrats and all that
they defend -'i'' 80 "
Down with the rioters with Seymour for
their friend ~ talr
Down with tho Kuklux Klan-confusi bc
z their end, "a ~. 5f"'t t.'t
For Grant is marching on!
He'll lead US on to victory-his step is like
the Fates; EalrL-
He'll lead US on to give US peace, and open
Freedoms gates; gg5
And North and South shall be again n new
United States,
While Grant goes marching on!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-17

CouRrEsIEs OF THE PREss.-A Georgia
editor calls a contemporary "an odious
fungus,". and wants to know how
much swamp land Is worth wherein he
was brought to his slimy maturity
Whereupon the fungus answereth
"Our friend of the 49, can never for
give us for going his bail when he was
accused Of robbing his mothers coffin
of its silver ornaments"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-17

A New YORK paper calls for a market
In that city so regulated that lady can
20 through it without policeman and
/ a bottle of cologne.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-19

HUsAN SKELETONS IN PoAPEii.--Somc OF
the details OF these discoveries, confined
in the journal Of the excavations, arc eS-
tremely curious and interesting. Thus we
read thar on the Both Of August, 1887, n
human skeleton was found in the corridor
OF house which the volcanic matter had
not penetrated, but had 50 completely close,l
OPP by obstructing the doors that escape was
impossible, Here the wretchcd man lived
in utter darkness We know not how long
II is significant circumstance, thar his
tones, instead Of lying in one place, were
CATERED about the apartment, and showed
marks OF having been gnawed. Near them
nv the undisturbcd skeleton ola dog. II Is
vident, therefore, that the brute hnd not
only survived his master, but had also eaten
,im. In shop connected with the public
'.aihs, not far from the forum, were also
,ound two skeletons OF persons who had
lied in each Others embrace. They were
18th in the FRESHNESS Of youth, and Of differ
mt SCI. The affecting spectacle excited an
,nwouicd effusion Of sentiment in the anti
quarian bosom, and tho bony twain were
rhristened Tho Lovers" On the l4th Of
June. OF tho sane year. eight skeletons we're
found under the ruins Of wall, and in May,
1918. another skeleton was discovered near
the Temple Of Jupiter. crushed by marble
column; thus proving concliisivcly That tho
eruption was accompanied by an earth
quake In the Temple Of Iris slso were dis.
covered the remains Of several priests, with
chicken bones, egg shclls. vino goblsts. and
other indications Of banquet, on tahle
near them. One Of them had seized sac.
ri6cial axe with which to effect his escape.
but SINK down exhausted, or probably suf.
located by the mephiiic vapor before accom-
pl'shing his purposs. The statement made
by several writer's, md reiterated BY NJ.
Mounier and Dr. Dyer, that the said priest
actually cut his way through two walls b
"ntirely erroneous; tho walls do not exhibit
my traces Of such operations. Tradition
iells Of another priest who lay in the centrs
Of the adjacent forum t,anguias. This
man, whom Balwsr calls Calanus, was said
to have been carrying of some Of the rich
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-19

Prof. S-ws a physiologic lecturer who
travelled from one end OF tho country 10 an
other, Displaying his :poasn to the best I'd.
vantage in country towns, Among The at
trsetions OF bis exhibition we're skslcton,
and inanakin, the latter very perfect Of
its kind, and capable Of being taken apart
Bit by bit. until nothing was Ieh bat ghast-
" pile OF muscles and olher parts oflhe hu.
man structure. Prof.. 8 wssa big wag in
his wsy. and did. not conhne his drollery to
his assdSqnoee.. In one Of the rural pieces
out wsa 10 Glanced sahave tof a bssifellow
verdaDt .6ulof who Was ahsu1ntsly so
green thAi - - never sesn, or eveu heard
Of srti6cial esseh. Before retiring for the
night The conversation turned upon tho Ia
cility With which soldier, Stopping q the
tavern. ussd his artificial leg, IND mo Pro-
fssor us,onished the vcr,lnnt by telling MN
that some men wcre almost completely ar
tificial. und predicted the time wouh come
when a man might be falso throughout. haS
ing a stomach, In which food might 10
placed, and with the addition Of soonIu
Of patent gastric juice, have the 'ood 99'.S
" digcsted, adding siyly that ne hiinseu was
greatly dependent ON tho MANUFACTURER wi
his PRESENT exis'e'fce. VII, JJ 80 iook
tons The couniry'nah ha'''' ""''" " ''
upon him. ,,, ,,,,.
On retlrlng 70! u' n,sa'. az s,,.n,;o, nv
posely aumc'ed INC ,e1 nn.. : " =" o,,r.
removing nus VIZ VII VIII u no~.,V' NJ M ,.s,h
the ysr,lant, terrified by such performance,
hun;eJly Jumped into bed, and buDing bis
head oenealh uns snee~ u'ea !" 49, "
sell IN s'ecP, Lns WIG 'os'uIV. p'.tSssI
by inarlcuiato muue.nss' sunny e..no
would esnngulsh inc nsnt - no va isnc'
ashamed TO 90 seen mkihS nlmseM apaI
opening ms closet uoo.' no carefully .oos
bis manakin aPsn, anu bringing ou' h'S
nicely cleaned skuii Proceeded 10 arIange
the lungs, heart, kldneys' hver' intesuhes
AMI other parts OF she manak'n ~ VaI'oa u
conspicuous Parts OF ,he room. ino wash
stand, no.e' oureau anu ena''s sv rs,o ps."y
nuered WIN tho apparatus VINO ousy "
h.s WORK no gave uuernnce 10 numerous
pain'ui howis ana gToans' larry making inc
verdant $ hair to stand on end. tie Initiated
tho winding up Of his lungs, IN readiness
ior the morning, ana aI'ef sundry o,ner
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Montal Depression.

Mental depression Is q disease OF the nervous
systsm and Of all the ills nesh Is heir 10, II Is the
ono that excitcs the least sympathy. II Is the sub.
ject OF frequent ests and Is called by various do
risive names but, although II Is oiton laughed at,
II Is not easy 10 laugh the patient out Of the DO.
lief that his Ills are oil real tor II real disorder
the general features Of which arc constant fear,
anxiety and gloom. Tho external senses, rs we'll
rs the mental faculties, often manifest symptoms
Of arrangement Noise. a. OF falling water. and
ringing In tho ears are complained Of while black
speoks and hery sparks frequently nit before the
vision. Admonitions like these should not DO dis
regarded, rs thoy may, if neglected, terminate In
Tho scat OF the disease Is In the brain
and nervous system, and to control tho malady Il
Is necessary To use powerful tonic and Alternative
which will correct and tone those organs without
the brain. This Is tho secret OF the suo.
cess OF HOsTErTER,s STOMACH BIrTERS In
cases Of this kinds for which II Is tho sasest % well
as the best OF restoratives.
In fAot IL 10 the only pure and reliable tonic
stimulant known. Many nostrums, purportlng TO
DO TONES, arc pulled up from time To tinfe In the
newspapers, but the sufferer had better let them
alone. HOSTErTER'S STOMACH BiTTERS has
proven itsolf by many years Of trial. to DO In ev-
cry respect what u 10 represented " DO. June
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TO FEMALES.

DR. W. y. PADELrORD, Physician and
Sgfseon, gires exclusive attention 20 Diseases OF
women; lie has made diseases Of woman his stu
dy for The past twenty years. llis prsolice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In pri.
vae practice. Ills reputation has vouchers In ell
ne city papers, bis patients, and the medical pro.
fss:ion, both here and abrusd, - being the most
shillfL specialist here, and thorolyh mastsr Of
al SEXUAL dlssasss
cal talent Of the country 70 have 10 sQuAl In the
treatment Of Female Complaints and % y no una.
suai Occurrences for physiei.ns in regular prseses
70 recommend patients 70 him for treatment vhsa
smietsd Win dlssasss In his speciality. d
Ladies will receive the most seisntiho attsntioe.
both medically end surEieaily, uith phvats spare-
nea, during siekness and With old md expert
sncsd Mares, II they wish-
ne poor a1vised frss efeharxs. Hhyslsisos OF
patients Wishing his opinion OF sdvios. BY letter,
rsturn mall. .st
Medicines sent 10 all parts al the country.
once, No "a "a HOWARD STREET, Sossou. hsss
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no all persons interested in sishorof tho estates
II heraina named.

no oil persons interested In eithor Of tho estates
hereinafter named
At Court Of Probate held ut Alfred, within
and for the county OF YORK, on inc ., nt;t
cen hundred and sixty eight, the following mat
tiers having been presented for tho action thereup
on hereinafter indicated, II Is hereby Ordered,
terestcd, by causing . copy Of this order 70 be
published three weeks successfully In tho UNION
AsD JOURNAL, and Maino Democrat. papers pub
lshed in biddsiord y said county sns h., 5ns s
York in said county, on tho frst Tuesday
In June neXt Ut ten OF the clock In the lore
noon, and DO heard thereon. and Object they 500
cause.
JOSHUA DEARiHG. late OF Kcnnebunkport. de.
ceased. viii presented for probate by Woodbury.
Smith. tho executor therein named.
C0TToH BEAHE, lato Of Limerick, deceased
win presented for probate b. Mshitablo Dcanc,
the eIecutrix therein named.
ESoCH FURNISH, late Of Wells, deceased, VIII
presented &. probate by hsp'iSsh fur'''A' tho
JOSEPH ,. BiCKFoRD, lato OF s.co, decsas-
ed. viii presented for probate by John IL. Nip-
ley, tho executor therein named.
MARGERY JAMES, late Of Kittery, deceased; -
VIII presented ior probate by Theodore Keen, tho
executor therein named
JOHN ToHNE, late ofNsxas,d, deceased. VIII
presented for probate by Samuel q. Adams, tho
executor therein named. r.....
xppfry cu,cF l.t. nj york deoeased Sec
ond asoount ptsssntsd tor allowances By Isaac
Chick, administrstor.
cuI D., rs y wrrU<M late of Kittery deceas-
ed Pirst account and private account OF admin.
istrator presented for allowance by Nathaniel u.
Marshall, administrator.
-rouy JoyYS l.ts of Ksnnsbunk. deceased.-
First account presented for allowance by William
Downing, administrator.
cHtRLES RrrD. late Of Novaeld. deoessed.-
First account nresentod for Allowance by Aaron
Hill, executor. =.
wiLIIIm YxDLry0H. late OF soutb berwick,
deceased. Private account Of administrator pre-
.ented for allowance by Daniel Wadlsigh, admin
istrstor.
second account presented for allowance by Joshua
Maxwell, executor.
MARY DURRELI.. late IL Ksnnsbunk port, de-
ioWsnes by james T. Dsrreli, adnlinistrstor.
s,TuIy,cL JcrrERDs lats Of K.pn.bunk.
decessed. First account presented for Allowance
by Jamss y. Jenerds executor.
opIy cHIILIcs. late of Nsvasld. dsce...d-
u, okaM ~. q, M Sor .iiosancs S ssn,nsI
O. Adams, administrator. Also the petition OF
Hannah Challica widow OF said deceased, for IN
Allowance out OF tho personal estate.
Ipey . IroRo minor and child NJ B.n,.mln
y. Lesro, late OF Lehsnan, deceased. Rirst nc.
co,nt nresented for allowance By Eben X I,rock
Guardian,
CLARENCE n. MATTHEW'S, Of all. minor,
~ .htidr.n af Rohlnsou Nattbov, Iat. " = i,ts-
.na $500 roar,h ,ceoun, nr,..,,ss ~, liz
~, deceased. tSusn sSsoult presented nor aiioW'
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A number OF years ago at the session OF
one Of our Courts, the lawyers who were in
attendance wero in the habit Of putting up
ut house Of entertainment kcptl,y buxom
widow lady ola very high sense ofpropriety
and great dignity ofdeporment. This lady
always presided at the head Of the table dur
ing meals, and the place Of honor on her
right was regarded rs duo to the most staid,
proper md elderly member Of the Bar. by
unanimous consent Of tho lawyers, Colonel
B-,a very modest, discreet and pious Coun-
sellor. was selected for this distinction.
Now though possessing many sterling virtues
Col. B-possesscd one weakness, but il was
not weakness Of tho head or Of the heart,
but orthc eyelid. He had the habit OF wink
ing necessarily and Involuntary, which.
with persons who did not know the cause
Of Il, Left an uniavorablc impression Of the
Coloncl's seriousness and sincerity. lie
was ctcrnally being suspected Of, what Inc
was the last man to conceive Of TO vita
design Of joking or quizzing everybody, oil
on account OF the perpetual motion OF his
cyclnlS Well, on the first occasion the
Colonel took possession Of the seat nearest
10 ..mne hostess, his bland and amiable
expression and dignifed address, created
quite favorable impression upon her lady
ship. The soup was over, and tie hostess
began to ply the Colonel with various tempt.
ing dishes, all Of which he accepted or ,le.
clncd with pleasant smile, aud with his
invarial,c wink. At last Il was perceptibl.
to the company that tho hostess was cycling
her distinguished guest rather inquiripgly
and significantly these glances were always
met by the Colonel with his usual smile and
wink. hut these amiable demonstrations
were far from producing the effect designed
upon Madame, who began to irown and
look very threaieninsly nj the innocent Colo
mel, who only smiled ind winkcd the more
iascinatingly. Finally, however,t TO the very
great horror Of the Bar, and the utter anni-
hila,ion Of the worthy Colonel, the hostess
slapped the table Indignantly with her right
hand. and fixing her eyes very pointedly
and fiercely upon the object Of her wrath
cried out ut the top Of her voice, "You sanc-
tilted, weason.iaced old villain, Ill let you
know I'm not one Of them ar sor!" What
nigh, have followed this explosion Of wrath
Il would be impossible to conjecture, rs the
unfortunate possassor Of the weak eyelid
,lccampcd In haste from the post Of honor,
and never after could bc persuaded to act
the agreeable to buxohh widows.
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THE ERRoRs OF YOUTH,

rhose who are suffering from the above should procure
Dr. Hayes New Medical Book, entitled THE SCIENCE
OF LIFE or sELF-PREsERyATl0N,"or apply 70 the
author Of that invaluable treatise.
Impaired manhood Of middle agol people perfectly 70
stored Prevention TO Conception, Pregnancy, and Ireg-
ularitiss and all Complaints % Women fully explained.
This book contains 80 pages printed on fns paper u
ustrais with beautiful .ngravings bound In beautiful
CLOTH and 10 universally pronounced The best medical
Vsrk 30 tAs rorid
sent 10 all parts Of the country by mall securely seaie
br. A A. HAYES. NJ. Bulhnch Street. % J. J. DYxR
co IS School Street, Boston.
~ B-Dr 10. Can always be consulted In the srictest
confidence from O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock In
the evening. IHrioiabis secrecy and certain relief
RsnnssR, No. Buldnch Street, Boston,
opposite Revere House. sply2lj
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weellly Line!

On and after the 18th inst. tho fine
S RaE Do. nsS ran. :. co WI.
Leave ualps Wharf, Portland, overy Monday
and Thursday at 5o'clook p. H., and leave Pier
d East River, Now York, every Monday and
ThursdAy, At4f.M
The Dirigo and Pranoonla are atted up with nno
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route Tor tfav.
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In State Room, $500. Cabin passage,
500 Meals extra. III
Goods forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
treal, Quebec, HALIFAX, st. John, and oil parts Of
Maine.
the Steamers ~ early ~ Z r. M. ON the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passageapply to
HENRY FOX, 6alts Wharf. Portland.
J: y, AMEs, rer % East River, New York..
May ., 1858. Gcoj2i
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Special n ot1ces.
.SneEsOm,s Caf0rfA S1sN0
SMp rROCHE POwDVRs

Ass,rhtfuI and p,s.s.n. remedy IN e...h: ss.dsss
bad bsesih Aoar.enes.. sstnmn a., o6iDs !. -.
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..sS c.,.S,h. but loosens tves ths BOD q "
s1sosi,e matter quickly rsmovins Bad bsee1 20 q
80 - mid api agreeable In is effects that u
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-. psvIev, Il % pisassnt 10 the tases, And never
..s,ss vhen swallowed, instantly gvcs 70 NE Ihrcaf
- YooaI O,osssa delicious sensation OF cool.
80. snd comfort. II the bsst Hetes Tosse IN the
,~d TRY u. SAD, reliable, and ouiy - osnss Bold
by p,ugyists, mailrd ffce.
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FEMALE
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL,

A XYselfe Rsmtdy Jor Dtssasts o. hs FsPFoaEefIN
Orgdss.
imparts AMI vigcs 10 the Uterus, AMI gives Ne
pevrt vitality IN the whole system An diseases VI De-
biify pscutr 10 Fswaiss yin And sovereign rrsncdy In
this eomround.
me nio-ug Affections are among those for which 10
peculiarly sdapted ,-sinfal Menstrual Discharges, Sup
pvco u the Mensss profse Menstruatiou, Lsuccrhea
" whites, Clceraled Uterus he ly22jsp
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In Bankraptey.

THIs d to give notice That on the third day
Of Jun; ..a p :,,s 4. w ...ss q I William Rn.s
sawyer Of buxton in ths. County Of York
and State Of haino, Who has boon adjudged .
bankrupt, on his own fsdtiony that the pay.
longing TO such bankrupt 70 him. o. ios his use,
and the transfer OF any propsIty, BY him arc
forbidden by Law that . meeting Of the cred
and TO choose one moro Assignees OF lis estate,
will be held at Court OF bankruptcy, 70 be hol.
den at Blddeiord Maino before j. Fessenden
ton o'clock A. H.. at City Rooms.
CHARLES CLARK,
US. Marshal a. Messenger, Dstof Maine.
2W2J
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-19

REAL LOTERIA DE LA IsLA DE CUBA.
In the drawings for 1858 there viii be
10000 TICKETS e6, 1000
800, 10000 I'm Gold drawn every Seven.
teen Days.
Prizes cshcd ami information given also highest rates
paid for sIani.h Doublons AMI all kinda 81 Gold and S
vet by GEORGE UPIIAM,
ly3u % North Main street, Providence, II. l. .
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The celebrated DIR. DOW continues 70 devote
his entire time 10 the treatment Of dSeascs 10.
cident 90 the female system. An experience OF
twenty .lonr years enables him tn
and permsnent relief IN the worst cases OF Sup-
preston and al other Menstrual Derangements.
kom whatever cause All fettess Tor advice must
contain Al Office No. y Endioott street, Boston.
n. Blizzard Furnished to those who wish to TO
main under treatment
Boston, June ~, 1867. lryA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-19

DR.. Days ssnguinaio, or Blood rurifeT, Assure
cure foe Dyspeisla sure cure fOr Catah for
Headache sure for all diseases arising nom an Inn
pure stats q the blood Made om and hssts, and
sAe In all Gases. Give trial and satisfy yourself Dc
sure and get only De- Days sangulnsio Blood fuer
all others are countSsi- Price One Dear-Six bottles
fs Five Dollars. BAILEY BRADFORD, propretou
SIS washlnttoN ST., Boston, Mas yN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-19

diver fuspiturs, Of the temple when dseah
overlook him. Al the Journal makes no
mention Of this circumstances, tho reaT
will receive tho >sceount cum g'uso so'"'
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-19
A isrsisasi, Medicine yeV tie
Of the BLOOD
DIR. J. ". P0LAND'S HUM0R DOCTOR;

positive rsmeiy foe all kids d lumcrs,-Scrof1la
scuryy Salt Rheum, ErysAs, Nette Rash Bosls, Car
bunclcs uoer and an Obstinate Affections Of The Skin
Nesruria Diseases and every rsint q The systcm Dys-
PERSIA and those diseases originating 10 the deranrment
q he digestive crAns, via bilious ComPains, Neural
ia Neryous Affections Headache, lAngua, Los d AP-
pstts, Dsprcsssca u sptrits, and ccstiveucss-