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Ulesra,ed Throat. unless The liver and stomach

Ulesr.,sd Throat, unless The liver and stomach
:, IL person h.; son,ump!ien Of course the lungs
pronchial Irritation, pleura adhesion, or the lungs
are mas Of Inflammation and fAst dscaying. IN
such c.see what must be donsi Il 10 not oaly the
lungs that are wasting, but 10 10 the whole body
The stomach and liver have lost their power 70
make blood out Of food.
Now the only chance 10 TO take Dr. schenh,s
three medicines, which will bring up tone 70 the
win digest easily and make good blood, then me
patient begins TO gain flesh, and as soon a. The
body begins 70 grow. the lungs commence 70 heal
up, up. and the patient gets ne.hy and we'll. This Is
When there is no lung disease and only Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schencks Seawood Ton.
10 and Mandrake Pills ara sufficient, without the
Pulmonic syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely
10 AL pillious complaints, - they are perfectly
Dr. scheuck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, and now weighs 22s
pounds, was wasted away 10 mere skeleton, In
The very last stage of Pulmonary Consumption,
his ply sicians having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned him 10 his fAts. lie was cured
by the Aforesaid medicines, and since his recovery
many Thousands similarly afflicted have used DIR.
Schencks preparations with the sams remarkable
success: tull directions accompany each, making
10 not absolutely necessary TO personally see DR..
schenck, unless patients wish their lungs examin.
ed and for this purpose he 10 professionally at his
Principal Office, Philadelphia, every Saturday,
where all letters for advice must be addressed lie
Is also professionally ut No. -, Bond street. New
York, every other Tuesday, and at No. Is, Hanover
street, Boston, every other Wednesday. lie gives
his ItespiIometer the price 10 IS. once hours at
each city from Q A. NJ. TO 3 M.
each sl5o per bottle, or $50 half dozen. Man
% Hanover street, Boston, Wholesale agentT- Per
sale by all druggists IyJ'
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From the DispensatOry OF the United statesl
DIOsMA CRENATA-BUCuU LEAVES.

PRoPERrIEs.-Their odor Is strong. difrdslve. and
somewhat aromatic their taste bitterish, and anal
ogOus TO mint.
gently stimulant. with peculiar tendency to the
Urinary Organs.
They are given IN complaints OF the Urinary Or
gans, such Gravel, Chronic Catarrh OF the Bad
der, Morbid Irritation OF the Bladder aud uthera,
Disease OF the Prostate Gland, and Retention or
IncOntinence OF Urine, from 4 loss OF tone In the
parts concerned in its evacuation. The remedy
has also been recommended In DYSPEPSIA, chrome
H.Lm6oLd's Extract BHeha Is used by persons iron
the ages OF ~ TO 25 and from IS To S. In the de-
cline or change OF life ster confinement, or labor
pains bed-wetting In children.
In affections peculiar to females. the Extract
Buehu Is unequalled by any other remedy, rs In
ChlorOsis or Retention, lrregularlty, Paniulness
or Suppression OF the Customary Excavations, VI
cerated or Schirrous state Of tho Uteru., Leucor'
rhea or Whites
Diseases Of hs BLADDER. Kidneys, Crawl, and DROP
slcai Sp,iiinys-This medicine increases the power
OF Digestion, and excites the absorbents into
healthy action, by which the watery or calcareous
d dispositions and all unnatural snlargements are
reduced, as we'll as pain aud Inflammation.
H,laboIfs Extract BuehH has cured every case
of diabetes In which II has been gwen. Irritation
OF the neck of the bladder, and Inflammation OF
the kidneys, liberation OF the Kidneys and blad'
der, retention OF urine. diseases OF the prostate
gland stone In the bladder calculus, gravel, brick
dust deposit, and mucus OF milky discharges, and
for enfeebled and delicate constitutions, OF both
sexes. attended with the following symptoms In
disposition to sxertion, loss OF power loss Of mem
DRY, diniculty of breathing. weak nerves, trem
bling, horror OF disease, wakefulness, dmness o
vision pain In the back, hot hands, flushing OF the
body. dryness VI the skin. eruption on the lace
pallld countenance universal lassitude OF the mus
cular system, &C.
H,irneolrs Extract Backs Is diuretic and blood
purifying, and cures oil diseases arising from han
ts OF dissipation, exces. and imprudences In ills
liia impurities Of tho blood, &c., superceding Co
pabia In affections for which 10 Is used such rs gon
orrh9a, elects OF long standing, and syphilitis
tions-in these diseases, used In connection
with Hsinboids Rose Wash.
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere
Beware or counterfeits. Ask Tor helmeoid'.
Tske no other. PRICE-si.25 per bottle, or six bot
ties for s6.JO. Delivered to any address Describe
symptoms In all communications.
Address ii. T. HELMBOLD. 59i broadway, N. Y
NONE ARE GENUINE s~ies' done up IN steel
engraved wrapper, vita Jse-sinis Of my CAsmied'
WgsAosss, and ngnsd
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Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,

Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure Con-
sumption. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, IL Ia
hen according 10 directions. They cleanse the
r,.s The liver and put = e SSrs then
makes good blood the patient begins To grow In
nesh the diseased matter riPens In The lungs, and
the patient eutgrows the disease and gets we'll.
This IA the only way 10 cure consumption.
To these three medicines Or. J. III. Shenck, OF
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success In the
treatment Of pulmonary consumption. The pull.
monio Syrup npens the morbid matter IN the
lungs, nature throws 10 or by an easy expectora.
ton, for when the phlegm or matter ripe slight
cough will throw 10 on. and the patient has rest,
AMI the lungs begin 20 heal
~. To "a 40 this. the scssssd Tonic and Mandrake
pills must be freely used TO cleanse the stomach
and liver. 30 that the rulmonlc syrup and the
food will make good blood;
schsncks Mandrake rlls act upon the liver, re-
moving all ohstructions. relax the ducts OF the
All bladder the bile starts freely, and The liver
soon relieved the stools will show what the filis
can do nothing has ever been invented except
salomel G deadly poison wnya ,ss, IN SsioSi the
gall bladder and start the secretions OF the hVef
like Schenck's Mandrake Pills
Liver Complain. IL ono Of the most prominent
sss.oess. 'sea-esd Tonic Is . gentle stimu-
lant and Alternative, and the ahsli In the Seaweed
which this preparation Is made or assists the
stomach 20 throw out the gastric juice 10 dissolve
The food with IN, Puimonic syrup. and 10 Is made
into good blood without Fermentation OF soutinS
in the stomach.
The great reason Why physicians do not cure
Consumption Is, they try TO do too much they
give medicine 90 stop tho cough, 20 stop ehils 10
stop night swests, hectic fever. and by % dsing
they dtrange the whole digestive powers, loohinx
mp the secretions, and eventually the patient
sinks and dies.
DR. schenct, In his Treatment, does not try 10
stop cough, night sveats ehills or fever. Re-
accord. No one cAnt be cured OF Consumption
Liver Complaint, Byspepisi Caiarh, Cankcr.
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2ortru.
Ifeorea,rard.

Land birds at seal Your softly sounding notes
Fall sweet upon our ears so yexed with storm
And Ger the pillows oftumultuous Life
We seem 10 see, cen now, the an gels form
That angel who will greet US at the shore,
Though nected and stained with the wild
oceans foam.
Then blow yc winds and rage, yc watery wastes
We care not for you 50 ye speed us Home.
o for that harbcrl where our life's wilt waves
Fall into gentle ripPles on the strand;
Where the loud winds as whispering breezes stir,
And the rough sea son melts into the land;
Where gentle forms, In angel-guise, will throng
To greet W. stonn.tossed roamers OF the
main,-
VIII change our ragged raiment for the white
And glorious robes which time shall never stain.
O for that rest Of which these sweet notes sing:
o for that bliss Of which they family speak;
q forthat milk.white flock, Ger pastures green,
by ripping brooks, led by their shepherd meek
Protect Us, Father by thy mighty power;
Breathe In. % Spirit, something Of Thy fire,
Till the great Shephearl to His sheltering arms
shall take Ills lambs, all dark with Sins foul
miTe.
u long lost lambs we've wandered far and sore,
In deserts drcar and w$ds all stark and bare;
Hut. 'yond the stream there glrmmers bright the
green
Ofmesdows sotly swelling, fresh and fair.
The Shepherds voice doth call, His sheep reply
Plunge boldly tits hut enc pang the more
No more To sin and suner,-but to die
And meet your saviour ON the further shorei
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@isfellaueons.
Yoasg Men Ia cities.

Just now open your eyes n little.
Young men come from the country into
the cities. They leave with a mothers
blessing, and tears shower from them like
rain. The fathers trembling hands are
upon his head; the boy, weeping, bows to
receive the fathers bcnediction and pray
or and trembling accents 80 TO God for
guidance and protection upon the hope of
his age as he goes out among strangers to
carve out his fortune. He has gone; the
city Is reached; the days are worn away
in unwonted and wearying work, and the
nights are unoccupled.
Tell me. can poor boy be expected to
be strong enough to sit in cold, unlight-
ed, unwarmed, unadorned room, on the
fith floor, when there Is n street full OF
light and life surging below hims IL Is
impossible. He has purchased by the toll
Of the day the right to the recreation OF
the night. He goes into the street, anu
looks iuto the sea Of strange faces, hunts
'f "hN NN"h but SloW "uto"s h'tA -
ter hour. This he does for little time
but soon he has seen all the shows and be-
comes familiar with all the faces. and has
found no friends-no society. His heart
burns and bleeds, and there Is n call for
society somewhere. He looks about him
all the homes are shut, and below him all
the hells are open. He has never been
there; but he stands on the threshold,
looking In. There are music, gayety, and
life; and there are those who are social.
The plous world has closed Its doors, and
there comes up before him something 20
meet the demands Of his social nature. He
trembles moment on the threshold; IN,
beam polses and balances on the pivot OF
his destiny. From the light, and the mu
sic, and the joy. hands beckon to him; h,
hesitates and trembles; he goes in-he L
lost! Hell has him Tomorrow. II,
washes up yonder to the surface OF soclet,
bloated wreck, or bangles felon. VIII,
murdered himr whereas the guilt. Tel
me. men Of homes, was he not as good a,
your son or daughters Came he not iron
a fathers prayers and a mothers tears
He has not all through the year bowed a
a family altor, and yet, somehow, yo'
shut him out, and the devil got him. Co
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The Journal Of Health contains the fol-
lowing information:
Great eaters never live long. a vora-
cious appetite, so far from being Il sign
of good health, is q certain Indication of
disease. Some dyspeptics are always
hungry, and feel best when eating; but
as soon as they have finished eating, they
endure torments so distressing In their
nature as to make the unhappy victim
wish for death. The appetite Of health Is
that which Is inclined moderately to eat
when eating time comes, and which, when
satisfied leaves DO unpleasant remalnders.
Multitudes measure their health by the
quantity they eat, and ont Of ten persons
nine are gratifed with an increase OF
weight, with in reality, an increase of dis
ease; showing that the absorbents Of the
system are too weak to discharge their
duty, and tendency to fatness. to obesity,
increases until existence becomes bur-
den, and sudden death loses the painful
history
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Peril. Of an ONLY Chad.

1t Is harder TO bring up one child well
than six. In large family, the children
help to bring one another up. 1t is not
merely that the elder ones assist In taking
care OF the younger, but they all influence
one another proftably In other ways;
vanity Is sometimes laughed into modesty,
and arrogance is snubbed into humility.
Each child is kept constantly in mind that
Others have rights, and feelings, and pref
erence, as well rs himself; he forms the
habit of considering those rights, feelings
and preferences, and he is thus prepared
to get along as we say,with those among
whom his lot may be cast. Parents with
one child have difficult task, and their
best way is to get for their solitary chick as
many play-fellows Of its own age rs they
can. II Is bad for child to
associate too much with persons of mature
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TO FEMALES,

DIR. fRED'H MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention 20 Diseases OF
Women. lie has made diseases OF woman his stu.
dy for the past twenty years. Ills practice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In pri.
vate practice. His reputation has vouchers In all
the city papers, his patients, and the medical pruS
fession, both hero and abroad, as being the most
skiilnil specialist here, and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases.
DIR. MORRILL, IL admitted by tho best medS
cal talent Of the country 10 have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints. and IL Is no UNIV
suai occurrence for physicians In regular practice
to recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
afflicted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and surgicaily, with private apart
ments during sickness, and with old and expert
enced nurses, II they wish.
The poor advised free ofcharge. Physicians OF
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter
and enclosing the usual lee, will be answered by
return mali. ~
Medicines sent 10 all parts OF the country.
ONCE, No. IS HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass
YZbl
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Important Certificate |!
Speedy euro Of whoopinG Cough.

j. w. PICKETT, ESQ brookyh' MI
am not In the habit OF taking advertised mcdi-
clnes, nor Of certifying 10 their curative effects
when they come under my observation but feel
constrained To make an exception In hvor Of
DODDS NERyINE AND INVlG0RAT0R,a med.
icne have used In my hmily for some time past.
NV little daughter had been suffering from severe
whoopipg Cough for several weeks, and was 90
much broken Of rest at night that-by excessive
coughing ana loss or sleep-her constitution and
general health seemed 10 be giving way: Various
remedies OF pallatives were recommended BY In
timats neighbors, but nothing was tired until our
attention Was called by . physician. not now In
practice, 10 Dodds Nervine. This NO procured
and commenced using ut oncc-with IN eject I'm.
mediate and surprising. A the convulsions were
hardest at night, We began by giving the Nervine
on her going TO bed. The first dose administered
made IL impression the cough became less NO
quent. and very much less severe-she soon got
her accustomed slsep-rapldly revived In health
and yisor-and In few days was % well 40 ever.
What was lett Of the hopping Cough was there.
AFTER OF no trouble. or course cannot bat con-
cider Dtdds Nervins and invigorator an inyalua-
BILE remedy for this distressing mAlady. / may
add that | have since recommended IL 10 ssyeral
family friends, In like circumstances, and have
found 10 in every case TO DO equally succcssfu, It
needs only to be known to come Into Snlysrssl de-
mand. ). W'.rEChBT:
Por sale by druggists. Price One Dollar. sws
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and the prisoner was lodged in the Ar.
mory. The officers have had no rest since
they left Boston, ten days ago, so they
will wait t6rccrult until "Wednesday, when
they VIII depart for Newburyport.
The prisoner Is a man about thirty-ilve
years old. five feet nlnelnches high, light
ly built, lean. and ola dark complexion.
He has wife and four children and an
aged motheri in Newburyport. He seems
entirely Indifferent to the charges brought
against him. The only explanation that
can be given of his strange conduct is that
he has mania for burning, and enjoys
the excitement of blaze.
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mare Ltsses.

.when the morning stars sang tosether'' mus
have been common meteor.
,..,.h.nxe says that fellow In that localit,
4. r,d,nr . hog through the streets as preparation,
,,,.c,Ice TO managing tho yeiocipcde.
p,,hsr rude when MEND asks how your new
80 answers, TO tell him you havnt asked u
any questions yet
eve see says swim, In one Of his sarcastic
moods, "whst God thinks OF riches BY the people
he gives them too"
vbv az. little folks on Christmas morning like
,r,msn AT work. Because they are very busy
with their hose.
There 4, only one thing worse than ignorance
- ,n,, "a concelt. or all intraetsble fools an
cycrwise man Is the worst
whs, is the difference between young lady
,,, a night.capl One Is born to wed' anu inc
other worn to bed.
child. speaking OF his home 10 a friend, was
- aWhere Is your homer Looking with
living eyes at hrs mother, he replied. "Where
u1theris H."
local noel lndi,cd sonnet to his mistress,
erf,tIed of kissed her SUB rosa :" The eompositor
knew better thah uia'' an" Wv ~ "
Latin, IL kissed her '"s' ""'a
PENNSYLVANIA chap recently tried TO open n
bcmb.shell with red hot poker. The last seen
ofblm he was looking for place to hang his hat,
IN The milky way.
.vn.r. ~, askeda schooimaster pointing
.. ,,o is,,cr Y cps dsddy's name.s "No, you
blockhead, lie Y" "Tanr nuther,' it's daddy's
name for seed him write Il many time.
,,...,,, 4. . o.,,e,paI confession OF weakness
=. 80. ,.I nan, 90 and can't, Fretting is ike
.,,, ,,hinin, q, a door because
-. -
~
The Chicago Ia'les paper 'o'o''',
cushions Tor the seats IN Puoiio sonoo'
Liberal paud,ns 'or 'ne uy"s. ., ..,n',,s I'm,
"ouiu cover Wv s"ae ,"1' a., ,,a.,,, a..
per 'io o'V '" "o.' ''''
ie'uohs'o '''''u'''
At late fire In London, while the engineswere
discharging their contents against the front OF
the house, AN inscription ON u became nearly oblt.
Grated. "By my SOUL" exclaimed witty Irish
man, ''this Is a queer time for JOKE And
who Is joking" growied one OF the nremen
"why, don't you see, honey, how you are playing
upon words 2" replied rat
In order TO amuse the children ON saobath,
lady was engaged in reading nom the Bible the
story OF David and Goliah, and, coming to tha
passage In which Goiiah so boastingly and def
antly dared the young stripping little chap, al
most In his first trousers said: "sister SKIP That
skip that. he's blowingi ! want TO know who
Iiekedf"
Michael Kelly. the once popular singer and
.ou,no,., wa. I'm bps,ns.s I'm IN. uaymarlet n,
: MIN. ,0srrn.n, ana wrote over nj. door. ",li
80, uouv co,,no..r q, N,si, AMI Im,o,,.r a,
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Serni-WeeklV Line!

On and amer the 18th inst. the ine
IT. Steamer Dirigo and franconis, Will
G.@S-.- until further notice, runs as follows !,
Leave Gaits Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and leave
Pier "a East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THU RSDAY. at3P.M
The Dirigo and Franconia are lifted up with nne
accommpd ations for passengers, making this the
most conyeient and comfortable route Tor trav-
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, in State Room, $500. Cabin passage,
$500 Meals extra.
floods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
treal, Quebec, Halifax, st. John, and all parts OF
Maine.
the Steamers as early rs 3P. 81. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply to
HENRY Fox, Gait's Wharf. Portland.
]. Y, AMES, Pier 35 East River, New York. -
i May q, 1865.
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Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females,
has pla,9d DR. DOW at the head Of all physicians
making such practice n speciality, and enables
him 10 guarantee speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF Suppression and all other Men
struaI Dsrang,msats, from whatever eas's. All let
tets for advice must contain 81. Office, No. Endi
colt Street Boston.
n B.-Board rnlshed to those desiring TO re.
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lS6S-sp. mol yrs
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DR.. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
A Blood Purifier and Regulator.

Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Liver Complaint
Nervous Affections, Diseases OF the Skin, Consump.
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrhea, and Diseases
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by HOPklNS
a CO., Proprietors OF the celebrated Catarrh Tro-
ches and Electric Hair RestOrer lsS Main street,
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
snlyaSl
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Special Notices.
TO TIE LADIES
Or
YORK COUNTY AND VICINITY!

A Choice selection OF Millinery and Fancy Goods
can always be obtained at Mrs u. LAGARDE's, No.
AZ Factory Island, Saco also, at her New Branch
store at Moderation Village (west Buxton), where
all the Latest New York and Boston Styles will
he represented 3m9
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. n. EDDY,


Solicitor Of Patents,
Late Ioerf of tAs Unifsd States Patent ohes. WasA
inyfon, under ns Act Of 1851,
Is State ST., opposite Kiiby st., Boston,
.FrER An extensive practice OF upwards Of 20
n years, continues TO secure patents In the Unit.
foreign countries. Caveats. Specification, Bonds
Iss,rnments, and all papers or drawing. for rat-
ents executed on reasonable terms with dspstcn.
~. IN determine the validity and utility Of
pstents Of Inventions, and legal snd other advice
rendered on Ill matters touching the same. Copies
Of the claims OF any paten. mrn ahsd wa.h.
ington. ,,,,,,o,
6.ei,t,ss 10; OBTAINING Psfsrts or a'etrfaniHg hs
purinr eight months the subscriber. in the
1880 ~ his large practice made on frtes rstssfsd
sWpiiestions, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY OsE
OF which was decided N Az ysserby tho Comm"-
.. TESTIMONIALS.
ar re-.rd Mr. Ediy ~ one Of the most oasssi.
AVID ,sests,fai practitioners with whom nA'e hAa
oni''A' 'ut CHARLES MASON. Com'r Of rsteuts
81 have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ . man wore eewsssM ass
t,.,irortAy and more capable o. y, sSssn an ssry
and favorable consideration at the Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE
Late Com'r Of Patents"
"Nr. n. II. EDDY has made for ne TIIlRIbsN
applications, ON all but ONE Of which patents
have been granted, and that one II ssw pssfsng.
such unmista kabls proof of great talent and anil
ity ON his pait, leads me % recommend ALL IN
vsntors % apply IN him TO pressure their
~ they may be sure Of having tho most hithiul
attention bestowed on their cases and 81 very rca
sonabis charges. JOuN TAonAb''
Boston, Jan. I, 1863. ys
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The Medicine for
.hooping Cough.

agreeable and almost instant relief In the SPANS
OF Whooplng Cou al. This 10 complaint that all
children are expected 10 have and whom It comes,
strange 70 say: they are len 10 light through a.
Its intensity or help the sufferers along. And
when u IL reelected that very many OF the diseases
OF older and adult years have their origin In the
would be utterly unaccountable but for the fact
that children's diseases. like many OF the weak.
nesses OF women, are considered 90 much matter
OF course that people have become stoIcally un.
concerned about them. Let them coug1 10 through
rs We did, seems generally 10 DO the unfeeling
word. Whooping Cough !. . Nervous disease. and
Dodds Neryinc and lnvigorator treats 10 with
save your little ones the WORT agony Of tins dis
tressing affection. A sure and beneacent medi-