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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-01-21
POfITICdL.


The President yesterday sent to the Senate
the following nominations United States At
tOrney Nathan Webb, for. District Of Maine !;
Sebastian s. Marble, United States Marshal for
District Of Maine. Collector Of Customs, L s.
J. Nealley. at Bath, Maine.
The Mississippi Legislature. says ndispatch,
on Saturday ratified the 18th amendment with
only one dissenting vote in the House.
Friday was lively day Mt the national House
Of Representatives. No less than sixteen set
speeches were made on the Virginia bin. and
six members who could not getthe aOor OBJ
tanned permission to print their remarks. The
Republican delegation Of every State was di-
videi on the vote. .,.-.,...-
Ohio has nineteen Republican dailies to fur
political Information for the Democrats who can
not obtain II from the four Democratic dailies
published in the State. .....- ..-.-..l.
The California Senate has adjourned without
voting on the ratification Of the constitution a.
mendment. -.
Gen. Reynolds telegsphs Gen. Sherman that
he has Issued proclamation declaring the Tex
as State Constitution adopted, and naming the
members Of Congress aud members Of the Leeis-
laturcs elect. He also announces that he has
Organi,d provisional State Government, and
has installed Davis as Governor. flanagan as
Lieutenant Governor. and that he will convene
the Begislaturc by proclamation at once. Gen.
sherman has approved his action. -Ii-rr7-o
The official eoun, in Mississippi makes AZ
eOrn's maj rity for Governor over Dent 5000;
AMI gives the following Republican majorties
for Congress: First District, Geo. T. Harris,
$50 second District. J. L. Msrphis. 1881 ;
Third Districi, Henry W. Barry, 1914; Fourth
District. Geo. C. Mckee. II, 2s9 Fiah District,
Legr,nd W. Pierce, 500. sr''' -''i ~ ,1'''1'
Rhode Island makes the tueuty-fifsh State
that has ratified the Fifteenth Amendment.
Only three more wanted.
The Iowa Senate ratified the 18th amendment
last "Wednesday. by a, vote Of a to 9, and both
branches Of the Legislation ratified the election
Of Hon. Geo. q. wrisb, as U. s senator for the
long term, and j.. b. Howell. for the sbor,
term.
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Prince Arthur, the third son Of Queen victo..
ria, is soon to cruss the Canadian border and
present himself In Washington and In our other
large cities. Like his distinguished brother, Al.
pert Edward, few ycars ago, he Ii welcome to
make the tour Of our country, particularly for
his honored mcther's ake |; but We trust that
the ovatious, the demonstrations and the great
time generally, which characterized that visit,
VII be omittel.lGeolos;.ts may learn Of The
rapid formation Of sediment, nom the work OF
Col. Gowen. In raising the sunksn ships At &C.
bastopol lie found the ships buried in mud
from nineteen to twenty -thrve ieet deep, and
was obliged to provide spnratus not merely for
lifting them from deep water, but also for dig
gins them out Of The mud Irr1IN-I
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real estate there Tho ''doctOr's" medicine
costs him little. AMI his praSiiee is large. lie
is good friend % the undertAkers. 100. and 70
long as his ons-sarsd patients are satisfied, why
should we esinpiaia, Anan died across the
bay last month, Of consumption, who was one
Of Ii Pc Tai's patients. The treatment he re-
ce;.-i from che latter was characteristics, and
therefore may be mentioned. He told the pa
tent that he required two things-to be re-
duced. and to be built up. The Caucasian be-
lief is that consumption is more than sufficient
for the reducing process, but the Mongolian NJ.
ID. knew better. and so for some weeks he Ia
bored assiduOusly, in conjunction with the dis
ease, to reduce the patient. His treatment sue
ceelsd admirably, but about the time that he
had accomplished such a success, the services
Of the undertaken were required, and the build
ing up part never came into play at all. OF
course this was not the Doctors fault. Such
mistakes viii happen, even with a Chinese ply
sician, and we are glad 10 know that the faith
Of DIR. Ii Po Tai's white patients has not been
in the least shaken by the little mshap narrated.
They still crowd his rooms, I'll his pockets and
swallow his draughts. and he in consequence is
enabled to feather his nest with valuable real
estate. .a.ra H.rafl- .rr- ..f goo
The drug stores are plentiful. and in one
which entered sawa rude scale for weighing,
which was nothing but a scale fastened to each
end Of wooden stick half an inch in diameter
and eighteen inches long balanced in the hand
during the act Of weighing. 10 not know that
such custom Is universal, but think IL may be.
Johns idea Of medicine r. Like his idea Of music
quality being nothing In comparison to guam
tity. Quantity he must have, and 80 he fills his
skin with immense doses Of the vilest COM
pounds, that have no more remedial ELECTS upon
disease than boilsl pin-feathers. No Chinaman
ever advertised himself a surgeon I; because
surgery is unknown in China. II chap breaks
sleg and it can be ''sct" by smoothing II with
the hand IL is set but il II Is 10 fractured that
II cannot be ".e,," the patient gets along as
bcst he can, but amputstions are not allowed In
the "aOwery kingdom r--#rr, .r-r, e. u
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On the vote IN the House on the Vim
ginia Bill The Senators and Represents
tivos from this State were divided. but
they all voted except Mr.. Lynch, who
found 1t convenient to be absent, or as his
paper, tho Portland Press. says by way of
excuse for his dodging the question. che
was teppourily absent Temporarily
absent" is good. Better have said that he
happened tobc attending to the ardnous
duty of trying to find ont when the Pa
body ilcct would arrive OF Portland.
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Norfolk. s25S,3l2 against $50. OO0last year.
In short, the Secretary OF the Nav proposed
besides the $500, 900 for Los quo Island tot !
expenditure Of S3.607, 3N sssinst e45O, 900
last year. The estimates did not inspire him
with much confidence, although the Secretary
promised to effect q saving Of two millions In
the article Of coal alone. That was IN achieve
ment in mathematics which found parallel one
In The achievement OF The Postmaster General
who proposed to save 81, 00O, 900 year by the
abolition ofrths franking TpIsilegse while che
frnnkd matter would hot prciuecs 500 600.
lie thought II the two mathematicians who had
nrompted these two Secretaries could be brought
10 light and set to work they could show that
the public debt might be paid before the eIpira-
tion n the naturalization. Mr., Dawes c@tin-
ned his remarks, showing the absuriityof many
proposed expenditures, up to the hour OF nd
iournmcnt speech was listened to With
marked attention by both sides Of the House.
Jan, ~. sExkTk-Petitions presented and referred.
NJ e sSe III sS. IN State.
1hs P,4sSs hi va. ea saSsn Up, and sea.sed y
Norton. Norton. Wii.cn. Tru,sbali and SIMMER. M.
TSa RI SSs 8 9Rgss IL S Sa .s.5s z
confended that the LIST oath was requirc By the esst
log aNs Amer further debate Mr. Drake aecisrcd his
imposition b. the admission Of Virginia white the 18th
Snendmcnt VIVA s,ill pending he ti'crefre moved S
.ipoBe further consideration Of the subject TIL Mon
e fpotcs p ~ into sssea,,,s .s..loa s.s voted
down when at the sngses!n Of Mr. Edmnnds ihe mo.
order 10 permit vote upon the amendment suhnitts
iS him. The senate then voted on the amendment Of
Mr.. Edmunds 20 reqnre the imPositon Of An oath upon
amendment, which was agreed toeyess Is, nays IA.
IHorsR--k resolution was adopted directing The
OIL nnVr nj ~
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Tho hotels !. AasuA AZ crowded with an1.
bus politicians i@G
y POrtiind ppcrt ~ that upn the arrival Of
tbe naenine bnin nsu VB~tou>at the p. 8. &
p. Depot in Portland, Saturday noon, woman
about twenty 1--we years Of age met with most
miraculous escape from being crushed to death.
1t was another case Of attempting to jump upon
cars in motion.
q Hon! Eli4aTp Mcn. tsrrd.rly Of Bangor.
and once Representative in Congress from this
State, but more recently Chief Justice Of the
Sandwich Islands is now in Washington and on
Saturday ws iptS iuccd to the President by
Secretary Pish, aid delivered his credentials as
Envoy Extraordinary from the Kingdom Of
Hawaii. The customary addresses were made.
A woman BY the name 81 Margaret Ann
Brown. formerly Of St. Johns. was discovered
near the railroad track at Morrill's corner, LAST
Monday frozen to death. A bottle Of whisksy
was under her right arm and bottle Of rum
under her body. She had beet, In the employ
Of Stephen Grant, westbrook, and he discharged
her on Friday morning, when she left, for Pert
land. with 80 in money. She vas seen Friday
night sitting near where she was found Monday
morning, partially covered with snow siIl'
Mr.. Lant, who losthis life BY the frightfal ac-
cident at the Cobsecook paper mill. Tin Gardiner
on Friday lastiras engaged 70 bc married. and
the nuptials were to have taken place Sunday, ,
unfinished Of his wedding day, Il proved to be
the day Of hisbarial ',' ,, - Ia Il,
There IL said to be another movement on
foot to make Portland the capital Of the State. :
We learn that the Judges Of Probate have
been, in session several days in Augusta COM
pairing notes, and examining the Probate. with
view of ascertaining from their experience, lin
what respect the laws may bc'improrcd. They
adjourned finally Friday. The Judges present
were Nourse OF Sagadahoc, Bourne Of York,
Baker Of Kenncbcc, Currier Of Franklin. God
frey of Penohscot, Converse Of Lincoln, Water
man of Cumberland, Munroe Of iPiscataquis,
Dascomb Of Somerset, Levenseier Of Knox We
understand that It was determined that several
beneficial Improvements may be made. No,
TheN.- Y. Commercial Advertiser, noticing
''the progress Of the grand railroad scheme for
connecting Portland, Me-, with San Francisco,
taking Chicago en- routc," says: ~, , 10 ,,
"The Portland people are not satisfied with
tapping the present Pacific Railroad. They
have heard Of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
and they propose to tap that line. This will be
done by q connection from the St Clair River
to East Saginaw, thence to Aisckinaw Straits.
md 20 on to Lake Superior, Duluth, 81. Paul
md the Pacific. Portland proposes 10 gobble
up all this business, and leave nothing for any
other city or port. iuN mt rug Y. M l.
The Argus publishes an account from Its cor.
respondent in Fremont Of the drowning or two
men, named Isaac Bigford and Isaac Verrill,
both sons of sea captains, by the upsctting or
their boat, while out cunning, last Thursday.
The body Of Bigtord was recovered. .'.' o..
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A COUGH, COLD, Or SORE THROAT
PIE VorEAr ExPEnIENCE

10 The treatment q diseases relating 70 he geeave eai
~ n mar ri vcssu, uepsifvd 81 Dr. A. IT, ustes. Of
No. - evissiy asIed I'm ~ ths prvaaitn = snsh
vosk M that vho be has given 70 NE puhie under ths
s,s,,, IN DE rpaboiy Medical Ynsttue, euslisd sIiK
SCIENCE or LIFE, q sKLy-Pnksxnvkfi0S."iTn M
800 - csrs q nervous dsbSy, lnpaenos sediity,
- a. d,ssssed 10 mastery msnnss IN this vcue, and
4, ,SoH BE- rvsd By svuybo6y. Apohsr inportans sct
ssom ths pen Il Dr. Hayes, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY ~
WOMAN. AND HER DisEAsLS y also rubalshd ~
An abch.r column. Ut 'f' ''uf 'lh P-'m
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aEyERAI NEWS ITEMS.

| ,W AD .-1il. --H H T'E wy1i rlb
Canadian papers are advocating tue deepen.
ing OF the We'lana .anaa IN .hc PoInoa Aoi ~
ing Lake Erie 30 a. Gios 'hst @Ao ~ ns
l1eu., "s -. -, .hnndan, sna rn;n,ass
when s Vuni. $500 ~ o. NJ, on,x ar ,Sa nur.
up. s.pp ~a,;on Inn, for tLc min. and fsc.
poses " O, Inv a. o"n.i h.nL. ,.I;cL Layo non
pries sons .ae o I'm, s.on, ~. =, ,,,ra.
xssr - 49, '' '''' '''' ~ ~ ~
,"m'r1 uu 100. ~
Russian jews IN large numbers arc ABOUT 10
cmigrate to this country 70 escape religious
persecution. .lYI .,n uiu. i'll a-l.Tl
Anna (,.r.cbno I voune uir, NJ Kied. in
D $50 rs..nsJ rccon,ly ,,yen Children 'f,nm, a
nsr.;n. hons. vh;ch none M tbc 6rcmen darcd
lto'enter. The Emperor, upon hearing Of her
hcroism, sent her thousand silver roubes, and
tho Empress presented her, with valuable neck
lace. f'u E'1yp ,gff r,,ii..t-,.If..ri .,r, f. l
o.,, IN
genue,an " i' ,u -, un, la a.
le 10Y o"ie n.y.; ~ "' s,a.s snd s,,.d H. ~,
cenuS' woA ni.h 'sI s'o'T " a.. ., ,A az.
WIN lev Pa,r =. snoes 1911, I ho,I p'. ,h Wv
oeIe'o'ena sonecan 80 S.un ~. ;n IT,"
anu MI HeeonP.as noso A 80, ,.v
nanq, Wno s.,u 'aat -. "'s ~ IVY
MS son SHOES 'lah 'ho S'e'" a', ""i'" P'o'''
10 bc uue'yi. ui OF .Wi .HiMN HiIsr1I
The melancholy state of three children In Pas
sale county. N. j.. who wandered into the woods
In .earcb Of nuts on New Years day has been
recored. The were found lying dead, side by
side, on the side OF mountain zen or eleven
miles from home. Under walnut tree' not
FAR Of, some newly cracked nuts were found,
and It Is probable that the children, during the
three or.four days OF their wandering, endeav.
ored by this means to satisfy their hunger.
The bodies, which were .thlnly clad. were not
mutilated. The poor children were out In the
terrible storm OF sunday the I'd OF January,
ana their days ana nignts OF terror ana agony
may oe iaintly imagined. .1L'1H' Jidmu
Georcc A. Bx,ker. a oompositor ON tho Gin
.;nnsti Commercial. having published chaj-
ienve 10 the craf wherein he holds himself ready
10 set tync AGAINST nny other man for ten con- |
scutiyc hours. for purse Of $1,000. George |
Arcn,bcro of New York Times has sirnifed his |
aeceptance thereof by putting up the forfeit
money. II Is said aid that Zach contestant IA. Get
Is mnch as .VW ems :" 'YPc IN zen 0o am oSn
i've hours. a. ula ~ ulun ~, , uS, sy'.vs
pieces Of tne%,n ne0essIa'es uns ununs VI vn'
P'eoe ., mo'A es1a lnopsn' me ahs 81, III
ing I'm ny n SILL as us 49, ,aLa a,.ss
e5Hu'y 'os, a.e,,. IN, 80. ~ az -.ni, IN,
primers grp.fay WI Nasr wy "ma
much inu. lug ~. Sopy M
Of me rresuen,, run in'o ons so'' i"i's''Sp'
anu 'he Yr A." W nUVphpa 'i'D ',.t,r.s II
Mr. John Armauast. nm, AIRED and highly re-
,ncciable citizen OF BuiIaIo Rum Pa. was near
" deyourcd by hogs in. his own. barnyard few
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E, Cambridge Cattle Market. Jan. 49,,
. .0O Cas,is. Sheep { LaM6.. hor.es. Swim,
r .ooaiHofrD wxsELr. uS lr

Total, $40 ' 1iS wv 70 ~ ....
Prices Of Market Beef-BItrA sl2 10 q tl9 %, drt
quality sll Is % tl2sji second quality $40 % oil %
third quality 81 6O 20 sl0U. .H-''
Prices or store Cattle Working Oxen, Y pair.
''MhsS Cow. and Calves, nom 80, SO, .7S SIS,
Ycarilngs 81 10 t2j; two years old $si 10 t3s,
Prices o. sheep and IAmbs-In lots 81 IS, 81 o.,
$3.50 a 81 90 each, extra s. % % s7T5,or ffom
spring Lambs, IS o@E75. -
liides "a a 50 v ID. Tallow 8 20 SIC v n.
Peln 7ic % % - esch. Calf Skins i6 % he Y ID:
Prices OF Poultry-Rrtra ~ "a .lscJ prime l6i ~
l6icj good i6 10 1910 medium i5i q l5ic poor 70
medium isc v n. f-iiI : .HH
! n. IN. I Beee-Ixtra and first quality include no.
thing but the hest, large, at, stalfe Oxen second
quality Includes The best grns-fed Oxen, the best
staIi 6d Cows and tho host three year old steers
ordinary conslsts of balls and tho refuse Of lots.
Sheep-Extua includes Cossets, and when those OF
an Inferior quality are thrown out. p"
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SUBSCRIBERS are requested 20 examine the date on
the printed coored slip attached 10 their paper as
this Indicates the time 20 which the subscription Is
paid, For instance, "lMay69" means that the sub
scriber has paid TO May LIST, 1863. When new pay
ment Is made, TuIs DATE will be IMMEDIATELY Al
TERED 20 that The LABEL Il q constant RECEIPT N
TuLL for the time Cor which the subscriber has paid.
Subscribers In arrears requested TO forward the
sums due immsiia'dy. I NV
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OUR OWN STATE.

| :, % ~, ~ ~ -. !.
cook Paper Mill at Gardiner, while adjusting 9
belt on Friday last, became entangled with the
machinery, and before the machinery could be
stopped was LITERALLY 'orh IN pieces. nc sur
T'ed 'he "''.ue"' "Vu' " H'VVu''' y s'0o"'' 's
.%s''.nln. nod. 'ii'..iin Li'lh't ,ir.'l .
a ~ 80 w a.. IN IN ..;s"..' -. -
.Dn"a -. ~. 80
'f''D,.. - -, -
al hv,,ho .,,,;nr :, a.. 20 A., %,
. ~s'~''' ~. ID = - " -"
o""l. :. 80 49,, 49, .,.,'
e'V '' ~, -. -. - g. -, IN -
|, 'r 49, -. - \, -. U.s..
, "oyD"'rIy ~, ~. =
se'oas "VunN' "''' "''' 'AN'" 'P'" ''A''''''
''" ''" '' .'-l' :" , ..,,..,-...'.. 'i XII
i"' 'ou." "'' " ".. " W.
r"se'fV'1I' ~ ' 90 -. -
L''ermore' Mr. "aShourhe Is 90 years o. age'
Tho hoops sent from Pennington during the
month ~ Deccmbcr NV Mr.. James WEIGH. r..
-, :. ooroo ~ =" - .TI-'' =
~ ssil.f.ig, 49, ..r ~ ~ .u =.
~ '''s DD''.s .A'" 80. &c w. ~
s'" neutrality-suspicious., =. "'o' AF' 80: 80
"f.- - 800" .l.y,,i =. =
We learn from ne "a'i 'n nay '"e pnrA' -
Z "merV'ile nave Ill deciareu" 0e'l'-Anhu'A Wv
hcnd OF h'e per cent. .|. k.A '.,t out -
he'. HERMANN nm N'o "'S P'.t~pr wv
Methodist church AZ orrihs'on' u' 'd ioM a'yS
SINCE asea 'Nsh. 1917 To- z.iLr.H, 90
sharply oontestcd e'ec'ion case going on
IN tue iouSe' ING parties oe'ns mr. VT. p'VA' "a
NJ. M , III. A.,
a''' ',' h''s" D''. ny -.e ''S
i'ePu''oAn "''o'.s i'0" y" "'.a s'''' '"''''e
uon' anu 'ne 0iooAeu "ay' ~ .',"' 'Vn,U'o
e'0n VIII ~ 'a'' 70 n'a'' s"', 'a ~,
'urns p' '"0 S0' r''S " ' '' - p'''rr
gapiza'iohs' i,uti.v .l.il7 rll guolH yaul'r
Miss Dora A. Robinson OF Detroit. IN thus
ete' mus o. lo,n na' u;ua p%nuds snd
ninety nine ,cnarate nieces Of calico no two Of
which are of the same pattern. runF.l.. ri,
The Third Auditor Of tho Treasury Depart
ment states officially that Maine Is one Of tie
States that. has paid the amount Of direct tax Of
$4,000 600 charged against them under the
act Of Congress Of Aug. s, 1861, and that no
part Of the same has been refunded or paid
back. Iu 0lnH ~ 1ldi'SHiuE EtaI7 'E7' a
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There Is a proposition before the IIlinois State
Constitutional Convcntion 70 abolish the Senate.
and to yest thelegislativc authority Of The State
ia singh body, to be called The Legislative
ASSEMBLY. eOuPOscd of 800 members. g.
The Legislature Of Iowa, Kansas and wiscon-
sin have each elected woman as Engrossing
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From June Ito December 81. 1869. the dis
tillery Of ]. g. True s Co., Of Portland, con-
sumci IS 600 gallons Of inolasses and turned
on, 6s.liO gallons Of rum. On this product
the arm paid the Soycrnmen. tax Of Si2.Sos
40
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The Message of Governor Chamberlain

The Message of Governor Chamberlain
is Unsatisfactory TO nine 'tcnths of the Re-
publican newspapers Of this State, a state
of thugs which is somewhat olnihous.
But where no oiIcn,ls some no Plsases
others, rs will besecn byan extract which
we copy from the Portland Sunday Ad7
rcniser (n0t the Portland Adversely.
The Advertiser is the only openly syowed
rum paper In this State. Ii is supported
by contributions from liquor dealers and
makes the advocacy of free rum the OBJ
ject Of Its existence II is Of course dem
ooratic, Here i what i says Of the Mes
sage To- 500 ..sri 's1o.irI liT 81 1.I..'.. .r
We heartily endorse ihis aiares. n is one
Of the soshds,i aud moa eoasiSieat documents
eper s,lJmilsf 10 our people for pcrusd. 1t Is
clear In settlement, strons in argument, and
beautiful IN exprcsSloi. ~ ...'r ''''i..
The Democratic papers are jubilant
Even Simpson Of the Belfast JoIraGl, and
Nlarcollus oTthe Bangor Democrat, papers
so violently partlzan that they cause the
Portland Iryas to blush, are satisfied that
Joshua Is a statesman Of the first water.
and they arc ehraptured at his mastery
State Paper. IE 80 r-f-I .r. lr..T ..r-
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u Motives Of desfhs, not exosedlng M lines, Inserted
ne, above hat punbss, u regular Advertising rstss.
AVERY. In This city, Jan w. Peter, ssn Of Francis
and Aursna Avery, aged . yeaTs. A hoy OF IN.
common mild desperation, trssy, truthful and
obedient, with m intellect far In advance OF his
years, he won the affections Of all who knew him.
TEBBETTs. In berwick, Jan. n, Lucy, vito Of
Aaron Tebbetts, agcA ~ years. .''t
HuRD. In North Berwick, Jan. =, Wentworth
VARNEY: In Lebenon, Jan, u SfaIt, A., son Of
MANSON. In Kittery, Jan.s, NJ: Marx Manson,
dO0DWIS,. In South Berwick, Mr.. Jssosscs Good
! win, aged n years -
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NO. 0 sHAw's BLOCK, BIDDEFORD,
'.aai where he nay bs Consulted fI
Wednesdays, Thursdays. Fri.
~ y - days and Saturdays" ~
For . o.. weeks, nom 10 A. ". 10 4 p. H., by NIL
80, m Who arc afflicted with ,-I.'..'- -.

Cancers, Cancer Humors, Tumors, scrof-
uia, Lcprosy, Salt nheun, Fits, Nearai-
Rts, Bronchial Aneetisns, Cat~rrii, sick
Hssdsche, rheumatism, Liver Diseases,
Female weaknesses, Files, Diseases "f
the Throat and Lunss, Diseases Of the
Kidneys stin Jefnss, Gravel. Diabetes,
&C., go. Ae., ne. hDE 91..JG 900
~ DR. CHASE has practiced in his pro-
fcssion for 20 years, and in that time has
spent 2 years IN Florida and Cuba, for the
purpose OF gaining q correct knowledge OF
the most efficient remedies used by the VA.
rious tribes Of Indians OF that country,
and ny great expense has gained many
valuable secrets which have heretofore
been unknownto the world. These, add
cd TO his former knowledge and expert
cncc. encourage him 10 believe that ho
can accomplish all in old and chronic dis
eases that can be expected from the linn
tied agency Of man.
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Mr.. Arthur Deering, State lecturer for The
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars ofAIaine, is
lecturing In Oxford county. pGT huG "rr urf
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IN CANCER

lie claims superiority over MI other ply
sicians of the age. '.
Ills modus oper.ndl Is by plaster. de-
10 thirty minutes, without pain.
knowledge OF this application was pro-
cured Mt great expense, and DIR. Chase
wishes To give the public advantage Of his
valuable remedy. Most applications Of
this Kind are simply humbugs, consisting
Of csustics, which cartcrizc and burn tho
flesh, bencflting In but fcw cases, aggra-
waiting In many; not so with this.
II never fails 10 perform cure when
taken In q proper stage. He also boldly
asserts that lie can tell every individual
their discasc. nml location Of their pains,
and describe their feelings IN almost every
case moro infinitely than they can posi-
bly, themselves, without even asking ono
question OF the patient. ." o.
DR.. CHASE Is NOT 4 CLiIRrOYisT, ,
But conducts his. examination ona strict
~ scientific principle. and will challenge
any medium Tor 9 test examination,
Gail and Sec Him
ale lie Charge nolhins fr Examination.
oB-Dr. Chase Is very moderate In his
charges, that the poor rs well ns the ricii
may have Inc sdvantase Of his skill; and
In all cases whore he cannot CURE or
GIVE RELIEF win conscicntiously re-
fnsc N treat fliem--and there are MANY
In this city who viii vouch for his skill
md integrity. ''''
| DIR. Chase's former success In Saco and
Biddeford Is = sufficient recommendation.