The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-09-07


The Manchester, N. H.. American says, =
man with his wife and two children, In Cots
town, has picked and brought 10 market one
hundred bushels Of blueberries, from which he
realized Si32
A Horse KILLED NJ BEr.-0ur Essex cor
respondent informs US ofthe following singular
event which occurred In that town ON Saturday
last. valuable horse belonging to Isaac
Farnhum, of Essex, was fastened near mum:
Der of beehivcs, and becoming restless, kicked
over one Of them, when he WAS soon attacked
by the whole swarm OF bees. and SO badly
stung THAT he died within three hours. The
bees clustered upon hinfin great numbers al
most covering his body, and penetrating his
nostrils and ears, caused the horse to sufier the
utmost torturs-Giouesstfr Telegraph.
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on the most favorable terms, and with Cash
Capital Of one million dollars. Those who
take out policies in this company may feel
perfectly secure as 10 tho reliability Of the
company. For further particulars we refer
you 10 the Advertisement In this paper and
to Z. II. Banks Esq, Of this city who Is
Agent for the company.
Hon. W. D. GAULpEs, OF Georgia, the advocate
Of the African slave trade, publishes card In
the Savannah Repsbliean announcing his In
tention Of doing all he can for Mr.. Douglas, by
stumping the State industrously.
The La Gross (wis.) Sord Stein, hitherto .
Iealou. and influential Democrats organ In the
German language, hauls down the Douglas
colors and runs up the Republican banner In
Its last number.
It is stated in The Bangor Union that Mr..
Durlingsme Of Massachusetts, used the follow
ing language IN recent speech In that city:
"Colfax, Frank Blair, and myself have had
frequent private interviews with Mr.. Douglas
In his own house. On these occasions Mr..
Douglas freely made use Of expressions OF the
deepest indignation against Southern dictation.
I also had private interview with Mr.. Doug
las CONTINUED Mr.. Burlingsme,) on the occa-
sion Of his first visit to Boston. Mr.. Douglas
then made use Of this language: 'BurlingAme,
sm elected Senator for six years: have got
Joe Lanes heal in basket, and shall soon
have Slidel's, Bright's, and Pitches. Won't
Il be splendid sight, Burlingame, to zee Nc
Dougal returned from California, Baker from
Oregon. and "Old Abe" oil at Washington to-
gether-tor the nett President Is to come from
Bosrox & MAINE RAILRoAp.-From the an
nual report just published, Of this well managed
road, We learn that the income the past year,
Is s3i5.625. Expenses, sl99,tis. Net earn
ings, siie.i77. Aher paying dividend offs
per cent. there remains ssa.72i Of undivided
sarnings The business Of this road has In
creased considerably during the last year.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders will
be held at Exeter. the 18th Of Septembsr. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. for the choice Of Directors, and
The transaction Of any other business that may |
DO brought before them.
The salaries paid 70 the principal o1icsrs are;
70 the President 5000, to the Superintendent
1880; to the Treasurer $500; to two Treasu-
YRS Clerks $1,000; four Clerks In Superintend-
.nt's and Passenger departments s2i3o. Total
lumber Of men employed SIS.
OuoHr MARRIED PEOPLE TO SLEEP Toorrnka!
Halls Journal Of Health, which claims to be
high authority In medical science. has taken
'tsnd against married people sleeping together,
but thinks they had better sleep In adjoining |
rooms. Itays Kings and Queens do not sleep
ogether. and why should other peoplel To
which the Athens Post adds: Think Of the
dsa OF separating newly married couple, on
! cold winters night. because Halls Journal
II Health says %. Yougo TO grass. Mr.. Hail.
Honn ron Loup NAroLEox.-Ths French
egstion has lately visited Boston, 10 approve
he purchase by avsll known horse dealer Of
I've superb Vermont horses Tor the stables Of
he French Emperor. who already possesses
wenty. -four specimens Of the same breed. A
correspondent Of the New York Evening Post
Erites:
The new horses are Aftsen hands high. hav-
ng 6ns action and speed ofnot Isss snnn
10 They are OF the Empsrors nson
,olor, deep bay. ~ Are neAxiy al ne n ,
vr's stock Of four hundred. and thesf ss'~
4 The natural length with one excsPuon.
OF W. between 5000 and e3oU pe.Ii
nee horsss win b taksa 70 Europe N one OF
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