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, 1860-10-13
The Canada Grand Trunk Ikallxvay'.A
Ser1oux Tru ublep

serious Truubles
ToRosro, G. W., Oct. 1.-THE reports which
have been extensively circulated lately py Inc
enemies Of the Grand Trunk Railway in regard
to lis embarrassed condition financially, are TO-
daY fuily confirmed a. true By the Toronto
Leader, the Government organ. which aa5s that
it cannot longer be concexied that tremen-
dous fiuanciai catastrophe is impending over
the road. Barring & Co. haTe taken steps to
recover advances amounting to millions OF dol"
lars. The Ltoder speaks Of the po*slble etop-
pave Of The road, and enlayges on the disas-
trons consequences Of such step.
, 1860-10-13
DITTSBuRGH, FORT WAYNE

~
Sow Co petrt md e1ssrua tou ch!cs9o 70 P!sts7-kA
without "a Sxe, eonreIt:EE With t1e kfe1t
PESSSILVAfIAcEsTil RAILROAD
To NEv York, P1!lsteI3hA. haltl7afe aHd NHh.nStht
Ottt 1shelnteder Of PeansTivsata. 6e~ Isf
~, Ssw York, Maryland. &c. .
4eehA1ts hy .aktrx :hs route. viii EA.s tas beaaat
sntte E.ssern &a:k.r II nc Acd:Eoosieos
HAxkxge eEeexe: through.
T1srs leave tae !epot Of Canal II VAa HassA
streets Wes. Side, As f,!ors: ..-.
9.40l.N.-Aornln1 E1psesl !A!iY :su9dAJs t1cepts$-
rs P.N-Slhkt E1p::es. dAil fSatafaay..xc<psedJ
5uoectst Il C{es.N,e v,tk Cleveland and Lake shore
Halfoadto nunA!1t, BudAo S!azzra fas Ne! Yorf md
Hagtor 1rt al iuFcr towus OF Ses England. St1 Nov
Yott Cer:raiAad New York aud Err Railroads.
AIao, sorth 10 Caiumhus, Z1neavtlis Feva1k. 1ouot
Vernon. steubetstle wheeling Aud inferior 0hs
Asd ylrkt-:s>
Eyef Road 70 >p1n{1el- Er5ana Dayton ind Cnctnuaf
Also With Llr4f Darnh and cnctnDHt: l.r-cs
FARE As LOW Ao ANY OTHER ROUTE
Paaaecke bound East wilt ind tbs both p!eaaani
and ag7eeaoe pas.rR through aay Of Tbs !arxaaL md
finest r!t:ea In the United Stztes.
PASSENGERS ArEz II Chsc1ko o. my Of ta4 rokta vi
Ind Azens atthe depots to ec&lEe check
epa7e7 n<k1Ke me Of charge to the Pittsburgh 4nt
Chicago can. Sleeping e2fs accompany saehtrA!a.
Tckats fot ale Al Ill The principal Ticket III
West 1t the Co:AlTs03ee cofnsr of Rsndot. III
Dearborn streets opposse tha Revere Huuse. ~ t
Depot West eide Of CaEA md Van 9urt1 &trAss
81 psfuev1a,sa s4A tar tete,a ey Fort Wayne.
B.F. PATRICK. Ticket Ake1t.
JAS. AESsuN. FEkkht Axsat, ,Chleaxp-
~. HouzroH, dep1 Freikt: A1't Caleako. ~
, 1860-10-13
urou Pikes9 Peak and the Nebraska
Election

VYQu1 V1Kes4 Peak anu xNe NEDEH&A1
Election
OxAuA, n. T., Oct. 1l.-The mail cosch Of the
Western Stage Company reached this city st
noon Yesterday, with Denver dstes to the 4th
inst
The trial Of Gordon for the murder Of Gautz,
was concluded before the Sets1ers' Court on the
ed. He IVES to be hanged on the Oh.
Mining news continues favorable.
Amount Of gold dust shipped from this city
per Express yesterday, 3Gs,gA 50.
Election returns Of the Territory come II
slowly. The Dem ,crats claim tha: their candi
date lMorton) is elected by 200 majority. ant
both houses ot the Legislature as Democratic
while the Republicans claim majority fo'
Daily and both branches Of the Legislature n
Repub}icap
, 1860-10-13
FATAL Acc1pExr.-The Journal Gays:

FATAL ACC1UENE.~lHoHV NC HV0FH%8s eHJ8s
4 letter from Trenton, BUREAU County, Of
the 6th, informs us that young man. about
eighteen years Of age, in attempting elandes-
tinely to get on a freight train on the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad at that place, on thst
day. ;eli between the cars snd IVES run over.
His body was badly man:led, and he died i'm
mediately. His name is supposed to hare been
James ". Wilson. His residence wss unknown.
H. had yaise. with him.
, 1860-10-13

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
L TEAL ss1taGsP6; g an.2s P6;ous1r TRACY.
r. ;.a.a'' Of IL h''a u no" 'a'' - 'a' Ut
h1's s.t1,.a na9Ssa ntsarxs f.s'fak ID ssake
Connecting direct In ths Eua DeRst Phtss9,kh 1o
+" VI sesea S.,ne5e W.s spa .,s: A.. ss
furnishing allf:es t.r IT, ~
~ u: I sa
vi,heut chaoxe ii Cafs Or !'o1dueto,s: v,~,,c.,
ss@ Y:;1 1!;<.. f: Z:
zse:
tsss S }}!.sss: z! e:tst. ID
Through Tickets nj sA ~ kcoa oH ss7ef ol 10 ~<'
Esi Ticket. .o Bo.soa are eoot Norwich ri Rvsx
or Bloomington Lima Bsna "
Tste. a5 be ob.alaed \. any important Eai.o.a
K. ~ o. 6'aa ~ Dso aay e ,ss. T.
issss: faiisdarss. - -.....~
g Fan. A1~4.. :, Lo* a,,r Up T.4' - or''t4'
Ask FOR Tickkrs 81 rIF1sRuRoA.
1h.eomy.tuoa .: :ths w.t*sa oanueesaaao Of Is Fem
3:ssef 3;ss': Si.':s ISE EHs EAST AND raa
peff a1oa9 s! t1.5s;c f.1sss of Fxi texths
slpe:,; hs 1T, T. Ut sas
Eos Eexht sh?prk p:.eGtI r.. .pp.y -
'es''* 'sa'ISf's* s4ew&kf sf!eSs1 A:fP Pst:.etsa
z9s:nlIs T.:.. n,sy sstG1' u1,p*. p
fsassa5ass = g.: .ie1 Jtasf;ans!;:t Ias; 1as;
brow3 - uae3n.t; htaeFn - hns Tmt- Iua.s
IL fs 5ssa III; j. s1; II ::s;. IT,. ss:<
1en9l. Tern. c4Fts e.. .hss g., WA y, ssa. SSF..
, 1860-10-13

.oes'1.
1.r,, Ann ot.xa, st. 90 lubsz. - GO shsss' 1o ~
nAlll, u. IS ns ndss'
vs. ME- son lumber. o1o lath loo thtnfi@ &
T-a5-p sntziec, I3s n luuts'. ipu salpses ''''
1AtiL.
Col Ste1tntF, Aliens.
Ielrr, Athens.
lro NaAhinEl0n. Athens-
" il Brown, Loekpofk.
gs,ns Fsnt akee, 10 hrls sal. $50 n stoEes'
n,oushe neushs s6tsawa' >, ~ n lumber.
rtnr.n trr1y, OtAWA th.lFN "
Wlus aud Wing. L"e' II ,unh>r IN Eoo sh}utlea,
uumpo!ok- - ...Ile r. Us II lumber.
~ --.,et 100 opD aalrGIes.
, 1860-10-13

CONSTITUTIONAL C0NVEN-
J TtOy.-Jo.nt Resolution of the Seaate md
Houte Of Representatives of STATE Of Illinois, Adopted
FEB. Z, 1890: ,..,
tha i1e eeeLnr1 Of tie Of noa be, AID thJ 1se
hereby. rea1Eented. II the pert sedlon .! neoe. Of
vtntien to form Co1stsuuoo ioE the sata Of LII"
uei4." .,.---....r
Of the Constitution nf tals state:
A113clx I'll, SEC. Whenever tv thirds Q! III ~
eubxx1 tects T. aen branch Of the GenerA!
AhaI think necessary to Alter or amend ~ u @
thar shx re uutc1 10 etecuf. II TIE fext scon
Of the General .senby TO vote 1oF %
Convention. and ifH saall appear hat ma39n ~
sofe4 for Copvszton the General ssembY ahA Al tai
1ezt sesaIon, calls Conve -uou." d. &c-,.
1t Will b. that It u nteeA-AT .hAt ~ ~ao ss
vor Of tos potaut atou.d vose of H. -
fer nesabtss ct Leki.K Kure ~ n& vounx ~ ri:
th4s b. ete Of I'll po,e. pss,.s be Pnt<e ~ L.
words r Convention II 1te {o1t VI thtu. Aaa tasn
The Totex oppo.e 10 te2E o. md so
4xzinnt tp4& d94 lm1 ~ = D.
, 1860-10-13

Augusta, Ga, o.. 12-The receipt Of the
election news from pennsyivanis ard Indiana
has created q profound feusation among all
pxrties. The Carolin1anx &se mounting their
hats with cockades.
, 1860-10-13
PR1cks PAD N M1c1z1oAx-The following
figures were being paid for wheat at points id
The interior yesterday:



for the week fexclusivo Of grain in bags and
barrels,) are 4as, AL bu.
ToltDo Markets. Oct ll.-There is rathtr
more doing to. day than We hare lately observed,
STILL the total 4nount of sales is lncousiderahe.
Az pricas are freely reported, the state Of the
market cen be best judged Of from our quota-
tionA. Fiour--Sale 100 bbls extra at IS. Wheat
Sale 375 bu mixed Wabash at tl.laf. 1f He'd,
sales 5000 bu. 1000 bu, 5000 bu, 1000 bu,
5000 bu, 1000 hu, and 1000 bu all at el.la. or
White, sa:es l,00J bu, 500 bu, and ! 900 bu st
el-l8.
0ceAx FaE.ours At E1w Yonk-Oct. H.
FreiRhls to Liverpool: 40.oso bu grain ut Hid
in ntalk. and liza in bags; 200 brls beef +. Gs
Cd; 900 bales cotton ri 7.s2d, and 1900 brls
uor- Al 81 Is3@3s Sd. To London: G,00o bu
wheat E1 ed.
, 1860-10-13
The1 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
DIVIDEND.

PHILApELPa1A, Oct. 11.-The extra dlFldend
question Of the Baltimore and Ohio Ralirosd
~as settled to day, the U. s. District Court de.
Gliding that the dividend Of the Company io it
self was legal. II refused to grant an lnjunc
ton re&training ita payment to the sharehold-
, 1860-10-13

t-xpAx Evrx1sa. OF. IL 1s@'.
1'bere il 4. change 10 no1e in money Matters
Eastern extuarGe continues ST. SOY a. ~ pa
cant, + rem; sus tie tendency u s@.oss oo"A-
ward. Cur uey is in good demand seo Inc
.upp}v is .ai, .ncueh by no mesns aeona'o'.
asn. In X RAILWAY, (cASApA.>--The tol'
1ov;no !. thu tic .tAement for week ending
10th Sfp'.. ls.,': *1,aa, =.
.."'t n
isrcels Mall aud S1n'F"T. "T.''''.s'"''''''''''-'' -
.aSQ o61 n
7n'": ;..:..:sit ID x,ssr THYaa .
Oorresro .!':tx ~sek oi -AAe s'f'..''''''''''.
.. tlQ,o ,ose :.
, 1860-10-13

Attention. O7r1cxKs 1sr R1GlHrxr l. l.: l.
An adjourned nneetln. Of this keElnent VIII be
held ut the Armory, c:ruer OF Eaodolph ano
WeIls stree =. shis eTeniug at o'clock pFeciee-
II. Every officer is requested to BE- present.
E.E. ELLSWORTH, Col. Commanding.
ru.. A. BILL AGIt.
, 1860-10-13

PAsss4 Usfr0Gs
Orr u-Cf-rYnrs Potomac, YohAwk: stai1 kltEs'
fort NtbrzsAa ya4ley. Evclyn, ocean KAse RoseFa
ipxs-l'rops MENDOZA, Founta,n Gi{, 1"n.w .aca.
strTart tchra l. Haab, lteos DeNol e1tff'1he3n-
Powell 1fIca Ubnsrd. Traveller, DEta dnauEht. Mon
/ 1kxQHk.
, 1860-10-13

Unhappy Baron Renfrcw. The ren,orseless
Gothamites, aharp set for sensation, insist
upon it that he shall " drop all nonsense" and
that sort Of thing, snd sailinto their programme
with all his titles thick upon him. The Last or
ders Of his royal ma are forgotten. Just asJour
own untitled hopeful, sent to the ueighbors Of
m errand, aud sworn not to eat Any cake, IL
stuffed with sw eetmeats an d made to devour seed
cookies By the gcod-natured Mistress Bobolini,
30 Albert Edward is to be forced into disobey'
ing his roy mother. The Gothamites have gone
mad, too, over dressing and undressing fer the
Wales Reception ball A Broadway tailor has
been and done it, in the shspe Of \ code Of
d1ess ''orders Of the days" which will provoke
grin all over the faces Of our cousins across
tho water. The tnen are told to CONF out in
tail coats, white crarate, blaek vests, (probably
to giye Il. r. Il. IN idea of Gotham during May
meetings,) and the laws are laid down for the
ladies in manner that will set the domestic eIe.
phaut heavie"t foot upon old GannJ bags Fort
monraie. Ooe would think the code designed
for Ashan:ee. where an ordinary evening dres.
is only string Of beads. This stir New York
ers made over the Japanese il mere furry tt
the deliberate dust they Are determined to tici
uo over the Prince.
, 1860-10-13

Fourth Edition. En.arsed and thosou+h'T Eestsd, 70
II 10 Ad.ps Il to h. esst1ux st.ta Of the LA*.
by EnxA1o L. PlxRc1. eEo. - -
att woad he d'mcut to dad s.vtn h1ndId aaa m, I,
uaxrs vbIch xave lust AID eoEpets de- :" I'm
a. IL nr fusntsh 70 1<irAre IA ant1iae- Eletnef "
U4ters LbIset Ia to q tan xenefa knosIt *t u W.
se~ncr If to prera1e hself for full ana dc'ou-h hse
ttA,on Of ts dtraTtens or merely to ns ~
.nffmk. IN TIE ptuses wht,e ain II coseTr
pst cas,aeer;zed By that - b.tstJ whieo
rtndfrs n1ce e!tra-ttay .rehtaa the DRY enu
enumeration cf tt0 whs ssokts ~ ~
ptottxeed dis us,oo which can onlJ ~ ettnhasA4
msny toEdtru tane,. Taa ssye suoe. ani teehni
taiss a1s tza7s7'su UT" nAroE phtA.e Ihe aatt o
tnuneiatou # lruepits drelsivF. tut a1ksa -
ptudsst regard fot autnor''1." Balsou Aas srs'f.
The strxers IN :ent wll vsiue - etaF r1ehset
c- N He saf1v Of hs nl1soe ?! sa.i r
avyet he b. frer from 1ht nsrr5e pte
dic-a rlth he profession soun-tsr xtk a!<rs viii 20
t3ra Away w.th Ct d.in sora 3ta uep7t-nAIE ~
;houx It :o@s p:etecd TO tAeh hm -
vii. e.tesm It for :ne 1snttesta>on o. skM'o"s Na ~
i've xnd Acc3mpIshFd a.laG. WHICH nc %u e'~5 5".%"
aad in it itt~-AueficAa 4rrtss-
This TRAILS desisre1 astht tie.paes .tutA 70
tyoduee students OF tsa Law 10 tuer chosen
have lhe authority Of tm!reat iswFtss "a assseI
T1ibrae os4iU UGe1s sod
, 1860-10-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

.r,rrurp ~ -
Afsals lsno.'''..'.''''''''..
noiass ,e; aud ~ b:ls mola:sea = e; re- II
pEzs uquer, Is ples eundfita 81 fols leatet. q
Prom Inute1. Tiesison, ConE hhds brandy lhhd
1,n eak whnkv. pucheon. 9 bx1 t1ees, II pc1 cast
!nrs b1s east!nsr, 20 N lumber.
tiop Il is,h. i ose' "A'A'
iso2 ~ .tnSleas 'AA'-' @S+' 4'S ~
Dix 4 CLARK. Jolpe,o, Centervii1e, Is eds wnoo-
BEG H9' ehas II, "nnatn ateen 0A!+ - Ill 'u14pe''
1oom lA&h. ,-o u ,-A..
Br;E hlexhaala. Grant Ocenn. !19 N t9ul5y., % i,.
BEe Robert 8rIIs Nc :ane ueono. - Gn - - .oia's''
Big By ct!y. 1dtp. bun n.,o. s~ u y ,1Tpgl ~ In;+
Bnk G6mnece Lecke r. 1n IL u mMLar ~ ,, 1,t1
tef Dan Matble Mayesa a - IN ~ 11.nhar ~ " -'
ScAf l.c9Aa,s uoanet.+ t.h S'"a" A~''"'o % ~ ' ~ -
snlnkne - g II t91I I.-u,.r,. IN ~ ehs,ra.*
Schr tae1ttule hoag. MA1lloTSt. ~ ~ e1sSE .~.
Sttt Three eisiess Gilmore AaaoFoc. ~ II ao1se''
4Go M hu Ehyat. % r,,.. unr,,, ,ao an. .,,,
Sehr white *q1.lI, Leonard, nu1.," lt6 tons coal;
*chr Soutenir. Ch1tanson. lott Uao. q Sas Wooo.
SchE trcpada, Ncls1y1e, ts~ego l39o btl+ EAT: ,
*chs Wyoming. Haslxn, Grand Haven " IN lnnoe1 ~
rhl1k1et.
Sehr Active, TAFT. arx1o hayens 70 n tutaoes.
Sour 1tlnotA1 Barker. Gsand Aaten. ~ u !4no3.
Schr Mariner, battr, shehoYEzn. % ca wooo;
SchE hfwlnt4 DcIEh+ ftt1onFlue " Iot1s "ooo' IL
}uUrer.
Echs 1sunne Doom, Mitchell. Buffalo 200 n lumber
1~D il 1"A|'
| schr Mage Msenamsra Grand Rirar. 100 n lumber
seh1 .santso1 m. 1nn +; y trrn" ~ IL m inmhrr
I
, 1860-10-13

hold their first anniversary meeting 1t North
Market Hall, commencing at o'clock. Tbs
exereises are expected to b. Of An unusual!J
interesting nature. All friends Of the cause arc
cordially invited to attend.
CH1cxEr.-The nal match Of .he season will
be played between the PrairIe aod old Chicago
Clubs Of this city on Tuesday next, October Is,
on the grounds Of tbs former, West Madison
atreet. Wickets to he pitched ut . 4. II. Ran
dolph and Madison street CARS run 10 the |
grounds.
C17r Mo17a11r1.-Thet total number oi deaths |
in this city for the month Of August, 1860, was |
sos, u follows:
West Division. IA
S11,n S%t5
hot
Total
SABBATH School Us1ox.-Prof. ". B. Brad
bury, who has done 10 much for our Sabbath
School music, will deliver m addreas On this
! snbiect in the session room Of the Second
Presbyterian Caurch, corner Wabash avenue
| and Washington streets, this Saturday even
| 1' -, ...-. .o,r. 4, ;rfr..
.-... ~, .nh;..t h- .;,o;oo All sre invited.
Scala ffee"
/ Rus.rAr.-About halEpsat four, yesterday
| afterpoon. \ nsir Of borses .ttaehed to = milk
c,,t bsror;no frioht.,ed. .tarted from near
Washin9 n9ton street. on run down Clark street.
CROSSING Randolph, they struck an open buggy,
containing oent1emsn. scattering r the milk cans
in ths street. and breaking the wheel and a1ls
of the buggy. but fortunately ipjuring no ons.
They wers atopped opposite the Office Of The
pazss 4sn Tribune.
| ....
~ hesloenu as well As sA''o'' ""i Auo -
extremely iarge aao astf*cu's s1osA ol SeuAe'
mems furnishing GOODS comprising e'e'''nns
necessary - well as superior assotme1' "
tailoring goods al y. = nA'fs, NO. % neA'o'n
undef tue Aa''e10n t'oo'e' m. '. -4 n. ~. 'ss .s
oeeh wen Ano"a - M eee"ens ..nn",-.". .a' ..t
now, na'ing oPeneo ~ 'ae e'o'o
, 1860-10-13

nt1FFA1n net 1o-Arr3yed. tehoontr Yankee Rade,
Fietehe. Chieaso Il Kayn*I Jameson, do: Eleanor.
Henderson, DO. Ctnree pop re 5taae h1nnos Chlea-
ro Sirius Collins. Dc hAi nos JAmeson DO
Ugakt, uoxltu4an, &C.
, 1860-10-13

~ ALENA & CHICAGO UNION
RAILROAD ->rxnra AR4Aao1xxHT.
On anu Af4sr FRIDAY. June y, l5@, wA ieaTs
We1 stre<tdepof. Chicago toowa Sunday
4:+a An and $50 pm for Dixon po'o- F7ltnn Eee-f
fox Fe:vd IT. ztoexIorc FRI. port. Wasrer ur1
!slth. nnnu1ue. snd Intern. alase pA'h 4:oe pm 70
EIsn Be!vdere N0ckfurd. :1ttrlLed ~ p'lhsA AZ
$40 pm TOR asntv. E:xtn, AEa 1nterte.,1s;< y.e;,
PAsAerESrs H+olt Jsnsa7ll!f viii fake tae -
Il, tran. sAse-ax-7tfor AcHenry EecnEcna a:as~s
Lar. lntaEueaA.e puEl! vltAk. The 4:oo
T. B. TAlCDTT. .9raa7asaps.
O. NJ wHETLEH 0-7 pa,.snss- ARtst- 'v7-~
, 1860-10-13

BUFFALO j. LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. Hh5ytest AID seat souss 70 Buoa!o II .
TIN :.vinx Chcaxo u 500 p. Detroit 1t $50 ~
y Buffalo 90 Eew Yo'1 ss a:'s s;1;t i'1. 10
Er!e rains 6,nx Eaat. Tickets Vi. TIT ro,d eaa
~ ;Sai1 tsn'f M&nNseT.
, 1860-10-13
HOME.
7TUE IN VAL1D,s

- ~, Nv York has opened An fadrzns1y u ChleA.
FotmeW tv.,em. wh!ch embraces u. uost approved
il a. aud other countries for The issa1ent os
tofta15 5rnnic DIseases. B<e E1Ed IN Weekly. General
Letice sttended 70. 0tlce ~ South cAsk stsest.
Ell sa51osits N9v Poas Ot2ce. C0NSULTAT1uN fHGk
n8ca hart4 from b l. 4. to 91k. Nef9A "
, 1860-10-13

WILLIAMS j. tIOCGti'rEIIN4
w c0xxxS,f1r NxKcHAyTS,
So ton south wzie. nf.et stcon'. door Veal Of "es
.rret b;Lt x,ve er 1cuave the nA% R1d
ourrua-+ ., I'll kinds Of fruuce Stock. SC, Ceis-
GQa CA4 &tvaneea upale Bill. Of Lad1z and prretty
1o s4re Etf-: eske Smith Co.. Il Azio+ ba"k srd
u.orge *feeIe i Go.
u WixtIAke tt&l$ptYt ". y. HEu1HFHUA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-05-18
General Regulations.

AL entries FOR premiums must be made
in writing with the Secretary, JoHS HAM
Soon, before the fret day Of the Sbow, lex
cept as specified In the offerings,) 80 that
they may be arranged and ready for the sew.
eal Adjudging Committees, without coniu-
sion and mistakes, on the morning Of the
Show. They may be transmitted by mail post
paid) ot by private conveyance to him ut
Saco, previous to October gh. No entries
rom Saco or Biddeiord will be received Of.
ter Monday evening. and none from any
other town in the County after O'Clock A..
NJ, on the morning Of the Show. Articles
brough, in afler the time specified viii DO
for exhibition cnly.
Persons wishing to exhibit articles or
stock for show or sale only, by attaching
their names to the same, will-have leave to
do so, BY entry with the Secretary.
Tho written statements heretofore re-
quired BY our regulations, having failed
somewhat TO answer their design, special
attention 10 requested TO the following ex-
tract IRON the Law, prescribing the powers
and duties Of Agricultural and Horticultur-
al Societies.
sscr. 4. II shall be the duty Of every Asri-
cultural Society. APPLYING for The bounty q the
6tats, 20 require ef all compositions for pssmi-
uns to Gil up the blanks furnished by tks Sse-
retary Of the Board Of Agriculture, ,isr such
purpose, b. answering all the questions tAeseln
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-05-18

Officers Of York 10. Az. Society
For the year 1850.
President,
CORNELIUS SWEETSER, Of Saco.
Viee Presidents,
OLIVER DYER, Saco,
JOHN ELDEN. Buxton,
ELISHA LITTLEFlELD, Lyman,
ELIJAH HAYES, Berwick.
Trustees,
MARK PRIME, Saco, =
EDWARD b. RANDALL, Limington,
CHARLES TWAMBLY, Saco,
CHARLES ii. MlLLlKEN, Biddeford,
HORACE KlMBALL, Kennebunk.
Secretary,
JOHN HANSCoAi, Saro. -
Treasurer,
ROSCOE L. BOWERS, Saco.
Librarian,
ALPHEUS A. HANSCoM, Saeo.
Member Of Board of .agrienii~e.
STEPHEN L. GooDALE.
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ego. Then ho had told her all. and though
And on The most rsasonAbls 3 ms

wero. Then he had told her al. and though
bccauss hc must be, for long time 10 come,
too poor to marry, he would not pcrmit her
TO bind herself by an engagement. sho knew
that he looked upon her a. his future vile.
Shc took great blame TO herself Tor not hav-
ing told us this ut first. II there had been .
Mrs. Smith she was sure she sbould have
conGded NIL to her but, a. thcro was no 40
tual promise Of marriage, she could not bring
herself to speak of il 70 ~, particularly a.
she never supposed Il possible that che should
possess any hold upon our hearts save tho
generous sympathy which had opened them
10 her. She hoped In timo wc should both
be far happier than she could hsve made
either of us, She knew us too well, Alas -
TO think we had loved her with love to bo
at once conquered but time and her ahsenoo
for she must leave us now, would bring heal
ing.
We read tho letter together, and a. ws 6n.
ishcd II my brother looked mp.
1--WE have much moro than enough for
two solitary men Let % mako her happy
with Iart Of II. rs
Ho had uttered tho thought hat was In
my heart also. Hcreplied 70 Aiargaret's let
ter, for nature had made him more eloquent
than /. He begged her 10 remain with m,
by entrcatics that could not be resisted cx-
culpated her from the faintcst shadow Of
blame, and claimed her, In behalf Of us both,
and for the ake Of the tender love between
our dead mothers, for our sister, henccforth.
In tho meantime wrote 10 DIR. Went
worth, at Oswego, informing him that cir
stances had induced my ward 10 oon6de TO
me the relations existing between them, and
limiting that her dowry would be sufficient
to make their marriage prudent at any time.
In conclusion, begged leave to ofsr him the
advice of man who had seen moro OF life
than himself. not to delay his happinos TOO
late.
Il ended rs wo had forescen and intended.
We persuaded Margaret 10 remain with N
until she was married, and that was not
long.
could see with what delicate tenderness shs
stroye not to show us all her JOY. Wesec
her often, and we like to think that she owes
us part Of her happiness. u isall the sweet
or that she does not know it.
We live alone again In theold house, with
tho old servants. The papsr on the walls,
the carpets on tho floors lavc grown dim,
and time has softencd little tho memory Of
the sharpest wound our hearts ever received.
We have given up all thoughts OF love and
marriage. We shall live together till Death
parts us but when that hour comes, and
they pull down the sign of"Smith Broth
ers," there will be no one 10 take our nauie
or our place. , t
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on; VIM. sc.mmon, saco; Nathan Dane,

ton; VIM. Scammon, Saco; Nathan Dane,
Alfred.
Fruits and Flotrers.-J. NJ. Hopkinson,
Limington Daniel Smith, Saco; Rufus. Nc
lntire, Parsonsfield. a.ssl.
Dairy Products and Bread.-Horace Ford,
Biddeford; Elijah Hayes, Berwick; Lewis
O'Brion, Saco.
Hon,y.-E. E. Bourne, Kcnnebunk; B. J..
Heuick, Alfred; John Hanscom, Saco.
.MdnufdeiWes.-Co,ton Bean, Limerick |;
Chas. Holland, Kennebunk Stephen Ever
ett, Biddeford.
Leather, Boots and .Shoes.-Cornolius
Sweetser, Saco; Silas Berry, Buxton; b.
X. Ross, Biddefofd.
Carts, Wagons, Sleighs and Hdrnesses.-
Timothy b. Hussey, North Berwick; yere.
Pluminer, Biddeford; Israel Downing, Ken
sDebunkport. 49, 49, -. ~
Painiings.-Fnncis Bacon, Alfred; A..
A. Hanscon, Saco; l.. o. Cowan, Bid
deford.
Lipe Folels.-T. X. Lane, Saco; John R.
Haley, Dayton Frank Atkinson, Biddeford.
lneidsnial.-lvory Lord, Saco; Amos w.
Page, Blddeford, John A. bennett, North
Berwick.
agricultural Implemsnts.-Ssmuel Milli-
ken, saco; King Smith, Lyman; Joseph
Frost, Elliot.
.,ianues. Daniel bennett, Buxton; Al
mon Durgin, Limerick John Milliken, Bux-
ton.
Ladies Committee Cornelius Sweet.
ser Saco, Mrs. Daniel bennett Buxton, Mrs.
Mark Prime Saco, Mrs. B. L. Cutter, Saco,
Mrs. Daniel S,imson, Biddeford, Mrs. John
Eden Jr., Buxton, Mrs. 7. d. Hussey, No.
Berwick, Mrs. Nath'l. l.. Webber, Alfred,
Miss Lizzie Boyd, Sanford, Miss Eliza Good.
win, So. Berwick.
!Miieage.-Wm. Noyce, Saco, Oliver Boyd
Sanford, Elias Milliken, Saco.
Com. Of .4rarngmsnis. Charles IVAN.
bly,, Saco, b. Z. Cutter, Biddeford, Mark
Prime, Saco, Lawrence Jordan, Saco, Corn
elius Swcctser, Saco, Owen b. Chadbo
Saso, Charles II. Milliken, Biddeford.
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NJ THOMAS HOOD.

Ut THOMAS HOOD.
Here, where the tall plantation sr
SLOPE 20 the river. down the hin,
Strange inpulsss-,iks vernal stars
Have made me wander at their win.
I see. with hslf-attent:ve eyes,
The tsds and flowers that mark the Spring
And Natures myriad prophecies
Ofwhst the Summer sans WI bring.
For every sense And delight
The new-wed eushat's murmurous tones,
Young blossoms bursting into light.
And the rich oder ofthe cones
The larch, with tAsse,s purpie-pink,
Whispers like distant falling brooks;
And sun-forgotten dewdrops wink
Amid the grass, in shady hooks
The brecre. that hangs round every bush,
Steals sweetness from the tender shoots,
With, here and there, perfamed gssh
From vi9lets among the roots
Ss-where behind the iyied rock
Grow drins q white anemonies,
As II the spring-in Winters mock
Were mimicking his SHOWS with these
The single bloom yon fares bear
Cleans ike the sery planet Mars
The creamy primroses appear
In galaIies Of yernal stars
And. grouped in Pleiad cluster round,
Lent lilies blow-some six or seyen;-
With hblossom-coustellstion crown'd,
This quiet nook resembles Heaven