The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-06-08
a Mr. Attorney General J. II. Drummond
has removed from Wateryille TO Portland.

ucucelcY
g., ,.on n oo,.souenec NJ N. dron,.
na' ''op $50 '.'4'
" ine He" w ""s nnp'
ered IN high polucA' eI''. WA. shouiu MT.
Everett be elected Vice President he would Sc
lect Bonnsr', LEDGER as his official organ |!
r,.,,. 10, h.d,
ihats not oaa
~ An Ohio correspondent OF the New York
Tribune says: 'Set down Ohio for 20 900 ma
jority for Lincoln and Hamlln against any man
Ho,a ~hicb neither Seward nor Chase could
have sscnrcJ I mean the conservative vote oil
central and soutbern Ohio.
''"''"' ""N
q large portion OF the Democratic party
say that Mr.. Douglas cannot possibly be elect
ell TO the Presidency. Another large portion
say tina. no other Democrat can be eiecteh 20
the Presidency, Both. Tor wonder 'eii 'he
truth, says the Louisville journal.
~ Mrs. Swissbelm ofthe st. Cloud (NIinn J
Visitor thus "does up" the late prize hght -
u;,Is3 and nlenty NJ dirty .cisret' they spill.
ed; but the thing was failure, for neither was
killed"
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION is to be
held in Portland on the 2sth inst; The Doug
las Grsa;ns s ors ,hs Is,omn,onitss will sun.
port Geo. r. Shepley Of Portland.
p,yx,,cy M THE DrxocR OF rs. /"
gu. -. ra,b.- ,hink that N VIC were
called upon Just at present to define the nation
al Democracy, We should do Il by adopting
parson aigginson's dennl,lon OF mlhce pie
neIy wh.e na !, Mo boitom win Untold
horrors between"
Nrv Inr..-Mr. r. f. Bailey brought us in
delicious apple the other day, sample Of q
key full, which he caused to be securely heaae1
up anu M sunk " ~. !, h.% ia;n ord.tnrbsJ
through Inc winter. and until about the lith.-
On bringing his cache Of fruit to the surface,
and opening Il. every apple Was ioahd ire ,s" nn
,bS J.v wbsn taIen from the tree.-CIaremont
Eagle.
~ The Albany Journal says: "Therc were
moro than sye tbousand ,ealous. varm.hcarted
Rs,nb,;can friend, Of Gov. Seward In attend
once upon the Chicago Convention, anxiously
,r,ic;na,inc nj, nomination. Those Eve thous-
ond fr.em,n devoted and faithful alike to Gov.
Seward and his principles, will be found among
the most realous and truest supporters Of Lin
coin and Hamlin."
.ohS AND rh".S-ou' ,ne'o"A ~" =,
III one P,'0",. - ou'ms -. :, MI
,.'A"' w." g, CS.,...,,., s,r.., por,,,nd
CIV D,"u.' -, ,N.,S-,,. T., ~. n,rsr
'''' "'' D'"' -
ALL HAIL LrhAS!-our Lyman repu'"ea"'
have the credit OF the hrst ra''ncA'''n nae'''.
held In Old YORK. a meeting was he,. ,"s'eo v
THURSDAY afternoon 81 'a'' w. ...aS,', ~ =
xa. addressed by Leonard Andrews and Georg,
II. Knowlton ESQ. The Lyman republicans ar,
ready for the work, and will give good nc
count Of themselves election day.
,-rwo understand int Mr. Tbedoore Lin
s,ott ba, obtained travelling agency for th,
sale of DR.. Bells British Purgativc pills In III,
town of Sanford and vicinity. We have tn,
strongest proof that these are superior to my
Mills heretofore N0bwp. They are for sale by
all the apothecaries In Saco and Biddeford.
N ~. ,u p,..on e. ro,-
AVE-" s'm..,.. .n..,..,,,,. .. w.,.r ;,
-I ,,T.. o,I r.,j, H.. >, On. o,,ho charm
inc ssr;es NJ .Ichoe. of tho Past" arranged
by Daumbach. From Oliver Di,son we have
received some Hundred yoluntaries, Preludcs
nd ,r,or,,ds. s,r Tho orc,n. J,,rmonhun or
N,o,o,I.,n - mos, co,ven;en, arrangement for
e., a. ,,,a,...,, a, ,,;,.,,.
players VINO hhu u u'rhcu't 70 cothpose su'ao''
interludes &c. Also "Onc Hundred Melodies
for the Violin" selected from favorite Operas.
Ahshc ABOVE may DC oo'a'hea ~ ''or''n ''o'
BOOK anu MUSIC ''0re'
CRY BUILDING. have been re-
commenced on the City Building under the
suner;n,cndence of John NJ. Goodwin. Bepja-
- -. ~, ~ d n.,.,,, . .ouu,,,..
MN "r"'es III" !, D. D'"r,"s' .o"" -,
to superintend the same. The work VIII be
pushed forward vigorously 10 its completion.
~ 80, A..
we uhuers'anu 'hA' III ',"e' nus Pas'0' '"'
City Council, inviting the Masonic order to lay
tho Corner Stone. and that the ceremonies arc
- q, .or.. og .ho,, ,ho o,u, ;,., o. nm
.AP.u ~ vD M 60, O..
Lojre. Hon. Josiah II. Drummord, Is expected
A., hs,-.,, .,J ,,;,I d.,;,.r an adJre.. IN tho
" o' p''''"' NV VS.
occasion.
IT,. s,,,o,.,,o w,;.b we cut from, ope of our
A"' WV "s'
exchanges, has Pi'h'
TuE SHORTER CArrciIisM. "Who Is Lin
coin y''-Osrtqo Palladium.
.T,, .,,o., ,,wv.r 4, Illinois. anil the smart
ne no.es. ,awyer ~, ~ Irn;,, a .s .u and
est umPspeaser ~ nne o"'Jn, III '"',s'. ~
nohesi man , VINO De nr, ,h., I T.. nUJsr,aLcs "
-Sendfor Dougid''
~ :. 90.
" Inc Albany argus ha'ins MI =. on''
whned out n good deal OF mock sympathy for
Seward and his friends. the Albany Evening
-
journal replies =
The Argus greatly mistakes the temper Of
Mr.. Seward's friends. They seek no compli-
ments from the Democrats, and beg 70 be spar
ed the mortihcation OF ther sympathy. No,n-
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