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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28

about 10 leave the room-shc had in somc
degree recovered her selG.pos-ersion.
Mr.. Markham, shall never speak on this
subject again; but ! bid you think well before
you throw away loving heart
lie was tempted more than falls to the
common lot of mOrials. He must hayu
Welded. had the temptation fallen on him
unavares: but before he left Calcutta he bad
resolved to see her once more. and through
the long voyage, and in many restless night,
he had weighed the chances OF their meeting
and armed himself ut all points Tor re''-
tanea
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28

Blddeford, Dec. l2, 1850
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Unsettled claims not .sI73.926 81
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Upwards OF s11,oOO,OOO
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Anecdote OF nom cor,vn.

1t is said that Tom Corwiu was. once
trying case in which he was opposed to
the late Mr.. Writ, when the latter tried ~
somewhat novel mode of discreditiug the
evidence of Corwin's chief witness, on
whose accuracy and discrimination every;
thing turned, by showing that he was a
person of astonishing creduIity: "IIdre
you believe it all?" "WelI, yes, Squire,
don't know but what do" The same an
swcr was returned rs to Gullivers Tray
els, and several other works of fiction, Cor
win all the while fdgeting and growing
hot. Presently Mr.. Writ, considering the
man entirely Aattened ont, resigned him
with bland smile. Mr.. Corwin said he
bad only one question to ask, and he put
it: "HMve you read Wirts life of Patrick
EIenry?" Yes" ''Do you believe it all?"
"Why, no, Squire, I can't go that"
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The Boston Post is responsible for this

THE Boston Post is responsible for this
paragraph:
1t is said that the ratio OF marriages in
any country depends upon the fruitfuness
of the earth. A good crop of corn, wheat
and tobacco is always followed by a good
crop of weddings. The more bread, the
more babies. Thus Ceres is the fast friend
of Hymou. Accordingly. look out :subout
these days" for plenty Of marriages In
deed, the work is already getting lively. in
the country, and must reach the city be-
fore Christmas. BE careful, my darlings,-
that's all. 1t was Quilp who said that
''cOniugal life is sometimes conJuryial life"
and that is horrible! -.
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fair profit.
fNtldl GftHtiOR girCN to Insurance of D IHELLLNGS
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MANHOOD. : -. =
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ghOiCe First Class Insurance
I'm ? e z
ENPFTUAL

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The pTosFess of this Corporation has been stable
.sl M uninterrupted through seasons of financial sum
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GEO. n. JOHNEOH. w. D. JOHNSON
G. w. JOHNSON & son,

w n n 81 1tEStH OF Copper, TIN nnd
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVTNG ATAILED OURSELVES OF ALI. THE
Al improved facilities, nc better prepared now
than to fill all orders for any article or work in
the above line Of business. Taies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in substan-
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OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand ut all times
G.W. JOHNSON & son.
No.l79 Market Squire,
Jy:-d&wf VIII ceiling. Wa
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WHEELING. va, TUESDAY MORNING,

L hestuk my hand so pleasant like and
larfed so sweet that.I fell IN love with him
down on the Pizarro & commenst smokin-
rite cheerful. "Wall,". seq 1. "Albcrt
Edard, how's the old folks2"
Her Majesty & the Prince are well, he
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'DoS'F DESERT Az OLD FRIEND rol ! XElw rr4cY'
, 1860-11-24

From the London Times, Nov. 81
"Tota1 defeat OF the Bourbon army" and
"onc million three hundred thousand votes III
favor Of annexation to Sardinia" These arc
must bow. Nothing etrikcs the ordinary man
who has only newspaper to supply lin with
facts, and common senscto guide his Judgment
on them, more than the strange notions which
Princes and Ministers, with every light Of cx-
perieucc and every artifice Of staaccr1t At their
command, continually form respecting the
course Of events. Take, for instance, the most
astutc and most successful politician Of the
contincnt-the French Emperor He has
slltwn himself 4 consummatc master of hu-
man aiflira, he has thwartcd and uycrthrown
succession Of opponents, and those who enter
the lists with him must look we'll to their ar-
NOR, nor expose even ercyice to his lance't
point. And get it was this subtle ruler who
originated the scheme Of all Italian Cop.edcra-
tion, with tic Pope ai its leatl-a political
scheme so impracticable as 10 hare been re-
ccired ut first with iucrcdu(ity, changing, when
the news was confirmed into anger Or dcrision.
Those who louk Oh at tho game arc proven
binl!y able to sec more clearly than tile players
aud it may be our comparative indifference to
| the results which makes us free from tho
clouds which sometimes obscure Imperial per-
captions. The union Of Italy under one crown
| is now plainly IL inevitable cycnt, The over
| w1clnliug majoritics lit favor OF annexation 10
| Sardinia, aud the still iudre overwhelming bat
| taiions Of Victor Emanuel, have now scttlcd
that point. The Bourbon despot las now lit
tie morc than tho ground he stands On 10 call
his own. AS no single will has produced tho
movement, no single will can arrest it. Were
even Austria to gain . temporary success, III 4
few years tho strife must commcnc again.
| The seed af liberty has been sown broadcast
| over the italian Peninsula; it has taken root,
and the country is oycrrun with it. 1t may bc
said, with truth, that Ito town, enin Veuetia,
arc there to be found II dozen families who do
not desire to be joined tu the Italian Kingdom
and who would not be ready to drive tht: lass
Austrian out Of their country. Tie future ol
that empire in her dearly-kep province is nov
easily TO he read.
It needs no prophetic yifion to scctle white
coats slowly aud sullcnly marching out Of VI
roma, aud abandoning, amid the suppressed CT
citencnt Of the people. Tic fortitlcatious 1atel,
! finished ut such enormous cost to Tcl,cr.
, 1860-11-24
#onen att Erctunge.

G1d 110 TO, LOAN ON
- lfsOUO noSD AND MoRTu AGE, for
Eye xeAss, on property Ia thia city,
II Ha1!nssa paper wanted,
b. II. DOWNING Il CO.,
rr6 oa r,,rk str+4f
, 1860-11-24


The following magnificent burst Of oratory
uttered By Mr. Webster in the great strife OF
1850, catches new grandeur from the exigency
that is now upon us:
Mr. Prcsilcnt-I should much prcfcrto have
heard, from every member on this floor, declo-
rztions Of opinion that this Union co1lld never
br dissolved, than the declaration Of opinion
by anybody that, in any case, under tho pres
sure Of any circumstances, fucla dissolution
WAS possible. I hear with distress and anguish
tie word secession" especially when it falls
from tho lips OF those who are patriotic, and
known 10 the country, and known all over the
world for their political services. Secession!
Pcaccal]e secession! Sit, your eyes and mino
arc ncycr destined to sec that miracle. The
d;:mcmbcrnlcnt Of this vast country without
c:'nvulsioa! Tic breaking up OF the fountains
Of the great deep without rutning the surface! !!
Who is So foolisl.-I beg eyerybody's par
dou-as to expect to see any such thing? Sir,
he who secs these States, now revolving in
harmony round a common center, and expects
to see them quit their places and tly OF will
out c6nrulsion, may lock t1c next hour to SEQ
the heavenly bodies rush from their spheres
mud jostlc against each other in tho realms Of
sl.acc, without causing the wreck Of the uni
verse. There can be no such thing as 1,cacea-
bic secession. Peaccab!c secession is an utter
inpossibility. Is the great constitution under
which We livc-covcriny this while country
il il to lie tlawed and melted away by Ecccs-
sion, as tllo SHOWS on tue mountain melt under
the influence of a ycrnal sun, disappear almost
npobscrycd, aud run of! No, sir! No, sir!
will net state what might produce the disrup-
tiau Of the Union; but, sir. see as plainly as
/ see the sun In heaven what that disruption
itself must produce; l sec that 1t must pro-
dncc war, aud such war as will rot describe,
in its twoiold character.
Peaceab1c secession! pe2ceab1e secession! !!
The concurrent agreement of all the members
Of this great republic to separate! A volun-
tary separation, with alinony on The ono side
and Oh the other. Why, what would be the
result? Where ia the line TO be drawn: What
States are to scccde? What is to remain
American? What am to be? an American
no lon1ers Am to become sectional man,
4 local nan, scparatist, with no country in
common with thu gentlemen who sit around
me here, or who I'LL the Other House Of Con-
gresss Heaven forbid! Where is tho flag OF
the Republic to remain: Where is tho eagle
still to tower? Or IL he to cover and shrink
aud fall to The ground? Why, sir, our anccs-
tors, our fathers and our srandfathcrs, those
Of thclu that are yet living amongst us with
prolonged lives, would rcbuks and rcproach
us; and our children and orr grandchildren
would cry out shame upon III, If We Of this
generation should dishouor these eEsigns Of
tue power Of the Government and the harmony
of that Union which is every day felt amon:,
IL with 60 much jov aud gratitude,
, 1860-11-24
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
L TMlT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS.
And gTows more and more popular every dav.

rao1 wocp wilt ris:.ss aS:spe iine - - in
twenty causc AZ ase eil o eStsr az
sass at:snde wish ~ sruytloa On no he?l- con-
uoti1n stun tor capr. neither have Eeen ibc to do
extremely nor, eSsd TIis lnure ns to psy nErsa
= 1Io.!5e. aiuSs. ~ re i fas. ssns ad eaFh NO
August have iahfaily oxs ne t,is atTeestons
and the bald spot Is nov covered with hair thcz md
hx Feeling soaident t6.t aaosher isrs ssfs boiis ms
wnuia restore Il entirely and permanently. eel anx-
% * thcs asieta L hea e
woua 10 nos ps TnlnE & to send ms an order tna
DC 41a% and e 5 t''s that arc Kind 70
Thy hicnd, sCsANSAu KIRBY.
rse1; Q: Wooe-bsar sri il tas l:.ef % putt q ths
q dax
s d.! ;s5 E &C.; 4 sss s:;
ts, and much of the remaining portion upon ti,e sGa
% be enGe ss sF
upon ny 5ctufn 70 tle ssste Of Indiana my uoro caa-
discover u lie change In M appsa1onss pss 70 70
~ mosr intimate acqnalntances weret recognize mo
once made application to tho most skil,ful mir.
sEns s1 scn 10 X country e"s resstyinS
% % ay e e. ua sttofe Has
T. n ne attss pat Or ue year !ss. yonr Ecrtaratvo
@s q i a: FL; ss
aes s.ea ~ ss,
worh q your az aaas " aIsa 20
ra5 aays seh coat ot very son hacx hair w6!chno
money can oo5. Very respectfully Z yG9u'$ 9s,r,
q woon . Attorney .na eosa:si9e1 t It e Law.
i, e ea: e
Ill good bFu2zhs aud Fan . Goods Dealers. '''' y
ga J. T. hfs1 Gssa es s b2zss r.ss
4 Smith. and Gaia Brothar4 se6Gafsstys1.enov1f At"
, 1860-11-24


Tie Empress of Austrin is 10 unwcll that
ler physicians have declared that she must
spend the winter in the islands OF Madeira, and
a messenger las already been sent there to
max preparations for her arrival. It was
thought tl:at the rude climate Of Vienna. and
tho dust rcsultin. from tho demolition OF
buildings, caused by tho opening Of new
streets, would be more than the lady could
stand this winter. The Empress will make
long sea voyage to get to Madeira. She WAS to
leave Vienna on the 18th Of October, on her
will embark in an English frigatc for the
hcalth..ying island whittier she is hound
Her sister, tho cx-Quccn VI Naples, and prnha-
lily the cyilei Francis H., will spend tho win
tor with her in Madeira.
The Eupress III France, they say, lonks cx-
trcmcly we'll in mourning costume, whicl, be-
comes her dclicatc franc, and her rcnsiyc cx-
preston of countcnancc- She will assume
mourning cn<tume, and with all tho French
memory Of the 1atu Dowager Empress Of
Russia
All the Expresses now living are young and
handsome women. The ono most prominently
before the worlds eye il, Of course. the Eu1-
press Eugcnic. She was born in 1926, and{was
thirty-four years old on this 9Th Of last May.
IIcr maiden na,nc was Eugcnic Marie dc Guz-
Mun, Counteso Of Tcba The Empress Of Aus
tria will bc only twcnty-thrco years old on the
nth OF next month. She was like tho c1-
Queen Of Naples, Princess Of Bavaria, and her
name was Elizabeth Amcla Eugca!c. She WIS
married when only seventeen years old The
| Empress Of Russia is thirty-six years old, and
was married to the present Emperor, then the
| Grand Duke Alexander, when seventeen years
! old She Is daughter Of the Grand Duke OF
! HesEc, aud has nearly dozen namcs.
, 1860-11-24
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County. 8. S.9-suptsior Court Of Chicago, Novem-
brr Tsf1u, 4. d. 0 Francis ". BlatcEturu VI Joseph

Wh!t:alt. Attachment.
Public Notice !. hsrehy given to the said Joseph
vAltta that writ OF attachment tssarl out or tha
office u the Clerk fthe Sup.tor Court OF Chicago.
the said Francis matGf,rd and against tho estats
ottt aid Joseph Waitsn Tor tue OF three hundred
and Twelve dnay* AuA ulty- -thsea ceats l3113) d.
festcd t, the slsstE Of Coo co9nty. wtcs sad yas
you. the said Jnserh whttn shall personally be and
apPsar betvre rug sad superior Court of Cicaso.
en- at Tue Court House Y. tue city nt Chicago on tte
first Monday nf S"seinhcr. A. D. ls. give tpectal ball.
tr th,rErd against yo. aud In favor Il the said plain
TIL and - much Of tie property attached ~ nsv be
sufficient to tltsfy the saul Iud .aer au cosi fl ha
sud 70 satisfy the same. WALTER. klMDALL.
H. e. srERLE. pls'ns Atty. Clerk.
, 1860-11-24

Master In Cbancery Of the Snpe1loE Court Of Ihic49t
Datrd yoyeubcf .. $50. noa0dEnrd
, 1860-11-24
33t)t,kleia,ls.*:.

r F. DeDERKY,:: N. D., Home
l. ppathlc PhyaIcinn. Surgeon. &C. Having en-
tnyed an European medical educs.ion With practical
he can ve entire eat,filcon In the treatment OF all
caEablc % disease, Acute and CHRONIC.
onlCc hours I'LL /. and to Z =. and al houTS
ct night, lla scsidvuce. u West Randolph street.
, 1860-11-24

SAFE N"horo,

TRUSTEES SA14E.-W Whereas,
- Edxta Pierce and Candace Pierce, hla wifi. Of
N2mra!cn County. Mtnois. did OH the lltll day OF
nSN l. u lSJ. MAKE eIccr.E and deliver to me tie
M1C efs!gaet. T. deed whereby they conveyed II tne,
r. unuerstgntd and to nv heirs A>atena. and
~ 1T ~ III ttEzt E!e following described rrem!ies. sisusted
II Ky et OF Ihcn:n. Cc:atv If cfo. and STATE of
is;nes Enm~n ard Described sut Lot M, f16l III.
teen. u +: T. iaTets snht!ivhl7n Of Lots Nos Il &D
cSs ., ct"a H. w' IN N hls's /, NJ @ i've punssps Addition
L1a:se S M -, s9oa.on of ne wes half a III
ssrenteen; Insn ':1, a'Ith, Range t1s) raet TEir1
r."nta Gal rrrI'HTa at ma fRfc n .N.t Dcrt} or
which might Hereafter he pscrt thrsror In ttust to
sr.u1e tie payment u certain rr& ms-r ~ pfe nf
r,"n date with sail deed FIR tfr ef Eve hundred
AID xixtyhre dollars AMI inteFrtt rcon ~ in sad
LrtG mentioned. and which fn!t deed va. d,,Iy r..
corded In the Recorders olre Of teok fupnty aiuzr
.ah, itl i:ouE number TX Ut Dred. ot Page 81
.;nw. therefore. tefnHt having been nadc :nhe rAY
r!"9t or snfl rr'mIsanrv notr hn1 Interest tfer< H.
sui upon application having b"cn mpsr II ms. thr
rrsgArt by the legal hcldeE # raid net" f,r that
rnrto-+. tha In accordance ~.tl to pEo:f- -:ut- Ut
sad deed Of trust 3nl knF Tie rurre.c> therein ,en
ttrnet M0ntisy, rrrcnlber ~ ffs., af ten ntfnrk
In the forenoon OF said day. 1T the Nnrt door II the
Cnaft finI.n. in fhe city ef !ra@o. tnurt* q Crok.
anil State of illinois, veil md dispose # said pTnp<
nnd premises above described aid alt the fi9ht lille.
h.nene anl r4utsy Of rt1trMpton "f Ee said Edwin
Pierce and CanhacB Pierce, their hciFA 1r%EnS
thefe!n. 1t public auction t. tas highest bidder Or
Erlrl:AIM II. CUMMINGS, .Tru.tee:
, 1860-11-24

For years, arc, from time immcmorial,
have housckccpcrs want cd 4 preparation which
should possesses tho power Of rcuniting the
fragments Of crocke-y, glassware, furniture,
&c, which will accumulate in every house.
hold. This dcsilcratum has at last been filled
by Mr.. II. G. SpaliinS, Of No. 50 Platt street,
New York, who has Introduced to the public
lis Prepared Glue, which is destined to become
as much Of requisite in every family as the
lucifcr match or metallic pin. This glue is en-
crossed in a chemical solution, tho tnanufae'
iuyc of which is Of course = secret with the
proprietor. It's adhesive qualities arc truly
astonishing, joining together, rs it will, heat,
1ieccs Of Wood, Us we'll rs the most delicFte
i1,icccs Of China OF ;s,lass.-Daly Evening Beto'
Tt1a,rlc7. Apz, IL, 1A5p,
, 1860-11-24

The Salem, {S. J;> xa.darl says: I'VE
have heard it suggested that 20
.naue ~ Ieeulate tho prices Of votcs In sa1en
conntv INV 10 Sons of tie dependent voters are
eaI nfth" nr;aes Maid ut the eloction-some voters
gettine " Tin only $50, while others received En-
and soms aysn u high as $25.
The Green Bay Frsss notices ths arrival ct
a poudescript looking vessel from Chicago, de-
x,1ncd for a steam ferry boat ut Oshkosh, to
trsnsport tho cars Of the Chicago !; II. ".
Railroad across tho Fox trer.
, 1860-11-24
DuPRAT"S POLISH AND
Freneh Black Tar1lish.

PATENTED APRIL 10Th. 1870.
This fnpere er Varnsh las been approved hy tho clc,-
Iss Of Washington a. being tic best article OF tue kind
ever invented for rarnlhiug Boots, Harness. Military
without intnsne The leather IN the 1east hut the
contrary. the oily suh'tanee Ct which the varn!sh u
&C. asr bein: varnt.hcd can be washed u Es.eT E.s
foinS :kc hands Thls rarns IL also good for lcals
-lraSs 1rGn. Tin &C. One application ,3Sin= then,
serving them also from rst l. Invaluable for lockR
door hast2ns &C. The ynInst dries IL le:s than t!ree
ting with IT, II csn also be scd Ivy manufacturer. OF
umhrell2s canet. turner's Of Eood e. - i has tho
1t the SANG lime This varnIs Is never sticky. even in
the war'nest CLIMATE II can also BE- employed to ad
fl polish and prcyentin. the mind from fastening to
to the hoof.
II Sold hy Druggists aud Dealers everywhere
Ef~Scnl for circulars to Dea'eTs.
.sF Principal Depot OIL Broadway. {orposto St.
Nicholas Hotr3 NJ