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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23
JOB WORK.

Having purchased entirely new once our Job De-
parment comprises large assortment Of the --latest styles
Of Type Borders &C., thus enabling ~ 70 do every var
ETY. Of Job Work In unsurpassed IN ths section
Of the State All work entrusted 10 WIN be exc
euted ON short notice and reasonable terms
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23

seemed broken In spirit and in pride, and hia
dissipation soon became notorious.
Even the birth Of . little daughter, though
for time it seemed to chock him IN his naad
career, had no power to restrain him LONG,
He plunged again int his usual courses, and
his wife could do nothing but suffer in silence.
But she was not to spend her lifc in idle
repining, and over the cradle Of her child she
determined what course to pursue. She
would 60 to Mrs. Maitland. Her little Lena
was just beginning to walk, and to lisp few
words; she felt sure the babe would touch
its grandmother's obdurate heart So she
wrapped her child in her mantle, and walked
to Magnolia TWAS evening, and light was
burning in Mrs. Maitland's room.
Zoe gave q timid rap, which was answered
by low Come II"
She obeyed the summons, and dropping
her mantle, stood before her mother-in-law
with her babe in her arms. Her pale cheek
was even paler than of old, and her thin
hands trcmblcd, as she held her child pressed
to her bosom.
For some moments she could not speak,
and astonishment kept Mrs. Maitland silent.
At length she spoke.
"Womanf r. she said, in voice Of anger,
"has that man dared to send you here ~
She rose as If to ring bell for the servant !;
ct once Zoe rcgained her composure.
"Stop, Mrs. Maitland" she said, "and
hear me. Waldo did not aend me--does not
know Of my coming. Listen to me for mo-
ment"
She paused to choke down the sobs which
impeded her uttcrance, then went on:
Long ago, when was here, heard you
say you would not forgive my husband tin /
was dead. am willing TO be - dead to him,
on certain considerations"
Mrs. Matiands eyes nasned eageriy
| ANY sum OF money, snc SAID, snail be
yours & put :, Aoe oea mss,Jupsed ssa 1ss s;:. !,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23

ana tne tou09 vos neoS - oooosoS te04s 4 NJ
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American citterSll. g u Tor tn fast sail.
"a snur TN &/lull NAMED skeuuef, United
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whcse aeeh7 ! man h = goods aauther man,
Z fkeovenAy nooss - il hs conducts hisse6
strats. 10 use . Shakeapscrian ftsss, lime
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bj1 into goin On twenty yean) ~ wor-
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10 kote from Capting 4. Kidd ths sellerbra-
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sissscss gsxc mc good nAme, and Ipint with
feeling 81 pesle q plcshure to the tact that
nun q our family was ever in Kongress, 81
on tho New York pcrlice. or Arms house
The snsooin seen in my chcckcrcd carcar
b respectfully submitted:
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23

her darling Lena were taksn sick On ~ aame
day, and The mara cav Waldo s(richa 6evn
with he salns dissase. 80
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plague -stricken dverlcs. - -
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servant Vas slsspine. IN - ~ ov,arnSwsr.
Cd BY long watching. when ~ awcks. r :
~ = ~. thin vnm.n - sesa ~ -. .
nurss, and Who ffom 1T time nmssd ~
invalids With untirinr -.
Thanks TO her rood nurslne. the nhvr,e,ar
said, after severe battlN lilS tri,.ar,I ~. -.
Nadam N,itland ant3 WaI3 - ,s.,..s~.,.ss.s
out Of danger, but sweet ~ disa a ~
arms Of her iiithful MR., Ghs cInasd ~
child's eyes, and prspassd ~ ior ID last
her cozdn, she staggered "a IN 3 Is i,oor. =
They raised her and borp - a : ~ n
the delirium Of fever. Wildly - rsved AZ
her dead child, Of her own I'D fh4e snd brpak-
ing heart, and again and aeain sho vould
pray, Oh, God, let me die rs
Madam Maitland, vet feeble. tottsrsd into
her room; she knew hsr. ~ onco. Poor Zoe
lay before her. 10 her he and Waldo owed
their lives, and, with tsarfhl syes, abe repeat
ed 10 Waldo the scene vhich "a tnlren 49,
before Zos's departure.
"Can you forgive me p sAkcd the mother
Of her son.
q che lives; but, if not-oA, God, I cnn-l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23

COUNTY OF,FICERS.k
CovMrY Jupcs--A. O. COUCH.
THDAsunEn AND RscOaDeA--A. @. BUNNELL.
SwAWY--J. DLWELL.
CouNrY CLsnx-J b. SEVERANCE.
SUPRnlRrgMDENr OF ScnooLs-T. STEED.
CouxTy euRveY0w-M. L. TRACY.
CoaoNBn-- vIRDEN.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-10
A.. cox,,o.-ws priu. the follow.

yorxo Mrx CoxIso.-ws print the follow.
,,v letter nom Q gentleman who has hitherto
been one Of the strongest and most efficient
members Of the Democratic party in the
town Of somerville. The letter speaks for
itself, and needs no comments nom US.
What Mr.. Bruce relates as going on arouna
him. Is going on all over the State, especially
In the ranks Of the intelligent, energetic y0uns
men to which he belong%-Progre''ire .fr
soxKRyILLx, Ne, July is. isoV ~,
Nh rn,roR 81 have heretofore been IN 'ne
democr.tio marty, supposing it was n,,;
nr;n.in,. hut since the Charleston anu ps,ei-
rmarsS Ton yentiops, have come To the eoneiu-
..n, Ia, i, 4. without principle, moraii,y or
s,pa;',;.n,,v have TO regret thatl have heip-
~ ,a s.nnort such principles as the democracy
psI,aesting and inasmueh as have
~. Js.sixsi. shall look out for the future.
snJ give nv influence for hrdei, one OF The
csa.ss ones. and Hoasa foe, the hero OF the
Wsst'-bOping that these two champions OF
srsaiom viii land the present rotten democracy
40 far up Salt River that IL viii never come
bach 70 curse civilized people.
The people here are all wide awake and impa-
tient for the time TO come, and do not calculate
10 be deceived any longer by the old fogies Of
democracy. You may look for good report
from this part Of the country.
Yours respectfully,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-10

Hon Frederick p. Stanton, in his Re
publican address at St. Louis. spoke in the
following convincing manner of Mr.. Doug
las.
you are all aware that ACCOMPANY with Gov.
Walker and myself there were others, who
sustained US throughout, and known generally
rs anti-Lecompton Democrats, led on by
Douglas. haynt an unkind word against
him, but shall not vote for him. admire him
TO some extent for the position he occupies.
believe Popular Sovereignty to be correct,
but not as embodied in the kansas-Nebraska
bill, because the people OF Kansas had no
chance 20 assert their majority. Douglas
sustained them for q while, but he has fallen
from II. Had he sustained that position,
would not now be advocating Lincoln and
Hamlin for the Presidency. Douglas has not
maintained his position to the end. Amer the
Democrats party had abandoned its prinei-
Piles, he ought not TO have gone TO Charleston
at all. He should have hoisted the standard
Of true Democracy, and dehed the Charleston
Democracy; and this, gentlemen, Is lwhat l., in
my humble way, advised him to do. lie
thought different and wished to purify the
party. told him that they would crush him,
and they have done IL.
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Piscataqua Mutual
FIRE 81 MARINE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF MAI E.

STOCK DEPARTMENT..
Authorized Capital, t $1,000 "a "a
Capital subscribed and secured, ~S''''o
Thu business OF tho Company ut present confined
IN PiSe and Inland Navigation risk:
This company having completed IL ofgsn.iAho,n
A, now prepared TO Issue policies on Inlana N az.
allan ri,ks Also against lossand damage ny n,e.
Inland Insurance on Goods to all pars on uns
country. Fire insurance on Dwellins snussc,o'
ries, stores. Merchandise, ships In port or While
building and other property, or :, '0'A''' '''"'
Five year Policies Issued on dwellings from ! 70
a per cent, for years, costing only rom ~ 70 "
&c MS per year on slOO Insured. All premiums pre-
Maid In money, and no assessments made on the As
suTed, Losses paid with promptness- The CompA
nv trusts by an honorable and prompt adjustment
OF It's Losses TO secure eontnuanes OF the public
IIoS. JOHN N. GOODWIN, President.
OBHD r. MILLER, Vice President
SMILEY w. KICKER, Secretary.
BIddeford and saco Agency, once City BANK
building, Diddsiord. .u,,.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-10

= A serious accident occurred on Saturday
evening. during the exhibition OF fireworks
from the yacht Zings, ~ Pier Wharf Miss
Annie Al. Martin, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Martin. Was standing about thirty 1--we feet
from o small cannon, with her side towards
IL; on the discharge OF the gun, the wad L.
heavy one, OF cotton waste,) struck her skirt
In front, breaking four OF the steel hoops, and
causing the inhiction OF severe wound. about
eight inches In length. from which the intes-
tines protruded. She vas conveyed TO her
homs, and the services Of Drs. Boar,iman, Oliver
and TreAdvell procured.
g. a, Vas At hrss feared, the case resulted fatal
~, tae hir sufferer expired on Tuesday night.
The parents and friends of The deees.ed' ne
learn sHonerate the owner Of the Zlnga, and
tho.s connected with the vessel from al blsms
IN me mater, being convinced tina, reasonable
care vas taken 10 prevent accideuts No n,
regrets the occurrence more than Capt Thoms.
and be has been indsfAtigable In his a,,ensians
20 the bersaved family and constant In M.
snorts 70 relieve the sansrings Of The injured
LADY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-10
Cough. and Colds, Coughs and Cold, {.

Let no one nesleeta cold or a slight cough. Thou
sands. doing So have had one cold added to anOth-
or, until the mucous membrane lining the air pas
sages, has become excessively irritated, and even
permanently thiekened, and soon chronic cough,
chronic pneumonia, and consumption, successfully
gsllop along The best time to cure all this Is when
IL begins II you are so fortunate as to possess a
case Of HampArsy', Specific Homeopathic Remedies,
and II you do not you ought to at once take Cough
PIN. and then two or three pills per day. with care
as TO renewed exposure, will briS you all right In
day or two.
II your cough has got further along, then more
care and more patience is necessary fora cure tho
II lies in the same direction. Our advice Is to keep
the feet warm, the head cool. and take Humphreys
homeopathic Cough Pills.
Price, % cents per box SIX boxes for 81.
n. IA full set OF IIuNPHRErs' HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS, with Book Of Directions, and twenty
different Remedies, In large yials, morocco case,
S. do. in plain case, 81 case Of hfteen boxes and
book 81.
These Remedies, by the single box or case, are
sent by mail express, free Of charge. to any adj
dress, on receipt ofpriee. Address
On. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
No. Sc, broadway, New.York.
sold by A. Sawyer. BlddsfOrd. Avail
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-10

- The Iaispsadsai publishes the following
extract from letter from Springfield. Ill.
eve Rad in Holy Writ that prophet is
not without honor save In his own country,
among his own kin. This does not apply to
Abraham Lincoln his warmest and most de-
yotei friends are at his home, and among those
who have his personal acquaintance. Some
thirty years ago, when this country was new,
he taught In a Sabbath School at Salem, now in
Menarl County, where he then lived. Though
not professor Of religion, he has always led q
moral life. and Is orthodox In his belief, attend
ing church Of the Presbyterian demo nins,ion
his wife being communicant In DR.. Browns
church. Mr.. Lincoln has always aided aud act
ell with the temperance friends In this city |;
and when the Washingtonian movement was
commenced throughout the land, he was one
among our speakers here, and now habitually
declines TO take . social glass. lie has been
chosen frequently TO address religious anniyer.
saries, and always held up the doctrines OF the
Bible, and the truths and example Of the Chris.
tan religion, as the foundation Of all good. l
can safely say he has the confidence OF all par
ties. We look upon him as the nan In all re-
spects that tho present condition Of the coun-
try requires, 10 OIL the highest Office in the gin
of nation blessed beyond comparison by our
Heavenly Father, and TO deliver us from the
rule Of Goiless and pro-slsyery Administra-
ton. For this let all Christians deyoutly pray"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-10

FRoa CALuoRSiA.-Juige Terry, the muir
derer Of Senator Broderiek, was acquitted by
the court under circumstances which left no
doubt upon the public mind Of collision. Judge
Hardy opened the court at9 A. NJ. and the
District Attorney announced that the witnesses
had not made their appearance. The case went
to the jury without word of testimony, and
under the charge Of the Judge, theJury acquit-
ell Terry before 10 o'clock. Witnesses to es-
tablish the guilt Of Terry were ON their way.
but were delayed, and did not reach the court
room until twelve o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
British OIeOn,
FOR THE II IRii

Tho oil fro-. Witch thu .iss.a, p-~r-r.,'on Is
made, Is obtained from plum which grows only
In Persia. II was arst discovered in the year 1889,
by the celebrated Oriental traveller Dr. s'ephen-
son. who brought II to London, In England ~ne,V,
II is said, as many as 5000 bottles have oeen sou
In one day, II is entirely unlike anything before
known. II keeps the hair moist and hveIy ior =
great length Of time, and gives II eeau'iu' ua's
glossy appearances, without making II greasy anu
sticky, or leaving It brash dry, and null OF uanu'u
like all those preparations which contain castor
OIL olive oil, or eOeoa-nut oil. Only % een'' oos
tie For sale by all apOtheeaues In saeO anu p'a'
delOrd. u
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$50 MEN WANTED!

We want as soon as possible 80 men to peddie
med clnes IN any OF the New England States. The
medicines are Dr.. Bslrs Celebrated British Remedies,
which are put up in better style and are more rei-
able than any medicines now in the market Tho
business will pay from $500 to $1,000 yessaoo'e
expenses. II you are out OF business, and want one
that is permanent and paying, chance Is here pre-
sented. II you will send to us VIC will send you a
circular explaining the whole matter fully.
3Ou s. VI. SHAW & Co., Alfred, Me.
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Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned, having been appointed Aren't
i offAs York cssNfy Msfsai Fire fss.rsses go ym
propo ais for Insurance on safs kinds o. pfopeyo
every description. at the usual rstes s.ld eonps
ny haS now q risk In aid Stats, eAnp " po N.
smou,,t Of sSon0oo Win which 70 meet loss:. Los
% are literally adjustsd and promptly pa; me
risis taken by AID company Are aiy'e 49,. vi,ss
ist elias, Farmers ProPery =, ~. Nh.
N msrcsnt,is and manunetarsr's property. Zach
eiass pays lor its own loses ,rvr.
suxI Irrnt and Coiisctor % Asssssnsuts
city B.sk Baiiding. eupstAirs) Liberty Stfssa BIO
dslord. Maine. ieu
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State Of Maine.

3IS YORK, S.
49, To tho sherlfrs OF our respective coun-
lies, or either OF their deputies, GREETING.
III T. command you 10 attach the goods or estate
tI(H OF George Plaisted, Jr., OF South Berwick,
the SSSnc ST ne.t ara o.
In the county OF Hampshire and Commonwealth oil
Massachusetts, TO the value OF four hundred dollars
ound in your precinct, to appear before our Jus
tices Of our Supreme Judicial Court, TO be holden
at Alfred, within and for our said county OF fork,
ON the first Tuesday OF April, A. d. 1859, then and
there In our said court TO answer unto Nathaniel
a. Marshall OF South Berwick, In said county of
York, Esquire, administrator OF the goods ana es-
tate or Thomas Goodwin, late or said South Der
wick, Esquire, deceased, In plea OF tho case Tor
that the said defendants on the 9TH day OF May, In
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty.nine, at said South DeIwlek aloresu, ~
debt had with said defendants their note Of that
date as surety Jointly and seysraiy promised 20
hundred dollars In eighteen months with interest
annually, promised the said Thomas Goodwin to
pay said note TO said Jarius Came, and to save
harmless and indemnify the said Thomas GOODWIN
against said note, and the plaintiff AYERS that the
said defendants have never paid the salu yarius
Came the said note or any part thereoi or tne IN
tsrest part OF the same ana aa VIZ tSe Sib
day OF May, A n. 1855, at south Berwick aforesaid
compelled 70 pay and ara pd sp,v one dollar,
ana hty,seNen ccns, oe'nS aT ,.h,ch The said de.
NJ saia time o. payhehh srssS and In conseouence
iendahts haa nosiee an,on has acnrued and tbe
MSn, T oaus n, thereof promised the
defendants IN cohslaeration sheis ,h P.v 81 usy
said Thomas SSGa ,hs on \, i sai fs 70 nav him aid
a. " IG i,sra., on ths same Vet though often
,enus.tsd The defendants have not niaed and
.aYed harmless the said Thomas GOODWIN, nor paid
he same TO him in his lifetime nor TO his admins
traitor since his decease Also for that the said de-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-10
Carriages /! Carriages /!

THE subscriber. having purchased all the inter
/ est of Chadbourne a darcy In the Carriage
HAHN rs. will now take charge OF the same AIM.
s.. and Is prepared 10 treat The old customers Of
the concern. and as many new ones rs may Join
them, in the best possible manner.
lie natters himself that with his facilities for car
rying ON the business, with . host Of unsurpassed
and unsurpassable workmen, and stock unequall.
ed In the whole region Of the East no can build
you anything nom an lrishmAn,s mud barrow to
Phaton As delicate a. ever rolled In the streets OF
Parry Land lie will give his personal sspsrussios
10 all the work done In his Establishment, and vii
not allow carriage OF any Kind 70 leave the shop
unless done according 20 order. lie has constantly
on hand and will continue TO build 70 order PAssen
gerand Mall Wagons, Express Wagons, Jersey We.
ESn. Of various patterns Concord wagons. Sroosn
both open and top Sulkiss and Sislghs Of al vsrs
ties, double and singie.
EAny Of the above mentioned articles win b
sold for cash or approved credit at prices dsfying
composition.
OWEN D. CHADBOuRHE
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-08-10
STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, SS.-
At ts Supreme Judicial Court. begun and hth a., a.
AIMED, ,-tkin aud for As County 81 fork' on "s Nv
Tuesday Of Nag, A. ID. 1860.
an the above action, IL appearing that Charles
III T. Plasted one OF the defendants, Is out oil the
"A state, and has never been notinea ana mas DO
81 tenant, agent, or attorney In TINS stAte upon
whom 10 serve notice
The Court Order. That the plaintiff cause the
defendant To be notified Of the tendency OF thi:
anil by serving him in hand with mn attested
eopy OF the writ and this order Of Court there
on fourteen Tor by publishing the same three
weeks successfully In the Union and Journal, .
newspaper printed in Bidddeford, IN said coun-
~ OF York, the last publication thereof to DC
tIirty) days at least before the next term OF
aid Court TO be holden at Alfred, within aud
for said County Of York, on the third Tuesday
of September, A. d. 1850. that he may then ana q
there in said Court appear and shew cause, IL
any he have, Why judgment, In said action'
should not be rendered against him, and execu-
True copy Of the original writ, and order OF
2, Attest: CD. LORD. Clerk.