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Agent for the Sale of the
7-3O U. S. Loan.

BOnds on hand for Immediate 4, livery
JOHN T nUSS, Cashier.
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JACOB W. MILLER, lst Ward Tiffir.
ABEL RAwsoN, F" F." ="
The following Committe of
ladies of the City Of Tiffin, have
been named, in part, to aid in
preparation Of the dinner.
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BIDDEFoRD, Me-, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER a. 1866.

q Lately before the Queens Chamberlain
the Sheriff Of London came and counted out
sixty horseshoe nails. This ancient annual
custom is to he referred to a period when the
arithmetical culture T, quiste in London sher-
iff was that he should be able to count sixty,
which was demonstrated To the queen or king
us above. before che or he would recognize the
city's choice. ...
81 In consequence Of the legislature Of
Tennessee having refused 20 admit negro testi
mony in the civil courts, G'n. Fiske, Assistant
Commissioner Of the Fre'dmen's Bureau for
that State, has issued an order which provides
for special courts, under his sup rintrndence to
hear cases in which negroes are interested.
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL,

CHEAr GLuE.-In extracting neats-foot
oil. which, by the way, is unsurpassed by
any other oleaginous matter for harnesses,
shoes, etc., the watery liquid remaining
should never DO thrown away. Alter the oil
is taken OF. strain the water to separate
from any fatty particles that may remain
and then boil it again. until upon trying, IL
is found to have settled into stiff jelly.
Then pour into nat-bottomed dishes, and
when cold. cut into suitable sized pieces. It
hardens in q few days, and you will then
have very fno article Of glue, free from
impurities Of every kind. sufficient for fami'
ly use for a twelve-month. BY taking por-
ton Of this glutinous substance before il be-
comes too thick, and brushing it over pieces
Of silk, you will have as much eoTf-piaster
as you desire, inodorous, tenacious, and en-
tirely free FROM those poisonous qualities
which cause Gas much Of the article sold by
the apothecaries docs) Inflammation, when
applied to scratches, cuts, and sores.
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- President johnson was formerly tai
Tor. Soon after he was inaugurated Govern
or Of Tennessee, high official Of the State,
who had been bred q blacksmith. presented
him with set Of elegant firearms, made
with his own hands. 81 will give him re-
turn in kind" remarked the Governor. He
bought some Of the finest black broad.cloth
that Nashville could furnish, procured set
Of tailor's implements, got the judges meas
ure from his tailor, and made complete suit
Of clothes. setting every stitch himself, and
presented them to his friend. The work, we
are told. was all done in the Governors room
in the State House. The happy wearer Of
the garments pronounced them perfect fit,
and when we heard the story, in 1853, he
had them still.
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A man by the name Of George Weymouth,
Of Skowhegan, died at the Williams House,
Watervlle, last Monday, from the effects OF
q quantity of saltpetre which he had taken.
1t isstated that the difficulty between Gems.
Sheridan and Warren. growing out Of the
removal from his command by the former at
the battle of Five Forks, has been satisficto-
rily explained, and the two Generals are now
the best Of friends. This is as it should be.
The following semi-oficial statement is
in connection with the authorized announce
ment Of the fact that the insurgent Ram
Stonewal has conditionally surrendered to
the Spanish authorities Mt Havana, viz: The
conduct Of those authorities upon the occa.
sion was judicious, digniHed, and in entire
conformity with amity towards the United
States. Any movement Of distrust, which
may have heretofore been entertained as tn
the decision Of the Captain General OF Cuba
in the matter has thus far been disposed OF
satisfactorily.
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Miisteaanfous.

axxs,c.s GRAvxs.-Ii anything wero need
,.a IA make Americans love their country
r,ore than they have, il would DO iound In
the fact that % many OF the honored ana 90.
Lived dead have gone to be a part and parcel
-, our consecrated soil. We are new peo-
,,,s. born In tho now times but w. arc grow
Inc older dsy By day, and we have grown
rapidly, fsarfully older within the past iour
ysars. Even tho last week seems to have add
cd a century to our existence, and given US
An experience which makes US seem Us IL we
hal lived ages in days. =.
There Is always new tie to country in
which the dead whom we have honored and
loved are buried. The settlers Of hitherto
,nknown or uninhabited land become at
t,ched TO il so soon rs the aspect and the
COMFORTS and Joys Of home begin to sur
r,und them. While they live in tents or in
bark sheds they feel like wanderers. and are
ready to 20 wherever temptation leads or
necessity seems to drive them. When the
perpapent Preside is established, and the
roof. tree firmly set, they begin to love the
I nj around them. and this love increases
irom year to year. as memories begin to DO
,.,rt Of the crop raised on the new location.
i.u, when one Of the family dies and is bur-
id in the ground. then the marriage OF the
living to the very soil OF the earth is com
plete, and the union of affection becomes
strong The heart clings to the country in
which the grave was made-to the earth in
which the lost one has become part. And
a. family alter family settles in the new land
and graves are heaped upon the hillsides and
,,I,;,s this union ot the peOnle To the soil
grows very close. and increases in steadfast
proportion rs generation after generation
pisces to dust.
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GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
,mel box 800 POsT OFFICE, NEW YORK.
CUSTOM CARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSIN G.
CL,nx's MILL. May 10. 1865,

CLARK's MILL, May 10, 1865.
hereby give notice to my numerous custom
ers, that have, ut a large expense, increased
my facilities for doing Custom Carding and
Cloth Dressing the present season.
am now ready for work, and with my in
creased facilities think shall be able to do 1t
~ fast ms wanted. or at least, ut very short no.
tice. The best Of cards, machinery and work.
men are employed, and guarantee the best OF
work, at reasonable prices. All business tran
sactions with my customers shall be satisfactory,
or at least, Just and honorable. ... j.
81 Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco Will
liam Milliken, jr., Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Jones, Marlborough Centre, are my agents to
receive wool aud cloth. also to deliver and sct-
tie for the same when done. All work left with
the above named persons. will be as well and
promptly done as IL left at the Mill, and ut
same prices. .- a.--- -- :.
shall also purchase wool, In large or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest
market price, in cash or cloths, rs may be de-
sired. NY cloths will be selected expressly for
rear, not altogether for profit, though ''gain
Is the end" acknowledge. -.
This Mill is situated In Hollis. on the river
road leading from Moderation to Benny Eagle,
three fourths Of one mile distant from each
place. p. o. address. West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR., Prop'r.
20 WILLIAM SMALL, Agent.
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''HoisrED ny nER OWN PETARp. in
Center street, the other night, stout wo-
man Of the Irish persuasion. who had just
rolled barrel OF ale into her den. sat down
ON the head Of il to get breath, and cool her.
sclt after the intense physical e1crtion incl
dent upon the deposit of said barrel in the
accustomed corner. Though she had ceased
working, the ale did not, and presently burst
nut the head Of the barrel, hosting the old
lady to the ceiling, deoolishing her bottles.
and drinking utensils and raising the old
Nick generally. The old lady picked her
scli up, and after looking for moment at tho
ruin, wildly exclaimed, "Ah! be Jabus, bad
luck to the man that put the tarpedy in the
bsrl."-Porfiand Advertiser.
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lIn,portant to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted at bis ofiico,
Nos. = aud EndIcott street Boston, On AL g'sens.
ss Of . PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE; ny
DR. Dow has now the eradication OF pressnting thc
unfortunate with remedies that have never failed
70 cure the most alarming cases or Gone,rA9a and
vcnsreal and impure blood, Impotcncy, Scroiula,
Gonorrhea, Ulcers, Palm or distress In tho 70.
gions Or proercation. Inflammation or the bladder
and Kidneys, Hydrocelc ,Absccsscs, Ilumors Fright
toms attending this class OF disease, arc made TO
become rs harmless a. the simplest ailIngs of.a
child. Particular attention given 10 the trestment
OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In all its forms and sta
treatment few days or weeks. will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board moder
ate.
rccuiar 10 their system, will Ind speedy relief by
calling on DIR. DOW, ut his Office, No. EndIeott
street. .f H.Ir' ..f rr.'I
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2ceaGln

Is n taint or Infection in the human organism Act.
Ing like latent poison, It reduces the vitality Of
the blood. Constitutions affected with Scroula are
more than any others subjected to diseases, and
have less power TO Withstand or recover from them
The Scrola faint or Infection Is hereditary In the
constitution ''descondng IRON parents 70 children
until the third generation "-ani should be attena'
ed 10 In season and We honestly believe BY the
timely use OF DIR. Larookah's sarsaparilia Com.
pouni that this most loatbsome disease can be
checke and in the majority Of cases cured. Drop.
sy and Dropscal swellings are cured by this great
Alternative Medicine.
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RThe following /. puzzle for Geneal

RThe following is puzzle for Genealo-
sists: My father is my son. am my moth.
or's mother; my sister is my daughter and
I'm grandmother to my brother.-The expla-
nation is as follows. In the parish Of Haver-
sham, Kent county, England, Old Harwood
had two daughters BY his 6rss wife, Of whom
the elder was married to John Catheric, the
son. and the younger to James Catheric
his father. Catheric. the father, had q daugh'
ter BY his first wife, who married old Har'
wood. and she had q son to him therefors
Galleries. second wife could say as above.
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WHITE SLAVES,
!. e.. the RETAILERS OF MAINE. are, Tin the i'm.
aginations OF these tcorfhies,)
SUPPOSED TO TREMBLE!


lie. the RETAILERS OF MAINE. are, Tin the i'm
aginations OF these tcorfhfes,)
SUPPOSED TO TREMBLE!
What say you, Retailers Of Maine, to this
barefaced attempt to cut you of from the priv.
iege Of ordering goods ia your opn places OF
business by samples shown you. putting you to
the trouble to 90 TO the wholesale dealer. or or
der Gin the dark" Without samples, or take the
stuff that is thus attempted 10 be forced on to
you by those ''East Of the Kennebec?' Have
you no rights or privileges unless granted you
by the "Lords Of Creation" who at some time
Quietly got a law put into the Statutes that they
might rule the rest of the inhabitants OF the
State! Look to II that the next Legislature
w,pes out his Anti. Republican Statute.
What say you, Hotel Keepers and Livery
Stable men of Mainel Will no: your business
suffer for the benefit of the monopolists Have
you 10 rightsl II is expected that an amend
ment is TO be made tothis Statute by those East
of the Kennebec," that a fine wiH be put upon
you II you harbor or put upa Drummer, I'M
less somebody owns Ms goods he offers pho has
Tired .fpe years in the State of Maine What
say you interested In Railroa Stocks In Maine |?
Will this tend to make any more travel, when
nobody out Of the State can travel with SAM
piles unless with passport 81 ..ned EAST OF the
Kcnnebcc What say the A gents Of the East
crn Express Company, anil the Company itself!
viii not this doctrine, IL carried out, reduce
your business for the benefit of the few Gown
ers" East, &c., &C.! What say the hundreds
of travelling agents who are thus hropn out Of
employment, Maine men born and bred, pay
ing taxes and holding County Licenses to sell,
but AFTER ALL, having no right to sell unless
the goods ARE OWNED by somebody who has
lived FIVE YEARS in the State. Are your rights
to be all ''gobbled up" by those "East OF the
Kenncbecy' Finally, what say the people !!
Must you who are busy on your farms and in
your workshops be deprived of the iow prices
and good goods that you will ALWAYS GET
WHERE THERE Is COMPETITIONS Or do
you wish to make few men rirfualiy "ruers
over you," to set the prices and give you the
qualities they please, poor or good. the way
they can make the most money out Of 1t!
See to It that the representative from your
town or district is in favor Of "wiping out"
this "blue law" put into the statute Uiihout
your knowledge or consent!
Ladies of Name! Whatever else may be
done in this matter, your retailer will procure
for you the fashionable, durable and stylish
boots and shoes with the
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+. HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No: In.
dicott Street. Boston, II consulted daily Tor all dis.
Uteri. or falling Of tho Womb, fluor Albus, sup
preston, and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In very few days 80
Invariably certain u the new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under t. and
the aficted person soon rejoces In perfect health
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater cxperiencc In
the cure OF diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In Boston, and has, snce fsa5,
confined his whole attention 10 the cure OF private
diseases and Female Complaints.
N. B-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered. . . .... ID ..H
Onlce honrs IRON A. n. 10 9f.n,
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m THE
W. en CHM y
MANlEESTO
TEIE

The wise Men Of the East ~ (EAsr or THE
KENSEBEc y are making good the old saying,
''give monkey rope enough, and he will soon
hang himself" 'sThis "band Of brothers" have
come out In card In the Boston Daily Adver-
tiser, and, CLAIMING TO OWN TIE STATE
OF MAINE. are Debating TERMS TO the
capitalists OF Boston, New York, and "ALL
OUTSIDE BARBARIANS." They say, 1--WE.
the Undersigned, hereby give notice to all Run
ners or Solicitors Of Orders by Samples, not
residents Of this State, that We will complain OF
aud prosecute any one for selling or Offering
for sale any goods, wares or merchandise as
above within the limits Of this State east Of the
Kennebec river. We also declare that we will
shun oil Jobbers and Manufacturers who send
Runners into this State, as far rs We can"
II has been agitatcd In State and Wall streets
whether this was not another phase OF the Re.
bellion, breaking out EAST Of the Remedies"
$50 like the spirit Of the Shareholders Of the
South does this defiance to the customs and civ
illation Of commerce appear. They ''crack the
whip" with the good old crack of South Caro-
lima, and the
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TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA.
LYONS P PEsISBIS4E pRSPs, a
TIE TIE GREAT F FEMsLE R REMEpyi

Lyons PERIODICAL DROPS -.
THE GREAT FEMALE Remedy!
h. HIst THE GREAT FEMALE REMkDY!
LyoS's PERIODICAL Drops cure all complaint.
Incident 10 the sex, and remove oil obstructons OF
nature, from whatever cause, producing health
lyons PERIODICAL DROPS are bette. than
all pills, powders and nc.trumsi being nu'a Prep,
needs nothing hut good common sense 70 sec ana
understand the reason why they cure all those lls
10 which tho female system Is subjected Win ae.
ascientIacally compounded fluid preparation could
reach they arc, In tho most obstinate cases,
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD !!
:RRLiABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD
AND C4N NN9r ID HARM HARM
To the most delicate constitutions.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly
propuce the regular return or nature, II taken u
day or two before the expected period, and u Is
maxim Of the profession that prevention 10 better
'" LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS have been used
by over twenty-five thousand ladies. within the
past six months, and the testimony OF all Is. 1T
surely cures" tl..r
CAUTION!i CAUTIONlN
Bear In mind that guarantee my dropsto cure
Suppression OF the Menses, from whatever cause
though care should be taken to ascertain u preg
duce miscarriage II taken whilst In that situation,
and All are cautioned against using them, IS wish
II distinctly understood that do not hold myself
responsible when used under such circumstances.
TO MARRIED LADIES
They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity;
could furnish any quantity OF testimonials OF
It's efficacy from my own patients, but the pncuce
of trading bought and fictitious ones before the
puolic Is SO prevalent that do not deem u ADVISE
bio.
DO not suffer from these Irregularities, when an
Investment OF one dollar In Lyons Periodical
Drops will regulate and restore nature TO It's
DO NOT DE IMPOSED UPON
. DO NOT DE IMPOSED UPON
by those who have other preparations which they
desire to palm OF upon the strength OF the popu.
larity OF my Drops. But when the druggist you
apply to las not got them, either make him buy
them for you, or else enclose one dollar To the
nearest general wholesale agent, who Will return
you bottle by return express.
=, See that the namo or John L.. Lyon is written
upon the directions which are wrapped around each
bottle Noue Others are genuine. Therefore, be.
druggist In city and country, at ono dollar (s per
bottle. II you wish relief, take no other.
DIR. JN0. l.. LYON,
Practiclng Physician, New Haven, Conn.
Who can be consulted concerning MI diseases,
either personally or by letter.
Geo. q. Goodwin * Co., Boston ID. 3. Barncs a
Co., New York, Lord Smith Chicago, Wholesale
C. q. CLARK & CO., .I
Nsp Hdpen, CT.
General Agents for the United States and Canadas.
Sold in Biddeford by Messrs. Sawyer, Bacon.
Libby and Smith in Saco BY Messrs. Mitchell and
Shaw. ue0wiy
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E$I E;;|iji Tui,eT7;e SIX

TIE SPECIFIC PILL
Is usually sufficient TO effect prompt and radi.
cal cure Of .rfTT
Spsrmaiorrhea, or Seminal Wsaknsss, 'f
and Is equally the specific remedy for every SPECIES
of Genital or Urinary frrifabiHfy. Involuntary or
Nightly Seminal Emissions, from ,cAaferer. cause
produced, or however severe, will be speedily 70.
lcyed. and the organs restored TO healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL OPINI0NS.-"l have used your
Specific PiH In many cases or Spsrmaforrhra with
tho most perfect meesa."-J. Milton Sanders, NJ.
d.. LII. d. fr
81 have cured psry ssrsrs casss with from six TO
ten doses Of your Specific PiHr-B. Keith, MD.
Price 81 per box Six boxes for IS, by mall. Ad.
dress J. WINCHESTER, No. 36 John st., MY.
10 eowy M
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Tho Herald says that Col. Hatch. Commits
sioner Of Exchange. but now in Libby pris-
on. complained that the windows were all
hrokcn out. and that he suffered from the
weather. Gen. Milford quietly answered,
10. h. that all. Why, Hatch, have been
telling yoa tor tho last two years that thero
Was not a pane oi glass In tho prison. 81
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m. purIfxInn ,i,o nleod.

There is nothing now before the public which can
cauei Larookah's sarsaparilla Compound. IL is q
great promoter Of health. when used In the spring
Ia remove all humors that nfest the system ut that
season of the year. Nature should be assisted ~
do this through It's own channels by this Great Al
tcratiyo Medicine.
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Wwbo, but Shakespeare. could put oil
the charm of moonlight landscape into a
single line? thus:
Or who else could embody in four lines oil
that is picturesque and lovely in Summer
dawn? Us thus:
-"Sr, love what envous straks
Do lace the seyerng clouds In yonier East
Nights candles arr burnt out-and iocund lay
Stands tip-toe on the misty mOuntaln-toIs."
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BLOOD.

Il will cure Nervous Affections. Palsy arising
from the abuse OF Mercury or Lead. IL q Tonic
as we'll rs Alternative restoring the tone OF the
TEN, thus curing Dropsy and General DEPUTY,
ifom attacks that originate In change Of climate,
season and OF life.
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Sold Wholesale by II. II. HAY and W. p. PHIL
LIPS, Portland, and at retail by DIR. j. SAWYER
Biddcford, 8. q. MITCHELL, Saco, and by all deal
ers In medicines. 6meolf
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Erynlpclns,

Boils Tumors, or Salt Rhcum, Ulcers, Sores, &c
Moderate doses three times day will usually Ell
feet the cure OF the above complaints but often TO
auires considerable time. H.. ....
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NsnrnlRia, Headache

And various disorders OF the nervous system ne
oueniy arise from low state OF the constitution.
al health, and IRE cured by this powerful remedy
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D,,ucp.In or IudigessIon,

is often caused by serofnla, which deranges the
stomach aud renders II unhealthy. indigestion u
mot always caused by Scrofula. When IL is, thls
Sarsaparilla Compound Is o ready cure. .rI .
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Price, 81 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for So.
PREP AIRED ny 3. sEyERY.
DIR. K. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor, Melrose, Mass.
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Certain Cure t1s all Cases,
nr M Chnrre Made

Those who need tho services Of IN experienced
physician VI surgeon In all difficult and chronic dis
eases OF every name and nature. should give nun
o call.
P.S. DR. Dow imports and has tor sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mall.
tor 81, and red stamp. .. yl9
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Liver Com plants

And their combined symptoms, such rs Lumbago,
Jaundice Rheumatism, Bilious Eruptions, &c.
WheL caused by Scrofaia faint, this Compound Is
most efectual remedy. .I..lU .I..
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THE UNION 3 JOURNAL,

ps,saiy n advance S3sO II delayed siil che
ssDirssion q The year Biz months. si'~s n.oda
~ ~ rsans OF ApvssrisiSs. 'ieft =,
m. ...sr,. three insertions or less, ti.25
Ser each adit,onal Insertion. . riitfn 20
81 the year. per square. urq raf1 'cri 1900
re sssshlishsd square 10 twelve lnss lnonparsIl,
when go In larger typs, o. displayed, somewhat