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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-01

Harper's Magazine. for juno. opens with "Per.
ssossl Rscollsotions Of the War" - Virgiuian,
the we'll known Porte Crayon, who with pen and
pencil gives graphic account Of the early days
Of the rebellion 10 Virginia. The "Reese River
County," and care there other Inhabited
Worlds" are the other illustrated articles, follow.
ed by the usual variety. The publishers announce
that the circulation OF this Magazine has inorcas-
ed more than 20 900 during the past year. The
present number commences the SD volume.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-01

GAIL HAMILTON has In the press OF her publishers
Messrs. Ticknor Fields, Boston, o new volume spe
claiIy adapted to summer reading, and bearing tht
In this volume arc now for the FIRST time printed and
will be found equal TO any Of tho authors most br
liant essays. Halicarnassus appears again on tn,
carpets aud his exploits In the way of gardening
other domestic matters are made very amusing. Cal
Hamilton Is never dull. Possessed OF sharp and
ready wit, speaking boldly, and that too upon toplc
wherein women have been supposed to have hut littl
interest," shs has already gathered about her an au
dence. which, by its hearty appreciation Of her writ
ings, attests the truth Of many Of her convictions
The success OF her various volumes OF has beef
without parallel In fact she Is tho most successful
writer OF tho day.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-01

Petcrson's Ladies' National Magazine for June
has been received. and Is now undergoing exami
nation BY the ladies. Their verdict will be In Its
favor. 'Philadslphis. c. J. Peterson; 50 per
annum. .. ..
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HIGH FARMING WirHoU

HIGH FARMING WITHOUT MANURE Six Lectures on
Agriculture, delivered mt the Experimental Farm
atVincennes by NJ. George Villo, Prof. Of vose-
table Physiology OF Museum OF History, Paris.
For sale by A. Williams Co., % Washington st.
Boston. Prlce 30 cents, l6m0.
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In TRUST. or DR.. Bertrand's Household. B.
Amanda NJ. Douglass. Boston: Lee & Shep

Amanda NJ. Douglass. Boston: Lee & Shsp.
ard.
We have been quite interested In reading this
new work which Is fresh and entertaining. This
story Of trust and faith 10 devoid OF any intricate
plot, but II has . charm to It that does not wane
to the close OF the book, and one will arise from
It's perusal with his admiration Of the manly and
the good strengthened and increased. II the
characters Of Richard and Mabel, sketched as they
arc with grace and elegance, seem ut first sight
to be overdrswn, Il Is not for to say that there
ore none 90 good and loveable; since such char.
acers are possible and 1t Is to our discredit that
they are not so frequent as to make more f.
miliar with them. The style Of the authoress 10
pure and faultless. 1t may we'll DO added TO o
library OF choice and entertaining reading.
piDer has II.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

The third number ofthe new fortnightly maya
zine the Galaxy, q published. II fully sustans
the good reputation OF Its predecessors, and shows
real tact M we'll g marked ability In its manage.
ment. The success Of this enterprise Is already
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-01

for malicious mischief
Eunice Joice GRANDMOTHER Of "Joice Heath"),
for prancing In the streets at night; "a hours a.
lowed to leave the State.
Calver Stevens, assault and battery on John 2.
Hutchins. 50 and cost.
A warrant was issued against Nicholas Mcbride
and Michael Hickey for an assault upon overseer
Leavitt. Hickey was arrested and paid fine Of
$40 and half costs, but Mcbride was non inren-
fus.
Jane scoheld. for intoxication, fined % and
costs, which were paid.
Peter Connolly from Portlsnd). gambler. IS
and costs.
Alexander WEIGH (from Saco), the very man
who went because he had no moro bottles TO con-
ouer. for intoxication Was ordered to walk up to
the captains Office and settle.
George Bats (from Sseo), for breaking and
entering. Sent to the Reform School. 100
James and Albert Burnham (from Kennebunk.
port), for simple druuks were properly fined.
Here We have bridget WEIGH again. Drunk (;
committed.
Amer long absence from the Court, Thomas
Pinly again appeared. drunk Is usual. and plead
bis own case, saying that he had endured Alfred
just - long ~ he could, and would pay bis hne.
Thomas Is Of the ancient race Of Finns, and his
stories arc to b considered a. rather "nshy." \
sharp game was played by an itinsrsnt psdlar In
our streets on TuesdAy. lie immediately collected
large crowd around him, , eivipEsvay moosy, hng''
sleeve-buttons ooksts, 10, selling them and prom.
isinE 10 give the money back, which he did ana "
ter no got the grssnhorns well e1eitsd he forgot 70
promise TO give the money back and sold sSs OF TN
locksts and len The Joke 10 that be has been pub
lishsd In all the papers and yet found plenty peo
pie anxious and eager 10 BE- sold. Morals subscribe
for the JOURNAL and pay forit In advance nihnx
In that step Into BarnhamS and buy the dsiiss reg
ularly. f..i
The vsspsr ssrvicsia Rsv. Mr.. Nichols Church,
sseo. win commence ct half Past d. o'clock
through the Summer. 49, ~
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WAsHlSGToN, July 2l 1866,

The Ssiate spent seven hours to day
in discussing the House resolution to
admit Tennessee to representation in
Congress, and fiaally adopted. a substi-
tute for it, which is more of change in
phraseology than In principle OF thc reso.
luton. 1t Of course goes back to'the
House torconcurrence Senator Sumner
Brown, Buckalew aud McDcugal voted
against the admission of Tennessee.
The discussion arising out of this ques-
tion. and the disagreement between the
two Houses, inevitably postponns ad-.
beyond Wednesday next.
The House consumed three hours to-
day in replimandiug Gen, Rosseau
He made speech denouncing certain
members, who had acted, he declared
rs public prosecutors, and then judges
in his case for which he was exctedly
called to order from several parts Of
the hall He concluded by rendering
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WOOL MARKETS.

BosroS, July 2l.--Thc Bulletin says, "With
the virtual defeat Of the new tariff and the
new clip pouring in very rapidly, the wool
market has ruled very heavy during the past
week, and previous rates have not been fully
sustained Though the receipts have been
immense, the sales foot up smaller than fol-
any previous week ofthe season.
Sales of domestic for the week foot up some
375, 600 lbs at range of 50a70c Tor fleece, ,and
3ja7Oc for the various grades Of pulled. In
cluded are lots of old Western fleece at 5OaGOc;
Michigan at 60aG5cj old New York and Yer.
mont ut 5SoG3c; new Ohio at 62ta64Bc for
medium and fine; and Pennsylvania at 75a7Oc
for good to choice lots.
NEw YoRW, July 2l.--.Thc market continues
dull and unsettled, and prices tend in favor Of
the purchaser The sales foot up 100, 900 bs
State and Western tlceces, mainly at 52a60c,
cut including small lots at rather higher prices,
and smal! lots unwashed 4Oa4lc; 10000 lbs
tubbed, 56a 57Bc 25,0OO lbs Texas, part at
25a 26c; %, 600 lbs Califo mia, 2Ga4Oc; 30, 600
lbs pulled, b5aG2c; 1000 low do, zoe, Il, OOO
lbs Southern 95a37kc, 1000 lbs unwashed
Virginia, 4Jc, 1000 lbs noils, zoe, 1000 lbs
and 30 bales Cape, 44c, and II bales African,
lac gold.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

As Assignee Of VIM. A. Potter, under vol
untary assignment for benefit of creditors, |
will expose to sale Mt public vcndue or out
cry, in front of the Court House, in Waynes.
burg on the 4th DAY OF AUGUST, 1866,
the following real estate, to wit All the
right, title and interest of said VIM A. Porter,
o in and to that part oflots No. l66, 1871,
and GS in plan Of the Borough of Wayncs-
hurg purchased by said Porter from X W.
Downcy, Esq, being all "isaid SCARE Except
that portion of lot No. IG6 owned by Daniel
Owens, to wit: two-thirds of said loO. This
property has erected thereon a new and good
bIick dwelling house and other on, buildings,
besides number of young and thrifty fruit
tees.
ALSO, n square of lots on franklin street
being Nos. 81, 6S and GO, in the plan Of said
borough. Terms Of sale are one half the pur-
chase money in hand and the balance on the
INST day of April next, with interest from day
Of saie possession viii be given on the first
day ofApril, 1867. WIN. r. L. WEBB,
Jyll, 66..ts Assignee.
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! next it is veneered, In the 4th story i,
receives the sounding board and iron
frame, and going through The main bull
ding is vanished 1t begins its decent
on the opposite side, stopping at each
story to be strung, receive the action,
keys. &c, until it finally reaches the
warcrooms. literally "forests enter at
one of The building and come out per-
feet Pianos at the other.' The entire
3rd story, is used for a drying room,
and is kept at'0O degs the year round
Stock of various KIN Is IS here piled up to
become thoroughly seasoned. The
Messrs. Chckering are very particular
about the seasoning of wood, as on it
depends entirely the durability OF the
pianos. 1t takes about four months to
finish Piaro. This does not include
seasoning, which takes years.
See advertisement in another column.
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ri AR r ID.

On the 18th INST. by Rev. John Ne,
Clintock, Capt b. N. LINDSEY of Jtf,
ferson. Pa and Miss "BELLE." daughter
OF II @. IIou swoIth, Esq of the same
vicinity.
The above parties viii accept our
thanks for the delicious cake accompa-
nylng the notice. IF our well wishes
can benefit them in any way, we freely
give them, May the Capts. matrimoni
al career be equally brilliant as his mill
tary record, always bearing in mind that
n soldiers first duty is to "obey orders, y
Jnna 27tr, 1866, by Rev. j. S, Gil.
son, Mr.. BARNETT N. SHARpNEcK to
Miss SARAH MUnDocx, both of Gre ne
Co Pa.
By the SAM, July lst, 1866, Mr..
RICHARD YoUNG to Miss MARY A. KEl-
LY, both of Jefferson, Greene Co Pa,
BY tho same, July 4th, 1866, Mr.,
TuoM>s REYNOLDS to Miss Isabella NUT,
both of Greene Ce Pa.
ON the 9TH inst. by Rev. Jas, Sloan
d. ID assisted by Rev Samuel IIender-
son, JAMES & SLOAN, of Washington
City, formerly member of Company G
li0th Reg p, V and Miss "CARRlE" NJ.
second daughter of Alexander Hamilton
Esq, of Washington Co. Pa.
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WHAT Next ?-On what was to have
been "show day. a seeming e"nW cx-
listed among the crowd in town. To
, dispel this torpor an eccentric individual
played the part of snake charmer, in the
afternoon, Having obtained, by some
means, an enormous backsnake, near
seven feet long, he paraded the street
having it coiled around his perscn. car
ressing it,pu.ting its head in his mouth;
and handling much in the same manner
as an efectionate @ Ia ly would lap
dog. No doubt it was a mere matter
of taste, but for once we would give
preference to lap.dog. BY way OF
variation q row was clicked up" with
black eyes and bloody noses as finale.
Whether it Is pleasant for our citizens
to have shch displays on the street we
can't say, at ali events, no ef'rt wm
made to prevent it
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DIR TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT.

DIrD OF cRouP--what a pretty and interest
~ ing child saw last week! But now, alas!
it ia no more. Such was the conversation of
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars
Died of Group how strange! when Dr. 70.
bias Venetian Linimcnt is a certain cure, if
taken in time. Now, Mothers, we appeal to
you. 1t is not for the paltry gain and profit
we make, hut for the sake ofyournfant child
that now lies playing at your feet. Group is
a dangerous disease but use DR.. Tobias
Venetian Lnimcnt in time, and it is robbed
Of its terrJrs. Always keep it in the house ;
you may not want it to. night, or tomorrow
no telling when--but armed with this liniment
you are prepared, let it come when it will
Price only 10 cents bottle. Office SO Cort-
Nndt Street, New York. Sold by all druggits
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GurHEK buys for cash and sells for cash.

New SENsAnoN.-Ou Saturday the
3Oth inst new coach made its appear
ance or our street, with peoples Line"
bIazoned IN large letters upon the sides.
This is intended as an opposition to the
Old Line of coaches between this place
and Itics's Landing, was made by Mr..
r. Dougherty of oar borough, and pre-
sents in construction and finish 3 neat
and workmanlike appearance. jno,
j. Strosnider is proprietor of this new
line. There seems to be a "dead
set" against monopoies everywhere -
As "compition' is said to be "the life Of
trade we would say to all parties ego
in" If some one. however, still more
enterprising would conceive and execute
"a railway from M Kecsport up the Mon
'ongahcla and Ten Mile valleys, it would
just be the biggest 'joak' ont.
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RNIN, RAIN, RAIN,--rhe earth has
been almost deluged by copious Showers
ofrain lately. With short Intervals it
has rainei hard, inces, antly, for the
past four or five days. We fear much
damage has been done to the meadows
aud oats crop However unless some'
thing m ore serious occurs we shall hope
for a plentiful harvest, excepting wheat
of which there will scarcely be the seed
gathered in this county.
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THE LADYs FRIEND, FOR AUGusr,--
"Harvest Time" tho harvest time of
life, az well AS Of the season-ls the ap>
propriatc steel engraving ofthc AuGusr
number OF this beautiful periodical
Wood.cuts illustrating the latest fashions
in dresses, bonnets, hats &c. The
music is the song Of "Childhood and
Home Among the literary contribu.
tons, we note "One Summers Romance
by Cinra Augusta; "The Distressed
Bachelor (concluded) by Mrs Oliphant;
Novelties Receipts, Fashions &c
Price 81 50 year; Specimen num-
bers will be- sent for 8 cents. Address
DEACON 81 Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
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PITTSBURG AGENCY FOR
CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.
IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS.

The subscriber. are the exclusive wholesale
Agents for the Chickering Pianos, for Western
Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and West Vir-
gnia. Special arrangements enable them to
sell at exactly the same price as charged at
the Factory in Boston, thus saving freight,
insurance and risk Of transportation to pur.
chasers residing in or west of this city.
The Subscribers give particular attention to
the selection ofheir stock, visiting the Factory
nearly every month Tor this purpose their
experience in the business, musical skill, and
practical knowledge of the manufacture Of
Pianos, enable them TO select the very best
instruments that MesSrs. Chickelng produce
Every instrument warranted for 8 years, by
thedpanuiacturer and the subscribers Per-
sons at distance desiring further information
should address the subscribers, who will be
happy to send them (rost paid drawings of
the various styles of Pianos, prices, &c, Old
Pianos taken in exchange
CHARLES G. MELLOR, s. CO.,
81 Wood St, bet. 4th ST. and Diamond Alley,
Pittsburgh, Pa. July II. '66 At.
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Y5a&-S.Ra sss.s5 RlG9 2
FARMERS GROCERY.

THE OLD NAME BUT IN NEW HANps.
L. W. n II o NJ p SO N,
HAVING purchased the above named Gro
IL Gerry, has rctltted and restockcd 1t He
hasa complete stock OF Confectionery, oranges,
Lemons, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, (green and
black, Syrup, Molasses, canned fruit. cheese,
rice soda ash, white lime, soft soap Country
madc) candles, crackers Of nil kinds, cigars,
tobacco. (chewing and smoking) fish, lamps.
oil, small fancy articles, &C., sc. Any one
needing the articles mentioned " anything In
the line not mentioned will do well to call
Produce taken In trade. Remember the place.
tho Farmers Grocery" formerly owned by
p. Brown. Mays, '6G.-ly.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

BALrlNoRE July 2l.-Beef Cattle. The of
ferings during the past week were sos head,
against 100 head the previous week.
Prices to-day ranged as follows, Scalawags
So, common $3.50 to 81, fair $75O@S, good
$3.50, and prime at 50 per 100 lbs--but few
sold at the last named price.
SuErp--1he supply this week has been
large, and demand moderate. Sales at 4tgG,
per Id.
Hoes The supply in the market was fair
this week, and prices are tending downward,
weather being unlavorabe for the hog market.
Small sales at Sl326 to $3.50 per 100 lbs
net
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GopEY FOR AUGus:. The Tvlle, of
Death is the unusually inleres ing steel
engraving for this No. Its contents are
reple,e with interest and formation tor
all. Beside the literary matter are the
la,es, Illustrated Fashions, new styles of
architecture. &e &c. 1t is well worth
perosa by everybody. Single copy rs
cts, one year $500 Address, L A.
Cooley, N. Il Cor. Of 9th & Chest. st. ,
Philadelphia.
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The harvesting of the West has
caused the bottom Of the grain market
in Chicago to drop out. Millers are
grinding rev wheat, aud the de,usion
ot a scarcity has completely vanished -
Spectators have suffered severely, as
they deserved to. Another combination
of spectators is not likely to be formed
very soon.
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WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COL
COLLEGE E'COMMENCEMENT


COLLEGE'COMMENCEMENT.
On Thursday, Aug ,st 2nd the com
mehcement exercises OF the Washington
and Jefferson College, situated at Can
nonsburg Pa, will take place. This il
one ofthc Oldest educational institutions
in the State, and during its long caree
OF usefulness it has earned areputaliot
among American scholars which is onl,
equal.ed by the esteem and veneratior
with which old Eden is regarded by the
erudites Of Great Brtalr, or Heidelberg
by the Germans. The programme Sc,
lected tor the commencement exercises
is one Of unusual excellence. For tho
benefit of those interested we give i,
entire:
"EngliSl Salutatory",-R II. Fulton,
Washington Pa
"La'm Salutatory,"-S. w. Walton,
West Newton, Pa.
"Philosophical Grafton. - William
Woodburn, Sewckley, Pa
"The Times Demand It'-Julius
Byles, Pleasantvillc, Pa.
"ltise of New Sciences "A w.
Clover, Ellshar, City, ILL.,
"Iieroc Character. II. Davis, Blails
vile. Pa,
1T Does Move Thougl." Samuel
5. Gibson, Blairsville Pa,
"Intellect and Educalion-thcir Rela
ton to Society."-James M. Miller,
Havelock, Ia
"The Martyrs Of The Republic,'-Dun
can e. Miner, Mt. Pleasant, o
"The Mass '-WiIliam J. Myers, De.
catur Indiana
pilgrims to Parrausss john r.
Paxton, Cannonsburg. Pa,
"Our Nations Epjtaph m. 4.
Slaymaker, Lancaster Pa. .
"Firmness in the Right, as God gives
us to see the Right "-Robcrt j.. Stew~
at, Cannonsburg Pa
"Dscoutcnt is lmmor'alitv."-Lean.
dr. G. Voolfolk, Louisville Ky.
Val.dic,ory Oralnn-John ID. Sha>
FIR, Bakerstown. Pa
TO be followed by tie conterrinc of
Degrees and the Baccalaureato Address
Of the President
There will of couse be large at,en>
dance of the Alumni and friends of
the institution, His Eycelency Cover
nor Curtin and General Geary will
doubtless be present.
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FESTIVAL AND FAIR.---The members Of
te "Chalmer Mite Society of the Pres
byterian Church in this place, will give
grand Festival and Fair at the Court
House on Tuesday evening.July 3lst.. =
Every arrangement has been perfected
to make the entertainment one of inter,
est and satisfaction. The citizens Of
Waynesburg and vicinage are respect
fully invited. Proceeds TO be nsedn the
advancement of Church interests.
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immense service to TINS large class OF our al
tiicted fellow citizens. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by eX'
pertinent on many of the worst cases TO bc
found in the following complaints
Scroiula, SCrOtuous Swellings and Sores
Ekin Diseases, Pimples, Pustues, BotchGs,
Erupions. St. Anth0ny's Fire, Rose or Ery-
sipelas, letter or Salt RAcum, Scald Head,
Ringworm, &c,
Syphilis or Venerial Disease IS expelled from
the system by the prolonged use Of this SarsA
pariila, and the patient is lett in comparative
health.
Female diseases are caused by Scrofula in
the blood, and are cften soon cured by this
Extract of Sirsaparilla.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine,
because you have been imposed upon by
something pretending to be sarsaparllla while
twas not When you have used Ayers
then and not till then, will you know the
virtues of SarsapNrilla. For minute particu-
lars of the diseases it cures, we refer you to
Ayer's-Amerlcan Almanac, which the Agents
below named will furnish gratis to all who call
for it.
Ayers Calhartic Pills, for the cure of
Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Dyseutery, Foul stomach, Headache, Piles
rheumatism, Heartburn arising from Disors
dered Stomach Pain or Morbid Inattion of
the Bowels. Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Worms Gout, Neu-
ralgia, and for Dinner Pill.
They are sugar coated, so that the most
sensitive can take them pleasantly, and they
are the best Apenicnt in the world for all the
purposes Of family prysc,
Prepared by J. g, AS ER & Co, Lowell,
Mass. and sold by Dr. D. w. Bradcn,i DR..
VIM. H. Creigh, NJ. A Harvey, Wnyncsburg,
Pa. anf al Drugg,s,' throughout the county,
MAY lG I'm
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kta@.lAnW T o YOUN NG MEN
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nervousness ConsumI tion Epilepsy and Fits
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The world-rcnowncd author in this admit
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9goral S&latters,
w A Y N Il s b u Il G.:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25. 1866.

No CoRREoroN, We notice in the
last Messenger an article denying to the
Hon G. V. LAWRENCE the credit of es e.
tablishing the late post route between
Wind Ridge and New Frecpsrt. 1t
says it belongs nat TO him but to MR. J.
LAzEAR our former representative. We
have no further information than that
of last week and to that We adhere un
less more satisfactorily informed.