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UNION STATE CONVENTION.

The Unin of Maue reluestd to seni Delegates
% Ccavaoa 10 bs he'll at BANGOR, on THURSDAY, JUS
slst At n O'Clock A. ~, s the PupHss u nomnais can
sis &c sov-sno< anil trancting any other business that
may pro,sriy come before the Convention.
The b. u representation win he As halo~s' Each city,
town AMI plantation viii he entitled delegate, AMI
ADDITIONAL delegate DC every seenyave votes cast Dr sam
L Cay al the Guh,rua,ora election q 1884 fraction o.
fr,y yosss win be entitled 10 IN additional delegate
May I, ls6d. %
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From tropie nower, with wondrous art expressed,
"Night.Booming Cerrus" give magic zest
To Fashions toilet--of all scents the best
49,. - A.. ,.o~f,,,. ~ An. uCoiie, Crr.tv

VuttH Ut UN I'''uHo '" VIC "0'oe'' S''"''
Phalon 4 Son, manufacturers, n. Y. Sold Everywhere
r Persons In want Of pure article Of toilet sap, soap
that soa and not compound Of essences unguents and
perfumes wi do we'll, Think TO purchase Messn Lathe
Cores Castle sapj article perfectly free nom Aduter-
tion made Of the choicest materials and In the highest style
Of the art
.Choera Dy,ntery. Coughs, Colds and rheumatism are
quickly cured by American Life Drops"
CAs'r sLxEr NIGurs.- Dodds Nervne, which has been
ADVERTISED r time In columns, Is aid 10 be CON-
plcte sl-cac against rtesncss anil inability 70 seep. II
this Is So people who can't sleep -oundly better give trial.
Soil by druggists generally 4w3
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GIL AID N E w s
FOR The UNFORTUNATE "
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

arc warranted In al eases for the SPEEDY and Per.
mssssi Crrs OF all diseases arising from sexual
ossses or
Ysuthfal IndiscretIss,
Seminal Loss Nightly Emissions and Sensual DreamsJ
Dental, Physical and Nervous Debility, Iwpetsness
uleet, Sexual Diseases, 4c 30.
No change Of sisf is nsess'sry,
and they can be used without detection. Zach boz
contains 60 pills. Price u yOa cannot gct them OF
your druggist, they will 10 sent oy mail securely
cure on receipt Of the money! and pamphlet 81 lOO
pages on the errors OF youtb, the consequences and
remedy sent free, 10 cents required for postase Prt
ynte CIRcuLARs to gentlemen only, sen nee on g.
ceipt Of envelope and stamp. Address Dr. J. BRr
49, vas SIS Broadway, New York.
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AsrLESp,p CAR.-The Eastern Railroad CON-
pany has just completed at their shops In East
Boston one Of the finest passenger cars ever built
in New England. It Is any feet long aud will
seat So passengers, besides having room for two
saloons. conductors room, SO. II has . monitor
roof The inside finish 10 notified maple orna-
mented with black walnut and gold mountings.
The upholstering Is green and crimson plush.
The seatsare Of new pattern and are remarka'
bly, roomy and easy. The painting and decors-
tons arc splendid specimen Of artistic work. and
In every respect Il d model car. II viii be pac-
cd upon the route between Boston and Ports
month. and viii show the patrons OF the Eastern
road that the management intend to make the
most liberal provision to their comfort and con-
rsnisnes We understand that the company In.
tend to build several more cars In the same Gle.
CANT style Three Of them, including one smok.
ing car. ars nov ven under way.
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Tss F.slIss-As We predicted last week, tho
I."'.a "s' nas come TO an inglorious end and the
ssn n.'e e'ernsd to their homes, save those
"no 'ao'o'ns TOO frss,y In captured whiskey
while on the Canadian shors. iAss becoming do.
moralised. we're eoSSlsd up By he C.nuoh,' and
Who are likely TO fsrs rather hard. I, /. r,uor,,d
that already several have been shot s.d o,hsr,
win inevitably suffer the fall penalty Of Br,,i.h
Law. which penalty % death. sous Of ths I'D.
ing Fsaians have been iatsrosding With asasr.l
Mead to intsrposs In their behalf. but Mod In
formed then, hat hs could do nothing By way ol
intsrShrsses. Cen. Mod has issaed proclans
ton ordering he Fsaiaas to dbbaad In oouph-
anoe with The Prssid.nt's proclamation; and u
not promptly oSsysd . safaeisnt force win b
brought 10 bear 70 compel obedience
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~ The following resolution passed the Hous

~ The following resolution passed the House
on Tuesday by vote Of los ayes, to 10 nays;
"thsrsas, 1t Is notorious that Jefferson Davis
was the leader Of the late rebellion, and Is guilty
OF treason under the laws of the United States,
and whereas, by the proclamation Of the Presi;;
dent, Of May, 1865, the said Davis was charged
with ciomplicty In the assassination Of President
Lincoln, and said proclamation has not been re
voked nor anulled, therefore
BE II resolved, as the opinion Of the House o.
Rspressaiaiirss. That said Davis should DO held
In custody as a prisoner and subjected to trial
according TO the laws Of the land"
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RELIEF
wHOOPING COUGH.
RAcoN'S SYRUP

TIA. proved eetu in thousands q Gases. Yor sale At H.
cons Drug store, Is Main street ~
SMOLANDER,S EXTRACT BVCkU
Cures Kidney Disease.
SM0LANDER'S EXTRACT BuCkU
Cures Rheumatism.
SMOLANDERS EXTRACT BuCkU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures uTaveL
sMOLANDER's EXTRACT BuCKU
Cures StrictureA
The BEST Fluid Extinct DUCKu now before tho
public, Is SMOLANDERS. For all diseases above,
and for WEAKNESS and PAINS IN THE BACK, FB-
MALE COMPLAINTS, and disorders arising nom
EXCESSES or ANY KIND, 10 10 perfectly lNvAL
TABLE. For sale by all Apothccares everywhere.
OTHER
BvRL.foH q koaERs, Wholesale Druggists, =
Hanover street, Boston. 6sncrsl Agents. W. W.
WuIPrtE, Portland, Agent foT Maine. ~
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CAUCUS

TIE Republicans u Bieisi hereby nothel To meet
a Triumph Engine Hail. No 10 Washington street, Friday
s,,ui N June issh O'Clock, ~ ~h-s ten delegates IA
rps-s<u. this city the RAng< CSnvenon 10 be hoaisa o
the lis, Inst Also 10 ehos deges 10 the Congressional
Coaveuiioa of the LIST District.
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TRIUMPH OF PEAT Own CoAL-The Journal Of
Commerce says that on Saturday afternoon the
New Haven. Hartford and Springfield Railroad
Company made an experimental trip from Hart
ford to Springfield. using for fuel peat Of their
own manufacture, from beds recently purchased
on the line Of the road. The whole distance to
Springfield and return consumed but about twelve
hundred weight OF peat The facility With which
steam 10 generated. and the absence OF smoke or
cinders. are among the reasons given for pro-
nouncing peat perfect success.
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CAUCUS

Tho Republicans Of Lyman arc requested To- meet
ut their Town House ON Monday, the 18th inst, Mt
ventiou.
Also ~ choose delegates TO Tho Congressional Con-
Yentlon. by order Of Town Commlttee.
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TOWN NALL, IN sAco.
q, II .'e..el 4. n, ~ TUESDAY, J..s D. $50"


Ar The purross q nominating Candidates iS 80 s,
20 coosrcs, and trsnssetins any cher pas"e~
p<cp~,,y ssne bsfore the Coaventicn nth civ
Tn. h.si. az representation win he - -. n-L.v.t,
Ar, r., yin he entitled pSs~sAte' - s.. C.nx
.l,no..i t,r every .eyeu,y-dve voses cas- - - a.
=. ~ s.,.s...rt.i E,,ciIoa % isoA nseuoo T" WY
-. lin \. scsi,l,i 10 IN additional peeEA,s.
C,,s.. viu n> session 81 The nall ABOVE inaSst~,
=. ,",sl-s a. a. 20 receive CresentiAA
~ s,sn%s.. q Delegates the several Cities and
Towns in tie District 10 - pso~s'
An corsrr-BAii~in. 3. Bddgtoa, Drums
III Csr- nl.Ab<th,a casca,2 Cumberland, >. Pal
.nm,h 4 frrrpost, o. GoshAm, g. Gray. J. Harpssei,
). iIsrvis,a, J. NaPles, J: New 0loooss.er. North
Yarmouth 4 Otisaeh, >. Portland, Is Pwnal, Ray
mo,d. Scarbssoagh J. Seb~so, = stantish, 4 West
br.,s, e. winihain,o Yarmouth, &-lA.
YoHx CoeSrr.-Aeton, J. Alfr~i, ,. Berwick, 4 Hal
dsiaci, 10. Buxton, g Cornish, .. Dayton, not, T.
Hills, l. Ksnnebunk, s. Ksanebunkpou, l. kittery, J..
Iehs,noa, s. Limerick, .. Lminstca, Lyman. New
nsl .. North Berwick, .. Parsoasneti, Seo TO- shAl-
kiyh 3. sanford, 4 South berwick, wsiertoroosh,
Wells, Yo<t, S-iil Whole No Delegates, 2sS
NJ. A. BLANCHARD, Rc<tiani, 4
A. IloLsRooE, fre~port,
aso. IIssv, westbrook. Union Dist.
aso. n. kxowLroS, Alfred, committes.
EpwN n. SMITH, Ssoo,
JoHS wkuwokrH, kttrry.
June l. 1900
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tTIt Is stated that Beauregard, while crossing
q very sandy and piny section OF South Carolina
during the war, remarked, South Carolina must
want to fight pretty bad for State rights to hight
for such State rs this"
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State Of Maine.

Executive Departmeut.S
AUGUSTA, juno 3, 1906. !
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council will
be held at the Council Chamber In Augusta on Mon
Day tho twenty -hflh day OF June inst
Attext, EPiiRAIM FLINT,
IS Secretary OF state.
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q We chcerfully concur in the following n
marks from the Bath Times:

marks from the Bath Times:
The "yNtw Nation" publish bed by our friend
Hunnicutt Mt Richmond, Va, has nov been issued
three months, and has been published longer than
any paper advocating free principles and true
loy atty has ever been published In that city. MIR.
IIunnicutt deserves the patronage and encourage
ment Of all loyal people North and South. II Is
hard work publishing q loyal paper In late re:
bellious State; opposition must be experienced
and reproach endured; but Mr.. Hunnicutt 10 de.
termned to pcrsevere, and we hust he will be
sustaiped,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-15

II A resolution vas offered In tho House on
Monday and passsd BY OF for. to "a against, to
refer to the Foreign Committee bill the sub
stance OF which 10, that the President ought to ~
consider the policy adopted by him ~ between
the Br,.ish Go,srnmsut and Fsnians. and re-
assssiug him to adopt the same proceeding -
vas pursssd By Great Britain In our lass civil
var recognising both - lawful bellgsrsnts. sto.
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n Keep yar Ia dry, uor Euai she's, krrp them ven
stnsi with o sol wvn nenici, anil thru you unts-
tunate enossii ~ ses Cough Coh CosS Csaxh B.
sam 70 euse L. u win do every TIM.
ID also important that rsders sbouh an know that
CosS DyspepsA Cae rclAbe AMI rrtan the voet
cases u Dyspepsia easpoafL dag Il yin euakh The
uoss cn6mel dyspepac IN cat nytin he case. without
troubk. Il b m excellent rueiy &c any dsssss e the
stomach a. howes.
Dr. A. Bsoon, sole agent sr Bttiefoci.
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UNION CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
FIRST DISTRICT.

he Unl,a % the nrse Congressional District Of
Maine - c.upsisins Yosk and Cumberland Counties
hereby invi and requested 70 send p<sesases coovsn
10, IN h b>ki n the
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-15

- The Hartford Times says there has bssn no
season IN New Eagland. In which The promise Of
hrge yseld OF apples vaa better n he bagin.
ming Of June Than q The prsssnt tine.
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DIRECTIONS.

Pat one boz Of Sapouiaer into thrss tsIISas s,, =
Ter, (knssk "a the end and Let the bsx 81 snss
snptss itsslL then TAKE out the Soxs - - "a Nh
s ss pcTrsS sa ga ..sii Ss plat o ~ 40 lst q
sootinss boiling .inssss iI ss n .ou .s !. so
s b., a.Si tsnbisr Of cold wstsr into tab % box
= v,tis rpssd ss do the e :%'psE sss mp In,
n .iii - NJ ior ne IN . fcv wsska
nsds m The aams way, with the sxesption q sdd-
iag afssss gallons u wsssr and no alt sssS
q . vss kstus. SniS =.
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Make Your Own Soup.
By SAVING and USING YOUR WASTE CREASE.
nay one BOX ofths
Psnnsylvauia Salt Manufacturing Co.'s
8 A pom L f 1 h RI
Ps...u Of ist and Sab Feb, 1882
Make Your Own Soup.
Concentrated Lye!

10 will mako 10 POUNDS of excellent Hsrd Scsp
OF 25 GALLONS o. the very best son Boso, ~ only
about - CRNTD. Directions on eacn bex. Fer A's
at al Drag and arocsry Btorca
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. L. T. MORSE,
HOMGOPATHIST,
tsrocnsos 70 D. nooaHl
saco ald Biddeford, Maine.
OFFICE OVER HILLS MARKET, sAco.
frsssrnss as Mn. Bns-rs, Nc. - JsSenoa H.,
BIDDErORp.

OFFICE HotkA sAso.I 70 A. NJ, sni 9 70 q p. u.
BpDEyosD-<No. ~ Washinstoa 81 II NJ ~ q
and Sb9P.M.
Dr. Mooee having decided 70 leavc Saca 10 sysai p,e.
sore In commendng - s ssooessos, Dr. Ncre suin,e
q he New York TomFopathc Mccal Co5rre ako q The
Medical De1artmrk e DsrnouA Coihgv, HaIn~rs n H.
fhuse reauing the SERVICES Il RcanspsslHs pysIssss
may be ASSURED Of The Dri Abiy 10 give ssti.et1n
Is 40. Dr. J. q MOORk
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Mr.. EplroR,-A fsw weeks ago, Dir. Tredick, OF
Portsmouth. obtained permission nom the Secretary
Of the Navy 70 put the ship the dry dock
Ut this yard for repairs. II seems according TO true
statement OF the csse that Mr. rsdlck had tried very
hard 10 have his ship repaired In New York. aso ia
Boston but owing 70 tho recent strike among the
mechanics Of those places. nothing could DO aocou:
pilshsd but sdscroton 70 tho better part OF vaoI"
90 thought Mr. T. and no headed his ship Tor Ports.
mouth, the place Of her nativity. The ship did not
arrive n soon rs expected and the dock had TO DO
used for the launching Of the .Pisoetaqua, con:s
quenty tho ship had 70 be taken 10 Portsmouth until
Ihe dock could DO obtained. A large gang Of work:
men were set at work upon her for $500 per day. and
worked about week, when they were waited upon
By delegation from New York, the result OF which
vas strike % The ealksn for 400 per day: Tn ne
owners not bsiug williuK 70 comply With thar ~. ~
qusss The ship @ nakiaG bot littls hsadway 70 Ins
proeess Of completion. blnee writing The eeevs, ~
"a tAsS lhs sslksn viii rss Ill csders . wors On
S sh's ed sa'a they .nl not subject 'l'-'''
On TSsrsdsy Of last vssk, the u.s. ssssJi Sasss
rsceiysd hsr nans = pros2sneinc RI.
: Ths nsEotisiioa with ths parties q SssvV A-AA
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Tas proved enecu in thousands q Yos sale al H.
cons Drug store, Is Main street -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~ G. LIN DsEY SEQ.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
..a- NORFOLK, VA,
Will do General Commission. and Forwarding
Business. f.. -+
Strict attention paid to the sale of all kinds of
Farm Produce, Lumber, Naval Stores, &c..
Liberal advances made upon actual shipments.
L. G. LINDSEY, w. w. KENNEDY =,
OF the late firm of Of L. City, N. c
J. N. WHIDBIE, Elizabeth City, N. G.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
IMPORTANT TO CITY AND C0UNTR Y
PROPERTY HOLDERS.
@o- do you want, to sell your Farm,
or do you want to sell part of il
Ns~ Do you wish to dispose of your
Town LOts-yOur House, Wharf Pro-
perty, Warehouse, &C., &C.?
Ns~ Do you wish to lease or rent your
House, Office, Wharf, or Ware
house!
Ma~ Do you wish your rents col
lected promptly, and give you no trou-
BILE?
LII SO, CaA AT
NO. "a, (UP-STAIRS.l MAIN STREET.
and place your business into the
hands of
Il. G. LINDSEY CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Land Brokers.
Feeling the great necessity Of such
an Office as this in the Cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, we are determined, that if energy and
strict attention to business will make it success,
it will be successful c
We pride ourselves that we are judges of Real
Estate and the business we have commenced.
We have facilities equal, if not superior, to any
house in the South for bringing your property
into market. .sI.gsd d
Will be glad to see you at our Office at all hours
of the day. u la
+. C. LINDSEY & CO.,
dec2l-tf S85 Land Brokers.
No. 81 MAIN rr No, s w. MAIN ST..
Under Mechanics Hall. Opp. LIST Nat. Bank.
HAMBURGER BROTHERS.,
I'll WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBAC-
'r'1 CONSISTS. -'i
Have this day received large and varied assort-
ment of the different brands of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
Among which you will find the following celebra-
ted brands: Grandy's Rising Sun, May Apple,
Aromatic, Perique, and all other manufactured
Tobacco, Fl ON rs cents and upwards. So
e. HAMBURGER BROS, Tfltg
Wholesale Tobacconists, No. 81 Main street,
under Mechanics Hall, and N. W. Main
m22 Is st., opp. LIST Nat Bank, Norfolk, Va
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Our friend, Mr.. William E. Stone, in talk
ing with young freedman in his employ
nent, asked hiEl where he expected to go to
when he died. The boy scratched his head,
and replied, that he thought he would "try
and get place in town,-Panola (Miss,1
Star. f.
During rain storm, the President Of a pc
ltical convention, seeing small number pre-
sent, made the following speech:
THANK God for rain The more rain, tho,
more corn; the more corn, the more whiskey,
and the more whiskey, the more delegates
A young woman in Waterbury, CT, dislo-
Gated her jaw by yawning. ..
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BUSINESS CARDS.
To FARMERS AND OTHERS.

take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock of Agriculta-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., &C. | have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum & MCLEAN,
whom succeed in the
AGRICULTURAL BUSIN fSS,
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed Of the most approved kinds of Plows,
Harrows, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axles, &C., &C. Seeds Of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. solicit an examination of
my stock, where prices and quality may be judged
of by those wishing to purchase. 1874. e
G. BILLUPS,
Earmer's Headuuarters
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writer in Georgia paper introduces the
American Eagle, which for five years has been
comparative stranger in those parts, in this
style, preliminary to the Fourth of July:
s'Ihe American Eagle is looking at us His
tail feathers have been plucked out, but still
he is on his roost. Miss G lumbia is also
standing with her flagstaff and flag onto it,
but she looks little passed. Fourth of July
comes but once a year, but its dull, We
must fix UP the Eagle, get the Goddess new
set of teeth and a waterfall, and have Fourth
of July got up regardless of expense. We
must give all the Mormon women husband
piece, marry the anxious schoolmarms that
come down South to teach the darkies, put the
niggers at work, build horse railroad from
New York to the City of Mexico, dam up the
Gulf Stream, lick England, (Old and New,
annex Cuba, and we will be again great and
glorious country"
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Insurance COMPANIES IN VIRGINJA,--Un-
der the license law of Virginia, enacted on the
Sd of February last, deposits of from thirty to
fifty thousand dollars, according to capital, is
required of "foreign" insurance companies
doing business in that State The deposits
are to be held by the State Treasurer, who is
empowered to see that the insurance company
makes good obligations The law requires
that deposits must be made by the LIST of May
next, and, unless complied with, the business
transacted there by companies potinoorporated
by the State of Virginia after that time will be
Illegal The Richmond Dispatch says:
"Up TO the present tilhe the Associated
Firemeus Insurance Company of Baltimore is
the only company which has met the require
ments of the law, and this company has al
ready made deposit with the State Treas
urer of securities to the amount of thirty thou
sand dollars"
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AN UNPLEASANT .DEvELoPMENp.-The
correspondent of Philadelphia paper, writ
ing from London, gives the particulars of the
manner in which it was discovered that the
principal Ingredient Of a popular ketchup.
known as Hope & Co.'s Leicestershire, is fli-
trid pigs liver The medical officer of health
went to the premises of this firm and found
a barrel of hogs livers in putrid state, hav-
ing a dark appearance and giving off a horrid
stencil. Mr.. Hope was summoned before a
magistrate, and obeyed willingly, knowing
there vas no law sufficient to hold him amenr
able This turned out to be the case, the mag
istrate declaring that he found some difficulty
in the way of a conviction, as, in his opinion,
the act of Parliament did not apply to mere
preparation, but simply to food to be directly
consumed. So Mr.. Hope was discharged.
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"BLEss COP, If THIS AMT Mass JEFF. =

BLESS COP, IF THIS Amt Mass JEFF r.
A coored man, true and faithful servant
nowin the service of Captain Thomas u EFT,
an old and esteemed citizen of this qceunty;
came into our Office yesterday, to get Captain
Jstts papers, In locking around, he espied
picture of Colonel Jefferson Davis hanging
on our walls. He walked up to to it, and ex-
claimed, "Bess God, if this amt Mass JEFF"
Upon inquiry, we learned that the man had
formerly belonged to Mr.. Laughln, con-
nection of the Davis family, and knew Mr.
Davis well. He left our office with tears
in his eyes. Will somebody show this to
Mr.. Greeley and Senator SumnerP-V lcks-
burg Herald, eth. ..a-.- -r--.a
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OOllle IelOW VINO seems 10 unlnk wei OF the
I" Institution Qiscourses of marrying. Hear
him.:
Get married young man, and be quick
about it too! Don't wait for Millennium, hop
ing that the girls may turn to Angels, before
you trust yourself with one of EN-.
A pretty thing you'd be alongside an angel,
wouldn't you-you brute Don't wait another
day, but right now-this very night, ask
some nice, industrious girl to go into partner
ship with you, to help clear your pathway Of
thorns, and plant it with flowers. Suppose
she chicks" you, don't you know you block
head, thai there is such thing as trying aga in
and that the ''minnows," having bitten at the
hook and run away, there is now a chance to
catch a better fish Marrying won't hurt you
it won't. It'll sew the buttons on your
shirt, and mend your breeches, and your man
ners too-it will
Going to get out this subjugated country
and try your fortune in Mexico or Brazil, arc
youI Well, if you will go, take somebody
with you who will love, and care for you,
where all others may be indifferent to your
welfare But don't goat least for time
Get married There never was a better time,
for we are all subjugated rebels together and
no one will make remarks" about the scan+-
ness of your wardrobe, or the coarseness of
your furniture. You can cut the wood, and
she can do the cooking with nice little stove,
that won't cost much.
Plenty of freedwomen to wash, and iron,
and clean up generally, Stop your whining
about being poor, and get married
Stop drinking whiskey, chewing and smok-
ing tobacco, and playing cards, and save the
money thus foolishy-worse than fooIishly
spent, Your wfe-that is to be--will take
care of your savings, and furnish you in re-
turn with womans affection, aud pure coffee
to warm your frozen nature
Get married-you especially, who are in
the 'sear and yellow leaf" of bachelorisin, and
if yon' don't, may you freeze to death some
Of these cool nights. You ought to freeze, you
good for nothing buttonless creaturel