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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-06-20

IDe IOrBOIUB Is Vuu IdTBvbV Hu1IUV'
of coored troops in service at one
time during tho war. The entire
number Of troops commissioned and
enlisted in this branch Of the service
during the war is lS8.0l7, divided as
collo..-. .,,,o,,r. tho ctotna. |.F
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-06-20

Nrusses and abdominal supporters Of every
Il kiad OF the lates. improvements, for sslo at
the prvs etofe Of HARTswTcK 4 IRWIN.
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2tlten

aufS etnsuefs uHs @aneuft sefcret Set
6. i. ~. S6kb,
tr-S) ..." y .-.. go ) Gpurtlanb St
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0Sibtie fir bic Serren Siersrarrcr

Ils Bslernttr Gbenttsr unb netriitrtser &betlk aber Ct
ntr Sranertt praittih ttdtts, ia Is MIR eeIunsen, cine @r.
Fnbun9 tu MAIDEN, ipelhe BITE Sduret ntDidelun9 bes Btsrss
r~srttnrtrt Cbtr bsrtttS IarerItGts 8ter ritber Bat n1aGt.
Wtetn yrdpardt bat fG bet dQen ~bt4btrtsen YrNben nnS
Mnrenbunstn n!1nienb benGbrt.
Rt@t nur, bag 60 6ae benz Bier f&dtlt&en S%utRantet SER
RSrt, p%etktnbtrt Is aud btH n Sdurtnen ttrtdtIune bis ;u
etner Zen ptratIr BON 500 8n6renbttt, TT bar@dus sefunS
unb nta6t tttne SerdnteruuS tn 8 prem ~btsfert8eA Srau-
ptrfJk rem uStbtg
@ssen Ginls nfuns son S. 90 fsnbe t& Stutn eiut Yrpbs
utetnes Yrdparats n.ba @cbrdud sanretiunS, rel9es fur 8
pa relS sut Al maiden pber fur 10 Barrtls npr Saureent.
rtdelung 81 Id uSrn binresGt.
Dur6 iSbIret&t Btfenunsen btu Id tn ben 6tanb eeItst
80 ie 100 Barrels 2asertter eas nStttot Quantum AZ $40
III Itefsrn.
Dtt SuIenbuns sethtebt per @ypreg unb nebnte tb ben DC.
tras, fdGs bteitr Der Ssitequns nt&t ~bttesflst TT, mad.
Die Btat9sett elmer yrCbtienouna mG&t es Stnsn Iet6t
n.SsIt&, no Spn Der Safe naetner @rRnbuns al ubtrseusen,
emil Sdak. NJ. D,
(fun1l-1mt' tn Wtenhrta Su,
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Giniahi.flB iGae tesBfentlt&t trorbea. ctlretd,
perbleibt harit bel feirett bereits oetftodten GeOir..
sun9et nn0 britdt @rItaunen baritber aus. baf
bic pdbftll9e &esierun9 Mot CUR @Onferens eiioe,
laben tpOroen Iet.
Au8 YdriS tptro 9emelbet, bob Der conf5berirte
Sapttdn Ntarrp Der fran5TlilGen 9iesierililg eineit
nelen SDrpeop bon lllrgebenrer @eipaIt, ben er Ell.
tnllosll, angebDtell babe. Niarrp 1T ELL notllrali,
ter yterlcaner 9~eipDroeI NIB lhuleidelt ftG nit
per 9cttlrll9, balo 81 einenl bOben COMMANDO in
Der merttantIden Wtarine berufen Su werber.
2ie @poiera 1T i'll yfartes aus9ebrDdel. SG9s
ltp tarlel fitnf5ebn bis span3is @rtrantunesfdue
oOr; DE d3apl Der SObe8fale lit jeop4 rHr cine
~0Panten unb Ycrtu9aI. 0ie Steoie.
ruH9en pom Sfanien ulo @Ortugal nare1 iibers
eill9efoInIlen, 9enletnIam in Ger GertbeiDiarna
I9let yteutralItat I'M 6ale DeS NuSbrld8 zines
curppdIlfelt &rte9es gu baubellt.
POLAND. Die CHOLERA iett ibre @erbeers
ullSe1 IN SDlanb fort. Der Iette gSodenberift
aus Nfotteroan 3ei9t IS &rantbeltSfdue Us boppll
Datten tDptllfe1 Als9an9) in Sen SauptftGos
ten. ~
on an III { II tb ii m er. @s mar bos
@ern9t oerbreltet, oaB titrtil6e Srl1ppen bic 30.
nan llberlbritten bGttet llllo ba6 cine &Ouifion nit
Den 6Ittldneu itatt9efunbcn babe; ferner icueu
Serttdrtln9en aus Sudarelt abNeioaelt ieir uuo
Der neue Sospooar bGS COMMANDO i%l6erlIommen
9ab.u. Stele @eritdte b%epiirfeu iepob Der 0ey
ltdtt9ung. @S tptr6 aber bebalptet, baB in ben
OOnaltHrItelltbittneru ener9iiGeM Northumberland
er4rlften msroet u1b bub Der Sosppbar Delt Obers
befebl liter 10000 Otann au8etreten bat.
SIM Sunoestag bat Yrelbeu Die Sebalpturq,
paB Is oe Glbber6O9tbiilner nit @epalt 3u anlleri,
rtit beabiibtl9e, init @ntlGieoeAteit 3uriifgeple.
lsit. @s lei bereit, Die 8rage ouf fri,OIi9e 8eile
onr6 ell bertlde8 Yarlanent entideibeu 51 laIIel1,
alleuI oer SunoeSta9 lei i'll oiesr Sadie iucOnlpe'
tent.
DEM @eritGt, baB oer BIterrei9iI9e @eIarott
N Serlit ietne Ydlis perlonSt babe mo lofpri
Berlin p%erlalien wsrbe, lift wiDcriprOben NOR
ben.
@s bieB, baB bsr &aiier bon Selterreld ih3 am
8. SnHt nah benz Sauptquartier Der 9tor6armet
begeben meroe.
0alieIbe Ylatt wiberipriGt benz @eriidt, bal
letteuS Der fran6Ditihen Ote9ierrn9 mi!itdrt1eSOr
bersltungell 9~ctrOffen tperpen.
SaS ttal. AhJeorpnetenbaiS bate faIt einitinmid
Den 9eleeentwurf betreffS Der Arfbebung Der reli
9lple1 IDrperldaften au9enpGamen.
Die Yar'ler SDrie w0r felt. &enten idlOIler
81 60 6rcS. 10 s.
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Die beborfsbenOe pOlitii9e &rtiie
In Werir0.

Sn NtericO nGbert fi6 bic politiide 8riIi8 nit
tdneuen Sdritten. Oas Saiierreid gebt i~etre1
lesten Sasel entsegen rllb bie9iberulen riiften ft9
eerettS nit auer @nergie Die 0iepublif nelI 81 ge>
ltalten, lObalo Der frembeSdiIer nit leiren fremben
SdIonstten nnb frenloeu SOfleutelt BON ballncu ge>
;cgen lstll fpirb. 0C9 nluB man niht slauben,
Dap g%iarirnilian Obne ale Nubd1ser I'M 2anbe
isi. aae jene Gblisen unO OfF3iere, tpel6e elm.
ntaI in isiner Sabne oeiGwOreIu baben, fitr9tsn
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III oauGna 00mbii0id So.

,-1sSsszS~ Mler. SrDwn & SSbne,
s1 General MoehteN.
SGa& Netu SrleaaS mnb 0aDama,
gag bel &ep Delt anbalteno.
Batrenbte Ser. STATEN POT.
Die l. GIafe 2empfi6ife bteisr einte fatren ME fciai.
SABA, 100 SDnlIell,
DtIItam @UtItn8 Seft6lsbaber,
mad Sdoana am DDnnerfag II Stunt.
2tbertp, 1850 &Dnnen,
% m. S. stafford, 8efbls6aber
am 9 Il m TIA %. Stunt
Nad Sauana pia gletp Orleans.
Abfabrt bon SrOWnS Dtdrf, Seus 9cint, punt 4 lbr
NaGmttta9s am d~n8eSetsten Sage.
GDeBer 6rabt pter pdGage, nit unubertre ni6en g9s.
quemliateiten, wente man db an bic @genten
9enttW u. fteIb& G o.
10 Spears gGbdrE.
Ng. 8eint Sra@tbriefe dusfr he bon Der Gpmroonie ar.
~lieftrttn werten unterjetGnst. fIaubrisIbeinc {ur |rddt
inifen in btefer Office ~etnsebOIt werben. Nm expeditions.
taee tperben Eeber Sra6t anGsnDranen nod 2abunasSdeine
untersetdnet. (api7-N(
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

g9tr ;ttsrn tseriur& an, bas ntr Hnfer GeI6aft BON
Eto. So mad Wr. 10 g. 81 a . fr. eerltet BADEN, unit Ssrs
btneen tIermti bic Bite an unIere estkrten Runbrn, bet
unS ttrnerbin Sprjuiprfdeu, ta MIR gDa0ren f. btGig Der
fnufen Strhea, ME es BITE WtnrttprsiIs erIeHtex
S. 3. Mequarbt & Spbu,
(siun-I 10 Glib SAP netc SaItimerefr.
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Mae3 GaDannab, Ga.

- Die Dampfsr Der Baltimore nnb ca.
eanndb DdmpfiGtH Ga. seben nun ME fsIat obt- @te W..
iaisn Baltimore SGra untUn 500 am 5uee Ter Spucorb4r
1.etn Drnner q 9 nm 3 utr yta@mitfd08. 9uridfes-
rsno %SfrIafen ~bteielbeu Sdpaunab 5Gr Baltimore iecen
cnrerFa6 q. ~
@hter fuS Au8ufa, ga, uub eas Sumaub. wfl6e on nm.
krn Nsfnten. ss 80. "a @S&c unit GBef tn sagannab cry
@peSen Jratt unb panase NIT ben beaen aforemltAFs ten
trenhe man fS an
same %. u nSrers 8. 1ot.
O5ftea So etettfr gDbdrf unS unlpS DcG.
Mo. @ue TractbFtsfe msrbsn cuf Dem Darpfer untsr.
e.s"Nt. GlRn intl
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Soltimpre @pniunne gScrein.

Inter ctigem Iduteu BAT fiG, mad benz &prbilte biez
Ter Stdote in @nS(oUb, 9eI9ien NIB DentI6fant, am
20. WtdrS b. 8. baBier Elm 8creiu sesriinOet, pel9er gum
3ped bat, ale not9Weubi9en 9ebensoeoiriniie, bic turd
Wtcncpcliiiruns uub Speculaticn in bic SS9e setrieben
unb trct bes 0aleu bes @ploes auf bicier beben Preiien
erbalten iperbeu, an @onfumenten 81 . e eut nj bil=
~Ii9ereu Breiiem gu Uertdufen uup tpel6cr ben &duz
fer, falls ct it9 an ben 8ereiu auiRIteBt, an hem er5iels
ten Geipinn t9eilnebHlen lG6t.
Das nUtbi9e Capital ipirb bur9 Intpeile T&ttienl Sls
ianlnlense4oiien, meI1e 6 PCT. 3iufen tragen. IA eiu
GntbeiI auf 10 Dollars ~fefseiest unb berielte in ,pS6entz
Ii9eu An5abIungen bon 10 Gents ~einSeSa6lt Dirb, 70 1T
ieIbft Der llnSeuittelfe i'm Stanbe, ftt an bielsn Serein
ju betbeiligen.
Die Contribution, fOipie bic h eitere GuftGGruus
tann man in Der Office bon @bp. U. Scene & 50 SIS
Gr6anSe 8lace, Gde BON Seutefir., erbalten, aud pprs
ben baielbft @in5eitminSen e~ntgeseu senomuten.
Gbmaro ". Scene,
GArril1 6-3mt Sber=BerlpoIter.
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gtIlOSLu IOlu. a =.
Ser &rUnprin5 bon YreuBen 1T fir bic 3eit Der
WtCbilma9ln9 DeS 9eeres gum @Ouperneur bon
SdleIten erlIan1t tpproen.
Ser conIerratipe poer miniIterte0e @entrdlrpa6l
Serein III Berlin bat an bic 8dbler einen Nufruf
e~rlaifen, Daft fe bic 8e9ierung iebt i'll ibrer aus
mirti9eI POlttlf unteritiisen tniibtelI. glnl SdluB
beS 9ufrufeS befintet 1t6 lplgenpe Steus: vSeiu
Strett tpe9erl ber Serga1genbeit, fpe11l Die lnnlit'
telbare 3ufunft cine biureidenoe @ele9enbeit bieten
rptrb, nm 81 SelgelI, tper Der before Yatrtot Ut.
Inner YrDgralllnt 1T foIgenoeS: Sertd9un9 per
~iuneren 0tfferenSe1I, bis Der Srte9 pprlber ut;
bebinsun9slpie lInterftiie1rl9 Der alIStpdrti9eu Nps
litit Der 9iegierung; Concentrating aler 3teIIpur>
cen oeS StadteS III el1ler Salo ulb fiir ei1en
3med. SIT Der Sieg eiuulal errungett, 10 merben
Die Sritdte inter ben perl6icberen Yarteien ie nab
lbrem gerbalten wdbreno be8 !&rieges rertbeilt.
Wtr riibr1en inns ridt beS @rfol9eS nod 9eben
tptr inns aGlS1 Ianguinilden Soffnungen in bieier
Se5teb1u9 bin. gSir EpiinIdcn, audi jett nod
Ten 6rlebell, aber lit Der 6etllo sum &rlege ert-
l9lofel, 70 1ebeu mir infer Sertraueu in Die Sc
redtigfeit nnlerer S11e." Serliner Seridters
itatter bemerten NIT 8eSu9 auf ben pbi9en Nufruf,
oaS au4 nidt e1 Sebnter S9eiI Der @dbler bieienl
Rro9ramn1e %Sultlnmen ipitroe. Die 0lberalen,
Die III uellI 3ebntel Der @ubltreile lie9en piiroel,
leieu einitimnliS Der Anii6t, Dap, weIu tie ale alts
berOroertli6en Bepiligl1gen 10 lange pertpei9er>
ten, bis bic Contribution interchangeable urlb cine
Icte, pel9e bic WiiniiterperantpOrtli9feit ithere,
pailtrt uno BON SSnig se1ebmist iei, fe baburd,
ridt bic SiGerbeit bes StaateS Sefdbrbe1, iOnber1
rllr Die &rOue Stpinseu tpiirben, Die 10 LANCE lIlID
beriidit4tist gelaiienen 6Orcerunsen bes SOltes gu
e~rfiiIe1.
6runtret9. Der Barrier GOuftitutiCnd Be-
merit, ba6 bic SteluuS 6rautreiHS bnr9 Die
%iitn8ften @rei9uiiie nift perdnoert moroen Jet; e8
betpabre ii9 cine rclitdnoige n1abbdngtsteit nno
@reiSuiFe Cber gebieteriide llmltdube eS ibnl sur
Bfidt MAIDEN tpitroelr, bic rationale @bre ODER
Sntereiien 81 pertbeibi9en.
Ser &ert Der T1errei4ii&eA suttpOrt anf bic
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fSarm III nerfnnfen.-Gp
= AA-S ma
szssazas1sGHEz ISffrrElIitEC .:HS sRtrhmNnr

Die gcrtat'Gn Dampfi&tf %. ntrb einea isssr 6oapi,,
mad r5en6enaunten @ldseu ietsn
0tenita0 9Dnnerila8 uno SamHaa,
mt 3nbr Nd9nttta98 bonn G%lsptfe. antatf ataebta lalen
unb i6nSu o~erlantt.
qoeaen 6radt nnb 2aGa8e init btn tef.n 9squemlibh'-
ten ipeube man it'd an
SacOb 8rauottr.
l1IAtIMU 30 elebttr. &Dbarf.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-22
ron rnE ryios ASD JoI
THE SABBATH.

Needed for world of innocence, without thee
what would be world Of sin! There you'd b
no pause for consideration, no check to passion
no remission Of toll, no balm OF care. lie who
had withheld thee, would have forsaken the earth
Without thee. he had never given to us the Bible
the Gospel, the Spirit. We salute thee rs thou
CONTEST to us in the name OF the Lord-radient In
the sunshine of that dawn which broke over na.
ture's achieved work-marching downward In
the track of time, pillar Of refreshing cloud and
guiding fame, Intervening with all thy light
new beams Of discovery and promise, until thou
standest forth more fair than when reflected iu
the dews and imbibed by the flowers Of Eden
more awful than when the trumpet rung in Sinai
The Christian Sabbath! Like its Lord, 1t but rises
In Christianity, aud henceforth records the rising
day. And never, since the tomb Of Jesus was
burst open by Him who revived and rose, has this
day awakened but as the light Of seven days, and
with healing in its wings. Never has It unfoldsd
without some witness and welcome, some song
and satutation. 1t has been the coronation day
Of martyrs, the feast day Of saints II has been
from the first until now the sublime custom Of the
church of God. Still the out. ut.goings OF Its morn
ings and evenings rejoice. 1t Is the day OF heay-
en- upon earth. Life's sweetest calm, poverty's
birthright. labor's only rest. The ladder set up
on the EARTH aud the top It rcacheth to Heaven,
with the angels Of God ascending and descending
upon L.
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ELECTIONEERING.

lam m old resident Of Oregon, and was for
many years O constituent OF Jo u, one
time 0recon's greatest politician. ! propose
telling the curious reader one OF his electionecr
ing lodges, and how nicely he got causn. N W.
Uncle Jo Was about to make speecn 90 ~. rnn, sn
Browns for dinner. He know Tom to be h''ie
shaky-n fact, quite inclined to be anti.L|
and Uncle Jo determined to bring him over. hs
soon as he entered the house he commenced ms
usual tactics: "well. God bless you. Mrs. Brown
Afer kissing the dirty brood oil round. he asks
for mother's pipe. 'If there Is anything do
like, Il Is to smoke mothers pipe; it's got some
strength into Il. and does fellow some good.
By.tbc.by, Mrs. Brown. they say Tom is going
to vote agin me- Ihope be won't: Heand lhaye
fit Indians together up on Rogue River. and camp
ed ont ia the mountains, and been good friends
and Dimercrats ever since We came to Oregon
Presently dinner IL ready, and they have pork
and beans. OF course. Mr.. Brown Is sorry they
have nothing better. But says Uncle 10, You
could have nothing better; bless Your soul, VIC
don't have anything bali 90 good 10 Mssn'ng,SonIi
his salary to get such beans as these. Have you
got pint you could spare! would 90 like to
take them to him for seed"
"We've got bushels of them," says Mrs.
"Weil now, how lucky! II you will, do put
up pint Of them. ] will put them 10 my saddle:
bags and take them ON to Mr.. Buchanan, and I
would not be surprised II Il we're the means OF
Tom getting one Of the best Offices in the Stats."
so the beans were put up and slowed away In
Uncle JOS saddle bags, and Toms vote and In
nuence were oil made sure.
In about a week Tom and his vie 20 up to
Eugene, to visit Tom 3 sister, Mrs Smith. Uncle
10 had been there, and made q frst-rate impress
sion. Mrs. Smith tells Mrs. Brown, "Whata nice
gentleman Squire -.is-so kind and socia:
Bile like; and then he thinks 80 much Of smith!
Would you believe Il, he brought us pint OF
beans al the way from Washington. the very kind
the President ha, on his table,"
At this Mrs. Brown begins to smell very big
mice. Says she: ~. go,
"NIrs. Smith, what kind Of beans Is item ho
brought yon from Washington r '' 80 .'''
'Oh, they are nice beans-twice "a large rs our
white ones, with pinkish eye" o.s, ,.-rr
az thought sol" says Mrs. Brown. MAY see q
those beans!"
"Certain,y, says Mrs. Smith. 81 have them
In the bag with the garden seeds. s.i j. Cd. t.llnu
The beans were produced, still tied up 10 piece,
of Jane Browns calico dress. This produced an
explosion. Brown and Smith at once became anti ?
=, and worked hard to defeat him. Messrs. .
Brown and Smith, were o host in therusel,es
They canvasse,l long Tom and Eugene 81 thor
ouchly that Uncle Jo had not the ghost OF
chance In those precincts '.H- l|rai .'.. r.. nd
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A DRop OF ISK.-Think Of Queens first sig
nature Of q death warrant. where tears tried to
blanch the fatal blackness Of the booming INK; OF
a traitors adhesion to deed of rsbelion written
In gall; Of forgers trembling imitation Of
anothers writing, where each letter took the shape
of the galows; OF q lovers passionate proposal
written IN fire; Of proud girls refusal written
in ice; OF mothers dying expostulation with
wayward son written In her hearts blood; of IN
INDIGNANT fathers dsinheriting curse on his frat
born, black with the lost color VI the gray hairs
which shall 20 down In sorrow to the grave
think Of these and Of all the other imprisoned
writings TO which every hour gives birth. and
what strangely potent, protean thing, drop OF
ink grows TO be- All over the world II II distill.
ing Mt tho behest Of men. Here despairing
prisoner ID writing with rusty nail his dying
confession Of faith on his damp durgeon wall.
There an anxious lover 10 dcceiving all but his
bride, with an ink which only she knows how, to
render visible. Deleaguered soldiers 10 India forts
are conflng to the perilous secresy OF rice-water
or innocent milk, their own lives and the fortunes
Of their couAlry. shipwrecked sailors, about 70
be engulfel in mid ocean, are consigning 10
floating bottle the faint pencil memt randum OF
the spot where they will swiftly 60 down into the
laws OF death. Everywhere happy pairs, dear
husbands and wives, nffectonate brothers and sis.
tiers, and all the busy world, are writing to each
other on endless topics, with whatever paper
comes to hand, whatever pen, Whatever Ink! Tie
varied stream thus forever flowing is The intellect
uaI and emotional blood Of the world. and no one
need visit Egypt, or summon an Eastern magic
ian, 10 show him oil the acts, all the Juysand woes
of men rejecting from the mirror OF q drop VI
ink.-.Hdemiiidns May.
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AN ANCIENT DINNER.

The excavations at Po,npeii arc going on with
an activity stimulated BY the important discover
les made ut almost every step, and the quantities
of gold and silver found, which more than suffico
10 cover the cost Of the works. Near the Temple
of Juno, of which an account was recently givens
has been brought to light house belonging to
some millionaire Of the time, rs the furniture Is OF
ivory, bronze anil marble. The couches OF tho
triclinium, or dining room, arc OF especially ex-
treme richness. :. r 90 .i9.E. E.lT
The flooring consists of immense mosaics well
preserved In parts, Of which the centre represents
a table laid out for grand dinner. lnthe mid
die, on n large dish, may be seen n splendid1 pea
cock, with its tail spread out. and placed back ~,
back with another bird also Of beautiful blunsge.
Aronnd them nre arranged Holsters, one OF which
holds blue egg In its CLAW, spcond an oyster.
which appears to be fricsssed, rs II Is open and
covered with herbs; third rat Jdrci, and
fourth small vase filled with fried grnsshoppers.
Next comes circle Of dishes Of fish, interspcrsed
with others Of partridges,a hares AMI. sqrrels,
which all have their heads placed between their
fore feet.
Then comes row OF sausages OF al forms, sup
ported by one of eggs, oysters, aud olives, which
In its turn Is surrounded By double circle Of
peaches, cherries, melon, and other fruits and
Vegetables. The walls of the triclinlum are GOV.
cred with frcsco paintings Of birds, fruits, flow.
ers, game, and fish Of oil kinds-.the whole inter-
spersed with drawings which lend charm to the
whole not easy to describe. On table OF rare
wood carved and inlaid with gold, marble, agate.
and lapis lazuli were found amphorD still con-
tanning wine, and some goblcts OF onyx. asr
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-22

PRopsr's LETTER HONE. Anton Probst, the
murderer Of the Deering family ut Philadelphia
last April. was hung In the Jail yard last Friday.
A letter which he wrote to his friends short
time before he suffered, will be interesting, as Il
shows the unmistakable evidence Of the pernici.
Gus influence Of wicked associates:
DEAR PARENTS. BnornER AND SISTERS: write
to you now for the last time, and desire to inform
YOU of the terrible fate which has befallen me. l
have now got 80 far In America, that, with com;
OF life an entire family. consisting ofelght per.
sons. Although was taken on the third day af.
ter the fearful occurrence, and now do not know
on what day must die. they have not as yet
caught the one who was with me. At FIRST | did
not wish to writo to you any moro, but could
not bring Il over my heart; felt that most let
you know OF the awful murder. No doubt i will
be malter Of surprise TO you to know how
could have faiieh 50 low. will tell you. 30 |,
Immediately upon my arrival In this country !
became n soldier, in which position heard moth
ing but cursing and swearing, and soon became o
sharer in every wickedness. When then l was
free from the army, gave myself up to evil com.
and thus soon reached such o pitch, thut no
longer believed In God nor in anything. Now |
humbly ask you oil TO forgive me, aud do not
take the matter too much TO heart; II has hap
pencd. and We can now no longer change II.
therefore. only ask your forgiveness once again.
| beg Of you pray, pray for me, for l greatly
need II. .....g... oh. ,,,
When only think how good and kind you nj.
Ways were to me, aud how happy and comforta.
BILE always was while was with you; aud now
I have sunk so low that here, in the years Of my
youth, must die on the gallows. would desire
but Dne more hour to spend With you then
would willingly die. When | think OF you at
Al Ia asa aNAs
Mary-my senses almost leave me. But II has
once happened, and now can no longer remedy
IT, Once again ask your pardon. Do not let
this trouble crush you. l only beg Of You help
me by your prayers, help me rs much as you oan:
will now close my letter with many thousand
have been your ungrateiul con anu
brother. .,,...- = ANTON fkobsr.
p. S.-Once moreI ask you all. forgive me. /
wish you much happiness and many blessings,
aud pray for Inc. A 10. ... ..... ,.. .s.....
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WoRxlSo AND TnISKrSG.--Says Bt'kin,." III Is
no less fatal error to despi,e labor when regu.
soLs We are always IN these days trying To-
separate the two, We want one man 10 BE- al~sSs
thinking, and another to he always WORKING. aud
Mo call one gentleman aud the other an opera
tive; whereas the workman ought oi'en 70 be
snJ h"tS sbuuld DE gentlemen In the best sense,
a. 4, l.. VIC make both ungentls. and one envying,
the other despising his brother; and the mass OF
society Is made up Of morbid thinkers and miser.
Able workers. Now II Is only By labor that
thought can be made healthy, and only BY thought
that labor can be made happy, aud the prutes-
less pride felt In ipeculiarity Of employ yment, !,
and more in excellence OF achievement." as -
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the Sick the fact that the State Agency has dspens.
ed none but goods Of the best quality. fact which
has been we'll established by the investigation now
going on, Is the best Recommendation which tho AZ.
oncy can receive e.-yoWnai. II
The LEaIsLAruas.-The Legislature Il Is ex-
pected, will finish Its work and adjourn to-mor-
row. Saturday, as will be seen by our report, It
disposed Of several important matters. The Sem
ate took up the report of the Special Committee
on the Liqnor Agency, rejected the minority re:
port which proposes to abolish the Agency and
allow importers to sell to town agents, and then
indefinitely postponed the whole matter, thus vir:
tually saying that the serious charges launched
against the agent in the House, and which result.
ell in the appointment of the committee, had en-.
tircly failed Of proof In this opinion We believe
those who read the evidence fully concur.-Joar-
nal, Nav 2Sih.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-22

T-is6O.-X-The amount OF Plantation Bittere
sold in ono year Is somewhat startling They would
fll broadway six feet high from tho Park to ith
street. brakes manuiactory Is one of the insutu,,
lions OF New York IL Is said that Drake painted all
the rocks In tho Eastern States with his cabslso
T-isGO-X." and then got tho old granny legislators
ture." which gives him a monopoly. We do not know
how this is but we do know the Plantation Bitters
SILL as no other article ever did They arc used by
ali classes OF the community, and death on Dys-
pepsia-certain, They arc very invigorntinS when
ianguid and weak. and great appetizer
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by oil DruSSiss