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rus Sgw ExrHEss rm,iS.-Travelers AMI bust.
ncxs men will see by the new time table in this
" eks paper the details of the new and sxeellen,
", rancemcnt. where the s,oppages, time. etc. on
both routes are fully given. Il would Ie . judi.
c'uus move now. and ono calculated to greatly
facilitate anl convenience travel. II the Grand
Trunk ~ooh make couuection at Portland, u
. I'd from M"n'reL with these Express trains te
aud nom Boston. The superintendents OF thu
Eastern and Boston AMI Maine Railroads exhibit
an enterprise and desire to accommodate Ii.
public which most assuredly will be appreciated
The want OF the trains they have nov established
hes been no sooner indicated than Il has been sup
piled Sach desire on the part Of railroad mana
.ers 10 fully answer the public demand svinces
good Judgment snd liberality. and viii b moS,
heartily suooarsged.
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LOST ART RE.pIscOvERED.-Ac orcspon-
dent of the Cincinnati Gazette states that u
Mr.. Dismnn of Upper Samlusky, Ohio, has
discovered n process Of hardening copper, an
art which has been lost since the days Of
King Solomon. 1t Is ellknown that tho an
clients possessed The ur of hardening copper
and making il equal to tho best Of steel, but
for nearly three thousand years all knowledge
of tho method has been in oblivion.
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LARGE SEIZURE. Yesterday about 500
gallons of liquors and nearly n barrel full Of
bottles of Sulphatc of Morphine were seized
by the Custom House officers in this city.-It
was on board the schooner Adala, which was
also seized and is in possession of the officers.
The owner forgot TO pay duties on the goods
and in consequence will lose more than no
could make on several legitimate transactions.
Bangor Courier.
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PolNrEp.-Aiter the vote for Senator in tho
House wus announced, by which il appeared
that seven Union votes were cast conirury to
the agreement made in the caucus, Sfr. Burr
Of the Hartford Times went up to Mr.. Barnum
aud said: "Well, we are rnking out your par.
~. We have got ont seven members to-day"
"Yes," replied Mr.. Bamum, sthc same mum.
BIER that were raked out of Mary Mugdalene."
--Bndgepot (Ct) Standard.
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LOST Crrr-Accounts from Mexico state
that an ancient city has been discovered there
by a marty of explorers sent out by Maximili.
an, Il is said to be located in hitherto I'M
explored section, about 300 miles northwcs,
from Jnlapa. Many houses are still in fair
state representation, and adorned with paint.
ings &c. There Is not even tradition Of ia
existence, and 1t is supposed to haycl been
abandoned long before the landing Of Cortez
in Mexico. $50 -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Smith & Howard

Cooley for june contains q splendid double-
gage cOlored fashion plate, choice line steel en-.
craving Of Christ and the Sisters OF Bethany
together with the usual amount of matter relating
matter Is of the high order which has given Cooley
30 much celebrity.
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THE UNION &c JOURNAL, X

excitement. - The mother Of Charlotte
Cushman Ii dead.-Gen. 0. 8. Ferry, q
staunch Republican, has been elected Senator
from Connecticut. Thus the blocking game
which the Coppcrhcads and Mosaics thought
to play, has proved an abortion.
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~ Our supplement contains Gen. Buffers views Re
Construction, Henry A. wiss insane AMI unwie Speech ami
inter sting Advertisements.
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GA Chicago despatch says that among
recent couvenionsby the Rev Mr.. Hammond,
the rcviyalists, Is Hon. John T, Lindsay in
Peoria, Senator from that District, and one Of
the most distinguished lawyers in Illinois.
Since his conversion he has addrssed largo
meetings ut Springfield, and other points with
great power and eloquencc. Hon. w. W..
O'Brena leading democratic lawyer Of rcora,
and heretofore a strong Roman Catholic. h
also engaged in the same work with MIR.
Lindsay.
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rrb. fare between this city and Boston By
,hs h.snsifuI steamer Of the Portland Steam
psnist Company has bsen reduced 20 81, 90 Cor
cshn soco N mod stious. and 81 90 for deck Pack
80 Of tickets can b had Ut . reduction from
the above rstss--PortlaAd Press. .
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~ Samuel Kennedy, the last survivor q the ne
Wyoming massacre. died last vest 70 Aoi IN:
county, Pa, IN the o3d ysar OF ~ - "a
In her aicht dom The Inhuman slaughtsr.
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Beadle's Monthly for June opens with a de.
scriptive paper on Colorado. BY A. d Richard.
son-worth the price of the Magazine, rs the
Colorado question is fresh In the minds Of the
people. II Is not only interesting, but instructive
All the articles In this number are original, and
are Of an excellent character.
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e To get up the new Eve cen, o,scs vh,oh 4,
soon to BE- iesued will cost about 1ss6o 0oo' Ths,s
will Be- when the coinage d complete s., 500 900
IN thts money circulation. that being the amount
OF postal currency OF three and Ave cents thai
the coin u intended to supsrseds, = :"
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.

rhs Union voter, o. Maine requested to send Delegates
to convsuiioo to be h~i BANGOR TUESDAY, jess
a. 81 II O'Clock A. ~, or the purposs % nominating can
dill Ne be Governor AMI tanSetng any other business thai
may property cone bsfOre The Convention.
Tue basis q representation win be biiowsi Each city
towi and plantation oil, be entitled delegate anil
additional delegate &c every ssyrntaye cas-, &c s'u
nel coay Al The Gabsraioi election Il isot fraction u
bry yVtes viii be entitled TO an additional dsegaie.
JAMES q. BLAINE I
JAMES w. srONE
n. A. fOSfER,
IA. HARLOW.
LEE STRICKLAND,
H. n PREsCUrf,
JbsItII MERROW,
IS MARBLE Union Stale
r. n. sIMONrOS, Committee.
ELIAs MiLLIkEN,
JAMES WRIGHT,
ELL HALE,
HIRAM RuGGLES,
EUGENE HALE,
CHARLES n PAINE,
EBEN WOODBURY.,
Ny5, isSS. 20
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e Lssl Tuesday the U. 8. Senate elected Gen.
B. y. Boiler Of Lowell, Major General Of Mas
sschusstts Staas Malta. under the new oryanisa-
ton. = ~ $3.50 a t
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e Snow fellrin Claromont, N. H., on tho
18th Of May, to the depth Of six inches. -
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
MAY TER M, 1see,
DAsYoRrn J PRESIDING.

called B. LORD. Clerk. AByER MITCHELL,
Crier. RICHARD H. -GODISo, Sheriff. l. 3.
KIMBALL. Co ydt'y JEREMIAH BRooKs, Depy
sheriff, in charge Of Grand Jury. HAVEN A
BuriER. Dep'y Sheriff, in charge Of LIST Trap:
erse Jury. JOSEPH @. HARMON, Dtpy Sheriff,
in charge of ID Traverse Jury.
The Supreme Judicial Court, May Term. com.
menced It's session at Alfred on Tuesday last. The
Court was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Pow
ers, of Alfred.
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GRAND JURY.

CHARLES W. SHAW. Berwick, Foreman.
Albert Rand, Parsonsfeld.
Toomas Garvin, Shapleigh.
Nahum G. Goodwin, Lebanon.
George W. Kayo, South Berwick.
Silas W. Bragdon, Wells.
Edmund Moulton, York.
George 8. Cults. Kittery.
John Weymouth, North Berwick.
Abial @. traitor, Alfrel.
Joshua G. Lane. Limerick.
John bennett, Hollis.
Moses @. Hill, Buxton.
Joseph Ham. Kennebunkport.
Charles II. McKullock, Kennebunk.
Francis York, Biddeford.
Albert CarpeIter 90
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The second number Of "The Galaxy" publish.
ed on May Is, contains combinations of the two
serial novels begun In the first number. "The
Claverings," by Anthony Trollcp. and "Archie
Lowell" by Mrs Edwards, and eight original ar
ticles, of which "The March OF the Cholera" by
Dr. W. II. Draper, "The Home of Victor Hugo,
by +. Cluseret, "Fallacies of the Memory" by
Frances Power Cobbe, and "The Art of Dining"
by Professor Blot, are the most striking. The
poems are by Rose Terry and the author oil
'Emily Chester" The number II thoroughly
readable. and will add to the reputation the mag.
azine acquired by its first number.
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A thousand A YEAh. ny Mrs. T. N. bruce. Bostou' Lee
Shepard. 1860.
This is pretty volume Of 263 pages In tinted
paper. and very neat binding. Il Is dedicated to
"The noble band Of Christian ministers" and to
"their patient wives" II details the experiences
of clergyman whose salary was not sufficient
support for his family, and pleads justice toward
the class whom no represents. The volume is
we'll written, and gives graphic descriptions Of
the labors, perplexities, and even restitution
which are often the lot Of clergymen. II the
volume shall couduce to q better appreciation OF
the Office and labors Of the true religious teacher,
as. distinguished from the pulpit politician, 1t
will accomplish a needed service.
For sale In this city by II. Piper and E. Burn.
ham; in Saco by j. 8. Locke.
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FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.

FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
THOMAS C. HUNrREss, Parsonsfeld, Foreman.
Aaron Allard, Newfeld.
Samuel L. Boyuton, Biddeford.
William Brown, South Berwick.
Joshua Chadbourne, Biddeford.
Benjamin Dunnell, Buxton.
Joseph p. Poye, Berwick.
Samuel ID. Carey, Saco.
Alexander Gould, Kennebunkport
Walter Gowen, Sanford.
Joshua Holland, Limerick.
Charles w. Holmes. Biddeford.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
ALBION E. PARSONS, Kittery, Foreman.
John 8. Jones, Lebanon.
Amaziah j. Lttleheld, Wells.
Charles Moulton, York.
John b. Mailing. Kennebunkport.
Nathaniel 8. Alilliken, Saco.
Benjamin Organ, Lyman.
Horace Phillips. saco.
Bradford Pitts. Shapleigh.
David Richardson, Limington.
Calvin Roberts, Hollis.
Enoch Roberts, Marlborough.
sUPERNuMERARIEs.
James NJ. Shapleigh, Eliot.
Joseph Staples, North Berwick.
George Stone, South Berwick.
Theodore Thompson, Kennebunk.
Richard II. Walker, York.
Thatcher Webber, Kennebunk.
The first day was occupied in calling the Dock.
ct and hearing motions, by the Court. Case.
Nos. $50, 1853, POI, 2lS, 800. 24O, 269, 270, 81
and 270 were declared In order for trial by thu
Court.
WEDSEsDAY.-No 159- John A. Seavey, pc,
prochein ami, ps. William Seavey. This actor
Is writ of entry wherein small boy, about tn,
age Of ten years. is the plf, and brings the actor
by his next friend, George Bowden, TO recover
possession Of lot Of land lying In the town o.
Wells, which he claims to hold as heir Of John
Seavcy, deceased. The defence set up Is, that HI
Is not entitled to the inheritance because he Is ar
illegitimate child. and also that his mother wa,
married to another man. other than the said Johr
Scavey, at the time Of his birth. Plf produce.
his statute adoption, which the def. says is for
gerry.
THURSDAY On trial.
Bourne, Jr., & Dana. Smith & Howard
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Our Young Folks run, over the clever stories
and Illustrations" Life" by the author o
"Ssven Little Sisters" Smother Magpie's Mis-
chief" "The Dew Fairies" and the collection o
those comical, pulling, illustrated REFUSES ant
charades Tlcknor & Fields deserves vote o
thanks from fathers for publishing this,-in ever,
respect just what Is wanted, -magazne for younl
people.
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Arthur's Homo Magazine for June has two very
pretty Embellishments, fashion plates, and an at
tractiye table Of contents.
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Notice to Shippers of Cotton
EM1 ssHEsg 60 f;saz als
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
COMPANY,

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N. York Advertisements.
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MANHOOD.

TN THE YouSa AND RISING GENERATION, THR
vegetative powers OF life strong. but in few
smacated form, and the impcssSiity Of application to
mental effort show its baneful influence. 1t soon be-
uence is checking the development Of the body Uon.
mpton In talked of and perhaps the youth s removed
the school and sent into the country This Is one
versions OF the everchanging OF the city the
wers Of the body too much enfeebed to give zest to
althf and rural exercise, thoughts are turned In
ward upon themselves. = 80 'ri' n -
the patient be female. the approach Of the menses
usion. and Visiting the cheek with the bloom q heath
nd the energies Of he system are prostrated and the
whole economy s deranged The beautiful and wonder
ng change from child to woman is looked for ia vain
he parenes heart bleeds In anxiety. and fanoies
rave but waiting for It's victim.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUOHU,
For Wsatess arising 01. Esee.sss Early zndisers.
ton.
Attended with the following symptoms:
Indispositon to RIertion, LOSE of Power, Loss Of
Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness,
Horror Of Disease. Weak Nerves, Trembling Dreadful
Dneas Of Vision, ianguor Universal Lassitude Of the
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite with Dy.
bryness Of the skn Pald oountenance and Eruptions
.he Face Pain In the Back Heavness OF the Eyeids,
re%porar aSsoa aud Ioss Of sight Want Of Aen.
on. Great Mobility. Restlessness with Horror Of 30
ety. Nothing more desirable to such patients than
otude and nothing they dread for Fear OF Them.
elves no Repose Of Manner Earnestneas no Speou.
alton, but hurried transition from one question to
mother.
These symptoms, allowed to 60 on-whioh this Me-
dicne invariably follow Los Of PotoeT
Fatuity and EpilpHo s, In one Of which the patient
may expire. ~.
During tho superintendent Of DR.. Wilson. ct tho
Boomngdsle ADyum, this sad rssuit ocourDaa to two
patients; had for time left am, anth ,thdi
Of epilepsy. They were OF both sezsa nda ~ vent1
Who oaH a,v that fheae ercep1,a.e a m, Ir,nt,c
ollowed by those dreful diseasei 4oaityar j. iExp
onp The records Of the InsaHe AsyIlms and the mel
nchoiy deaths by Conssption, bear ample witness 10
he truth Of these assertions. In Lunato Asylums the
moat melancholy exhibition appears. Tho oounenance
actually sodden and quito destitute-neither mirth
rief viats It. Should found OF the voioo occur,
10 rarely arttculate. #Gl..G i = ~ Er-tt ~
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From Rev. ". D. saghled, Pastor Of rweifth Bap !,
| Church.

From Rev. W D. saigfried, Pastor Of Twelfth Bap
Church.
PHnApEIPH1A, December 2s. 1ses.--Mesns. Jones b
EvanB-Gentlemen: I'll have recently been lnberinR un
der tho distressing essts Of indigestion. accompanie
by pfostration Of tho nervous gyBtenn. !Numerou
remedies were recommended by frienda and some O
them tested, but without relief YoHr Hoofand'G Ger
man Bittsrs were recommended by persons who had
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induced me elso 10 try them mat CONFESS that had
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and one' quack Btters whose only aim seems to b.
to palm ofsweetoned and drugged Hquor upon the oo
muniy, In sly way; and the tendency of which, I
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learning that yours really medicinal preparation
took With happy effect. Its action not only upon
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READ WHO 81 rs 80.

/ FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLoRFNoE.
WASH1saroN, January !, 1854,
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During long and tedious session Of Congress- pressin
and onerouB duties neariy proshated me- A hind frfen
suggested the use Of the preparation have named.
took his advice, and the result was improvement O
much needed and obtained. Others may be similarly
Tay sss SiS'fe sG eS n oRrson
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-05
scF. ". PLAYING Out.v

The New Berne Times copies an article of
ours on the dignity and Importance Of down
right work, head work, hand work, any sort
of work, so it be honest, and gives it the
above caption, which shows that our cotem-
porary has read history to little purpose. The
best "blood" Of North Carolina and Virginia
is now and always has been that coursing in
the veins of men ready to front misfortune
with a resolute determination to reverse its
DEGREES and compel success. We trust that
the "blood" of both States, shown to be so no.
BILE on the fields of war, will prove equally
heroic in the battle of lif', which so many
have now begun in earnest for the first time.