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The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

TA dispatch from Richmond, Va,
states that there is very strong feeling OF
Radical Rep,blicanism developing itself in
the southwestern portion OF Virginia, par
ticularly in the counties bordering on North
Carolina In Carroll county an orguniza.
ton known as the .Red Strings" recently
held meeting at llillsville. which was all
dressed by nm cx.rcbel officer. lie pro-
claimcd their afliliation to the radical party
at the North denounced the present Lcyis.
hiure NJ disloyal and advoca,ed the adop.
lion Of tho Constitutional amendment.
He demanded that they should have rep
rc,cnia,ivcs who would adopt that doc,,-
mcnl, anil was particularly severe in his
structures upon the President, who, he said,
should bc iinpcached and removed bcior
tbere could be any security Cor Union men
in tie country. They then pamded through
tire strrets on horseback aud en- foot, mum.
bcring about five hundr.l, carrying the q.
4. flag, and wers very cSprrssivc in their
demonstrations of loyalty to the present
Congress. .r..-..r
They adopted resolutions calling for a
iarss meeting Of the organization at a III
t,,ro day, WHIST they will take measures to
make known their grievances to Congress
with a vicw TO procure immediate action
for their protection and relief
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

ETA Yousa LADY, returning to her
country homo, sner sojourn Of . few months In
the city. was hardly recognized BY her friends.
In place Of coarse, rustic. ausbed fa,s she had
soft, ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth
moss, and instead OF twenty.threo she really ap-
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as TO the sause
OF 80 greata change, she plainly told them that
,ho used the CIRCASsIAN BALM, and con-
sIdered II an invaluable acquisition 10 any Lady's
toilet by It's use any Lady or Gentleman can I'm.
prove their personal appearance hundred fold.
II is simple in Its combination. rs Nature herself
Is simple, yet unsurpassed In It's efficacy In draw
ing Impurities from. also healing, cleansing and
bsautifying the skin and complexion. ny iu d..
rect action on tho cutois II draws from II all Its
Impurities, kindly healing the same. and leaving
the surface rs Nature intended II should be, clear.
smooth. soft and beautiful Price 81, sent by mail
or express, on receipt OF an order by
W. !. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists.
No. West Payette st., Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the sale OF the
same, yre
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Hostettor's Stomach Bittors.
MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.

Success 10 the prevalent cradle" OF innnmera.
BILE humbugs. No sooner had H0STETTERS
STOMACH DITTEltS made their mark in the
world. than up sprang host OF limitations, and
rs the fame Of the great restorative grew and
spread, the pestiierous crop OF poisonous mock.
cries thiekened. But the true medicine has lived
them down. One BY ono they have disappeared
When the bellows Of pufsry, which kept alive tho
feeble fire OF their borrowed reputation. ceased to
blow, they ceased TO live, and thus they continus
to come and GO Meanwhile. IiOSTErTERS DIT.
TERS, the great protective and remedial tonic Of
the age, have progressed with each succeeding
year. Their suecess Is m cans Of preventing and
curing the diseases resulting from malaria, un.
whoiesome water, and all unhealthy climatic
influences. has been boundless and IS . remedy
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague
General Weakness and Debility, and all complains
originating In Indigestion, they arc now admitted
10 DO superior 10 any other preparation evsr sdver
tised or prescribed. From the home market, to
which few years ago they wsro confined, their
sale has been extended into every State In this
Union, over the whole OF South and Central Amer
lea. Mexico, the West indies and Sandwich Is
lands. Australia, Chlni and Japan. Homs and
foreign testimony continue 10 show that HOS
TETTER's BITTERs arc the most remarkable
tonic and iuvigorant now befofs The world in7
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

In Lyman, Jan. II, Samuel Roberts, aged % yrs.
and month.
In buxton Centre, Fcb. 10, Rev. Geo. W. Crepsy.
aged Sc years.
Thus las gone 10 his rest one of the oldest MIMI
ters OF the Cong. church In York county. his frst
settlement being at kennebunk In 1910, and, at
Buxton Centre In ls5l For ~ ycsu he was Trcss-
urer and Boribe of tho York Co. COnf.--a man
marked for earnestness and devotion TO bis high
trust prompt In duty strong In faith humble
yet bold Ia the ehristlan life beloved and trusted
the most largely by those who best knew him. AZ
tsr Long and ,sfy painful closing los as as
q patient spirit through much tribuiAton, hut
with trismphant trust, he hn entered ul,ou hs re-
ward. Thus has closed the lsbors Of . 9a!et oonn'
try pastor, who leaves the richest ot all lesaclcs
the cherished Affections of . beloved peoRie ana
large circle OF friends. "The memory oi me Just
is blessed" s ooh',
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

FTuENkN's PRESENT. - The Pioneer Engine
Co. No. 2, Of this city, were the successful COM
pctitors for the silver Are horn at the gin con-
cert at City Hall ON Thursday evening OF last
week, this company having sold $50 tickets,
being many more than oil the other companies
combined. The Horn was given to Capt.
Brooks by Professor Hsdley, with few uppro-
pirate words. Capt. b., responding, thanked
the Professor. and the citizens for their kind
usss and lbsral,ty In stalking tickets" enough
to secure the Horn on this side Of the river.
Tho gin Is on exhibition at Chss. Cleavss' jew
elry store. .,.T
The friends OF Temperance organized new
Society for Saco and Biddeford on the evening
Of February 9th. The following were the OFF,
GERS elected and installed: J. NJ. Hayes, W.
CT; J. Banks. ". v. T.; Geo. 8. Watson.
W. r.; Jaa II. Higgins, W. A. R; Geo. F. Gro
we'll, W. F.. r.; @. N. Weymouth. W. IT,; C.
c. Hut, W. u; A. P. Moody, W. D. u; J. W.
Gooch, W. O.; &c Jordan. W. s.; Rev. J.
Boyd, W. Chap; J. A. Kelley. Act. p. W. c.
T. This society Is called Howard Temple Of
Honor and Temperance, In honor Of Gen. o. o.
Howard, the Maine champion af Temperance,
and WAS Instituted BY Rev. W. E. Copeland.
first Grand Officer Of Maine. assisted by Forest
City Temple, Of Portland.
The smallpox has made its appearance In
Kennebunkport, in its worst form.
Al tbe annual communication Of Freedom
Lodge OF Free and Accepted M,sons, held In
Limerick on Wednesday week. the following
officers were selected: z. Durgin, W. NJ; W.
d. Pess., 8. W.; J.C. Lane, J. W.; A. Bur-
hank, T.; n. II Bdibank, s.; NJ. II. Bracket,
8. d; J. II. knight, J. D. s,u1r '.., .
d The rains and warm weather have caused q
suspension Of tho ice business for this season,
projected by our entsrprisiag townsman J.E.
Black, Esq, which, however, will be resumed
by him with oil his wouted energy next winter.
The delay In procuring the lumber In Augusta,
which was ordered by Mr.. Black and contract
ed to be here delivered In November. but which
was not delivered till the middle Of December.
threw the compilation Of the necessary builJ-
ines Car into the winter, and spoiled The season.
Mr.. Black hes shown great energy and business
ability to bring his enterprise 20 nearly to COM
ple,ion In the face OF such disooungement.
and two weeks more OF cold weather would
have 6lled his capaoious houses with 10000
tons Of the best loo In tho world. rl.
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Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the worid.renoWned
Astroloxist and Somnambullstic Clairvoysnt
while In . clsIrvoyant state, dsllneatss the very
features OF tho person you are to marry, and BY
tho aid Of an instrument OF intense power. known
~ tho Pyehomotrope, guarantees to produce
perfect and lfo-lke picture OF the future husband
or wife OF tho applicant. with date Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits Of character, 10. THIS
Is no imposition, - testimonials without number
ean assert Dy stating place Of birth, ago. dispo-
sitiop. color Of eyes and hair. and enclosing hny
cents, and stamped envelope Addressed 70 your
SELF you will receive the picture by return mall.
together with desired Information.
n Address in confidence, MADAME GERrnups
REnIxoroN, r. O. Box 2)7, West Troy. Ny. llys
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

We may say here that Detective Blake is
master Of his business and that We can Afford
to endorse the course OF partial secresy which
he deems indispensable to early and thorough
success in this work. Detective Blake Is the
officer who ferreted out the great Adams Ex-
press robbery 10 Connecticut . year ago-..n
achievement In detective skill unsurpassed In
the record OF similar performances.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

TThe people OF Newfoundland are
suffering from sickness and starvation.
The scarlet fever Is sweeping off whole
families; and others with nothing to cat on
account Of the failure Of the fisheries and
the potato rot arc starving to death. Ter
riblc stories are told, equal to amy that the
famine and fever Of ireland. twenty years
ngo, produced.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
Froe to Evorybodyi

A Largo 6 PIP. Circular. giving information Of
the grsatest Importance 70 the young Of both
seres.
Il teaches how the homely may become bsauti.
full, the de,pl,ed respected. and the fouahen
loved.
-' No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive q copy, post paid, by
return mail. Address 7. U. Drawer %,
Cm9 Troy, n. Y.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

~A Chicago husband mysteriously
disappeared hast summer, and his wife oh
tanned divorce. Now he has reappearet,
saving that he "only went awny to ieaeh
his wife a lesson" A. she was married
a fcw weeks before his return, il Is probable
he has learned moro Of q lesson than she.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
Soldiers.

Soldiers who have served In the armies OF the
Union, children, mothers, everybody that has got
bad Cold, Group, whooping Cough. or 10 troubled
with any lung or throat complaints, We advise you
10 use Co.'s Cough Dalsam, the cheapest and best
cough preparation In the world.
And when you have the Dyspepsia, or a!e trouh.
led with Constpa tion-the great cause OF III health
-or any trouble OF The stomach or bowels, use
Goes Dysps psia Cure imm ediaiely.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and we'll known yEGETABLE Pull
M0NARY BALSAM, approved and used By our
Oldest and sosf ssbysfsd ysietdss for orty years
past. Get the genuine. REED, CUTLER q CO.,
Druggists, Doston, Propristors. Cons
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
THURSDAY, Yeb. IL. 1867.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Feb. 20.

At market for the current week Cattle, 0s2 Sheep AMI
lambs, 2l6o s.ine,.i number Western Cattle, sss'
Eastern Cattle, gT. -
PRICEs-Beef Cattle - Extra, Sf2 rs % II 50, nr,
quality. $ll rs u so, secood quality, I'll 70 u so
thlri quality, D 90 % 10 60.
IIfDRs, 9icv fb. Taliow, 10 Y b.
PELTS, I 20 n 30 och. - A.
CALR SKINS, 20 20c Y n
RkxAlKs,-Market somewhat moderate, but little In.
clnation the part q butchers to buy - there ID al.
ready an overplus OF beef In the market.
MlICII COWS and Calves S&5, 6S, rs, 100 % rs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS, In lots, 81 Is, 2. 90 % . 2;
each Extra, 81 90 20 90 or from 10 7c Y b.
swfNE-western fat swine, live, noos.
Dressed oi % loc per tb. .." '..
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
Indian Vegetable Medicines.

Indian Vegetable Medicines,
Prepared by science 70 suit each case, will cleanse
the blood and rsstors health TO the invalid. CAN.
GERS, SCROPULA and the worst forms OF disease
cured. A Boek explaining these fscts will be sent
tree. Address DR.. r. GREENE, 10 TsnrLE PLACE,
BosroN. MASS. 3m6
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
Perry Davis Pain Killer

Derives much Of II, popularity from the simplicity attend.
Ing its use which gives Il peculiar value 10 hmhy'
The various diseases which may be reached BY IT. AMI IN
their ipcipent stages eradcatsd are among those which
are peculiarly fatal 10 suffered 70 run but the curative
magic Of this preparation once disarms them OF their
terror Tn all respects ins the conditions Of popa-
lar medicine. ...
The "Bibcal Recorder" In speaking Of the palm Kill
aWs believe the public generally have great confidence
In this ccns The numerous testimonials in It's favor
from we'll known esrSymen and missionaries, are well
calculated to convince any bu, the most steptica II
,her he sny o, cor readers who s doubt touching the
magic powers Of PxRRr DAvS' PAN KILLsR 70 relieve
pain, We aiyi.e them to buy bottle anil give trial
We never knev Il 10 fall" Imp
,,,, ,,,n, ,,,, rr nm Ryrn vt pIfCIIu a.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
the NATIONAL COUGH CURE

Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, OF Doston,
when pronounced by physicians incarabie. II viii
cure any emabis cough II alwayt rsHsp.,. For
superior. Admirable, also. for public speakers
and singers. Sold BY all Druggists. q. q. GOOD
WIN a 20, Boston, Wholesale Agents,
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
SfrUngc, Bat True.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
vantage by return mail IRE. ofekargsl by address
Ing the undersigned. Those having fears OF being
humbugged will oblige by not noticing this card.
All others will pleas address their obedient ser
yant THOS. D. CHAPMAN,
Iyl0 S3i Broadway, New York.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
VERDICT OF THE SECOND TRIAL.

The evidence in the Wilkinson trial we
give to our readers. No witnesses were
called in the defence. The defence was
argued by T. w. wcdscwood, Esq, and
County Auy. kimball for the Government.
After beins on, two hours the jury returned
a verdict Of murler in the second degree.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
NOTICE..

NOTICE |, hereby yiysn that Land Warrant No.
Nsiii5 f,r ieo acres Issued 20 John Stsck pole,
= In Cant. Walkers company Of Maine mi.
iits var of isi2 has been lost while 10 custody Of
Geo. W. wallingfcrd Of kenneount, Me, and that
soplcation will be made 90 tho ConmIssionsr Of
Psssions for = duplicate Of the tame. 49, y
ev9 raff DAMON K CHENEY
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

ENPEEBLED AND DELICATE CONsTITu.
TIOSS, OF both sexes, use llELNBoLD's EXTRACT
BUcuu. IL will give brisk and energetic feelings,
snd enable you TO sleep we'll.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
Hardy Machine co.

0IIE GrIst Mil belonging % this COMPANY Is stIH
l In active operation, grinding all the corn. Ac,
that II brought there.
This Company also now do most Nil kinds of Re-
pairs In Job Work on Iron, wovd. &c. Moving
Machines. Sewing Machines and knitting Ma.
chimes thoroughly repaired. Also, Drafting AMI
Pattern or Model making neatly eIecutcf. Also.
Plping-water, gas, steam, Ac. All orders for work
viii be promptly attended TO.
. CHARLES HARDY, Aoxsr.
Biddeford, Feb, 81, 1851.
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT DUCllN and IN.
PROvRD ROsE WASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders In all their stages at little expense, little
or no change In diet. no Inconvenience and no ex.
poeurs. IL 10 pleasant m tAsre And odor. immedi.
ate In It's action and Tree from all injurious prop
arkisa
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
DR.. 8. g. FIrCH'S
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Seventy. six pages, price 2i csnts. sent to any
address. No money required until the book Is re-.
ceIved, read, and fully approved. II 10 . perfect
guide 10 tho sick or indispossd.
Address. DIR. 4. 8. Ptrcn, Is fremont Street,
Boston. ty6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
First rate Coat, Pants and Vest Makers, 10 whom. We
win pay the hghes. Boston and Portland prices.
WIN. HILL,
No 100 Union Block, Biddefori, Ne. 80
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
Woodland for Sale!

- IwilI sell q lot OF land OF ~ acres. con-
sisting mostly OF wooded land. Price fI99.
Also, II ncres of pasture land. Price $50.
Aiso, another lot of land of ~ acres, mostly
woodland Price StaJ. The above lots of land a'e
situated In kennebunkport. near the railroad. and
close by tho "Csmp Ground" never-Eallius
stream of water runs through these lots They
are rare bargains. Inquire Of JOSHUA MASON
Kennebunk, Feb. %. 1867. 3Wo'
The Union and journal., 1867-02-22
LOUNGES.
DRUssELs LOUNGES a. good As can be bought
ID in Saco or Diddeford for . 600, at
CHADDOURN & NOwELL'S,
2wg 81 Slain Street, Diddeford.
For Safe,

All story House, No. 81 Green 1t,
A.. containing 5 rooms. Said house IL -
I'D feet, with . good cellar, and an
ISSi l. l3I IL Ieet. Connected tberewith
1il0i 10 stable - ~ feet. which can easi-
aSly he converted Into one or two teno.
ments. There 10 also n good and we'll cultivated
garden AMI shade trees In mont. Al,o adjoining,
on same street, tinman's store, ~ % feet, viii,
a good cellar which can also be readily convertct
into dwelling house. To this there 10 . stable 70
I 2s feet. with spod garden and shade trees 10
irnnt, Also one house lot adjoinipg 90 ivo FRET,
All within I've minutes walk OF the mills. Al.o,
ak acres of good tilage land on the Hollis roat.
Terms Teasouahle
Inquire OF WI. ANDREWS, on the premises.
Diddef0rd, Feb. ~, 1867. 3ws'
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Real Estate.

G:; Lots located on the principal streets In Bid-
C8deiord, for sale low. Terms made satisfac-
tory. Dy CHARLES HARDY,
Ohioe No. . Llnooin o..
Diddeford. Me-, Feb. u, 1867. -
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Know Thy Destiny.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS REsTOREI
by IIELHBOLD's EXTRACT BrcnU.
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DIED.

~ Soces Of deaths, not sroesing six iipes, Inserted
free above that number Al rcguar advertising rsts.
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DR.. J. W. CHARMING,
Fsrmeviy % Boston, new ef New iprd-
ford...Ofice No. Al School Street,
er and HumOr Doctor,

Cancer and NumOr Doctor,
eNy,auElr. Has arrived OF tho York Hotel. saco.
Sx NfL% where he will remain until March isi,
sHWsG after which tne he can no found At
I'M - y. p. rsrchsr's, No. 7 Poss Street, IN.
<&WSS ~ March 18th.
WAMES@ Dr. q. gives particular attention to
.1oG thecure of CANCERS, which he cures
without pain. and without the use Of the knife,
do not ssy that you cannot get any relief until
you have tried his medicines, which will remove
All bumors, such rs Cancers Scrofula, Ab.oeses.
white Swelling Affections. Erysipelss. salt Rheum
innan ma y, Chronic, Mercurial and Syphilitio
IiheumatIsm Fever Sores. Old and stubborn IL
GERS and Soros of all kinds cured, whatever may
be the cause that produced them.
Ipr- q, will give exam Atlons and advice free on
aiI di..sses 1nvAlids of bath sexes are rc,pcct-
fully invited 10 call and consult the Doctor.
N. u. Certificates of cures may be had Of hin
from all parts of the country.
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Hesperian.''
A Journal Derokd to the Literary Interest, o
de Mssisppi Valley.

On Saturday, the fifth Of January,
1867, the subscriber commenced the
publication Of The WEEKLY HEsPE-
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TO the soundest judgment and the
most delicate taste.
The Hesperian will be strictly lite
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Romancos, Essays, Poems, Historical
and Biographical Sketches, Reviews,
and articles on various other literary
topics. Religion it will leave to the
pulpit; politics to the hustings, yet
at the same time il will endeavor to
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true among all classes and circles.
The leading feature Of tho Hespe-
rian will be its devotion TO the LITE
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Valley. Here, il is evident, are to
be the homes Of the great body Of
the American people: and here will
be the mind, the energy and the
wealth to sustain and direct the af-
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essential, then, that this mind be Gle
waited and refined, and how fitting
that the attempt be made at st. Louis,
already the bushes center, rs II ought
to DO the literary center Of our great
valley.
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY
will form o special feature Of the
H~esperian. The history Of ST. Louis
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and il will be followed by q series Of
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Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, Gin.
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