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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-01
sTRATAGEM.

A story h told Of Rev. Peter Jancson,
while attending camI'.,neetius near Ponti
nc, a, a time when the territory Of Miehi-
gan was comprised oftwo circuits. The
Reverend, possessing quite as much zeal a.
physical strength. laie At night sought ,in
vain the preachers tent, for place 10 10y
his mortal ncniains 10 rcss. Slightly Piqued
that no plsce had been cssrvcdf for him,
having borns tho liea. Of the day, the Rev.
had recourse, TO stntagem. Retiring to the
wood couysnisr, disuncs .for effect. and
mounting large log, no poured forth up
on tho night air ono Of those magnificent
strains Of music for which the early Meth.
oslist tunes were 80 justly cclebrnicd. The
cfect was electrical The sleepsn hall.
awakened by the music, rushing out, pur.
sued the sound 10 the woods. Having col,
lected . crowd, Janesen c.lIed on ahrutbcr
to pray, slid of the log. and rcmsnins to
the vacant tent, sPpruPrinod the bess place
md rnosS blankets, and oquletIy resigned
himself 10 silence and meditation. 800
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SPIRIT SEIZURES.
Reported Exclusively fer shs Bessss
CsanereIal Bslietls.
tSo orHra PAPss Has rs Srvs.

Most OF tho recent seizures Of the effi.
cient S,a,o Constable have been reported
from time to time by our contemporaries
With our usual enterprise, however, we
arc enabled to present the reader. Of the
Bulletin with list Of seizures obtained ex.
clusivcly Tor this paper, and which win ex-
hibi, the rigor and i'npartiali,y with which
the law under which they were made 10
carried out.
The leading iron stores have been orler.
ed TO close, on account Of the complaint
that they oil keep bun that are readily nc
ccssible to purchasers
The stocks Of the principle opticians
have been confiscated, Us It 10 proved tina,
people are in the habit Of getting their
glasses there. A poor old man, who got
only one glass at one Of these places, pre-.
sented sad spectacle.
A seizure was ordered Of lot Of liquor
ice owned by Mr.. Todd, but failed Of be.
ing executed, ns none Of the officers wish.
ed the reputation of taking Todd.
The different trance mediums will be
shut up, rs il is proved they call for spirits,
and always have them present at their cir.
clcs.
Several purchasers Of Crosby Open
IL
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LOST ARTS.

In regard to colos we are far behind tho
ancients. None Of the colos In the Egyp-
tisn paintings Of Thousands Of years ago arc
in the least faded, except green. Tyrisn
purple Of the entoubcd city Of Pompcii Is
as fresh to-day rs |. Was two thousand years
ago. Some OF the stucco, printed ages be-
fore the Christian Era, broken up and miI'
ed. revealed Its original lustrs. And yet No
pity the ignorance Of the Egyptian prince
who wa, coutcmporaneous with Solomon
and Cleopatra, at whose feet Cesar laid the
riches Of his empire.
And in regard to metals. The edges OF
the statues Of the obelisks OF Egypt, and OF
the ancient walls Of Rome, arc % sharp -
II hswn yesterday. And the stones still 10
main 90 closely fitted that their seams. laid
with mortar, cannot Be penetrated with tho
edge OF penknife. And their surface 10
e1ceedingly hard-so hard that when tho
French artists engraved two lines upon sn
obelisk brought from Egypt. they destroyed.
In the tedious task, many Of the best tools
which could be manufactured. And yet
these ancient monuments arc traced oil over
with Inscriptions placed upon them 10 olden
time. This, with other facts Of striking
character, proves that they wcro far more
skilled In metals than We arc. Quite re-
Gently itis recorded that when n American
vessel was Oh the shores OF Affica, son Of
that bcnighted region made from an iron
hoop . knifo superior to any on board tho
vessel, and another made sword Of Dame
Gus excellence from piece Of iron.
Fiction is very old. Scott had his coun.
tcrpart two thousand years ago. A story is
told OF warrior who had no time TO walt for
the proper forging Of his weapon, but seized
u red.hot. rode forward, and found to his
surprise, that the cold air had tempered bis
iron into .an excellent steel weapon. The
tcmpering Of steel, therefore, which was new
to Us century since, was old two thousand
years ago.
Ventilation Is deemed very mordern art,
but this Is not the fact. for spertures. unques-
tionably made for tho purpose Of ventilstion,
arc found In th. pyramid tombs Of Egypt.
Yes, thousands Of yeas ago. tho bsrbsrous
Pagans went % far as to ventila,s their
toubs, while ws yet scarcely know how to
ventilate our houses. .Morarian.
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r-Is6a.-X-Ths amount OF Plantation Bit.
,.,. aid In one year is somewhat startling. They
-a.ld an broadway SIX feet high from the Park 10
ith Street. brakes mandatory is one OF the In
.tItutious Of New York. u Il said that Drake
e.bailstic IS. T.-isSO.-N.- and then got the old
granny legislators " pass Law .prsventing dis
dguriny the faes OF nature.- which gives him mo-
uopoly. We do mol know how this is. but No 90
know the Plantation Bitters sRLL - no other ar-
tels ever did, They are used by all classes OF the
and are death on Dyspep.is-eertain,
They are very inv sorating when languid and weak.
s%RA I ToGA % sPRiNG wArER.,Old BY all Druggists
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EVILS OF GOSSIP.

! have known country society which
withered nwuy all to nothing under tho
dry rot Of gossip only. Friendship, once
us firm ns. grnnite, dissolved to jelly, and
then r,n nwny to water, only because Of
this; love, that promised future as endur.
ing as heaven and ms stable Us truth. evap-
GRATED into morning mist that turned TO a
days long tears. only because Of this a
father and son were set foot to foot with
the fiery breath of an anger that would
never cool between them, only because Of
this u; and husband and his young wife,
each straining nt the hated leash which In
tho beginning had been tho golden bond.
age of God.blcssed love, sat moumfhlly
beside the grave where all their love and
all their Joy lay hurled. and only because
of this. have seen faith transformed to
mesn doubt, hoPo give plnce TO grim de-
spair, and chariy take on itself the features
of black benevolence, because Of tho spell
words Oi scandal and the magic mitterings
of gossip Groat crimes work great wrong
and tho deeper tragedies Of human hfs
spring from its larger passions; but woefal
and most melancholy arc the uneatalosued
tragedies ,ha, issue from gossip and de,rac-
ton /; most noumfdl the slipwrrck oaen
made Of noble natures and lovely lives by
tho bitter winds und dead salt.wateu Of
slander. So easy 10 ny, yet so hard to dis
prove--,hnwins on the innocent oil the
burden ani oil tho strain Of demonstrating
their innocence, and Furnishing them -
guilty if unable TO pluck out the stings they
never sec, and to silence words they never
hcnr-gossip and slander arc the dcadI'cst
and crIelcst weapons man has forged Tor
his brothers hurt.-AuM Ye~ Round.
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an lining the Kettle nom the IRE scAlded my
sslf very severely - ono hand almost To crisp
The torture Was unbesrAble. The Mexican
Mustang Linlment relieved tbs pain almost im,ae-
diatsly. II healed rapidly, and LETT very ittie
CHAs. PosrER, t2O Brcsd 50 Philada-
THIS is merely . sample OF what the Mustans Z
Linimsnt will do. IL IL Invaluable in au eases OF
voundA swsllings, sprAlns. cuts, bruises, spavinS
cts, either upon man or beast.
beware Of ccupterfeits. None " senuine I'M
less wrapped In dns steel.plate engrsvinss, bear.
Ing tho signsturc Of W. Westerook. Chemist ana
the pr,rsis stamp Of DEsAs BARSks 4 Co., Nsu
York.
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NUMBER ll0dg
SPARE LIIEs,

Why Is ID like q drinkardl . life! Be-
cause Il ends bad. ,--
In what docs Z resemble Nspnleen IL
In being twice In exile
A firm pe.ussion Of the suPerintsnd-
encs Of Providence over all our conesrns
Is absolutely necessay.,o our happiness
The talen, Of turning men into ridicuIs,
and exposing those ws convsne with sre
the qualifications Of little and ungenerous
tcmpes. ~ '.ff,r H. ...'
Our Lie Is but narrow circle, and when
In its centre VIC ars not Gar from is edgs J.
and as we daily advance towards iu bound
aries, let US keep tho transitior that awaits
us constantly before our eyes. r''
Has Il never occurred to us, when sur
rounded by sorows, that they mny be
sent to us only for our instruction, a. No
dsrken the cages Of birds when we wish to
teach them tn sing
aTle never had an encmy"-is often said
Of one jus. dead, as tho highest euIosy that
can Ie passed on his memory. And yet
Cnssr had very great many enemies
i, is evident, therefore, that their characters
did not resemble.
A picture in a late number Of Punch
represents fashionable young couple, tho
husband searching vigorously in his waist.
coat pockets. The wife inquiries, "Have
you lost your witch, love7" and he replies,
mo, dear, twas new bonnet ] had Tor
you somewhere.
Puneh is witty apropos the weather -
"The slippery pavements were very trying
to all classes. Acrobats tumbled for moth
ing; bankers lost their balance; farmeu
grazed their shins soldiers embraced tho
flags tailors measured their length, and
travellers tripped In all directions"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-01

FAcrs CONCERNING HuxAH LiYr.-The
total number Of human beings on tho earth
10 computed at 3ooo, 100000, and thoy
speak 1908 known tongues.
The average duration Of life Is 33I y.an.
Ono fourth Of those born die before they
are 7 ycan old, and ono bali bcforo thsy
arc u yean old.
Ou, Of one hundred persons, only six
reach the ago Of GO. Out Of five hundred
persons. only one attaius the age Of 80.
Sixty pcpons dio every minute.
Tall men live longer than short ones.
Married men arc longer lived than the
single.
Rich mon live. on tho average, - years.
bat the poor only 30.
There Is drinksrd to every ~.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-01

All who value beautiful head ofhsir. and Its
preservation nom premature bAldnsss And turning
gray, will not An 10 use Lyons celooratea Ma
hslroo. n makes the hair rich. son and glossy,
eradicatss dandruf and causes the hair TO grow
with luxuriAnt beauty. II is sold everywhere.
E.TiiOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-01

VIVA. Din Ir,-A young lady. returning 10 her
country home after Q sojourn % lev months 10
New York, was hardly recognised by her friends.
In place Of rustic, flushed lace, she had son,
and instead OF ~, shs really appeared hat ". she
told them plainly sho used hssans MAGNOLIA
Balm and would not he without L. Any lady can
usln, this article. IL can be ordered Of any drug
gist for only ~ cents.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-01

AeuA ps MAGNOLIA. - The prettiestthinS The
sweetest thing and the most si 10 for the least
money. IL overcomes the odor OF perspirnuoni
ful perfume aliays headache and inhsmmauon,
and Il Q necessary eompanlon in the sick foS"'i
The nursery and upon the toilet stneooaM'
can be obtained everywhere ~ one JULIET Nv
tie. m D,,,,,,t.
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IIsimstreet's inimitable Hair Colorins has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the Ahsorbsnts at the roots OF the
hair. and changes 10 tn It's orig'nsl color py de-
vrees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and injuIc
the hair. Heimstreersi 10 No, dye, hut Is certain
in its results prom.tes its growth, and 10 beau
tifal HAM DssssiSG. Price 10 cents and $i.o.
sARAfOGA STRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
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Mistellaueons.
JUDGE REmSENS FIRST CLIENT.

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bled over pile OF documents i'll search VI
the papers, nc said;
"rhe judge must have spite aga'n''
you. Remscn, to put you IN s'lch "gh'
place, and you green hand. NO ofence'
he added. as he observed the rising color
Of my cheek-no offence meant simply
that you are inexperienced. These are the
documenis-take them home with YOU
only be sure to bring them to court to.mor'
row morning. You will sec that your
client has no chance" .,.
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my client, for whom entertained deep re.
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would seek nh 'h'er''e" WI" '"e',' a.'U
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narrow net mos, sv u""c'e. - ~" .'. .;,s
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Neshsasc.' sIss LAn~.rs rr.ia ~i ssvs Bsiiefo~i
daily ss 400 A. ~ asi 500 a e, arriving In fS<ssf
AZ hto.
Rrtssr,ns, on .a,. rs~,.si ~ siA<s~d end iss-r
mediate s,stlsas ss s3o r.. ~
Frrixht rrNln vith rsssrneS Oar aiiackei vn N~v,
pvslssi Il Jio A. w. tS scs ard nddss~i s.a r~s~ru-
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Al the odce, than When psId In ths Cars
0uPsnIsrsssRsy.
n.,,,.xn Not, la iSoA <a.sl
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LroS's EXTRACT or PuREJ AsAicA GINaEn-for
Indigestion, Nausea. Heartburn, Sick ieadache
Cholera Morbus &c. where warming. genial stim.
uiant Is required. It's careful preparation and
entire purity makes 10 cheap and reliable article
fOreuilhary purposes. Sold everywhere, at 'octs'
sARXToGAsPRiNG WATER, sold by all Druggists
y26
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A FOOLS hcart ID in his tongue, but . wiss
mans tongue b in his heart. -..r
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Tryss ssat 70 ys.A koed lIhsas.s eaii q Nc.
pistsrss - they s,sAys sss me Fru f,s~..a isr
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A BRACE OF SHARPERs.-On Thursday after
noon aboat l o'clock a respectfully dressed lad,
about 10 years of age, entered the store OF
Messrs. j. l.. Roper Brother, No. 2l7 CalloW-
hill street, and requested to look at the direc-
tory. 1t was handed hlm. About three
minutes afterwards a young man, apparently
about twenty-one, also genteelly dressed, came
in and desired to look at some flour. Mr.. Roper
took a sample to the front oil the store to show
him. The lad, by this time, came out of the
counting.room, passed Mr.. Roper, thanked him,
and walked out The older one left shortly
after The brother of Mr.. Roper returned from
dinner shortly after, and having occasion to go
TO the money.drawer in the counting-room,
discovered that the contents, S6O'39, were
missing. No clue has as yet been obtained of
thieves.
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DIED.

CANON.-On the goth instant, ELLA LOUISA,
daughter OF John and Fannie Canon aged 20 montns."
JoNES.-On the 2sth instant, DR., H. RING JONES,
aged rs years.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF the County Medical Society, of which
he was member. and Concordia Lodge, No, 81, A.
Y. NJ. Grard Mark Lodge, No. pa, and Columbia III.
r. A. Chapter, No. 0 are Invited 10 attend his tune
raj. from his late residence No. 1885 Caowhl street,
on Monday morning next at IL o'clock. 80
SMITH-On the morning of the 2sth instant, Mrs.
ANNA II. SMITH widow Of the late John f. Smith.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fuy invited 10 attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. l2l n. Twentieth street, on Monday,
April !, at o'clock T. NJ.
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Liberal discount TO Physicians and Dealers,
sIMILIA SIMILIBUs cURANTUF
RUlLPHREYS' HOM0EOPA THO SPECIFICS.

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
FAMILY CASES
OF 81 large vials, morocco case, containing q
specific for every ordinary disease a family
is subject and book of directons........ $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 20
10 70 NlalS..... W 20
Specifies for all Diseases, both for Curing and
Tor Preventive treatment in viRs aud
pocket ...... g TO s5
These Remedies, by the case or single box, sent
to part of the country, by Mail Express free of
charge, receipt of the price.
Address-H HUMpHREYS' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, New York.
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office,
personally by letter. as above, for all forms of
disease. --- -
For sale by DYOTT & CO., JOHNSON, HOL-
LOWAY & COWDEN, r. II. CALLEND DER, and
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents. Philadelphia
and at BlITHES Drug Store, No. 8l2O Market street.
and by all Druggists. 6H tuths2
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FROM INFORMATION obtained from various
parties who have visited and inspected the
mines of the Specie Basis Mining Co., we are
fully satisfied that the prospects ofthe Company
are such as will make it one of the most profit
able mining enterprises projected. 1t is des-
tined to be great and sure success.
The bonds are safe and profitable invest
ment and may be obtained on application at
the principal office, No. 334 Walnut street, Phi
ladelphia; of II. S. McCollum, Esq., No. 70
Cedar street, New York; or Of William B. May,
Esq, No. State street. Boston.
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HosPITAL CAsEs.-John O'Brien, aged q
years, LIVING In SAMSON street, above Tenth, while
running to the fire, on Thursday evening, with
the Philadelphia Hose Company, was run over
by the Washington Hose; his leg was broken
and his shoulder injured.
Ann McGill, aged GO years, living at No. 1926
Wharton street, had her arms, feet, and legs
below the knee badly sCalded, by upsetting a
wash-kettle full of boiling water upon herself
through her feet catching in the carpet and
throwing her against the boiler resting on the
stove.
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CITY INTELLTGENCE.
ZOE ADD1T1oNAI LooAL Irl.Als smn OUTSIDE rAars.

RESULTS OF A Row.-Yesterday afternoon a
party Oh roughs went TO tavern In the lower
part of the city, and wound nm their afternoon
perform ances with free fight The police in
teIIered, and arrested two of the men. While
taxing the prisoners to the Station House. a
young man named James McCurdy, residing at
Ninth and Christian streets, It is alleged made
an attempt to rescue one OF the prisoners. He
was warned to desst when it is asserted he
seized one of the prisoL ers and succeeded I'm
getting him away from the officer. The latter
then drew his revolver aud fired, thelball taking
effect in the flesby part of McCurdy's arm. He
was removed to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
where his wound was dressed.
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PAYMENT OF TBAcHERs.-The warrants for
the salaries of school teachers will be issued
next week. as follows:-On Monday. from the
Nineteenth to the Twenty y-seventh section, in-
elusive; on Tuesday, from the Tenth to the
Eighteenth; and on Wednesday, from the First
tO no Ninth
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HOMEOPATHY IS NO LONGER AN EXPERT
MENT; fifty years of time and of triumphant
success in every disease, and in all parts of the
world have answered that question. 1t only
remains to choose the best form of 1t, DIR.
HUMPHREYS SYSTEM OF SPECIFICS, for family
nse dfyests the system of all intricacy and un-
Certainty, and affords a degree of posltiveness
decisiVe in results, not attained by any oJher
mode, See advertisement in another column
Address, o-- rr,,,r,,o,,, ,,r,,c, NSurr-
CINE COMPANY, No. 562 Broadway, n. y
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MACHINE POETRY
At the streets sixth and A Arch," at the corn
Southwest"
Is the place to get "show Cards" cheapest
and best.
Doyou see that large Show Card
Establishment fine?
1t Is "Gleason's OrIginal'-first in its line
And of Show Cards he has - a large Stock
Ready Made"
Which are suitable for every Business
and Trade"
'Tis the Oldest Show Card Emporium
in town."
1t was late Steele & Gleason"
and gained great renown,
AS the "Originators of the Business"
Best Work and Low Rates,
Likewise the largest Stock in the
United States"
And the promptness with which
all the orders were done
In short this Establishment
is A No. l,
Now "a word to the wise is sufficient"
you know;
If you wish to do Business there's
nothing like show.
So all who consider
Their interests this season,
Will drop in and purchase
their Show Cards of
Gleason.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-30

CoRbNER's INQUEsT.-The Coroner held an
inquest yesterday on the body OF a woman
named Catharine Newman, who died suddenly
at No. COZ s. Front street. A verdict of death
from Unknown causesn was rendered.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-30

AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, BILIOUS DIsoR,
nEPs HEADACHE, etc, are thoroughly cured
b1 nr Jayne's Sanative Pills. Acting as gen;
tie Laxative, they remove all irritating and ieGai
tG1notteT rom the bowels gradually change the
HlaHO,ad Hlasttad secretions of the stomach and liver
apd restore those organs to healthy condl-
@inn sold by all Druggists. Prepared only aI
~ o4O Chestnut street.