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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19
NUMBER 80.

tinyoo to live Tor my lovd country. You
Good, by prcparin beforehand few imprcs-
sive last words, mike gorgus death Nv Il
and do the coz good. For instance, ez
sumner stuck yoo. yoo Good gasp, Stay
me, bat srap A. j., tho hope NV tho Re.
public Or. CT Wilson struck 700 down
with bludgeon. yon mite exclaim, i dic
ysillinIy fof the Constitooshen with 3G stars
onto L.. Any little quotashen from any Nv
my speeches, joodicio,'sly throwd IN, un-
der such circumstances wood do good.
700 will sleep ther tonight, and remember
IN case you arc called upon to die, the pro-
per quotashcns. :, .,
Seward concunrd, bat Randall otecdd,
He didn't anticipate any sieh danger. H
Boston wants to get rid Nv tho President
thsy have shouer way than sssssinasbsn.
Rash poli,ishuns only assinato them wich
they can't 6nd cause 70 impesch. But bo
wuint sfisid Nv .Bosou. We stood
better chance Nv dying Nv. excessive hos
piialiiy in Doston than. Nv bcin stabbed.
Our stomachs might protrsdo' In Boston,
but our bowels never. Boston wood fcast
us, fur thor ars emit men in i,ossou who
want poSshsn to keep us goin q year o. two.
He feared dyspopsia moro than daggcns,
and he'd no fsars Nv tie wino bein pis.
ened. ,-nur. rgyy
Nevertheless wuz forst to sleep in that
posisI,cu. wich did, wskin up In tho NOR
min ez sore and stiff cz q plow hoss. don't
know how tnr the trip will he extended.
PETROLEUM v. NASBY, p. NJ.
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ASKING QunrioSs.-Thero arc few posi-
tions Of moro dclicacy than intorrogatine
Sunday Schools, especially young scholars
This Is shown by the experience Of . clergy.
man, who was opposed to having any mirth
In Sunday Schools. He thought u iuiuriou,
to oil, and unnecessary for tho entertain.
ment Of the children. He offered 10 addros,
the school, and show how they could be we'll
entertained seriously. The following dia.
logue ensusd:
"Childrn, Iam agoing 10 tell you about
Peter. Who knows who Peter wasp
No answer. f,'
"Canuot any ono-thoso little girls tell
mo who Pster was7"
~ can" said . little fellow over In the
corner ..'
"Ah, that's sooi boy. Now you come
up on the platform BY ny side, and stand up
In this chair, and tell those girls who Peter
was"
Jimmy did as he was bid, and in the shrill
voice Of childhood repeated
.Pstsr. Peter punkin satsr,
Had 10 wifs and soaldnr keep hsr%
At this point he vas stopped. bus not b.
fore the full point was taken BY the school,
and Mother Gooses poem appreciated.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

THE Law or LIsEL--At the State Edi-
torial Convention recently held in Wiscon.
sin, committee was appointed to rnsmor-
ialisc the legislature In favor Of reform in
tho law Of libel. The points to be covered
by the memorial are these: FirA, that 10
ports Of public mectings shall 10 deemed
privileged matter, ss those OF tho courts
arc now. lflibcllous matter 10 contained
in any public speech, the author, and not
the journal printing Il. is to be held rcspou.
sible. ..'
Secondly, that the plaintiffs IN libel ca-
scs shall poy the taxable costs and . rea-
sonablc attorneys Geo whenever they Gail to
secure verdict n large as the costs Of tho
c0tiris. I v
Thirdly, that the intention ofihc publish.
er Of alleged lbellous matter shall DO taken
into account. This last feature oflhe pro.
posed change 10 regarded a. the most im-
j,oriant. and has In advance tho support Of
recent decision Of tho l.oni Chief Justice
of England, who chargcsl tho jury that IL
the defendant was moved by considerations
orpuhlic good, and not by malice. they
should award merely nominal damages. =
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Y.
The Boston Ercursion-An account of the
Prtparatory Disc,ssin Start, aud Hs
Progress up to Tie Beg'nning Of The Ma.
sonic Fsstiuities. ...,. % pol. f.. .-.

The Boston Ereursion--An account of III.
Prparatory Dise,vsin Start, aud u,
Progrtss up to he Beg,mning Of The Ma.
sonic Fssiiuities. ~ ..., r. .r
..a t" fremont HOUSE,, BosroN, }
(wich Is in the Stait Of Massachusetts,
.l '''. e June IS, 1867.
Tho Raleigh trip scarcely over, His Sc.
reno Highness determined upon accep,in
the Boston inv,tashcn. His corjel rccep.
shen in North Karliny give him sort Nv
appetite for popular applause and hc do.
tsru,insd upon tryin Il in the North agiu.-
At the Cabinet moetin held to discuss the
question, Seward expressed desire to 60 ;
Wollcs follcrcd Seward, but Randall, who,
scnco the deccase Of Sir lsik Newton, is
considered the strongest man connected
with the Administrator, and therefore as.
sooms diktatorial airs, opposed il.
But" sed Johnson, 81 feel as though
must make one moro effort to save our
erin Southern BRETHREN" r......
"Mr. President" retorted Randall, 81
recently went to raise coner.stun to the
memory Of your lamcntcd father, who de-.
cecsed in 1872, onto which was engraved
these wor,ls: r r.Iu OH. 1u H.. .I
Jacob Johnsoni died from tho ensx nv dis
case superindoost BY an over effort 70 ssvo his
friends fom drownin" H.. ,,.,4
Now fyoo persist in yoor loonscy I shcl
be compelled niter time, in my qnie. Wis
consin homo, whcro an appreciative con-
S,itooeucy will permit me to forever stay,
to indi.e an epitaff for tho coner-stun over
yoor politikle grave, which shell doc thus |:
Rie jsesi Axpssw JosSsox. ....
who died flom the efisx nv . dIssass, sooperin.
doost by over en6rt In . great many attempts 70
save his politltls friends from bein stranEled.
Psskr'S-Ths friends wuint worth the savin'
But upon setond thot Two no olicckshen
to this toor. Yoo kin do " no damage Of
700 delivar only sich speeches ez wo dc.
temine upon before hand. Yoo 90 thro
Delaware, which b oum; Moo Gcncy
yoo'vo bin there wunst and they know wat
to expect; New York will sive an enthoo
siastic one ef Monisey q Wood will take
hold Nv it-Seward telegraph em-snd in
Connecticut yoor certain Nv cojil roccp-
shun. That State u. full Nv demoralized
Yankee Dimocnis, who hev bin out 10
Michigan and left thero Puritantis,n, briDgiu
back with ON, in 10 stead, oil tho cussid.
Miss indigenous to that soil, which cussid.
Miss grated unto thcr natr,l cu,enis, makes
em rather enierprisin in ther worhlisnis.
10 Boston itself tho prospect 10 good.-
There'll he an Immense crowd present to
dedicate tho Masonik Temple, wich We
she'll claim the credit Nv bringin, es we did
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Fare Reduced to Boston.

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EstS 80
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u lasd steam PAekst Company uili rsn - "''
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Is p,sss and do,iArs, dollars and dipes 'u-
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whoss hopes are buIlt % maideas truth
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A soul we'll trained In vIllainy's school,
And cash, sweet cash-hs knows the ru's' ~
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An empty pockets the WORT u crimes ''
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who strivss 10 live On ths Christian plan, d" '''
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Dimes and dollars, douars and dimes!
An snpy pockets The worst of crimes!
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Mechanics ss.i IAh~-S' rr4ia sin lave Rlhi>fc~,
q dt0
Rr,arrins. vn ,~ave r~isnd fcs Dsldck~i and int-r
sue>liats stzlisos ai dio r. ".
fright rvain vith rAAsurev Car Atssh~i vin ksve
rssthsd q ITO A. ", hs ssco anil Bstiek sna rvaru-
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Cr GArss ae Gents Lsss shsa nrkcts Arv parvAassl
n The ono, than vhea ,Ad In he Cars
FRANCIS CHASE,
ouPRniNyHNbHNy.
fosstAzs, April icsh. issy. SAsa
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Vissarss = tAsv Always Gee tss svss Pvsssss Tor
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A coroner's jury in Eneland recently NJ
turned . verdict Of "dcath by Grs from wear
ing crinoline." .
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-08-30
Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
STATE or fOH1.
BHetsssa teaasy-
In th. foeaty court u said County.
NOTICE is hereby given to the heiTs, ieSa-
tees. AMI al persons interested IN tie e.
tate 81 Louis Jacobs. deceased. tia. On Monday.
August 9Th. A. D. I,67. tie last wil and tesia
meat u the said Louis Jaeels. deceased. was
produced. opened AMI reblaiy read. and the
day il axei by the Court for the proving tie
said will. 70 be On Monday. September I'd. 1867.
81 10 O'Clock 4. ", II the Court House in the
City Of Independents, VIXEN Yea can appear
aud show cause. il any yeu have. shy said will
should net be allowed. admitted 10 probate. and
of record.
Dated this 5th day q August. A. D. 1867.
nS.4w W. II. BARTON. County judge
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-08-30
rREASURER'S CERTIFICATE TO
TAY.LlNT.

T~RrAsuREa's OFrlcr, Buchanan Co.,
Independence, lows, Aug. 6, 81.
On Monday, the 7th day Of October, A..
ID. 1867, 1t the Court House in said County,
1 will offer for sale oil the above listed lands
aud town lots. upon which any taxes levied
shall then remain unpaid and delinquent.
Each tract or lot will he offered for the
amount.of tax for the year 1866 and inter-
ct and costs thereon due.
Z. 3. OLDER,
Treasurer Of Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-08-30
HOUSE, LOT 4 BARN FOR SAIL

VGNHE subscriber offers for sale. IN the 'iiage
Of Littleton. a large two cory stone dwell
ing, containing four upper rooms. two isiee ones
below. a large west wing. and a commoai""s eel.
lar. The lower story was formerly constructed
for q store room, but is now divided by tempo
80, nartit,.n. Also n large barn on the same
lar Any person desiring a place for a store
viii sna L.,ttleton an excellent point, and this
house large and convenient enough for = store.
S.sll;ng or entertainment. The whole will be
sold for $3.50. Apply to W. g. DcssAS, inde-
pcndenee. Iowa. Urrp
Aor,,Is 1s6-. l42-6m
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-08-30
FOR SALE.
A CARD.

VyUE SUBSCRIBER would RESPECT
fully inform the frieris Of Pleasant 6rove
Seminary that he has transferred that school 10
J~-un where there are aunpler accommodations.
in ali respects. and that the Fall Term wiil he
opepei on the tenth VI September, 1867, at 3
o'clock 4. ". No pains viii he spared to give
ample Justice to pupils. A liberal patronage 10
requested.
nf.iW y. ". saLb" III
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-28

NINETY VALUABLE PREMIUMS
To be given to the purchasers of either o
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n MES Celebrated Portable and Sta
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ORGANS 4 NELODEONs.
Unanimously awarded the First Prize,
A GOLD MEDAL,

GOLD MEDAL,
"AS THE BEST CABINET ORGANS"
Am. Inst, New York, Oct. 1865.
Being pronounced superior in Quality,
Power and Variety of Tone, and in number
of combinations.
"As the best instruments of America
were there contending, whichever won the
battle would have nothing left to CONQUER"
Am. Art Journal, edited by a well-known
musical critic.
They have also taken the first premium
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PEDAL ORGANS, one, two and three
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A large assortment constantly on hand
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-07-18
BASE BALL IN ELK COUNTY

BASE BALL IN ELK COUNTY
Quite a number of B. B. Clubs have
been organized in cur county the present
season. We learn there are two Clubs
at HELEN and vicinity. One was organ
lied at Centreville about a week ago,
and we have no doubt but it will make
its mark sometime during the coming
fall The Alpines of st. Mary's will
play match game with the second nine
of the Remove Club at Emporium on
the 18th inst. The Alpines have won
two match games the present season,
aud We predict that they will also win the
coming one. Success to them. The
Catamounts, since their defeat with the
AIpines have been lying dormant We
learn, however, they have determined to
make new start, and yet win the title
of champion in Elk county, which we
hope will prove true.
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The following Cable telegram has
lust been forwarded from New York,
TO Messrs. Sumner &c Co., of this city.
PARIS, June 27, lS67.-At the
Paris Exposition, the Wheeler l. Will.
son Sewing Machine has been awarded
the only Gold Medal for superiority as
a Sewing Machine for general purpo-
ecs, over eighty.two competitors. Howe,
received a Gold Medal as an inventor,
not for machines. The sewing machine
interest was fully represented at Paris,
every machine of any prominence be-
fore the world being on exhibition,
making this the greatest triumph ever
achieved by any sewing machine, and
certainly entities the Wheeler & Will
son to the enviable position it has so
long held, the best sewing machine in
the world. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
j. X. Whitmoro, Esq Of this place,
is the agent for the sale of the above
machines in this county. His card is
published in another column. .
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CATAMoUNTs, ATTENTION There
will be meeting of the Catamount B.
B, Club held at their grounds on Satur.
day next, at o'clock, P. NJ. Play to
commence one hour thereafter, 1t is
hoped that every member will make it
a point to be on hand punctually at the
hour specified, as business of importance
will be transacted. By order.
j. F. MOORE, Secretary.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-07-18

B4- The Columbia Herald is the
title of paper lately started at Colum'
bia, Pa. Its mechanical appearance is
neat and tasteful, but better than that,
it is firm and ardent supporter of the
principles of genuine Democracy.
The Emporium Independent came to
us couple of weeks since much im-
proved in typographical appearance
The Independent is neutral paper, and
fit would come out as Democratic
organ, could very materially enlighten
the people of that section politically
Come out, Hackett, be white or black
fish or flesh.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-07-18

BgThe Annual Report of the Ly-
coming County Mutual Insurance Com.
pany will be fornd in our columns to-day.
1t will be seen that the capital of the
company has been materially increased
during the past year, it now reaching
the large sum OF s3,36S,0l9 40. Tho
number of polices in force juno 10Th,
was 1902, and the total amount Of
property insured $50, ,489,460 At. The
total amount of losses paid the past year
was Sol, ,603 so, the whole amount
paid for losses since the organization Of
the company Sl,Sl8,750 81.
The Lycoming Mutualis now one OF
the strongeat, most reliable, aud best
conducted companies in the State. and
is constantly increasing in strength and
usefulness.-M,tncy Luminary.
James Blakely, Esq, of St. Mary's is
the agent for this county. Give him q
call il you wish to be insured in relia'
bic Company. Sts
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-07-18

MARRIED.-On the morning Of July
4th, at the residence of the brides faith
er, in New Bethlehem, Clarion county,
Pa, by the Rev. Mr.. Engle, MI. D. c.
Oyster, Of HELEN, Pa, to Miss Mary
Il. Mohney.
"A good way to celebrate the ua-
tons birthday, we take.it. May the
married life of the happy couple be a
perpetual honeymoon is the ardent wish
of the printer.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-07-18

DR.J SAGER, Dentist, of Warren,
requests us to announce that he willabe
at the Hyde House, in this place, on
Monday, the 9th Of August next {,
(Court week. Those having work to
do should rot fail to give him "a call on
that day. 3tS