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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-30
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FoR THE wo'ssk Foi
ing receipt Is said to boz
sand dollars. We give it1ofr
of those housekeepers who have nes
cd it, and ask nothing for II ill itSo1lDI
have been proved aud approved;
Take one pound Of sal soda and half
pound Of Stacked lime, put them In "a
Ion or water and boil twenty miputcr, isf
Il stand tiil cool, then dfaih on sbd fuS -
In a email jug or jar; soak soar dirty~uu
clothes over night or until they are "
ihroughi then wiring them out and
on plenty OF soap-and 10 one bold
your clothes we'll covered vi11m0
one teaoupful Of washing
M hour briskly, then W
thoroughly through one I'd
your clothes will look bg
way Of washing twice bel
->~--
ErA Clergyman
Ia more skillful as
M preacher, hav
satIon with some Of rlsl
benefits Of early n
as an Instance, that he baIp
before breakfast Gov
he plamed hImse
"a weeL ~
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When jeff. Davis visited the Canadian
village Of Niagara Falls, where 10 was re-
ceived with much "rpiri','a scene occur
rcd which was "not down in the bills"
and which is thus recorded in the Humil-
ton Times:
"a deputa,ion l'cing present from St.
Cniharines with an address, the editor OF
tho Journal - who headed the same pro.
ceeded to read tho document to the distiu.
g,iished visitors, and assembled an empty
salt barrel for that purpose, when The head
gave way, and he was precipitatrd with
great force into the cavity. In his fall, a
glass bottle, deposited in his aldo coat.pock.
ct, which was filled with a beverage very
common at 81. GATHERINGS. was broken, and
the fragments penetrated his side, causing
inocula,ion Of the poisonous contents,
which brought on an attack Of ieinnns.
The festivities were much impaired In con-
sequence Of the accident. emf. .,..,
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No. 4.
Dr.. Sohenck, the Lung Doctor.

~ The rrvphetor Il sCilENCKS PulJt0Nlc
SYRUP, the inventor Of sCHENCK's REsrikON.
ETER. the only instrument that can 10 . certainty
detect the slightest Of the respiratory oSEans
This 10 Of great Importance 10 Dr. SClikNCk 10 Know
the exact condition Of the lungs whsthsf 10 Tubefcu.
ious Pulmonary, Bronchial Peurte o. Dyspsptie Con-
sumption, and whethsr both lungs os only one hat
arc diseased
Il requires constant and long practice 10 bscons
familiar with every sound OF ratfi;ng q diseased
bronchial tube. Patients to Dr. sCliENCK 30 set
examined that have been examined By their family ply.
sIeian who told them that their unes were almost
when, by ehse examination with the Resptpueer.
10 often found that u % an affection Of the brcnehiai
tube; and by getting healthy action u the liver and
tone Of tho stomach tho sufferer 10 soon restored 10
health. Sometimes medicine that WIN stop cough 10
certain death 10 tho pstient II "cks up the liver sops
the circuiaon of the bod, hemorhase follows, and, In
fset stopping the action Of tho very organs that eaussd
Dr. seSsnek Win Be at his rooms svsry
week. 80 Bond Street. New York, and - Hanover Street,
boston, nom A. u. until =. u. lie gives adrcs
nee bot for ihorough examination with the Respl.
rometer the charge 10 s. His medicines for sale BY
al druggists and dealers. aso fill supply N ell times
At Ms rooms Pres nj the Pulmonlc syrup and seaweed
Tonic each $50 per bote, OF $40 the half doseni
Nandraks rms Is cents per box. GE0. &. GOODWIN
= Co. - Hanover street, Agents for Boston. fss saas
by ~ dfugytsts. ..
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his own use sni %, for, plisdfh Yer
dict for pic &c sii2.aa
Drew 4 Bsniten fsr Ip'c Smith
knowiion for def. - v
Louisa d. Wildes, liblt. '. Lewis Wisdes'
iibei for divurcc-eause, extreme cruelty
Divorce decreed; custody OF younger child
Sivcntof mother; elder child 70 reuasin
with libcllan,'s mother, according IN order
of Court.
s.K. Hamilton for libelInnt. u. Fair
field for IbslIee. ,fffE ,tt!f
I9I. Aaron h. Chapman '. Town Of
Limerick. Action TO recover money iiie-
gally cx,ored from pic Dsfsucc, that II
was Tor TAX legally assessed and collected
Evidence taken and case reported to the
Law Court Cor deeision. ,r too ..pra. .s-.
Aver, Clifford, Smith, for plc kimbsll,
Drew. Burbank, for def. ,r1. hra
&C. Peter Eros, '. BENZ. F. Hamilton
VII, Of entry to establish tito to tract o.
land In WATERFORD. On trial. kimbal
for plE Drew for Def. TO.
80. State ' Joshua B. Sanbom. Com
mon seller Fined 500 and costs County
Attorney for State. WIN. Emery for def
226. Amos Felch v. Nathan Graffam
On note for s35 30, dated Aug. IL. 1856
purporing to DO Witnessed. Defence, tba
witness signed after note was given; also
payment by offset. Verdict for deft. Bur
hank, Smith, far plf. Moore for def. -t
3Oi. VIM. Sawyer v. Thos. X. Lane
Account ON trial. Chisholm, swssey, fo'
plc Drew for def. ..r.l. r.- 10. -r...ur
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
May Term. 1892, at Alfred.
DASFoRru j.. PRrsiD:So.

State W. Joseph l.. Huff and Lysalnler
Huff. Indictmen, for breaking and enter
ing vessel in Kennebnnkpor, and stealing
,hevfrom. Verdict as to Lyander HUFF
not guilty; Joseph L HUFF; guilty, sentence
reserved.
Kimball, Co. Atty, for State. Fairfield fol
def. '.t
State Va James Oates. Breaking and
entering shop fThos. d. Luke in Bidde'
iorl, and larceny therein. DeR. retrac,ed
his plea ofnot guilty. Sentenced to one
year in State Prison.
Sta,e Va. Charles Leavin ais. Breaking
entering and stealing from shop in Wells
in tho night time. Verdict guilty.-Sen,en
ced to two aud one half years in State Pris
on. 't -..v
Co. Atty. for State. Fairfield for deits
State W. Ebridge G. Goodale and Mark
G. Haley. Indictment for breaking and en-
tcrins the shop Of Benjamin Meserve on
Springs Island, Bidlefonl, in April last,
and larceny thereffom. The Government
introduced witness who sworn that he
saw Goodale commit the crime, but the
defendants each proved an abb, and the
Jury brought in a verdict ofNot Guilty.
Co. Atty. Kimball, for Govt. Edward
Eastman, for Defendants ,l 81. ars.
State VS.. James King. indictment. for
larceny from tho person Of Elizabeth Scott
q, the Catholic Levse, held Of Bhlielorl on
the evening of,he 3Osh Of May last Tho
prisoner appeared in Court without coun-
Gel and without the meunsto procure any
one to assist him. Tho Court appointed
Mcssrs. II. Fairfield and s x. Hamilton to
defend him. The fse,s' wero too conelu-
slve Cor any c6unse, to screen him from
justice, and hs WIS found guilty and sen
saneed to nine months III tho county jail
nlistass =. 1otrnD' r. Davis Indictments
Or sssauh Una battery upon 'Alvdh Ford,
asd lreating the bones Of tho hand ofsaid
Lori. Prisoner adrniued tho striking, bur
justified tina, No setetl only In self deiencs.
bury found prisoner guilty. Of techhieal'ss-
saull Not yet sentenced. i'e"''Hs ''p al
Co. At,y Kinbsli for Govt. 3. K. . b,
r.. Hamilton for deit.h h'1a ""I =. u
~ "a al J
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

II.
half baskets Of peaches this season.
Ivory parasol handles are made from The
shin homes Of cattle. ..,.. ..-... .....,
Two breweries at Portsmouth have
stopped manufacture because Massachusetts,
Is closed to their products. r,.. - no"
The vote Of Andoscoggin county com.
ple,e on the liquor question was 1910
yeas to 4S8 nays
The Louisiana conservative papers arc
complaining that Gen. Longstrce, l'as join.
ed the republican party. ''..
Jesse d. bright, who was expelled from
the United States Senate for connivanco
with tho rebels, Is running for the Legisla.
turo In Kentucky.
1t may perhaps, satisfy some folks to
learn ,ha, European chemist has discover
ed liquid one drop Of which will produce
tho most jolly state Of intoxication.
Gen. T. c. Hindmnn Of Arkansas, one
orthc prominent Confederate Generals, is
active in support Of tho Reconstruction act
Of Congress. .' .f..r,J .-ta r
lis reported that tho Emperor Napoleon
and tho Empress Eugene intend to visit
the Car Of Russia and King William Of
Prussia. at their respective capitals, carly in
the coming autumn. y, ...,f.,..
JupoE CLARKE, Of Iluntville, Arkansas,
while being conveyed to Little Rock for
trial on charge ofdeirnuding widows and
orphans Of Federal soldiers out Of ,l'cirpen
sions, cut bis throat In tho ambulance.
A clergyman preached ut lambeth on
Sunday, tho 25tll. on behalf Of the L'cen-
scd Vict,lallers' Asylum. tie took for bis
text, "Ifnny man may Thirst. le, him come
unto me and drink" Il was spirited scr.
mon. 'I..E F'.
The household effects Of Ms. Lincoln,
wife Of the late President, are TO he soh at
public auction, at Springfield. The furniture
is valued at Oh, 900. Ms. Lincolns income
is stated to be only $4,000. r''t'."
A YOUNG lady oftweniy.ono years, nam.
cd Miss Mary A. Mills, educated and a,nbi.
,ious, but not fond Of school teaching, store
tending or Factory work, has established a
...l ,,.,.,. ,,d' sps,,ranre nuenrv in Now
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HEw PUBLICATIONS..

DcmorostS Monthly Mirror Of Fashions for July
II early on our table a. bright and brilliant ~ the
summer time. We know OF NO fashion magazine
equal 70 this. II 70 deserved nvorlts with the
ladies. (t3.0o-Nsw York; .'. :.,.... '...'i
The colored fkshlon plste OF the LAdyt Friend
ft2 so Phlla) 10 10 usual, IN elegant and faithful
Transcript Of the prevailing modes and all wood
cuts. illustrating articles 81 dress, and teaching
fanoy work, must no Of great value to the ladies.
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A. Q Court OF Probate hsid st Alfred, Nth.
In and for the county Of York, on the drgt ] sss-
Il dDy IN yeas, IN The yess of ear LID sigtt
l. cen hundrsl ana sixty.ssvsa. BY The Hen. E.E.
Bourne Judge OF said CosIty
nm The pssisica Of ALvAH ". dam. Admlnistrs-
" Tor Of ne estate OF Mary J. Stsvsas, rspresept
Ing tAaAse n 0eysp. By her wfung .obLSA'
tory oaks1 Jbly2s. 1879 sErssd thst upsn We per.
hriuspcs o. certain conditions tAersi6 exprsssed.
she Vouid convoy 70 sid Mary J. Btrvsns, certain
raj sststs, pitSsted IN sanford. Sncrs ssiiy de-
seribsd In ssid pstitioal. Inst aid S.r.h D Gov.
on vas Drsvsats1 sy desth fvu csryinx aid con.
trsct into effect That the Ad0lnlstrssoS OF said
Mary j. stevens IL resdyto Psrisra aid eondi-
uess and pssys thas he Adatdissrairix Of the %.
- e 40 Hssah u. tlbwsa nay h asthofissS Aat
empos World 20 sxeeats and deliver . decd % ssld
Prsa,sss - esns Pasnss z ~ ~ Sss 49, sos .hs
psr1or,ns y . OF ss,d coudtioss.
OvSseeI Thai The said petitioner Eivs notice 10
all psrsous intsrssssd By esusisE copy o. shs Of
der 10 b published thrss vssks sucesssiysly in
ne n e & yHsvssi, prtsteA a. Dddsegt, IN said
County, inst they may svpsar sta rooass Court
% BE- held ss Yest, In sald County, On the
nrst Tuesday In July psIt, % ten q the
s sS.y e z; ii 80 Ssiz % s .io.sa
-. Attest osorss u. K,svl''s. Register.
xslsss. 0sorss II. Knovlsos. Register.
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hi, a. esr.sl vset c.iu., ms, ss-p m,
- stsI, estss iisss ss~ ws,su osss'' so's'
!. TYEIcH-osTnsms.asss; GA = . isss -
sss,g: s,t 2, z - s'.'s sH 90 1872
!. = ~ :. !. :: s ~ T., sy Z: :a s.: sc:
- = - hnsa - nslHsvsS D o. - - vsst ~
nsd IL Sssi,y sbsSs u saas. e.ls q - Saturday
~ 49,. 80 :. = r..Ay .sA.w ga ''''- Z ri'
s$E CIV :. r.n'-.' y 'isvAr nnqr
MICH cow and c.ivcs Sto, IS 80, Ioa . -
s1fHkP AND LANES, iassaA - Are, - Y.
4, ;v;;,s:se, Es,n SO @ p g, e h,S 9SSNvn.
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When the urine 70 thick. turbId. deficient In
quantity, or vodsd with dlnlculty-for all obstrue.
lions Of the Kidneys. bladder or urinary organs,
give Bheridsn's Cavalry Condition Powders.
We are ready and willing 10 warrant Johnsons
Apodype LlnImsnt 70 be the best article that can
DO used for coughs. colds, dyssntery, diarrhGs.
orsmg and paih In The stomaea o. bowels ith
equally safs and elective Tor children OF sduie.
THs HousEwIvRs' srRiKs. Tho housewives
vsro having Q great strike-not for higher wsIes,
but FOR good bread. biscuit snd cake, and wsro
about giving up In despair. when Pyies SsierAtus
oame 20 thslr relief, and all were we'll satisaed.
and groeers everywhere ind ready sale for II.
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The Muinu 4 Suurual.
BmDEroRD, Ne. JUNE 81. 1857.
CAUCUS NOTICE.

The Republicans Of this city are requested 70
meet at TnIusrH ESGisE HALL, at soeiock, on
SATURDAY evening. June al, 1871, To choose
nine delegates 10 the state Convention, ct Aa-
gusta. Ter order Ciy Conni''ss'
Eildsfort, June %, lsSy.
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CAMPAIGN PAPER.

We viii send the USios AND JorssAL from and
including the next issue 10 the 10, Of October, Dor
20 cents, advance payment To elass Of avs or
more, sent 70 one address, 20 cents each. send In
your orders
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I srAr. Cow Sr,os. We see !, snnoupc-
Ell thai the rsiimstis win carry Delegates
~ the. Portland Convention Cor half faro.
No such anno,,nce,aeni has been made in
regard to tho Convention =, Auy''ssa. What
h our State Committee sboutf
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Asornka SrKcixkS or DkxocRAcI.-
Below wo give another it.bit from the lead.
ing -Dcmocrs,ic" organ of,he northwest.
the In CUsss Democrat. that our readers
may see Zoe themselves tl,at We do not and
cannot pain, the coppcrhcsds as utterly de-
praved o. they paint themselves Sec
what "Den'ocmcy' is IT the present day:
Hat Lincoln, the Saint oG Ssngamon, the
opprsssor Of frcc mon. the lawlcss inpris-
oner Of American ci,izens, the vulgar anil
obscene tynnt and dcspoi, the DESTROYER of
the Constitutional Republic Of the United
States, tho murder OF thousands of his
counlrymen, the shallow aud aud cold.
hearted devil who mocke,l ut the sufferings
Ola tortured people, and laughed at the r..
bsldry OF q comic song sbove the graves of
slaushierrd thousands, whst Of him Who
cares fce him now-uhAt place does he
occupy in tho hearts and affections Of men?
We read in Proverbs that sThe memory Of
the juss 10 blessc,l hat. the memory OF the
wicked shall ros." Thusit has been with
Lipeoln-he slseps undisturl,cd in his lone
ly mausolenu d Springfield his memory Is
cmblaned in the romances Of Greeley and
Abbott. and ne equally truthful pages Of
csssain snldiss dia,s novels ,F'''' ..s
! We think Of his ,ss,irpations, rrmcmhcr
his despo,ic dseslS call to mind his sa,lon.
jc and cruel joke when aske,l to revoke The
orlcr of punishment againss valhnslighan.
emo. hos isnishcsl Cor thu wnr and he'd
kssiev tske ], easy ;''--,hs tricks and ani6.
eca ~ which he secured q 70 eleetioo-snd
9th dssss1 tlssksgis;sG we think Of the
tragedy oftke i<ih OF April,-the deliver
snes Or rke Ame6cm people from tho Ian.
coin yoke aud ssalizs tha, truly -Thers IS
. q God !" ,..... .............,..... ,s...., .r
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oopARrnGRsniP NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day formed
corartncrship for continuing the publish
Ing and printing business of,hc laic firm Of
e. Butler & Co.
J. T.. BurLEs,
J.F. PLACE.
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d ... TODAY
stands at the head Of all tho tonic and alternative
prepa m lions In existence. In celebrity has
evoked inahy limitations hut No RIVALS. Physi
clans pronounce II the ONLY sArK sTinuLANr that
has ever been Introduced into the sick chamber.
In the Hospitals OF the Army and Navy. the sur.
geons hnd e the very hest tonic for canvalescsns,
and report 10 % Invaluable for sustaining the vlgor
OF troops on the march. - rem.dy for rcuIvy
and oil scorbulc Affections and No the only specific
for sea.sickncss- California and Australia have
einphatically endorsed u a. the MiSERs MEDi.
ciSk par excellence, and In spanish America and
all the tropical climates IL 10 considered the only
reliable Antidote 70 epidemic lever
There IL no mystery about the causes OF 10 sue
cess. It's the only stomacho and alternative In
which are combined the grand requisites OF mild,
pure and unvitlated vegetable stimulant, with the
hnest selection OF tonic, ant'-bllous, anti-soor-
butte, aperient and dspurative herbs plants roots
and barks that have ever been interuixed in
medicinal preparation. =.
Il 10 also proper 10 state that the Bitters are sold
exclusively In glass, and never under any circun.
stances, by the gallon or the barrel. Impostors
and imItators are abroad, and the only safsyuard
the public has against them 10 20 see that the BIZ
ters they buy bear the engraved label and note
OF hand Of Messrs. llosiettrr SMITH, and The
stamp over the cork Of the bottle ~
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his &c, b comprehend such IN o6seial -
. Governor OF Que OF thcso SsnleA spPoint.
"a to o(Bes by ous Of these military com.
s,andees. -" ~ - -
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SWEET BREATII.

LEvETrs AROMATIC swIErESIA purihes
mouth. superir 70 any thing ever put before tho
pebble. Prepared ny Dy. y. Lavny Dsatst OF
over % years prsetiee In New York City.
thing. 40 n endorsed by the prominent Dsntists.
Doctors Ind ClssIymsng-fss Ysvk TSass,
SwiErgSIA 10 Q plessent dsutiffies, whose merits
will b msnifscs on its use,-.Ksw Yesf TS,ssss;
SwIEffNA-We don't think 10 IN too far when
Ne ssy We deaS think anything caa equal IN.
Y. fadsysafsat.
SwIErayiA, Ne can ny ater having tried II. Is
HsadsH PAsl6es' att-yisssvy Sss1~t
Price Tsc. tof sal~ by Df. Bacon. Bbddsiosd, and
Mitchell . sawyer, Baeo, and al Drsgy!su and
Pansy DsslsrA iyly
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

SwIErENIA preservss the Teeth and 0sns In .
healthy state, 10 sbdosyed by tho nsisatl0c Des-
lists IN ths Profession. Prpafed by w. ~. lis
ysrI, . dentist Of over ID Year, practice In New
York City.
I am delighted With the effects Of SwiErHSIA
- u dsntiirioe and . vAsh FOE the mouth.
i'rompted by curiosity, ! suttseted u TO . lev
terx for acids. aud found ih u M deetsrieas In
grsdicnt Asa inlet oosnpanIOn both Tor the sick
and usli,Tl consider it . peeuliarly refreshing
luxury.
..0. 3. u.OLnsrrAp, ~. ID.
Price rs. Yor sa,e by all Druggists and Fancy
DEALERS
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side Walks, Garden Walks,
Carriage Drives, ssvees Crsssisss,
Stable SD warehssse Yissrs.
ScrimShaw'S Patent Concrete.

This Cenpostien 10 fsr sspsTiss 10 either Rriek
or stone for sidewalks, heisg more durable tbsn
hrich and nssh cheaper u 10 not assctsd by
INST, and can 10 lad In Gardsns and Drive ways
without eurbstcac.
Ali orders len si n. 4 CUTTER sONS Ware
houss. No. l56 Main street. will h promptly A.
tended % BACON q CROCKETT.
Biddefbrd, Jane. 1867. AnN5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dssshss's LlsksslsG riy.kleesv yin
certainly s.sanInas thrs, pssts, n ssspsr'svssd
In. Bs~sr q bugs ny.rsper, which s'ss dsls, he'r
bsc..ss thsy On - h 81 pssry sothine. posS b
s-ssAI.A A. ~ DCTcnxaS, vAlss , ~ - I'll Nv
Drusysa. lp@
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DR.. g. g. FITCH'S
"FAMILY PHYSICIAN

ssvsoty.six pAgss psiss q osats: s,st sosny
esivsd, rad, and fally approved. IL 10 . perfsc,
auids 10 the SICK or indisposed.
Address. DR.. 4. .. Fitch, Is fremont street
Boston.N rrr 'H Iy6
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REgJAALn CHEAfEsfp BEaT III
DosrsiT u. Saws 20 Cam
Kingsley's Wonderful BAR ReTiYtf

cHANon GRAr, nAYtj H.sn6 y re.a. r"-
. raw noAs RGcoMnGsoArioss.
r,m rppr,eSos q PsyvssS i.6sshs slnk.-sYosr
All lssyss ksahhy snd 90" -
Trum froG Hnchoock, AmAent co,iese.-sI have hsen
nyine yc.r asviyS. e: :. N sasu'' nm
yr@ n. 4. wss,@. cest IN L napssl-sI hsd
n m yva riala - q, sst vssta ssy n -, MA
yr.s NE rpstnensH lt~rs'aiosn--Os % Ne as's
r.,SssS " Il! h KvxasLsy,l NasAssiAoa, hAsA.
ia By pvusTt-ts ssr heruinnss lrtse ssiy 10 cuss
ono Q. GOODWIN , co, RKEp, cUrLrR 90,
,.su who,esa,s Asssas. bossoa- ri -
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DIED.

n Noccs Of deaths, not exceeding SIX Dcs, inserted
free, above that number, ut regular advertising rates.
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PEssoSAL.-Wc copy the following from
the Pennington IN. ~ .ldsuti'er in re-
CARL tn our Mr.. Place, whom we expect to
find ",hs riyh, imam In the right places"
ave m,,st rgret that J. Z. Pisce, Esq,
editor of the Rochester Courier, should have
LEFT town. lie ID man Of Issitivc convic-
tons anil Inns the moral courage to express
,hcn am, lcsidcs he is most industrious
anil sntarprisiag citizen, with heart and
hand TO aid in every good cause. lie Was
successful in ihs arluous task Of establish.
ing and sustaining a local paper, which
made it, influence fsh not designing that
his paper should bo par,izan to great ex-
tent, anil bcing nj the time Post master, yet.
when the weak knee,l politicians trembl'd,
he blunily iold tho President that he got
drunk and tlisgracc,l himself nntl the nation.
Few people consider how much he did 10
make Rochester known anil respected
through the State. A paper adveriises
town or city aud makes Il known, and mt
tracts b,,sin.ss to il tn mn extent rarely APP
preciat.,l. We heartily congratulate Saeo
upon tho acquisition Of Mr.. Place."
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Ftsher,s CossSA Drops.

A standard romsdy 70. couG rs and CONSUME.
fIUN, prepared by U. ". wAllinyford. grandson
Kennebunk. Ne. Prrprietorsj y. u. GOODWIN
CO., % ussovG ~, Boston, n. K Agents. 3m2o
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-21
Bnl,lofor,l, June 81, 1867.
ABOUT OURSELVES.

This week, rs announced elsewhere, we
have associated with ourelf as equal pro-
psie,or Of the UsioS AND JOURNAL and
printing Office connected herewith. J. F..
Place, Esq., Of Saco, recently editor and
proprietor Of the Rochester IN. H. Courier,
a partnership limited only as to the editorial
management Of all publications from this
office, which management will remain
exclusively in the hands OF the senior
member Of tho firm. This course we
have been obliged to adopt owing to
tho magnitude Of our business and
iis increasing duties And as this num-
Der Of the paper clo'es our unaided con-
i,cction with the JouRSAL Office. we
hope ], may not be considered improper 10
we shortly g'ancc at the condition Of the
Office now aud as il was four years ago,
when we purchased it. With never having
seen printers type until we cane into the
Office as owner, and no experience what.
ever in; the management Of any financial
business, VIC were guided only by Our juds
ment of what orgAf 10 b, rather than what
hail been. Al that time tho darkest period
Of our national experience, and with basi-
ness almose at q ssand-stlD two men and q
boy dill oil the work In tho Office, there not
being Job WORK enough In one week to keep
one job press tall We then bad) running five
hours. We hired money, Notwithstanding.
to buy new job pres and large quantities
of new type, determining TO be in condi-
ton to execute or,lers, trusting that in time
we might get orr share. To-day this IS
the bsd accommodated printing Office in the
Smic Of Maine, which is saying a great
deal. with three fast job presses, two of,hem
large and new, making six in all, and en-
ploy ling eleven printers, seven Of them being
accomplished and regular journeymen.
With our presses rin by steam. and build
ing heated by steam, and in large anil
spacious room, We are enable to execute all
oricrs ior printing from the ordinary style
to that of the most elaborate, with a dis
patch. and, where quantity ID desired. at
n cheap rate, that admits VI no competition
BY any other Office in this county.
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Is Years Ago and Now.
FIPTYEN YEARS AGO

HOSTErTERS STOMACH BITrERs was strug
Cling into notice ap.isst TIE prejudices which
everything new, however excellent, 10 doomed u
encounter. ....