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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-09
FARM FOR SALE.

. ~ rhe subsrv,her cGtss No sAlc hh hfa,
-sinzAs~i IN Ks.a~eankpcst, three and
coe-hAH nd = Ne city u bsiaekri said hra GO
tans sAtyave scrvs suitably Divided into taxs pasfafe
| Ani has . rs.i vc~i ani tish<r hS saLi ihrn eues
about twenty as - hAy si has eoascrsh- buihiings %
10 Aai a is weu walercd. sAh hrm vin bs ssh e Q
esrr>ln App,sed ~ saoo- Apply 10
si-a IA JEilHoy, Bdiefsd, Me-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-09
HARTLEY SCHOOL,
FoR BoYS.
q. FRANCIS RoBiNsoN. A. n, Ksnnsbsnh, Ne.

The duties Of the above named school will BE
resumed oa
Wednesday, sept. 4, 1867,
snd continue for term of feurtsea wesks Ap-
- or bsfsss the morning of the eth. No pupil
received Tor less than the whole term, and y" de-
ductloa mado except IN essss Of esrtined and pro.
lonyed illness.
Oes< ksIsrss, and Elsisy 70 WORK imposed are
ths requisites for Continuance Of membership.
special satsatioa paid ~ those dssiroas of esiag
atted for College.
Rev. Mr. swaa................Ksun
Dr. u. n Ho9s..
Capt. yets Peshios..........
Capt W. u. Nasoa............
Wm. Iord ord.........s....s......
Mr.. Enosh Cssssns. ........ksnnsosnkpesS
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-09
Steamers for Portland.

NOTICE. Change Of Tisse. On and after
~ MONDAY. sept. 10Th. The steamers for Port.
land will leave foot OF India wharf, Boston, ~
FIVE o'clcck instead of seven.
s1rPositiyely no freight received after o'clock
~ shippers Of freight will please notice the
above hour, and no exceptions can be made. ~
promptpsss in sailln. of the steamers b necessary.
n VA. WEEKS, Agsnt.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-09
Railroads, &c.
Portland, Saco 4 Portsth r. r.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS,

Summer Arrangement,
connESciSa MONDAY, APRIL l5ru, 1867.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-09

me established squAs. Zone inch) 10 twelve ases u
ponyAssi Uhls yp<l Adv~sr@euts unass tAke the run
sf the paIr fr the hrs ew weeks always Appearing on
ths 81 a. d pAg-s ry Special nosccs given prcniurns
tI-s upier that heaA, win be chArvu 80 p~r cent s-
ds~.l &c ,ess than thres inches IS per cent r over
thre. squares rvothrs the Asove p<e uu Be ehAfxed
Tor advertisements MARRIED se. ow."
Ysartv afrsrtiss~ssfs psysbie ssGrfsriyj fres-
sisai airsrfissmsnis TO b pad for IN sirases.
JOE PRINTING.
ne JoruSAL STEAM PaSriSa EsrAslSHnrsf % ntfsd
up With every facility fos executing al kinis u Printing,
soa hs eonmsa Card Posses 10 The nscsst hney OF
oolossi v<t, viii sss.ns an dspsAeh and - ns mod
esAsooAble terna
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-09

Asetiea aad Coa1issiea Merchant,
WOULD infbrm the people of Bid.ieford, saos
w and vicinity, that he has tAksa ost ilesn.s
TO cell st Auction ibr all Who may nvor him With
. call. Aiso all kinds sf SssssS Nod rss~sssss
kssvAs ssd ..iS on reasonable terms. sssead hand
Btsvea OF all kinda on hand. Cane Chairs 70
bcttomed. FEATHER befs constantly on hand. fiscs
OF business Liberty street,
No. Gothic block. B.issford. Ne.
Deesnbes ID. isSl tNf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

One csn hardly pisk up nevspaesr or turn street
corner ,ew-edsys at be does not dad staring him In
tbs ,.e the that Prof soAsdso has inst
a,coysr,d sdcins which pAnacsa for all the Ills
tina. ,sh il, or may be heir to. These wonderful
discoveries usually have the existence Of few months,
then disappear from public notice The reason of their
susssu .xasxusshnsst d aPparsnt fhss we're Aas-
bugs At the outset all medicinal preparations have an
equal chance Of success, as all are equally unfse~H
but the chat 10 winnowed ffou the grain By the
practical test which an public applies TO
Al. shnxa There srs but fs~ preparations Of medicine
vhieh have withstood the impartial Judgment Of the
p.,ple for any length time One Of the fsw which W
have nov In mini and which has been long time "a
m.r to nearly every hou ehoid In the land is the eee
br,,.d HosTErrER's STOMACH BIrTBRs. fhe
aim ~. universal sale aud use, and their emphatic en-
dor,ea ut nom all portions Of the country compel u
sdssioa tina, they most ia specific ~ tn. silmen'
for which they are ecammended Letters bescrs us =
test their efficacy In diseases OF tbs throat, toweh an
liver In tina, truly terrible complaint dsspepsir, the
ersrded as . sure cure In Pittsburgh. where thes
hitter. ar ufacure5 their sale for hume use im
men,e Th. fact none SPEAK. volumes in their favor
Erraets from the kuscatin> C6gier lo'cd To- 4 iso
juneif -dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
Reuublican State Convention.


IN, sievsnth annual Republican State cssvenseu o.
low. ~ilrbe hsm = Do Mptnes Wednesday, ia -
day sfssas 4. b I'D q n sesDeh n, for the Pus-
nos. 81 posuinAtnx caH6sdst for the f$sovss efsss
Ofscers. TO be n,led at the next general election
One person for the once Of Governor.
One person for the ONCE Of Lieutenant Governor.
One person for the once Of Judge Ct the suprem'
Court. ~af kes
And on. p.-~e. fss sAs ofhc. o. Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
rbs ratio Of representation will be as follows, viz
On. delegst. from each county and one additional dee
ga.efos sxery hundred votes, or fractional part o.
husdr>d ass oser fy. cast at tbs isst election 10
Hon, I'd Wright for Secretary Of State
All who supported the nominees and principles oil ID
Republican party the last general election are cor
daily invited to take part In sending delegates 70 TIT
convention.
By order Of the Republican State Central Commit
April 90, 1857. NJ. n QUITS Cnafmen'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
AMERICAN LABoRERs FOR PRoTEC-
TInK

Very many of the laborng men and me-
chanics Of this country, are in favor OF Ia
eight hour law. And there can be no ques
ton that the reduction of the hours OF toai
would be beneficial, were it possible sor men
TO make living by eight hours labor. !.
But so long as laborers of the United
States are subjected to direct compe'tioh
with the laborers of Europe, who work more
hours and receive less pay than those oil the
United States, it would seem imprscticable
TO reduce the hours Of labor in this country.
If our laboring men would adopt the max
i'm OF General jackson, and protect them
selves from the competition of the paper
labor in Europe, they would take an impor-
tant step in the right direction, 1t 10 the Oh
rect interest of every lsboring man IN the
United States, to support by his influence
and vote, the system of protection to Amerl>
can industry. For it must be clear to every
mans comprehension, that Free Trade ano
aoual chances in the markets of America
for the products of European labor, mus
have tendency to reduce the wages and 'n'
condition Of American sborers to the same
level with that of European laborers. %
policy Of the country is in the hands OF th'
laborers thereof, and if they choose to tnroV
away the advantages they possess IN thei
favored land, and admit all Europeio a.
equal competition, they must suffer the con
sequences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

Tn TuRN or Lin Between the years of
forty nd sixty, man who has properly reg
ulaiec himself may he considered IN the prime
of life Ills matured strength OF constitution
renders him almost impervious to the httack
OF dis, -ase, and experience has giveL sound
ness to his Judgment. His mind is resolute
firm aud equal; all his functions are in the
highest order; he assumes mastery over bus
mess; builds upa competence on the fuunda-
ton he has formed in early manhood, and
passes through period Of life attended by
many Qualifications Having gone a year or
two .. 81 sixty he arrives at a stand still But
athwa this is u viaduct, called the turn Of
life, ich. If crossed IN safety, leads 10 the
valley = cold age, round which the river
winds aud then beyoad without a boaf or
Cause ay to effect lis passage. Tie bridge
ID. hol ,.ser constructed oil rAgile IN Yer ats.
and it depends upon how It is tro1den. wheth
err it bend or break Govt AMI apopleHy are
also in the vicinity to way lay the traselsr aud
thrust him from the pass: but let him grid up
his lois and provide himself with filter
staff, Dad he may trudge in safety with perfect
compo>ur,. To quit metaphor, The Turn
of Life Is a turn either into n prolonged
walk, ~ into the grave. The system aud
powers having reached their utmost expan
sion, now begin either to close hike flowers at
sunset or break down at ence One iniudi
cious s'imulant, single fatal excitement,
may force it beyond its strength, whist u
careful supply of the props, aud the with.
drawal Of all that tends to force plant, will
sustain it in beauty and vigor until night has
entirely set in.-1he Science Of In, by a
Physician
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

THB Fireman. Journal, Catholic and Demo-
cratic, wants the old leaders recaled 10 service.
and says; "our desire would be to find the Dem
ocrstic party, next autumn, putting forward for
Office in all the States, the ex GOVERNORS. ex SEN
ators Of the United States, ex-Cougressmen Of
long experience ETC., far these have not been
fagrantly faithlezz 10 their trusts. This ia. no
rme for new and sntried men. II IL not ID htnor
them, IL is to our liberties that this az great
principle, should be adopted"
By ell means trot out JET. Davis and
Breckinridge, Alex. Stephens and Wade
Hampton. Vallandigham and Geo. W. Jones
fos they fairly represent the party, and will
be recognized as its veritable embodiment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
Recommendation.

Conwre . aud the President seem 10 have col INTO
,.,,,i. ,,d,l. over Mrs px-'s White glephsnt-taeh
snains m. ownership OF the "crittst" very unman
.gs.hl. niece Of business Ifthey could only be TO
deeJ 10 meet Ia solemn H. and tmeioe bottle o
IN, ". Poland. White Pine Con pound We shouit
sac the lion and the LAMB lying peacefully de~n 10
vethsr, waiting for the little child to lead them.
The only reliable preparation fer the cure OF coughs
Cold. Pulmonary affections, ase tons CT the bisanef
Ridneys. sc. Fold by all druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

butchers Lightning Fiy-khier ~iii Ger
ipl, ,xteruip.e these pests II its use is pstssvered
ia Beware Of bogus siJ-iaper, which some dealers
.eep because they can get fors,aly nothing Don't
J.. .~tpaled. AK tor BUTCHERS, which ia soid BY
.,,,.. ar,,,t.t, mayfsdsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

THE Pasis Pat,ie, in the following para
graph, convers an intimation about the sale
Of American iron>clads somewhat different
from the received idea on that subject We
have reason TO believe that prussian agents
have been dispatched To New York with the
view Of purchasing the iron.clad vessels built
during the war in the United States, but
which since ITS conclusion have become in
excess of the wants of the country. Among
other vessels are mentioned the monitor
0nondnea, and the armored frigsie of 5,000
tons. tie Dunderherg. The stat, ment corr
tanned ,u private dispatch TINT the latter
vessel had been purchased by France is err
ropeous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

frutntbe beaver Gazettc, May p.
We have always been perfectly satisfied in
our own mind that there was a rich and grand
harvest OF the precious metals lying at our
feet here in the vicinity OF Denver, could en-
terprise and industry only be induced TO haz-
ard the necessary amount OF risk required TO
find it Ii was the golden sands OF Cherry
creek that first persuaded the artisan OF the
tame and easy going East to become a pilgrim
| or crusader to the Mecca of his darling ann
btion the Eldorado of the 0ecideht. In
| 1855. hundreds of hungry white men and
Mexieans gained handsome living within
four miles OF Denver, on what was then
known rs the = Mexican Diggings,H after
ward as the town OF = Montana, in the
neighIorhood of Fisher, Curtis, Clark and
| Beckworth ranches.
! Within the last few days citizen of Den
yer, } c. ColYert, Esq, has been prospect
! ing about two miles from town, on the Platte
| river, which has always been known TO yield
! the finest quality of what is termed scale
| gold, and has always commanded in the gold
market two dollars per ounce more thtn any
| other of the Colorado mountains. From q
work nf thlrty-six hours only, Mr.. c., from
the bed rock in the Platte river, on the old
] BsyarI farm, two miles from town, has OBJ
tanned a piece of bullion. which, asssyed al
the mint at Denver, yielded as follows:
Weigh before melting o. 90 lee
Weigh after melting ......6 OK 93-lu'
Assaying-
Gold. ls6.ipO, or %! per cent
i SITTER. --.............-.. 52-loV
Value IN sreenbacks sl2aS
Thi, is no myth-no sensation story-th'
facts IRE here sand all the parties close a
hand. tits easy for any of our citizens |,
examine for himself the facts Of the case.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

To KEEP TIRES on WHEELs.-Heara prac-
teal man on this subject ironed wagon
some years ago for my own use. Before put;
ting on the tires filled the felloes withsiin.
seed oil, aud the tires are worn out and we're
never lose Ny neshod is as follows: use
. long cast iron heater made for the purpose;
the oil i brought to . boiling heat, III Wheel
10 placed on stick, % Asto hang in de oil,
each fhllpe an hour. The timber should be
dry, q gres0 timber VII noe take the oil.
Care should be taken that the ~ i not made
hotter tAsn boiling, % the nmhsr viii b
burned. Eo1sr 1aed With ~ u ~ ssos
ospsbls . isj1E1 $1,000 y iskkle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12


LATs SLAVE pRovpEs HER FORMER
Owner a HoNg-The Baltimore CONNER
cial has the following
Within few days past case Of somewhat
novel character has been developed by some
philanthropic ladies' in Old Town. 1t seems
that previous to the war highly educated
lady whs residing In North Carolina, upon
very iarse plantation, surrounded BY luxury,
and living in true Southern style. iha-re
suits Of the war reduced her to want; her
many slaves we're emsucipated by the procls-
nation, and she was LET helpless and alone.
She finally reached this city several days
since, IN search OF some old friends, in great
destitution, and was about to Apply to the au-
f, thorities for relief, in her despair when she
encountered one Of her old servants. now a
resden, here, who insisted upon returning
the many acts kindness displayed in the
past and sctua ly provided her former mis-
tress with comfortable home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
rhe Platte River paved with Gold.

Tnr wages OF women in Colorado are said
TO be from $40 to $50 month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

GEonsN CRuiksHANk, the aged English
Artist. has been granted pension by the
government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

GEN SCHoFIEID was regarded as rather
conservative during the war, but IN the recent
order in regard to Registration and carrying
into operation the law of Congress Tor the
Reconstruction OF the South, he utterly ig-
nores the opinion Of Attorney General Stan
berry. OF course he was under no obligations
to take Stanbery' opinion instead OF the law
Of Cong ress, but Schoheid 5 appreciation OF
the situation is evinced in the fact that he
/ executes the law 10 it's true meaning aud
intent, in preference to parading the opn'
I ion of the law adviser Of the President as =
Justification for perserling the law.
SEvESrYsNIxE persons we're killed last wear
on the 700 miles Of Railroad within the limits
of New Jersey.
This makes one person to every nine miles
OF railroad. and it is probable that IS fully az
average allowance for the entire country.
Our Government paid one hundred thoas
and dollars for the capture Of jeff. Davi
alone while the Mexicans 90; Maxlmlliar
and Is, go ofiiceS and men for S4s 600
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

nsg Of the most desirable Residences ia the City,
" ,wostory briek Dwelling, With nine ra IN. and good
cellar ard cfztefn ard large trfct stste and wood
house Lot b0x 10 feet containing large variety OF the
N st choice fruit and shruhbety tn thu civ, situate on
corner of 10th aud Blondeau streets. eoknk ioHa
| Enaure Of wN. FULTON
| Rial EState Agent, hol - NAib 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

JEFF. DAVIS, it is reported. proposes to
take a trip to England this summer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
For ~aie.

IN one of the most desirable localities in
the city, oss story Lrick dwelling hfuse, With font
rooms ana nsr 10, hpx1 o feet. vii fsneef
tasing rstshsr Of frut tssss ana = sb sd o. IS
ter enquire of Nm tULT "
/ aid Real Fstate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

Mr.. SUMNER IN his speech on the purchase
of Alaska from The Rnssians, staass this Gu.
rious fact:
"As the settlement Of this coast came Eastward
from Russia, bringing with the Russian flag West
ern time. the day s earlier by twenty -four houi
With then than with us, 90 that their Sunday is
- ln11edsy, and the othsr days Of fhk vaek ara
h eeffnpsndng disorder. This must be rectifed
according b the national meridian, 90 that there
shaiibs the Same. Sunday for all, and the other
dat>bf the week dAnn be in corresponding hsr-
-qosy.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

NOR SALE Lots and Z. bioek III c0rust 4 tx
~ change and eiith str~ets, cantsit4us tao story
BRICK dweillag. iii rent iot 500 per yssr viii p
| sold on reasonable terms. Kba1ir. Of LohAA
-, or wM tCLTtN
hgfIG Real Estate Aren't NJ - VAN str~et
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12
Enr Sale

1r0RTY ACRES Of good farming lard,
D. Srfes sell sneef asd Va 10 sts,e Il aitis-
Oh Of so,i t..Jrr iand, I'D Iise young ~
chsrd good rAnis ,tiuK Itx2es ssf ti-fetn
.tabe. Situate sts,ut II or r e { IN the ci'y
sBquir- Of Nm fbbF
al Real ksssts AxrBt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-12

II IL Prudent should remove Cen Sher-
!. idan1it = naha,pork for July session Of
- 1n11kss spirit and enthusiasm
eanhing political campaigns
Ths Presidents daae
The New York herald., 1867-05-04

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Issa Mst SOD Rcss Price moSessrs: @ s9Se re ssese. @
sess3ss e = 80 :se ssSsseS 1S lore. cnd csnis.s
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private family wll 30 secured n eaesss f6E
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the eearerd aud sw,y furn ishcd about May 10
repcts with all te cO0veuonccs and Cemf0ry essential 70
York BY Fre Ealrosd ard ss aiauss I.sn-asg no.lng
securing rcsuA E 6uL cAwIsgos a. doCot BouG Apssgs
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The New York herald., 1867-05-04

600 syd slcE s.a TWO We fs sToEa o As2
good spr,ns wsl & 0ocsny near Cedar Grove siaien
1lAnd four miles Vanderbilt 1srding nfty minu!eB
from New Nosk city y ferry end sesten Island ksilrc1
cars stop rnqairs Il 60 BrsadWAys room NO
The New York herald., 1867-05-04

REAL U9TATE YANTED. ygg \
n EBENwOOD CRnETRRY.-wANfED TO. PyR-
" chase Lot hnlf two Lots conuecto4 plcae
sn,y .ilusssd q 0rceawcsd Cemetery Address box -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14
re- CIRcuIr Coukr PHucGEDI>G'.-

~. CIRCuIr CoURr PTuCEEDI>Gs.-
The Circul, Court Of Jefferson county
convened on Monday last in this place
Ja lge Hal presiding.
The Grand jUry received the usual
charge d, fining lheir duties. Ga Tues
day they returned a number OF indie
enis. among which are nearly Ill the
mi,i tiers III me county for performing
msirisge ceremonies without The proper
lirru,rs. The Grand Jmy were then dis.
CHARGED.
A number of moi0nQ we're argued and
disro-, "l as also several Chaucery eau
res and many lag cases cOnIinued-hu'
few lued.
State OF West Virginia ". Ahram Shop
herd. Statutory mi>demeanor--Iesisilng
an officer in making arrests. Verdict
guilty, and fined $40 and costs.
Samuel ". NIsong vs.. Amos SheP.
herd. An action for recovery OF interest
on bond for sale d. land, OF which ten
der OF payment Of said bond was claimed,
thereby tyempling from payment CT inter
esl. Verdict fer interest on SAID bond
from March Isl, 1859 to March, Isl. 1862.
al SIX per cent. per anEum, aud from
March Isl, 1862 10 December i2lh, 1867,
at three per cent. per annum.
On morion Of 6. NJ. Bellzhonver, Esq
A. S. Smith, Esq, Of Pennsylvania, was
Admitted TO the practice Of law in The sew
e.sl Courts OF this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

nP SAlEs.-Georgc D. McGIincy, Auc-
tiopeer, sold for b. L. Harrison, Special Com
missioner the town property belonging TO the
Heirs Of George Wise, deceased, OF Monday,
TO the following persons
The Brick House, Potter Shop and Lot be.
longing to il. on the corner Of German and
Duke streets for the sum of S3l25,OO, to VIM.
Weise. A House and Lot on German street for
$3.50, 10 C. T. Yontz. Another small House
and Lot on the same street for S47o, TO WASH.
Wilkinson, colored. An unimproVed 10! adj
Joining the above for 1922, TO Abraham DiXon'
colored. Another uuimproved lot on High
street for $685.. 50 &c Jacob Hill. Also Lot
adjoining town known as the "River Hill, be-
longing 10 the Heirs Of John Mop. Brien, con-
tainiug 70 acres, for S35 per acre, TO William
Rghtstine.