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men all these things we'll hev. When
they come to us they leeve ther for
mer selves behind.
But methinks l hear one say, Han |
cock is a soljer, Seymour a antl.re
pudiator, and Chase a Abishnist
Wat NV that? They may be wat they
like when they 60 into ofiis,-assosi
ashcn with Us fetches EN- soon
er or later. Kin 700 tech pitch
and not be defiled? DOolittle, Cowan
and Dixon wuz AblishHists. When
they split from Ablishism-the mint
they fell into our cmbraces--they be-
came ez satisfactory Demokrats ez !
Good wish. The road down is easy
one to travel. It's easier to slide
than to climb, wlch is the reason why
so MANY more are damned than saved
Democracy, like Bascom's new iik-
iker, holds man when it gifts him
Johnson wuz q good enuff Abllshnis,
till he called onto us for help, ano
then he wuz lost. Let Chsse stay
with us a week and he'd forgit all his
old ideas, 700 bet. Shood yot
, poke that silver pitcher at him thu
niggers give him at Cincinnati for de
TEND in u fugitive, and he'd swear hk'
t Peter he never saw it-Only difterlI
from Peter in that he'd stick to it
r And there is no gOin back, for tn
principal ones. Ther remorse klnt
o'drives EN- deeper and deeper, til
I they finally are worse than ez th'
I. they originally wuz NV US. Let us
5 nv brethrln, never reject any help W
!, kin git. Let it come in any shap
}. and from any source, it'll finally as
: simulate to us and be Nv us. Remem
ber johnson, COwan, DoOlittle an
Dixon swore, when they started q
: Philadelphia, that they never COO
go into the ranks Nv the Dimocrisy
= in q year they wuz maxim speeche
for US in Connecticut. i-i aaas s..
u Ez ] conclooded my remarks, M
circle all agreed that it wuz safe I
v take whatever we Good git from th
enemy, and we retired, / feelin tbs
II whatever other localities mite do th
: Corners wuz safe. Wat an outrage
lis, though, that the Ablishnists non
q mated sich man for Vice Presider
lez to make Grant perfectly safe frO'
G bein removed ez Linken WIZ. i
. he's elected he'll serve out his lin
: u sure. 800 eisasrss s1i4s3 s
!, PErRoLEUx v. Massey, MN,
.-.,t "a. (Wich Is Postmastel
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05
Our Candidate for President.

Our Candidate for President.
U. S, Grant.
Ulysses Sidney Grant.
Union Saving Grant.
Usually Silent Grant.
Upright Statesman Grant.
Universal Suffrage Grant.
Unequalled Soldier Grant.
PROFESSIONALLY Sound Grant.
Unfinching Steadfast Grant.
Uniformly Successful Grant.
Unconditional Surrender Grant.
Unanimously Selected Grant.
Underwriting Smoker Grant.
Unimpeachable Servant Grant.
Undisturbedly Serene Grant.
Unconquerable Spirited Grant.
Unambiguously Straightforward
Grant.
UNITED STATES PRESIDEN'
GRANT.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05
WANTED-AGENTS,

G7S TO $500 per month. e,ervwh,
D( = male and female, to Introduce
Genuine Improved Common Sense Far
Sewing Machine. This machine will Ait
hem, fell. tuck. quilt. cord. bind, braid
embroidsr in y most superior msnne
Price Oniy $ls. Fully warranted for
years. We will pay $1,000 for any maci
that will sew stronger, more beautiful
m ore elastic seam than ours. IL makes
Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second st
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot
pulled apart without teSring 1t. We
Agents from SIS to $500 per month and
pc nses. or n commission from which u
that amount can be made. Address Sec
l. Co. Pittsburg, Pa. or Boston, Msss.
CAurIos.-DO not be imposed upon
other parties pslming of worthless cast,
machines, pnder the same name or OF
wise. Ours 10 tbs only genuine and re
| practical cheap machine ieaEuf4stured .
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Here is another curt passage

Charles A. Dana, Assistant Secre.
tary of War during the rebellion,
writes thus in the New York San, OF
General Grant: "In camp, heal
most alone, among all the prominent
officers Of the arWy-never tolerated
liquor or wine, either at his table or
about his tent. Fatiguing marches,
and the exhaustion of battles, did not
make him break over his rule not to
touch or taste anything alcoholic
Again and again have we seen wine
offered him at public and private
dinners, only to be steadily refused" +"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05

1t Was onlya single seatsnse that
fell upon the ears Of the seryant In
the family of Payson, a. she brought
to him q glass of water, during one
of hisE days of illness. HMsy you
never SAX In VAIN for 0 drop Of va
ter TO cool your tongue" 1t wa
but word, . brief sentence, yet il
proved q work Of salvation to the
nerson to whom 1t was addressed.
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SCHUYLER CoLFAx.

One of the Washington correspond
ents, who 70 yarn in admiration OF
Schuyler Colfax, has bean collecting
from his speeches some passsgss
which particularly illustrate the
character and feelings of the man.
Thus he said Of moral faithfulness
in legislation :sa.s.3 aaatziA ar
"Whethsr travelling in the valley
of humiliation or disaster, Or keeping
my eye fixed on the heavens, he
llieye God reigns! l don't believe
his blessings will fall upon the Con-
federacy. God'swsys are sometimes
dark, bnt sooner or later they reach
the shining hills Of day - 4 ,zii.i.
OF the employment of negro troops
he remarked . sa3i1SaiA h------
81 do not call negro soldiers bet
ter than white ones. III I were te
IIezpEess my own opinion 1t would bs
that thoae af Ry awn color are bet
ter end braver. For I haye always
told you. in spite Of charges to tht
contrary, that ] believe The Anglo
Saxon race was superior to any 9th,
er that walks the footstool Of God p
He first announced the Republican
platform after the breach with Mr.
johnson thus:
"Let us make haste slowly, and We
can then hope that the founda tions
of our government, when thus recon
structed on the basis of indjsputable
loyalty. will be as eternal ss the
stars"
In like manner. on April TO-
1866, when he made mild but manly
issue with johnson, he said of the
Civil Rights Bill, in the first moment
of its enactment:
"That lay, misrepresented as it
has been by its opponents in Con-
gress, will never be repealed. and in
the years that ars coming it will be
proudest recollection and the crown
ing honor of those men who stood up
I'M the national councils, that they
gave to that ABerica9 Magma Char
ia their cordial supports"
He treated in this way taunt OF
he'Remorraey:
"The new nickname Hung at Us is
Radicals ! had rather be called q
Radical than q rebel, OF any time
/ am a Radical for right against
wrong; for liberty against slavery /;
for justice against tyrsnny-a Radi-
cal friend of my country, and Radi-
cal hater of every enemy of my ma
tive Land. belieye in q Radical
government :0f the people by the
people the world over. and my syu-
pathies 60 out toward the Radicals
who are trying to initiate our free in
stitutions in Greece, Italy, France,
ireland and Mexico. wish to see
Q belt of Republicans encircle the
globe"
Here is anothey curt passage:
81 am for leveling up rather than
leveling down. God do so to me
and more also, if do aught more to
crush any man down lower"
In short, this is Mr.. Colfax as de.
scribed in the words of his pastor
and poet at South Bend, his home
"Thoh art the clear
Persuasive orator OF right the pure
Unsuited patriot the chaBgeless, sure,
a nd senial .riend, To many hearts now dsaIl'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05

A Western paper cruelty says
sour member of Congress has made
great speech--one of his very best.
1t was written for him by a graduate
of this office, and the matter and de
livery do credit 10 both parties. i.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05

A photographer in one of the coun.
try towns in Massachusetts was re.
Gently visited by ayoung woman,
who. with sweet simplicity, asked
How long does it take to get a pho
tograph after you leave your meas
ure?'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05

UTANTED-AGENT $500 month the
w year round or a certainty Of $500 10
81 coo per month to those having little
cabftait We gYsraltee the above monthly
salary tos good active agents nj their own
homes. Every agent, farmer, gsrdsher plan
ter and fruit grower, North and South. should
send at once for particulars. Please call on
or address ]. Ahearn & Co., 63 Second st.,
Bs sltimOrs. Nd.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05

We clip the following from late
number Of the La Crosse Democrat,
the most extensively circulated Or
gan of the ''time- -honored principles
now published
"At Jefferson, Texas, has just
been issued the first number of a pa
per called the Ultra ku Klux. Look
out for dead niggers."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05
A EEVTS WAnTED lor the WEAR.
WANTED-AGENTS

To sell by sample n combined SQUARE.
LEVEL and REvEl.. Great ipducement of
ferd. County Rights fOf sale on mast llber-
al terms. Por particulars address W. 8.
Batchelder h Co., Pitttburs, Pa.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05

"When rogue, like Thad. Stevens
for instance, arrives at a ripe old
age, wouldn't it be proper to pick
him off with a pistol shot ?"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-05
or Soul Charming,

DSCHOMANCY, or Soul Charming.
Il How either slx may iascinats and gain
the ataotlons Of any one they choose, in.
stantly; also secure prosperity in love or
business. Every one can acquire this sin
guiar power. This queer, exciting book has
been published by US ten years, the sale OF
which has been enormous. and is the only
oook OF The kind In the English language,
sent by mail for Is cts. or i've for one dol.
lar: together with guide to the unmarried.
Address i. Williams L Co., Book Publishers,
Philadelphia.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
TOWLE e. CO.'S
Nonpareil Dollar Sale L?

Ifyou have not now is your time TO secu
the greatest bargains ever offered by n
concern In the world. Investigate this
0ncs-it win pay. All parties In the Doll
Sale business advertise tn give the best b,
gains, best Inducements TO agents, &c II
the Goods tell the story. The proof Of
pudding is the eating. Terms lower th
the lowest. Circulars sent free Addrr
rOwle 4 Co., fremont Row. Boston. Ms
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-07-24
Sherln's Sale.

WORK, IS. Taken on execution and will bc
Il sold NJ public auction on Tuesday, August 4,
ID. 1863, at nine o'clock IN the forenoon, At the
Office Of II. II. Burbank In Limerick In said county
Of York, all the right In equity which Thomas 7.
Place OF Portland In the county OF Cumberland IN
the State OF Maine, has or had on the l6tn day OF
April. A. d. 1868, at three O'Clock In the afternoon,
the original writ In this action, to redeem the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In said Lin.
crck 10 wit, A certain lot OF land situate In said
Limerick and bounded northerly by land OF Isaac
Emeryj easterly by land Of Charles W; Boynton'
southerly by land occupied BY Roswell ToIrey,
Iiiil,~ 60 called, containing three-fourths Of an
acre moro or less being the same said Place
bought OF James II. Cole, by decd dated March ~.
1868. Also another lot OF land situate In said
Limerick, and bounded northerly by land lately
owned by william Cobb, deceasedi easterly by the
above named road, southsrly by land OF Benjamin
Weeks. and westerly by land lately owned by said
with the buildings thereon. A portion Of the lat
ter described lot OF land. being subject to mort
cage given to Wlnburn Adams OF said Limeriok 10
secure the payment OF o note OF hand for one nun.
dred aud my dollars. dated November s, isSh
payable on demand with Interest, on when there
y now due the sum ofone hundred ana eighty.two
deed s recorded in book 90 page 40, Of York reg.
istry. All the above-dessribed premises also DC.
ing subject IN o mortgage gwen to Jeremiah d:
Mason OF said Limerick, to secure the payment Of
q note Of hand for four hundred and sixtytwo DOL
lars and ans three cents, dated Nay 1867, paya.
BILE on demand with interest, on which there 70
now dine the the sam Of four hundred ana ninety
gage deed 10 recorded In hook 300 page ieS YORK
recistry JOSEPH q. HARMON, Dep. Shorih
limerick, July 2. 1853. .ai. $3.50 sw'
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received. There has, aimee the last register
come out, been tro Rear Admirsls commission
ID, and four comodorss and si1 Csptains. -
Lieut.. Commander Chss. y. Norton. reported
Tor duty a this yard on Tuesday. he pros
pect Of aholishing the chsrisstov. NsvS Yard
and usitlsg u with The Kittsry Navy lard.
meets With ssssrsi approval In this Vicinity;
and shosh soah move Be sccomplishsdit win
reject trsst sssdi, on Mr.. Lynch. Who hsvsr
giving bis sstire devotion to new snterpriss.
There Is tebe grand excursion from this
city to-dayto Portland, consisting ofthe Straw
berry Bank Enosmpment, about 100 members.
They are to 60 In especial train at 20. aud
arrive 10 Portland about twelve o'clock. The
bllowing Encampnsnts viii joig them on the
way. The Pennacook Encampment, OF Concord
one hundred members. They wiiLbs met In
Portland by the Eastern Star and Machigonne
Encampments. two hundred members, where
they will remain two days HosAIiua
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INCOMPATIBLE.

We notice In the published formula OF one Of the
most extensive manufacturer OF Sarsapariia'
Pectorals &c. thvt combination Of Sarsal, StiI.
IInyae, Iron, Pod0phIlum Is compounded and used
under the name OF Saraparilla, ior the cute OF
chronic diseases. Every educated physician must
know that a combination OF mineral with yegeta-
bles u moon patible, %, also, In tho combination
OF n powerful purgativo with medicines possessing
Alternative, diuietic, sudordc properties designed
ta operate on the sbsorbenN and secretons OF the
glands, skin, &c., Ac., the only medium through
which ehroaio scrofalous and akin diseases cen he
cured. The drastic pufgalve properties bsing, rs
In tho case Of the formula under consideration, 80
much greater than the Alternative, carries on thro
the Alinentary canal all the medicinal properties
of the Alternative before the ahsorbeuts are acted
upon In oAsss uhsre 10 Il desirable 70 furnish CO.
thartics In chronic diseases, they should be given
separately, and at least six hours apart No ply
siclan would give drastic cathartic at the same
time he administered oius pilis Q, csiouel. nthe
vays Rssolvsnl II you Wish rood csthsrtlc
uss Railways Pills. II suffering. pam, ass H. y
Relief sold by druggists. See DR.. Railways Al.
mAnAo for 1865.
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TO YOUNG M EN-.

II this paper calls into The hands Of any young
mau oysr. eighteen years OF age. Who desires TO
study for tho Liberal Christian Ministry, shall
be glad TO have him communicate with me. The
Unitarian Denomination Is about to. engage In =
largo Missionary Enterprise which calls for con
,essA.ed seal, energy and seifsserines. j believe
tina, there are, In different parts OF the country,
hundreds OF young men who are anxious to enter
the ministry and devote themselves TO the reli
gious upiining Of their fellows. To such. 10 poor
Twill gtve an employment that will support them,
and IN edusation that WILL In two or three years.
at them to do the Lords work In the great vines
yard GEORGE III. HEPwORTI,
sp. no. 4t3i BOSTON, MASS.
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fms RsaArA ssAsoS-Aimost simultaneously With the
opening Of "h<hloaable navigation" by the New York
Yacht Club, an the Inauguration 81 the club house
on Staten snd Iotlard has Introduced his YAcr Cur
ssoEixa roBAcco and Yacht CIrB Prs Both are spec
atcs-the tobacco heng coapossd Of the finest Virginia
a depved Of m nicotine, and the pipe being Of the nn-
est qafy Il msersrhaums win unique and tsthi de-
sxn, representing yseht going Arge" bsor. the wnd.
Mr. LoSillArd vho u . u original Ideas, ard never
docs things BY halves hAs nked the nee btand aud Its
elegant rcrPtseies together In very pretty Orders
S the PIPES paassd In dirent sctsg 81 the trsDh
daily, which orders. o. beng psvsenrd enle the lucky
holders 10 ppe och. rhs demand fS YAcH Clrs To.
already immense, and Il s article Of extra
ordinary merit and be smoked without tuonvenleDce
by persons Who can use no other kind Il bs fair 10 rival
In popularity the famous century brani manufactured by
the sane tine-honored honsa -Nsp fork Tsisram
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Aan MISREPRESENTATION r. o.
MlIls closs Csv sAs Usss = sss a. H.. apA SIS p
For tAs ksst 81 MS q. - ssA dUrn. ra -
eriek n u ~ Rsrsoasash. Nantsy, wsicssiAy Ls'
fniay - % ?. h, LyuAn censr,. rhsr-iAys 'o"'
at SO ?. 4.
MAIls Aasivs Jroa tie East 81 $50 A. L., and t1 :,
Frsa IA Vest Il II o.. and 500 81 f@ I
ick q ii.so A. a., PArsoosnsti, Mcsi.y, wepy
and Friday u 40 . H., Lyman .s"ev,
Only ~ so AZ.
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a Q A r D IA Clergyman, while TO
siding In South America 40 . missionary. discover
yous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Uri.
nary aud Seminal Organs, and the whole train OF
disorders brought on by banefal and vicious hab-
Its. Great numbers have been cured by this NOBLE
remedy. Prompted by Q desire TO besent the af.
ficted and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, In sealed en-
vslope to any one who needs IL, Free OF CAUgs:
AZ Hsss, Nsv York Cay. sp. no. 3m3f
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General acknowledgements
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TyHLS Is to notify all whom II may concern,
i that my wife. Melissa Smart. having without
any reasonable cause left my house and sbandon.
ed the same, and the provisions that have made
for her support there, shall pay no bills OF her
contrasting and hereby warn any person harbor.
ing or boarding her that shall not bold myself
responsible for any expense Of her maintenance
AUGUSTUS SMART.
Biddeford, July II, 1883. 3w3o'
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STATE OF MIME.


YORK, SS. 1'GsC DID - .Hg
At a Court Of County Com mfs'ioners. begun
an. held at. Alfred, for and ,rithin the
County of York, on the second Tuesday Of
.dpril, A. d. 1868, and by adjournment from
time 10 tune 10 hs lath day of July, a. D.,
1868.
On the foregoing Petition.it isoonsidered by the
Commis sioners that the petitioners are response
BILE and that they ought to be heard touching the
order That the petitioners give notice 10 all per.
sons and corporations interested, that the County
Comis toners will meet at the dwelling house OF
Otis r. Ross, In Shaplegh. in said County or York
on Tuesday tho fifteenth day OF September, A.
d. 1868, ct ten o'clock In the forenoon, when they
will proceed 10 view the route set forth In the Pc
tition, and Immediately after such view, at some
convenient place In the vicinity, will give hear
ing 10 the parties, and their Witnesses Said notice
to be by causing cooies OF said petition and THIS
order OF notice thereon, 70 be served upon the
.rown Clerks of tho towns OF Alfred and Waterloo
rou xh, In said County Of York. and also by post
ing up COpies Of tho same In three public places
in each OF said towns, and by publishing the same
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the UHIos AND JouR.
NAL o newspaper printed In Biddeford, In said
County of York. the drst OF said publics tions and
each OF the other notices to be at least thirty days
before the tlme Of said meeting, that all persons
may then and there I've present and shew cause,
any they have why thcprayer Of petition should
NV ~ ~ So" Attest. 49, IL. FAlRFlELp,
Copy OF the Petition and Order Of
%, In" Attest. II. FAIRFIELD;
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DONG, ARsHos 4 co..
IN BIDDEFoRD AT LAST.

NHE only GsnuiAe md trne Chinaman In
portsr 81 the ansst qualities Of TEA Into the
United state. has sysrooOs all obstacles and ~
tablishsd IN Agency Cor the extensive ale Of Tees,
cGsss, g.. at Do. esvvESS Dnpa sfoRs, % Main,
hnd ~ 6sonal A. SrEvEHs' NkW DRUe SroRE, IS
Him street, Biddeiord. shers the Beet Bsresas In
Japan, oolang. Mandarin. English Breakfast, Yousg
ana Old liyson. Best 0unpo Wdsr Tess snd the
choicest variety of Consss In The market esn BE-
had, and from ~ to 50 cts. per pound savsdr AL
persons Who buy their hne tss. or coffee, drug and
lnedicines elssshere. will regret not having first
ttrest az q tbs New Drug Store Of 1eorEs A. BE-
vens % Elm street. where they can be batter suit
ed for lee money. fr. SW3l s
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"ANTED 4

A Coon TIN-PLArE wORKER-one accustomed
20 Job. work and Mill-work. To such person
steady employment and high wages will be guar
anteed. Address "A. D." JOURNAL ONCE, Bidde-
ford, Ne.
Biddeford, July ,, 1868. sp. no. 2Su
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THE EYE. THE EYE.

DIR. II. KNIGHT hes discovered new treat
msnt for the BYE and EAR, By which he 10 our
ing come Of the worst Gases OF Bllndnsss end Deaf
ncss ever known. without instrumsnts or palm.
CANOE B0i
On. KSioHr's new treatment for Cancers urpass-
a an Others now In use. 10 cures without knlf,
platter or pain, and heals ylthouta scar. Every
kind OF disease treated With great suoees. Hu.
No charge for ooasaltaden. Ones, 100 fremont
street, Bosten. 6may
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A israisssis Medicine for tie IL
PURIFYING Of the BLOOD
mr. ! ". pOIAND'S HIIM0R DOCTOR.

positive rvmeiy ios III kinds q Iiumcrs,-Serofula
scarvy, sat kAeum, Eryspslas, Ne,ue RAsh Bos Car.
buucles Uers and an Obstinate Affections Of The Skin
Nsrcural Dssssss and every rAins of he sysssm Dye
pspsa and toss dsssses originating In The deAneensn
q The digestive organs, via -Blous Couplants kesra
TIA Nerves. Aaeeoas, Headache Lspguo<, Los q APP
pstite, psyresoa a sptris, and CostivenssA
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A Largo Volume would not contain the mass
OF testimony which has accumulated In favor OF
Hssfar's Bsisam Of N,id cAsrry as safe, efficient
and reliable remedy In curing coughs, colds, and
pulmonaryd isease. Many OF the cures are truly
Ganderful