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n. Hs-rsrs Of A~S.rse..'lI..

A esppShsad paper ia Portsmouth. which
shall b uamelsss here. spreads itself about the
horrors Of southern prisons being enacted in the
county Jail At Alfred. on two prisoners captured
a, Kittsry stealing eabbs~ea hsays thsy wsrs
frozen. then starved. and Ill tho time kept In
filth % tia. they were in point Of fact poisoned.
One Of them. IL says. died In consequence Of
the brutal treatmsat rsosivsd. while the other.
Bangs by name.-weli. h don't say what be-
came Of Bangs.
Il i very serious charge. but II would b
FAR more serious II thsrS were one rsasenable
probability In ten thousand that Il Is true. The
commissioners. one VI whom b . ooPperhesd.
(and hs certainly wosh nst let his frisads.
Trough unfortunate. b starvsa) visit the jail.
averaging once In tvo weeks. on tour Of In
sp-stion. and this = he arss fAalt-anding any
prisoner has ever nade. otAsr thsa Tie fAah Of
his bsing confined. fobs sars ths jsil b IN old
one aud dilapida,sd but Il ID Kept scrupulously
clean. while the Disgrace Of the old structure Is
not In IL accomnodations TO inmates. but In
the facilities which Il affords for escape. The
burden Of the complaint Of the cabbage thief
seems 10 b that b vas not supplied with IN
ovsrcoas and money 10 mest the cold budstings
Of this world thirty-ssven miles from the soene
Of his cabbage afAir. We are not aware that
II d Tie custom for The county 70 oct IL eul-
prih mp In liz On he moment Of thsir gradus-
ton from h college. or afterwards! The charge
l. % stupid that . hslf-rspectabls Newspaper
wosld nst have pablished L.
II or eopp~hs.ds an wish 70 believe any
portion Of Il, however, W wsuld suggest . %
luton Of The AMIR Ths elsrk Of courts b .
gentleman Of hat ssAoo, Of politics who's pu-
pills. II they forget nethlng. nsvsr lsan any
thing. He d also clerk Of The County Commits
siouers' Board. and b In political ympsthy
with nine out Of Ten of The inmates q the Jail
Last week be "stols'' The advertising Of The
Board and sent Il 10 the Biddeiord Dsnoeraf.
Perhaps he may have nisAPPrOpriAssd some
thing else from The Board. and therefore the
jail inmates Are deprived Of something which
belongs 10 them, - ~ arsi
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Excitement was oocasioncd at Laoonia, N. H.,
recently. by the attempted poisoning Of Mr..
Geo. Farrar by his wife. Wednesday evening
Mrs. Farrar gave her husband dish Of milk to
cat An unusual flavor In the food excited his
suspicion that all was not right, and be carried
II to neighbor. The dish was set before q
cat, which died in ten minutes, sfter drinking
part Of the milk. A second cat refused to par
take. Mrs. Farrar was promptly arrested and
upon an examination, Thursday afternoon, was
held for trial in bonds Of $1,000. A Miss Anna
Moulton Of Lowell has also been arrested, and
held to bail, rs an accomplicc. Mr.. Parrar d q
carpenter by occupation and about 45 years Of
age. lie is said to be steady and industrious
man. Sickness has confined him to his room
for several months past, and when the nurse
carried up the dish Of milk she cautioned Par
rar not to eat Il, saying that she had seen Mn.
Farrar put something into Il
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Diddeford, Dec. 2lnd, isCs.
a CARD.

SAco HOUSE,, Saco. Dec. %, 1853
Tho undersigned take this occasion to express
their sincere thanks to the hremen OF Saco and
Biddefori, for valuable services rendered In saving
their property In the ''Ssco House, Rom the de-
"sico Fire Police" for their efficiency In protecting
aid property from depredationsj TO the citizens
generally for their timely aid. and TO Capt ue0
ness In receiving and taking care OF the property
removed
They would also inform their friends and the
travelling public that they still keep hotel"
the wants OF their guests, 10 deserve coutlnuancs
OF that patronage which has been 90 literally ex.
tended to them In the past
ions T CLEAvEs 4 Sow.
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4 MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE IS 6gvIso's
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALvE.

This celebrated saivs he's gained . pspslssisy
within very brief space Of time fsr sressdins
that Of any other article ever introduced Into this
country, from the het that its wonderful healing
properties ensure Tor u . rapid sale wherever hh
knSwn.l Itis dikeuit TO supply srdsfs - MS -
they sous In. although arrsngsoean % n sxsso-
sivs scale have been psrfssted Zoe IL uasutsssars.
csrtiacstss ftvn some sfths most reliable men
attest 70 cures this Saivs has sads In Fever Sofs
corus. Abeess, DurnsAnd other kindred dimssltSes
euo,xh 10 al columns sf this pspsr. II yos have
say sors Of nssh vsssd or sore. barn, ~ brsass'
u,s De vino,s saivs Ct ones and rsiisfb certain.
aAcoN, i2s Liberty street, Biddslsed, 3. T.
MITCHELL. - Msin strsst DAsei osnsrai Aesan.
Apl ~ b. Drueyisls svssy vhess. Sn1
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In the Unox AID JoglxAI u Dee. 11th you
call attention 10 "Rail Rosd Mstssrs" and refer
to an article publishsd h IL Biadssord Demo
crat touching he sAns subject md also pub
lhh o. rather rs-pablish a editorial which sP-
peared In The UmoH AID JornSAL In 1865.
rVai the article with much interest At The time
and thought Il would attract special attention
among the bushes oonmanitiss ofSsco and Bid
dcf6rd. - well - the towns through which the
proposed route was located But for some una
countable reasons Il fAilsd 10 arouse any enthn-
slasm and came TO the conclusion that the
time for railroads into the interior from Saco
and Biidsiord had not arrived II, however.
the discussion b 10 b renewed and tAs basinss
men Of The proposed terminus Of the rod are
beginning 70 look oountry-ward With the desire
to incrsass trade and draw The sources u wealth
FROM The interior. Il b veil 10 rsdeot how this
Can b accomplished with Tie ,ssst expense and
securing the greatest present. and PrOspsctivs
advantages ... ...i ......-. r.., -
Without discussing IL didsrsss rossss which
are advocated and fkvosrsd By dlnersnt interests
wish 70 call attention 70 fsv fAcss connected
with The route discussed In your rs-publishsi
articisof Tie llth Inst. oalid he Saco River
Rail Road. leading fro. Biiisford and saco 10
Fysburg. ..
Starting 400 sses EAsssriy q saes depot On
the =. g. q p. Railroad yos I'm 70 point eross-
ing the rad leading 10 Uaios Falls q miles dis-
tant from the Pil.-rhh b ans water power
which has . solid dan bailt . fsw jean since
BY ths Saoo water power and d rssdy 10 ~
celvs hosories Of almost any capacity and drive
innansrabls spindlss md loona. Il would NO
dOshs b inmsaiassly isprsvsd Y IL rad
sAeah b bailt. ~.
Prom this point ths crossing Of the Union
Fals rosd-ths prUpossd route reaching sAoo
river about 500 81 shove he min dam At Sal
mon Fails 8 2-S nils ffsa sseo. Al this poin,
Salmon Falls. b snothr immense water power
waiting Or tAsaAasfAsssrsn 10 avail ,Asnsslv~
ON vssti.s vsAsA Crssing The river The
line s,zikss he Portland q Rochester rosdsbout
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-12-25

Have the readers Of the Journal ever used any
OF "Parsons' Purgative Pills~ " not, why mott
greatest anti bilious remedy there is In tho couu.
try.
II your horse Il lame, sore or CALLED, you should
use aJohnson's Anodyne Liniments" wash the part
with CASTLE soap and warm water. rub dry. with
with clean cloth. then apply the Liniment, rub
in well with the hand.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is ut once agreeable,
healthy, and cGectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
,nM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin l,o;r Ia tl,;ck.
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Cellar on ,Ae Se. Admins.,ras,os.

At banquet given to Mr.. Colfax In Phila-
delpAia last Saturday night. he alluded to the
nearing Of the decision Of the people in Novem-
Der, and spoke Of the duties devolving upon
those when they had elected to public trusts
lie said: .. ........ o. ..
II demands the most searching retrenchment,
like that which sgnaliled the administration by
its President elect by one Of the Governmental
departments which was entrusted to his hands.
II demands honesty and efficiency, higher
character, Of all who are to be connected with
the public service, that the honest taxpayer
may NO longer be required TO bear the burdens
Of the dishonest as well rs his own. With q
President whose carlinil principle Is that the
Law ofthe land must be obeyed, and not thwart-
ed or nulli6cd. the nation may hope that his
suborJinates win exhibit fidelity 10 duty akin
10 their chief II demands strict and rigid
guardianship Of the nations treasury against
all unwise and extrayagant schemes. IL de-
mands q financial policy which shall maintain,
unimpaired and uutarnished, our credit-the
right arm Of the country in times OF peril
which shall appreciate our currency, anu whic ,
shall finally place us on the frm rock OF specie
payment. Establishments,
Of the great commander whom the people have
called to govern the land, which, under Provi,
dence, he saved, not only shall we iortify anu
continue the political ascendency which the peo-
pie have dccreed. but all parties and oil SEC
tons will be able to rejoice, as our Republic
takes that foremost place among the nations Of
the earth to which our free institutions, our
vast resources, and our unparalleled industrial
advancement now becken US"
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Holiday Goods !

Those about purchasing Goods for
the coming Holidays, or Bridal Pres
ents, ,chen risiting Great Falls, should
not fail to cal at j. j. Wood,oarfs
Watch, Clock, Je,cel,y and Fancy
Goods Establishment, and inspect a
Stock of Goods that can't be beat tn
the uicinity.
J. j. Woodward,
Formerly Waksdeid & Woodward.
Gold and Siluer taken at tho high
est rates. m
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The officers ard members Of Richard Vines
Steam Fire Engine Co., VI Diddeiord take this
method OF extending their sincere thanks 70 the
Triumph Engine Go, for ithsir bountifal COLLATION.
CIeaves Son Proprietors Of Saco House ior their
liberal supply OF refreshments on the morning Of
the 2lst. Hest assured gentlemen, tuch kindness.
No. /. Per order OF Co.
PRANK J. snuu, Clerk.
BIddefori. Dec Dist
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To Holders of Government bonds.
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND vALUADLEs.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS.
10 STATE ST, BOSTON.

LEE, IIIGGINsON co. offer for Rent. SAFES In.
side their Vaults at rates from go TO 500 per an-
mum They aiso offer 20 receive, on special depos
n, as Baiiees securities OF pcr,ons living In the
country or travelling abroad, 0hicerv OF the Army
and Navy, Masters OF vessels, and Others. Circu-
lars containing full particulars, forwarded on ap-
p.icaticn 20 uENBf LEE, Manager.
Boston, March I. 1868. sp.noIyII
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10000 Paper Collars, with Cloth Lined
Button Holes for ~ 90 per hundred. or Is cts. Elm.
gle box, with II oral discount to those who buy
to sell again. For sale by U. q. Clark 4 Co
Wholesale and Retail pealers In Mems. Youths
ana boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 70 Main
Street, Ssco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOARD WANTED.
A lady wishes board In n respectable family In
this city, Price not 90 much OF an object as
good homo. Address A. D., caro- OF JOURNAL VI.
ice
Biddeiord, Dec. 25, 1865. 2wls
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10 LI3ENARD ST.,

NEW YORK. Oct. u. 1867. J
DEAR Sin, TT Is with much pleasure that say
10 you that I consider the Plantation Bfffsrs Of
untold value, In the Fall ofie67 was taken with
chest and head IL Was with great difficulty that
could breathe. My lungs were greatly distressed,
aud there was severe pain 10 my right side, by
spells could hardly get up from my bed. called
a doctor, who attended mo all winter, without the
least beneat. About the FIRST VI August com.
meneed using your Plantation Bitfsrs "A wine.
glass full three times day and have used most
OF the time since, and am now we'll and strong,
able to do oil my own work and the care Of large
family. Yours. &C..
SUSAN WILSON.
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BEREAVEMENT OF THs ADMINISTRATIONS use
OF Speer's STANDARD Vino Bittersn In keeping the
system in tone, and preventing dsrangrmont Of
the bowels. Is almost beyond belief: Try them
and you will DO convinced. For shle by druggists
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COUNTERPART MoSEY.-An "Engraycr"
writes to the New York Sun, claiming to be
.ono who knows" and tells how tho dangerous
counterfeits are executed:
A party Of men, say from three to q dozen,
get together and hold frequent meetings, and
cot according to . plan laid down. One or
two will find out some copper-plate printer In
the employ Of the bank-note printing ofiice-in
fact, all such printers are known by the party.
Thee men win manage to meet one VI the print.
ers in the evening, get acquainted, drink, and
have . good time generally with him, anu ~
proceed for Q few evenings. Then they offer
him from $50 to $50 to procure certain kind
Of impression. This impression 10 made In this
wise The printer will take an impression upon
tin foil from the plate from which he Is print
ing, which can be done in moment. Thus
you SEQ every line and sine Is obtained CORRECTLY.
Prom this tin foil an electrOtype plato Ii made.
They then get some plate printer that can be
found about the city, have good time with
him, and engage him for $40 per day to do the
printing. BY this plan thousands Of copies are
struck Of which defy detection, except in the
Quality Of the paper which will slightly differ
from the genuine. The place Of manufactory
Is generally some distance from the city, like
Staten Island, Flatbush, or sometimes Baxter
street, or similar localities In the city. 1t sa
strange fact In every case where party Of this
kind exists that every member lacks confidence
in his associates. Every move made by one Is
narrowly watched by the others Of the party.
Il would be death to any informant or SPY that
did not look we'll to himself
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HsA n J. Nllsr q Portland. Cs,lsssor q
IsaR,al lsssaas Or III district. & . u = b
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WILMINGTON. Dec. %, 1868.
Tho sunshine Of autumn has penetrated icy
December. and The season Of the HOLIDAYS Is ush-
cred in by week Of most une.csp.ion.bls
weather. The streets arc throneed to overflow
inn. and ,hs cspseity Of our broad sidewalks |.
NOR, than ,..s.a BY the hurryins ,hrOne which
crowd, them a the time approaches for the an.
ma, Wal. Of SAINT. Claus. which, here a. no.
,A.,. Moth .no..r, 10 .hsorb 40 larpv = sharx
~ .,.rvho,v,, Attention. Hsnd.ome men and
h..,,;s,, vn,,., ,,sr,.v THAR attractions and
.,,,ur,i., N. f..h,on. vhi,e b.slin. In The sun.
-. :, A. ,..h,o,.h,s ala. ~ m. .,.nu.
- g., ~. 80, :, a...r,.,, villas, un,,.,
-s,,s !, .-.,,... :, , NJ, Au,n,, .f,.rnoon
49,. -, =. u..,,s..,, ,h.,o,,,hs,,. !. "a,
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'ng Mr.. Co'fAx and vic who TINS season cons''-
su'' ~ss A v -. - ~.
have gone elsewhere to Pas the holidays there
ssili Are enough leu OF the A'semo'ed VISION"
10 temper our society, during the adjournment
With generous sprinkiing Of dignity.
During The past week but little progress has
been made BY the House In dispOsing OF current
business. nearly half Of the time having been
devoted 10 sulog'ss on the Life OF Thaddeus Ste
'sas Eighteen euos's In tho ho 80 besides .
number In the senate TESTIFY 70 'ne nisn esteem
In which the memory OF the "'rea' oommooer
b held oy those VINO were ior % long ume ~
soeisssd with him while living.
In the senate MI Morton maae pee0n IN
support OF his finance OIL which "in aelSc'
wide attention both In this country and In hu-
rOPs. Other bulls embracing various schemes
Tor dsposins OF our memorable deo'' nave oeen
and wiz continue 70 % introduced anu Oon-
grs's VII adopt That which 1t regards the most
practicable Tor meeting tho dimeuiy. on one
point moss memosr' sasreed-s0me'n'ns mus
% zone and som: ms.sais 'o0sns '0..u ,
resumption " 'ps'" Ps"e"~ VIZ 'P''>'
within inc nez' su m'o'n'' ....
COST OF MAINTAINING TIE oovks
The estimated cost OF maintaining the oov-
eminent for the year ending June So' 1871 Is
$50. ooo. 600. Included In this amount Is the
vast sum Of so2.ooo for the support OF the ar
my, and also Of S2l.ooo'ooo TO sustain our ma
val sstablishmsnt. 10 pay the interest on the
public debt rsqai'': siss,o0'uO' ins oa >.
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, It docs
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on The hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustrc nnd grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
PRAcTIcAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE Sl.oo. -
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MxRnY CHRISTMAS IN ESoLASD.-Thc Lon
don correspondent Of the New York Times
gives the following doleful account Of Christmas
in England. II should be taken with some
slight discount:
.Eng,ishmen take delight In reading how many thou
sanls of tons OF besf sent 10 the Christmas market
nDd thy devour this beef In huge scs, with the rel
rvsyy (or blocd) running down their ehins, and stun
IN eseyes Afterwards with great wedges of plum piding
anil then pile on heaps Of mince pies, and wash all
down with rivers of port wine, we'll brapde This what
they cali having "Merry Christmas People are NJ The
table Who you'll much rather lie at their own homes anu
reztiyes who have not feeling sentiment In common
are Obliged to st side by side and even try TO talk, simply
beo.uss Il h the 18th % Decenoer. The ordinary hnr-
sLman N N hess guryng animal, aud this parteu-
lar ay he makes himself receptacle for all Kinds
Of ipcongruous Rod What 10 the consequence! A lev
Ssy, Afterwards he has another with those unees and
auns hs trsdesmans bills pouring In, the servants
s own and everyboiy elses) are fostering him from
morning tl night < "Christms Boxes, he Is preached
Al In the PAPERS aH finally he sinks nto deeper depth
than ever % dsspoodeocy and GLOOM lie snu'- his
vile scois the children, swallows box aer box Of Cckies
nils ami begins the new year bllshted man. Now this
L the true picture u Christmas"
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MAGNOLIA wArER-Superior to the hest Inn
ported herman Cologne, and sold at half the price.
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DIED.

r- Notices Of deaths net exnceilng SIR lines, Inserted
free above that number n regular advertising rates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-09-17

 An Act in addition to an Act for the regu-
 lation of Civil Actions. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. 1. The writ of repleyin to recover property attached may be signed by a judge or clerk of the Superior Court, by the judge of any City Court or by justice of the peace.
 Sec. 2. Where the value of the property sought to be replevined does not exceed one hundred dollars, the writ shall be re- turnable before justice of +he peace for the county where the plaintiff or defendant re- sides and an appeal raay be taken from the final judgement of such !rlstice by the par ty against whom the judgement may be given.
 (Continusd on F0arts PTel
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-09-17
JAMES U. TAINTOR, Clerk.
CHAPTER LXIII.

An Act in addi tion to "An Act for the B50
 ulation of Civil Actions.
 Be it enacted by the Senate andf fHouse of Represen tatlves in General ~Assem bly, convened
 Sec. 1. That the defendant in all actions brought for the recovery or q debt, may set off against such debt any debt he may have against the plaintiff, or the plaintiff and another or others, and to all such Cases the provisions of section one hundred and nine of the act to which thls Is in addition are extended; provided, that this act shall pot affect any suit now pending.
 0nc. 2. Chapter XCIL of the public acts
 666, is hereby repealed.
 Approved July 24th, 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-09-17

Programme
 Commencing at daylight.
 Grand salute of thanks to all our patrons.
 lOa.m. Arrival of wagon loads of customers. p. m. Extra train filled to oyerllowing
 The remainder of the programme is to be continued, for Kilbourn is too busy to waste his time in telling people what they already know that they can buy cheaper, and better of him than of any other store in the county. His is the only store in Litchfeld directly up on the Railroad, and consequently you don't have to pay for hauling over the hills. Have Mercy Upon the AnniRniles. And go to the Depot for yourself. Don't be fooled. No goods wholesaled at retail prices, Look at these items.
 SUGAR, 8, :, 6 LBs, FOR $ LOO FLOUR. VERY BEST, 15. 75 MOLASSES, SUPER EXTRA, soc CODFISH, Sc TEAS, FROM soc. TO Sl. .75 PRINTS, FRESH PATTERNS WEEKLY, sc TO 15c All kinds of Dress Goods cheap.
 Come and see for yourself.
 12 tt D. c. KILBOURN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-09-17
CHAPTER LXIV.

CHAPTER LXIV. An Act in addition to ''An Act relating to
 the General Assembly," Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. 1. That all public acts passed at the present session of the General Assem- bly and approved after July third shall take effect from their passage. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from it's passage
 Approved July 24th, 1868.