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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS,

WOODS MUSEUM, :, r,,.,, .,,..,
TWO PEkFoRHANcEs DAILY IN THEATRE.
Tes % hs h ss Of the
On Monday, December IS Every evening and Wednesday
and Saturday Matinee until further notice Buresue no
written by W. Broush localized ana entitled
ERNANI;
HORN aoRN OF OF 4 DILEMMA,
Win the following distribution OF talent In the cast =
tines .o.sAa character ala GYpR THoMPsoS
Misses Ada Harland Liza Weber, Mary Wells Logan
Hi (sis first appearance America, Sol Smith, Jr, W. NJ
lay. MT barnes, Corps de Ballet and numerous AUXILIARY
Conoy sr snd a aTana ~ p
eraIss nad anpSlntments by Charles De Forest
BEXUrIFUL SCENERY,
To commence with the farce OF
THE QUIET FAMILY
:. KATE KEARNEY AND POPULAR FARCE
Il HOST sI' OF # LII su HUMAN PHENOMENA.
MENAGEklE OF WILD ANIMALS
p SEX MoSsf fG exhibition
OF which full particulars viii be Immediately
THEATRE FRANCAIs.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LEUE.
4 Positively last week Of GENEvIEVE
Sole Lessee and Director. GRAU
Eleventh week and last SIX nights OF Onenbachs famous
EVERY NlEHy the orr W s sanss Of the
DESCLAUZAS in her charming role OF Boulotte.
Together with ils I;si Al; assaas, Of
Rose Bell Desclauzas Carrier, Beckes Bourgoin Genot
Gabel original role of Pctou, together with the entire
In active preparation, Heves celebrated Opera Boue,
L'ElL CREVE, which will be produced next week. .
Boxes from s to So Family Circle, 50 cents after half
past nine admission half price,
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.
IN Fourteenth street. opposite Academy Of Music
MATiNEEs EVERY DAY AT az
MATINEES EVERY DAY AT 2e
MATINEES EVERY DAY AT 2l
SuPERb HOLIDAY PROGRAMME.
DASHING HORSEMANSHIP,
WONDERFUL GYMNASrIC FEATS,
EXTRAORDINARY ACROBATIC EXERCISES
AND sIDE.SPLIfTING PANTOMIMEl
Second week of the very successful -
GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME,
er1owfng with
ABSURD ADVENTURES, ODD SURPRISES
LUDICROUS INCIDENTS,
LAUHHABLE SITUATIONS,
MAGIC TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS
AND FURIOUS ROLLlCKING FUN.
entitled
BLUE BEARD LA TURQUE-FRANCAISE,
BLUE BEARD LA UNDERSTANDINGS,
BLUE BEARD LA TURQu E-FRANCAISEs
which will be performed
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
In connection with brilliant array of
MAGNIFICENT ARENIC SPORTS,
BY THE MOST TALENTED TROUPE
OF STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS
to be found In Europe America.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OIiAi0 issMHAPpY NEW YEAR-,ss sh'iSs AT
325th to SSsd performance Of g. L. Fox's Pantomime
.fhs, Hit Hit HUMPTY DUMPTY. .rhs', HI HI
The inimtable American Pantomimist,
Mr.. GEORGE L. Fox, as CLOWN.
A brilliant kaleidoscope 1888 There piece
sass
gorgeous scenery great Ss this beautiful produc-
s%s s%Ss%Ei sns GSASp ITALIAN BALLET
Th saE4T .as
Seats Seats reserved in advance for matinee or night
Brilliant reconstruction OF H. ID. In q few days
RRoADwAY THEATRE; ADMISSION g CENTS
OF woSDEEfSa AND d bELiaHFEp %SpfEscns
THE Es GREEN sEzF ssAk 81 gHR
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
in John Sr0usAAm Tn as' E RAJ RING.
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
WITH NEW IRISH W.T. SONG And DANCE
Rsssf Sas?assa HELD Hall.
THE GREAT !ss3n NsiscRe sc sEs and Gilbert
THE RISING OF TUE WATERS.
NEW TuRp REAR WAMs MkT1sEE
Seats secured SIX days In advance.
NJIBLo's GARDEN
po'' 2Fss hsssp%. Nn sePfpds; lo;4o
MospA Dee 8 sss H VIII & presented, for the forty.
''''u MO- Nos y" ENJOYABLE DRAMA OF TIE DAY,
AFTER DARK;
LONDON G AZ NIGHT.
TIT, TEE ST TO TE sTESE n THE
Nc hooh
SINGING DANCING, M MY MUSIC AND APPOINT
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STATIONERY,

AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TftE STOCK o
Fancy Goods positively sold nj ten cent above
Of Importation, to make for the extension Of the ST
tionery and engraving business 5SS and S3 Broadway
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HELP wANTED-FEMALES.

LNIRST CLASS EMBRoIDERERS AND FINE SEWERS
II wanted-Atlord Taylors, corner Grand anu .hys
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID NEW YEAR HOLIDAY.
NEW DRAMA. NEW BALLET
Life and Adventures OF the
of MAGIC FLUTE,
JACK SHEPPARD. by the
Acts, BUTLER TROUPE,
IS Scenes, % Tableaux. with the inimitable
Everything New. BOB.
TWO PERFORMANCES NEW YEARS DAY.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-BARGAINs FOR CASH; OVER SO
"A elegant Parlor Suits covered with satin brocate reps
CLOTH from Turkish Chairs lounges OF
all kinds Parlor Bedroom Dining Room Furniture, at
sacrifice, So Bleecker street, near Broadway.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsTGN.-.THE SECOND
IN n,er eyhhiou Including the works OF the late Acade
nricians, elliott Leutre ana Mount, y now open mM snu
evening. Twenty third suees CORNER VI foW" AVENUE
The Union and journal., 1868-07-17
FOREIGN.

Lord John Russell never perpetrated but one
bon mot. Speaking Of the Schelswlg- -Holstein
question Lord John said. ''Therc never were but
two men who understood II, friend Of mine
and myself My friend died after explaining It
to me, and have entirely forgotten what he
aid."
A Bengal tiger recently escaped from his
cageat Antwerp and went on . rampage through
the oity.-He broke his fast on . oart-horss In
the approved Bengal style, Ate IN unfortunate
gardener who came In his way, and was modi-
tating IN entrance into dwelling -house through
the second story window when the street was
barioaded and his majesty shot while crOuching
for spring.
-Four thousand Parsguaysn women, under
the charge Of IN Irish woman named Ein Lynch
have been armed by General Lopes, and arc
protecting his communications. Thoss women
win have their rights.
In Q recent trial In the Court Of Quecn's
Bench, In London, England, the Chief Justice
decided that fair and impartial report Of the
proceedings Of court Of justice, although, a.
Incidental 10 them, Il may embody matter de-
hmatory 10 an individual, Is, nevertheless,
privileged and protected; the public interest
and advantage In having tho reports published
prspooderating % much over the inoonveni-
enoe b individuals. - 10 justify The sacrifice Of
private convenience 70 the public good.
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MARRIED.

IL. !. ~ y, NJ ~ S.S d., a. :. s'-, NJ cs.rs a.
D.o.n and Nj. ss.S L fis, Z Eso.s.akpot
In tAls city, Jvy IL b. Rev J. s>rvsns M ssm,s, n
c.res, q Yet, saA ~ IIs.saA 2. Ierasd q TEssry:
>. 1.,na N 81. s..i (. S.;S:rs. T. 81 =, sal'A'
In Kensseaak, by Rsv. 4 Nstk, NJ Joasshs. J.
JeAassa ssd hhs eas,h A. lAsuhss. : T--'--
In osst -, ~ H, 10y = y lsx. = y. HAds,
~ Hss Yss cv, soa kss 12ss nss~ 80 s..ss. -.
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cssissW. Mo-, Z NJ - - ). r.. = Q.
n Esq, svy AH Asy. NJ. ceSaS n jss,h {.
wussa, q NsAasi, hsS, asd M SspAs a. WuS. Z
In fvs.sah, by Z - lsv. -. wslsAs,a. ~.
Jssn & naaa, q festDssiA, and hss Absts u. Sssls,
q khtsU. aHF no ItIT WTLWII
IN o.sas.s, JsS : ~. Asst A, Asss ssd N. Mem.
n css:a ysE Z ". ivsv cses ~ N. osaa Ass
kdvsfdA - CosA inTIl Vu Utgt
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THE UNION G. tJOURNAL, *

Y@ nAay ysan ~ PianeHue has hsad usqusstoosd
monopoly but vstng tasts f0s those ORCHESTRAL saecn
In plsying which ths Piano cannos rndz, has tasd a.
ssnls... - nsoIosis.,S' ~ ~. sSysussrr. in te
AurrscAS OsaAss, - nsds by Q. D. I H. ". Smith, O.
Bosom vhch emiDauty recoumed thsm ~ hoDs, schoo
and ckapei -. day % no slncs ~ vis,sd ths nv
nees. O Bessoo Nesk snd vers srprissa q ts v.ss
spounk a akos IN opssatioa, and Ii esmQsa0 q we
appliances IN - eum ths hsavy machhy vhlch Gu"
ne stoct 10 The delicate sppaatus which hshlo e KEY
vuk and artisa. hsnsnl .. y. D n. W. BGAth are re
esrhed a The bsst rsed orEan nanuhctun n The void,
and although ala N hundrsd insrument pr
week, they have found dimcuty IN nuing 0ders. which
come hom oil pasts 4 ue oosnhy. hons Who heaf tnee
thcte and expressive tooes surprsd u The vU WIN
shieh they rec risd By esdlng musicians -PorfisAd
Traasrtpf .r....
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In Ill sty, kay Il Mn. Lydia hsssA, sssd "a ysars
vmaa psosd vtik u ognanrut q 4 ~ snd ovIss
sp.rit, shih, b The dght d God, q Eress prier yos
noss thAn nn century che vH nenbs q ths a
In u.ins,oo, Jan: 2, Mn. Msry, wiz q Henry Co..
ef, agcd u yeAn md moalhs
In s0stA bsrvisk, Juy ., Bssjanin T. Buns, assd -
ysar.
In 0shAn, Jsns %, Mn. hnmA, vis of wsodbsry Q.
Davis, ssed 20 yssu and months.
In s.assa, JAY .. Js'a A.asda Boavsr, Nd II ~.
In Boothb.y, July II, Iranush c., vis os p.assl W.
assd 20 yean.
In sosth BeEvt, July H. Helen, esdsss da.shssf Il
John d. Nesley, Esq, and Mary X Neaiey, ased ~ IN.
and months er sctness vas long and ssvsrs. Evsry
means that Ne wames parental love- and that d hss nu
nercu iens couh susges usrd b Save BE- prvo-
ous lie, bat In vain Her nind vas uncsesded 70 the
last, and her tru,t In Chris. without doubt In Him
she rests. 80 p. F.'.#
Ret, gentle spirit, rvs, thy days are e'~,
elckpess and pain can reach Thy frame No mors.
Thy lf, tho short, vas bright with virtue's rys,
And goodness marksd thy ~ but happy dayA
In Great Yals, n H., July ., Augustus Cushlng, esq-
agod b7 yean. Mr. O. wn taken with IN appopsectk NJ
while walking In his bsct ya about eight O'Clock on the
evening beos his death, and remaina unconscious fr
hours, when death ensued
In Great Pals, n H., July g. Aiooso Jones, ssed about
IS year,
In Lebanon, July 6, Comfort Chamberin, aged Ga IN
In Milton, N H., Jnly 2 Emlra N. Lttieheh, aged ~
years
In Rochester, N. H., Nj. Dudley Hayes, aged ssyrL
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'mbridgo Market, July II.
WHoL0ALa Prices.

WH0LEsALn PRiCD.
rr,oes of Marses Beet-Exsrs Sia 70 % Si3 90 nrst
quality sl2 90 % Sl3 30 second quality Sll ooD ell-
50, third quality $40 % % SO 30.
frio.: q s.c.: c.s''e-wortins oren' ' pair $50
Mich Cows and Calves from SIS, $50, So2 SIS, m41oo
Yesrilngs so % $50 two yea1 old so 20 $ts three
years old SIS % 500.
Prices Of sheep and Lambs. In lots 81 o. 81 co. - ~
10 rs each extra 81 Is 10 bo os from ~ TO SIC Y b.
Spring Iarbs, 81 10 S6 Oh. Veal Calves, - 70 "a.
Hides 9i dpioc. r.ilow % Ito h.
Lamb skins, O. % CSC each. Calf Skins zoo Y D.
sheared Pvlts, 2Sc each.
NB. Deef-Extra and nrst quality Includes nothing
but The best large fst statsd Oxen second gasliy -
cludes the best Erass-fed 0Sen, the bes. stad Cows
and the best three year Old Siecrs ordinary consists o
Bulls and the refuse Of l0ts
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those Of inic
rior quality are thrown out ofthe lot.
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VIM. Kicker had hin right hand blown o6 and
his len badly damaged ty the premature dis
charge Of cannon On the 4th, ct Ksndall's
Mills.
On hoeday this vssk servant girl living
In the haily of0sorge Potter. ESQ, OF Angus
ts, vss sttastsd With oJnvultions while sags-
gsd In vasAiaS clothes, and now liss ia . very
critical condition with little hopes of hes ~
longing 70 he family v.s s,taslUl Ia the sass
manner and died within an hour. Fears Of
poison srs satertained, but thus far none OF the
other member Of the family have sufierel.
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OUR OWN STATE.

List OF Patents issued 10 Maine inventors, and
each bearing date Of July 18th, 1868, reported
for the UNION AND JOURNAL, by VIM. II. Clifford,
Solicitor Of Patents, soil Congress Street, Port
lsud. Maine.
VIM. Atwood, Cape Elizabeth, assignor to At
wood Lead Co., Machine for separating light
from heavy particles Of Litharge, &c.
c. G. Hall, Portland. Steam Heater.
C. p. Kimball, Portland, Car Seat.
@. L. Bailey, Portland, Switch for street cars.
c. Titus, Union, Dragging Barrels.
John Meyer, Portland, Machine for scparat-
ing iron from sugar. ......
The Bangor Whig states that on Sunday
morning Mr.. Joseph Temple Of that city, found
q small snake in his kitchen, which had been Kill
led and brought In by his kitten. The snake was
nearly q foot long. and had copper colorcd ring
about his neck, entirely unlike any yarmint
known In that vicinity. II Is supposed that the
animal was on his way north from the New
York Convention, but unfortuately fell In with
an animal that did not recognize the collar.
In Penobscot, on thursday Of last week, Her
bert Perkins, . promising youth Of fifteen, met
his death in . very extraordinary manner.
he, In some unsccountable manner, got . rope
entangled around his neck and when discovered,
life uAs nearly or quite extinct
Perkins saw mill at Topsham was entirely
destroyed by 6re last Friday evening, and the
toll bridge was somewhat damaged.
The largest brickysrd In the State d st Cas-
tine II runs eight large machines and employs
thirty-thres msu, who turn out from three to
four Millions Of brick per year. Most Of the
bricks are shipped TO Boston, and bring Sl1 80
and sl2 90 per thousand. ...
Mrs. Judge Dickerson WAS passenger on the
steamer City Of Boston, nj the time Of the oollis-
ion on Long Island Sound, last Thursiay night
The door of her room vas jammed % that Il
coald not Be opensd, and Shs was assisted through
the window. when Il was believed that the
boat would 90 down, she vas placed, with other
ladiss In one Of the boats, and rowed TO the 9TH
er steamer, the state Of New York, whore they
were NOT only refused sdmittAnoe, but came near
being crushed under the steamer's wheel. They
then returned 10 their own steamer, and remain
cd until the Nsv London took them oG Mn.
d. Who reached home on Saturday, was oonsid-
erably bruised, - weli a. exhausted from the
excitement and exposure Of night cruise In IN
~ AZ
Our mills are nov running neSIy m ~ 'ns.I aI
m.enins5y. eoos =, 'Vs.va ".,,,.s ~. r.y,,, my ;,
Isns MnuiSus VA sS \. - ..s,sss go
tne Pa.uns INC ne" 0''P ~ ~
'ss'" Jos'a@'
The new Professor Of Mathematics In Bow
doin Is now In Europe. He b . graduate oi
Yale. .......
A.. ,.,,,.-
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Arrived, July 9, Sch wino- HAP fu. nrssahav.a,
RsIksr, Rssoa.
css.ssa-ssA NAssssAa, M.ds.ss, br Rsasrp MI p
HuSoa, Hadsea, fr fhiiadslpAa stssm ING Wsrrsof,
OrnA ~ PurSAAsd
July ., 0ssrsA, Na.9 Rnsspstss. ssr BuAsa
No CarA ~ nsknnrs, sssysy, 80 rsstaAnd-
n. ckarsd, erh rsad, orosins, hr Neg Yot.
a l,a -, is,..s = a.: n. I.sss s.:s. ss css. .
Osarsd, ecA Wiupw Hap, Nss Ysst.
Il. cssssl aosp Isiasi BsiS, Rssissd. .lra
a. Arrived, ssk harssi, oupslrse. Dssasa, s,sa.f
IL c,ssssi, ssA p IApAag, n.sy, Nv Yesk,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
= vcruyrvr m MAyNR Tn ths vnsffe,

DWiiliam y. Watson. Bankrupt In Rsnkruptey.
This is 70 Eivs notice that petition has been pre-
rented 70 The Court, this dxth day OF july 100.
prsyins THAI be may bs dscrssd 10 have full dh
eharrs ffom all his debts, .provabls under ne
BANKRUPT Aet, and upon rsading said pstition, u
ordsrsd by the coart that hearing % hna 1pSn s
ssiors the Court In Portland, IN said District
o'cIock. p. y, and that notlos thereof es pseisn
Cd In the Portland Evening Star, and ne bia.
a,d District once q week eor three weeks, and thAe
All creditors who have proved their claims and
other persons In intsrsst may appear q AID ume
and place. end show cause n any. they have, vhy
che prayer Of saad petition shesld DSt %
Clerk of District Court for said District.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Principles OF Medication.
Viz, Radcays Rsady RsiieE Regulating Pits, and
Rssoipent.

Dr.. Railways Remedies are prepared on entirely new
prpcipes and that Is why they STOP pain quick, and
cure the dangerous diseases rapidly. and with
little iuconvenenoe 70 the patient Some Of confirm
pories boast In their advertisements, that there nothing
nsp In lhelr medlcnes-hat the ngiients are all o be
found IN the U g., and other dspensstries their pub
shed fmulas copies taken fr6m the N. 3. Phana.
ceup kc, hence they claim superiority o merit f their
pills pccoals and sarsaTarla for their similarity 70 lot
Of imperfect inert and worthless compounds. Were not
&c the principles employed In obtaining the medicinal
virtues frSm newly discoved medicinal agents. progrrss
In the science Of medicine would be slow coach Take
for instance the most popular remedial agents Of the day
sarsapariiA and b sdjuncts, turning The odcini con-
pound o. cf the purgavrs-of Aloes, jalop, &c Phy-
sicians chemists phsrmaceutists physoogss, all more
ss oooemn these Agents - uncertain unreliable, &c.
The Msera Meca Is deficient of good, sterling reliable
medicines. The formulas of prepsrng the oeina plus IA
based wrong principles and those who claim 10 se-
cinc rsmeies on the old uncertain rules prescribed, aro
contributing them q value 10 the public Rsdways eady
Reie Reso,vmt and fis new medicines, pS.rAred on
new wrinclpie and win the sick without delay and
inconvenience Bee d. Railways Almanac for 1865. Sod
by druggists and country merchants.
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NO PEpLERs EMPLOYED. iys


DIR. sholes' Eclectic Innrnary
Ror the speedy and permanent cure OF Chronic
Diseases. Once, No. 1ii Court st., Boston, Mas.
DR. Sii0LES does strictly an ONCE business, and
gives special attention to all Diseases OF the Sex.
usl System, by his own Improved method Of treat
ruent. Persons suffering With disease nrsing from
'secrot Habit" or other causes. will fnd 10 TO their
advantage TO consult him. ...
To FEHALss.-Dr. Sholss has made oil diseases
peculiar 10 tho female sex his particular study.
and TO this department OF practice be will continue
10 give especial attention. "lIis Lunar MIxturer
for females may be used by all ladies with the GER
inty In every case OF unnatural stoppage.
Strangers under his treatment, wishing TO re.
and competent nurses. ly30
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Clerk OF pIstrio. Court for aid Di;tric
District Court OF the United States.

District Court OF the United States
nISTRICT OF MAINE. In the mattsr Of
DFnnk Ksay. Bankrupt In Dankruptey.
This 10 70 give notice that petition has been pro.
1868, by Frank kssy, Of Lebanon, . Bankrupt
praying that he mar DO deoreed TO havo full
discharge. from all his dsbt., provable under
the Bankrupt Aotand upon reading said Petition,
upon the ssms. on The 7th day Of September, A; D.
1854 before The Court In Portland IN aid pissriet
at O'Clock, p. M and that notice thereof DO pub
deford UHIoH AND JOURNAL newspapers printed In
said District opos week Tor three weeks and thss
all creditor who have proved their debt: and 9th:
place, and shsv Gauss II sny they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not b Es1nssd.
Clerk Of District Court for '.'d District
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Neties Of Assignee sf his Appeintasns.
TN he Distrios Court q ths Uaitsd 6tstss, Tor
sss Diser,os cf Mir. 4. Us natSss sf Chasies
Guptill, bankrupt In Bankvptey. Dt6rkOr
OP'MAlNB, %. rhs undsFSlgssd heeeby Eve no.
ties q NJ aepsneos1s . Assignss q tAs ssaSs -
Ses,asd asd staAs q halss, within nd po, We -
Sssu sdiudesd BAakrups uSoa IN svn psiafsoe,
- ,fs DtsrssS Cssn % saiA bsersel
SvtO SIX. HAMILTON. Asassee
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SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR MERIT =
Mns & A. ALLsss lnraovEp (Hse sfyis) HAN ks-
sroRsR, or DRnsNo, IN one kotfis( Every drusgiss
sells n Price One Dollar. lmJo
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BIG GEST THING OUT
For All Sewing Machines.

PATENr NEEDLE THREADER and SsriiR, any
one would not be without one that has Machine
Peoples eyes are not OF much account compared
with this instrument for Threading or Setting .
needle In Machine IL 10 ~ simple that every
one will have one that sees It. Price so ccnts sent
by mall ell over this state. Send the name OF the
Machine you are using when you send for one.
AUENTS WANTED everywhere In Maine.
w. g. DYER,
Sole Agent for the State Of Maine.
lbS Middle street, Portland, Maine.
All Sewing Machines repaired. All orders at'
tended 10. lWO
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WANTED

A Coon TIN-PLArE wORKER-one accustomed
to job work and Mlll.work. To such . person
steady employment and high wages will be guar.
antesd. Address "A. b." JOURNAL once, Bidde-
ferd, Me.
Biddsford, July ,, 1868. sp. no. 2su
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In DsnAruptcy.

nBrNCT OP MAINE, - AT Biddsfusd
80 S..sSy Siy,s rosss: q & Il: II ' secs,ss.ssi =
xsirssS Of iiesso 4 Barry, q Bi1GsIsrd, n t.e
County cf Yorf and ssats q nsins, within sai1
bississ .sc - = ss,s s1Isdr:1 sssi,,psI n 3.
sssss. tsvOS John Q. sc1iSoE. SsiEss'.
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N Isus,sssls Astieiss for As ,
PURIFYING Of he BLOOD I
DIR. ]. ". POLAND'S HUN0R DOCTOR.

A positive remedy ss an kinds q Hunor,,-scrofsls
bancss Ulosss, asd IN 0bssa.s Assloos d he bkh
Nerurhi Disessss, sud evesy fant q ths sysa Dys-
psp.la md Aoss dssases sgi.ang In he derAssssns
q the digestive orEaaA ySi.1uces Oonpaln, Neural
petiss, Drprsssioa & s3psfIs, a 6sSiySosSs.
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Bankruptcy Notices.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE In the matter Of
DRemembrance Leighton. Bankrupt. In Bank.
been presented 10 the Court this 10Th dav OF June
1899, by Remembrance Leighton OF Biddsiord, .
nkrupt, praying that he may be decreed TO havea
the bankrupt Act and upon reading said pstition. )
Il 10 ortered by the Court that hearing he had
upon the Same. on the 7th day Of September, A. d.,
SSs before the Court in Portland In said District,
lshed In the Portland Evening Star and the Bid.
dsford Union and Journal newspapers printed In
said District once week for three weeks and oncs
proved their debts and. other persons In interest,"
may appear at sad time and place. and show cause,
10 any they have. why the prayer OF said fotiton
wM. p. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District
The Union and journal., 1868-07-17

NAlis cLoss Tss As Vest - aos .. ~ aud sls 2; \
Fss fAs Eesf - ll-1S 4. =, snd sts ?. =; 70 -
soek q ~ -, ParssosAsA, Nosiay. weicsssv N
rrdy 81 20 ?. T., Lysaa csnse, naniAs' '""'
q 40 .. q.
hAils Asalvs tss tie Esst 81 go a. o.. md AU Y. !.
ySsa tAs Hsss u u D., ssA 400 2. =. F,.-
ek a ilI3o q. r., PArspasassi, Ne.iAy, -
81, M c. .. CovAs. r. n.
The Union and journal., 1868-07-17

The Way 40 minister b . mind diseased Is n take
PERUVIAN Syrup, rrsct~d solution of the proorsds ~
pon which gives strength and vigcr 70 the uhe sem'
rcsorvs i digestive organs N perfect health thereby c-
sforng the mind to its natural viEor.
The Union and journal., 1868-07-17
N0ux NJ aorfs.O

scout OF 6ortss"
Tako DIR. so. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BITTERS,-the most medicinal In the market Es-
ablish cd In 1903. i6ml2
The Union and journal., 1868-07-17
They made her . grave TOO cold and damp
H0 soul % houest and true.~

II they had been wise, The dire Deously d opening inc
enve fr oue lovely might have been aveted hsnta'
TN Bitte timely use, are 10 rescue the ycuns
and 'oysy ths nside-assd and The auns. fS~ o'on"sa
sckness.
Amst al diseases have their beginning In some sigAi
dicuy of the stomach, which would eventuate In dys-
peps headache, liver complaint night sweat, consump
ton death Pantation BerS win prevent these preman-
ito~y symp<cm. and keep The blood pure md the health
sooi Whi they invigorais The syssem, they snlven The
mind.
MlaxolIl wArrl.-A delightful toilet artieie-supe-
rios W Cologne, and at half the price. 33-?w30
The Union and journal., 1868-07-17

Moth Patches, Freclles and Tan.
Tho only reliable remedy for those brown dis
Lot,os." Prepared only by DR.. d. y. Perry, ~
Bond st.. New York. 81 Sold everywhere.