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The Lewiston Journal says that u GER
tain lawyer of that city went into n shoe
store some time since and inquired for n
pair of boots. Jocosely the dealer hand
eel out pair of odd ones, one boot being
n size larger than its mate. The lawyer
tried ON the smallest one. found 1t fittesl
well. and said he guessed he would take
them" perhaps you'd better try the
other one on" said the shoe man. The
legal gentleman tried on the other boot,
and after getting up and tramping about,
remarked, "Why. l never noticed that one
of my feet was larger than the other be-
fore. but sure, il looks like it, don't ftp"
The shoe dealer conned the feet, and
certainly il seemed to him that ono foot
had the advantage of the other. Not sus-
pecting that one boot could be larger than
the other, the lawyer paid for the pair
and walked of. sorrowfully looking Mt his
supposed deformity. A month or two al
forwards the Joke was explained. and the
legal party hasn't been seen with those
boots on his feet since. Perhaps he means
the boot shall be on the other lee some
day.
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A STRANGE SroRr.-Thc friends Of the
Hebrew faith will doubtless read with in
terest that the holy city is ut present
greatly excited over the anticipated APP
pcarancc of the Jewish Messiah in the
course Of the current year. The story
goes that column of fire was recently
seen near the Temple of Solomon, and u
loud voice heard from the mysterious
depths, urging the people to repent, and
prepare for the coming wonders. The
deyotec who heard the warning repeated
il in the city, but was treated rs an I'M
poster; but was given superhuman
strength to contend with the populaco and
the soldiers, whereby his extraordinary
claims to prophetic authority were sup
ported. In consequence of these reports,
two Israelites have been despatched from
Hungary to Jerusalem TO learn the exact
facts, and lay them before the Hebrew
community and the world ut large.
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SheriH7s Sale.

WORK, SS.-Takcn on execution, and will be
Il sold at public auction on saturday, the TWEEN
ty-ffth day or December, A. ID. 1863, st two O'Clock
In the afternoon, at the County House In Alhcd In
said County of York. all the right In equity which
John H. Sayward, OF said Alfred, has, or had on the
second day OF February, A. ID. 1861, nj eight and
half o'clock In the forenoon being the time OF the
attachment OF the same the original writ In this
action TO redeem tho following described real es-
tate situate I'm said Alfred ~ wit; certain lot oi
land, situated In said Alfred, with the dwelling
house barn. and other buildings thereon, and bound
cd northerly by lands or the late John bayward and
Joseph Emerson, and the land formerly owned by
jeremiah bradbury, westerly by land owned by heirs
OF the late Rufus Sayward; southerly by land ofW
e. Allen. Cyrus X. Conant and ID. y. Chadbourne
and easterly by land Of Vim. Trafton, said COnant
and John Sayward, and the highway, couta lining
twenty acres, more or less. Tho said John ii. Say.
werd's interest I'm the above described premises Ia
one half In common and undivided with Mary Say
ward, Of said Alfred.
Also the whole OF one other tract OF land situate
In said Alfred containing forty acres more or less
lying west OF the above described parcels bounded
north by land Of John X. Sayward and land OF Ma:
land of the heirs Of Vim. Z. Allen southerly by
land OF the heirs Of the late John Lewis and the
river Said j. ii. Saywards right, title and Interest
In both OF the above described prcmses being sub
jcct ~ q mortgage given TO Mary Il. and Julia A.
Sayward, both Of said Alfred, 10 secure the pay
ment OF two promissory notes, dated January ~,
1861 for one thousand dollars each, and interest.
Now due 5000 and interest. Said mortgage Ia re-
corded in book 31l page 81, York County Registry.
ABNER MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff.
Alfred, November nth, 1863. 3wi9
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.uiseeiiane0sss.
Singular Case.

A Vermont paper says: There is GER
tain man in this State who cannot speak to
his father. Previous to his birth, some
difficulty arose between his mother and
father, aud for u considerable time she re-
fused To speak with HIM The difficulty
was subsequently healed, the child was
born, and in due time began to talk; but
when sitting with his father was invariably
silent. Itcontinued so until the child was
five years old, when the father, having
exhausted his powers Of persuasion threat
eued il with punishment for its stubborn.
css. When the punishment was inflicted
IL elected nothing but signs and groans
which told too plainly that the little suffer-
er could not speak though he vainly en-
dcavorcd to do So. All who were present
united in the opinion that ii would be inn
possible for the child to speak to its father.
Time proved this opinion to be correct.
AT mature age its efforts to converse
with its parent could only produce the
most bitter signs and groans.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

A colored man. lO2 years old, was late
IN baptized in Shepherdstown, Va, and
united with the F. Baptist church.
The next annual session OF the Maine
Conference Of the Methodist church will
occur ut Augusta on May eth, 1870. I'M
der the presidency Of Bishop Simpson.
A revival Of religion Is in progress ut
Beech Ridge, in Rev. j. Nason's church.
About twenty persons arc reported rs
seeking the Lord.
Rev. James Rand has resigned his pas
torate Mt Northwood. n. H.. and accepted
a call from the +. b. church Mt Black
stone, Mass.
There is one single fact which one may
oppose 10 all the wit and argument of in
fidclity-namcly that no man on his
dcath-bed ever rcpented being Chris
tan. TIT. .|......
A Presbyterian church in Georgia has
refused to allow Bishop Simpson to occu-
DIV its pulpit ION account Of his promi-
nent position and influence in the North
during the late war"
Discussion of the Bible question in Gin
cinnati has led one Of the writers Of the
Cincinnati Commercial to examine the
book. After describing II briefly he comes
to the conclusion that, indeed, the Bible
ba good book to read. ..
Professionalism in Saxony has received
. valuable addition by the conversion OF
Rev. Mr.. Jagar, n Franciscan friar. for
mcrly private secretary TO the Archbishop
Of Prague, and confessor TO the King Of
Saxony.
DIR. Hurst writes to the Methodist. from
tho capital Of Norway. that the people
are remarkable for their honesty. He
found no locks on hotel doors, and be-
licves ne could have lcft his purse In the
court all night and found Il next morning
In safe hands.
An infdcl paper. called The Index. has
lately been started In Toledo. similar Ia
the Radical, Of Boston. Noticing the pa
per the Morning Star says Christ has
bad many determined critics. and multi
tudes Of men have set themselves TO re-
wise the gospel, but somehow the Lord
Jesus and the New Testament survive,
while even the names Of their antagonists
tire hardly remembered. We have n
strong suspicion that Johns gospel and
the epistle to the Romans VIII outliye The
Index.
Joseph addison. whose beautiful and
classic STYLE Is still a.model. wrote de-
fencc of Christian life. But his true chnr-
actcr shone brightest ut The point Of death.
He sent for Lord Worwick. maynard
youth in whose welfare he was greatly
Interested. The youth said : "Dca- Sir.
you sent for me: I believe and hope you
haSe some commands shall hold them
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A Philadelphia lady writes thus from
Frankfort. concerning her visit to Mrs.
Lincoln:
1--WE have passed many happy, sad
hours together. The first night we spent
in Frankfort we sat talking all night long.
until the bright day dawned in ut the win
dow Of her cherries, desolate room. Not
having seen her since met her in her sick
room, after Mr.. Lincoln's death, of course
the meeting quite oyercamc her. For q
while tears and sobs, such rs never wit
messed. rent her anguished heart. She is
rs great n mourner now rs she was the
day she lost the best Of husbands. The
Duke of Nassau and many of the nobility
have called upon her, but she declined re-
Chewing them. Her life Is the lonelicst 1
ever saw
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Sunday Readissg.
For Tho JOURNAL.
The Good Samaritan.
BY REV. 5. c. kINBALL.

A friendless traveller bleeding lay,
Half dead beside the broad highway,
That leads from Salem's sacred brow
Down to tho palms Of Jericho.
A priest all robed In rich array
In pious state Glanced by that way,
He saw the Jews wounds gaping wide,
And passed along the other side.
Levitc also came along.
slow chanting DER Hebrew songs
lie gared upon the dying man,
And nom that spot Of danger ran.
At length n stranger neared the place.
One OF thai lost, aocurscd race,
Upon whose heads the pious Jew
Ills solemn malcdictions threw.
The good Samaritan forgot
His hated race and outcast lot,
Nor did his charity begin
by asking creed, or caste, or Kin.
IIs raised tho stranger from the ground,
And dressed with vine and oil each wound
Then promising the landlord pay,
lie, justified, went on his way.
All! many man lies ALLEN low,
Tween Salem's gates AMI Jericho.
Half dead in sin, deprayed. forlorn,
All hope to ave himself is gone.
Who Is the good Samaritan,
That cares TO save fallen man
Ofhostile creed, or hated race,
Offorci.n tongue, or sooty hoe'
Ills crown shall shine with many star
In that bright land where angels are,
Ills Joy shall increase with each day
When heaven and earth have passed away.
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SheriH7S Sale.

CTATE OF MAINE YoRK, ss.-Taken on
- execution, and will he sold at public auction ON
Saturday, tho eighteenth day OF December, a. ID.
1852 at two o'clock In the afternoon, ut tho store 81
William Rankin, Of Wells, In said County OF York,
all the right title and interest that Reuben NJ.
Dcrrel has had on the sixteenth day OF June, A.
d. 1852 at three o'clock In the afternoon, being the
time the samc was attached tho original writ In
this action by virtue OF bond or contract TO have
a conveyance from Charles Sawyer, OF Portland, In
the County Of Cumberland, OF the following de-
scribed real estate, to wits lot Of land with the
buildings thereon, situated in said Wells, and bound
ed as follows beginning on the north side OF the
lower post road, so called in said Wells at the cor
ner OF land OF John Williams, thence north ioiS
west by said williams land five rods to stone set
in the ground thence north 81 east four rods TO
another stone set in the ground thence south 4Ol'
east Eve rods 10 the lower post road thence SOUTH
westerly by said road 10 the place Of beginning, con-
talning one-eghth OF acre, being the same prem
EDMUND WARREN,
Nov. u, 1869. 3wis Dep'y Sheriff.
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.Speriaf Notices.
DR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
A Blood Purifier and Regulator.

Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite, Liver Complaint
Nervous Anections Diseases Of the skin, Consump-
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Farm for Sale.

IM-o SITUATED in Buxton, near
III - Salmon Pals village. nine miles
034 from saeo, sixteen from Portland
near The line Of the r. 4 n. Railroad.
Said farm wa the property Of the late WIN MIL.
ikeu, and cop,l, Of 80 acres suitably divided Into
tlllsse and psstarags under high state Of ealti.
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly nev,
cuts about IS tons Of hay. Convenisutiy divided
Into two farma Terms reasonable. Apply 70
IVORY u MILLikEN. on the premises, OF 70
t9u DANIEL BENNETT. ESQ.,. Buxton.
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Tw.,,v.fiv, Y,nr,, Prnctice

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Q q Q Q Q 9 Q 9 9
DODD'S
NERVlNE
ONCE MORE,

Tho standard remedy for biliousncss with the med.
Ical profession Il the Anti.Blious PHI of tbs Amcr
can Pharmacopoia. And iS reputation has been
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about ~ big a. meeting house coming Into thslr
throat whenever pill ID spoken Of DODDS NEll
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palate a. any delicate wine. We all know how u 10
with Cod Liver on. In pure stote II Ia excellent
in tendencies 70 Consumption and yet many Of tho
hest physicians decline 10 prescribe u, because u -
drcadfully sickens tho patient. That, they sy,
makes u do moro harm than good. With Dcdd's
Nervine all this becomes otsolete.
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.Nisceuane0sss.
To the Honorable Beard Of County Com
missioners for the County OF York,

To the Ionorabls Board Of County Conn
missoners for the County Of York'
TNHE undersigned, Selectmen Of the town Of
u Limerick, In said county, having been instruct
ed and authorized by the inhabitants OF said town
held on the sixteenth day Of 0etober A. D. 1859, 20
70 do, hereby represent that highway has been
located in tho towns Of Limerick and Waterbcroush,
commencing ct point on the highway near
nlng in a soatheasterly direction 70 the highway
near John LAng's dwelling house, thence 10 James
X. Hasty's, In Waterborough Aforesaid, and thence
oash; that ssid hish..y Is not, no, viii be ons Of
public convenience and necessity and that the q.
pense Of building and keepng In repair aid high
way will not be compensated In view OF the wants
cation and completion Of mid highway now no lon.
ger exist, therefore the undersigned, In behalf Of
aid town Of Limerick, and In pursuance OF their
Instructions from aid town, respectfully pray that
ors may deem expedlent, may be discontinued, and,
rs In duty bound, viii ever pray.
Edwin y fsp IHisstEY, q si ISssisa.
Limerick, October q, 1863.
State Of Maine.
YORK, Ss.-Ats Court OF County Commissioners,
~ of York, on the second Tuesday Of October,
A. ID. 1863, and by adjournment on the eighth day
OF November, A. ID. 1862
On the foregoing Petition, u IL considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought to be heard touching the mat
ter set forth In their petition, and therefore order
That the petitioners give notice TO all persons and
corporations interested, that the County Commits
souers will meet ut the dwelling house Of Ephraim
Durgin, in Limerick, in said county, on Tuesday,
the eleventh day Of January, A. y. 1917, a. Ton
O'Clock A. NJ, when they will proceed TO view the
route set forth In the petition and Immediately aier
such VIEW nj convenient place In the vicinity,
will give hearing 10 the parties, and their witness
ss Said notice 10 be by causing copies Of said peti-
ton and this order OF notice thereon, to DO
ON the town clerks Of Limerick and Watereorough,
and also by posting up copies OF the same In three
public places in each OF said towns and publishing
the same three weeks successfully In the Union and
Journal, q newspaper printed In Diddeford, In said
county, the nrst Of said publications, and each Of
the other notices ~ be a least thirty days before
the time Of said meeting. that all pepon. may then
and there be present and shew cause, II any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not
Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
CT. A true copy Of tho Petition and Order
LRS. OF Court thereon.
S-JWI9 Attest. II. FAIRFIELD, CLERK.
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ITO THE LADIES.

ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
j DIX particularly Invites an Ladies who nerd Med.
Zeal q, SsrgoaI advser % call II hs Rooms, - EDit
,trvt. Bostoa, Mas, which they VII And arranged DC
their sIecisi accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty year N uis
branch Of the treatment q al diseases peculiar 10 ismas,
q 10 conceded by al, Och In this country sod Bsrcf-)
that he exceh all otbsr kpo-n .etti'ness In tbs $50,
speeiy ami edsctuai treatment Of al kmalc complants
Ills mceipes arc prspavd With the enrsess psrpsss OF
rsmoyng I'll diseases, suh % debility vestne.s unns,n-
raj supprrssoos, ensremenb Il The womb aso ell dts-
charges which now IRON mosbh state 81 te b,csd he
ctor L now fully prepared treat In HE peculiar ye.
bosh medically and surriosy, an dseasrs of he tnas
sex and they are respectfully in'itoi 70 call at
No. II Endieott street, Boston,
An Ie,ie requiring sdvies nn's crn,.n one dotsr v
Insure answer.
Dssion. Jan ., 1880.
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.NiscelIaneOssS.
WANTS!

wANTS!
SEQ.
Do you ,cant a good Gold Watch.
Do you rant good Silrer Watch.
DO you rant good Clock.
Do you rant a good Chain.
Do you paa a good set Of Silrer Spoons
Do you rant a good set Of Sarer Forks
DO you pant a good set Of Je,cclry.
Do you rant a good pair Secre Buttons
DO you pant good Gold Ring.
Do you roant good pair Of Speetaele',
Do you ~ant good pair Of Eyc.Giases
Do you pant a good set Of Table Kniues,
do you rant good set Of Plated Forks.
DO you ,cani a good Pie or Fish Kn,fe.
DO you ,cani a good Butter KNIFE
DO you ,cam a good Fruit KNIFE.
DO you rani a good Napkin Ring.
Do yo, ,rant a good Tea SET or Castor.
DO you ,cant a good Cake Basket.
DO you ,rnni a good lee Pitoher.
DO yon ,cant a good Butter Di@-
Do you rant a good Berry Dish.
DO you ,eani good Mantle Ornament.
DO you ,run a good Truv,iling Bag.
DO you ,cuni a good H'dkCor GIope Dor.
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American ssd Foreign Patents.
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents,
Late <sp~f Of hs United States Psi.~i oNss. WssA
isofsa safsr fAS ksf Of lhSJJ.

L1ff l1rNt 0T UHWfa ofatfs OFTrss " -
tssfsa, ssdsr hs Act Of 1851,
N state NJ, opposite Kiiby NJ, Boston,
iYTER an extensive practice Of upwards % 20
II years, continues 10 secure patsnt In The Unit
ed states also In Ureat Britain, france and other
foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, bonds,
Assignments, and ell papers or drawing. for Pat
enx, executed on reasonable terms With dlspsteh.
works, 10 determine the validity and utility Of
Patents Of lnyentious, and legal snd other sdviee
rendered on Ill matters touching the ZANE Copies
Of the claims OF any patent Mrnished. BY rcmit.
Ing one dollar. Assignments rseofdsd In Ws'h'
ington.
fsei,fiss Js' sbtsiniss Psisab o. ssesTfs'sias hs
During eight mouths tho subseriber. in The
course of his largo practice, made On f.xs ,gs,xa
applications, siXTEEN APPEALS, Evhkr ONh
ol which vas decided ~ d. ysse'by The conmis-
sioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
"f recsrd Mr. Edfy % one 81 the most osrsh.
sd sssssstfsi prsetitionsn With whom have had
o'ne''i '"'i CHARLES MASON. Comr Of P..ss,s.
81 have mo Mediation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ . man more eesSsfssf s.d
trssfserfAy, and more capable of psttnE their ap-
pIications In form 70 secure Tor them an sarly
and favorable eon''dtrs,cSSssin me r;hn' omes'
Late Com'f Of ratsnh.
"Mr r. n. Eppy has made Zoe ne InikI hhN
applications, on ell but OSB Of which patents
have been grnuted. and that one 10 s.~ ys.S.s3'
Buch unmIstakabIa proof Of great talent sna spn-
ny on bis part, led, e., me :. 70 .ssis P.sss
a. they nay g. ssrs % having ths nc's hi,hisl
sttsstos Ssssovsd on their eases, end q ysty rsa
souabls eharIss. JUN
Destsa. Jan. !. 1854 ns