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EIIow many Thousands OF the past generation
might DO saved from lingering dsease and untimcly
books as tho medical works OF DIT. A. II. Hayes the
physician who has performed 20 many astounding
cures tho last ton years. Those works treat OF mat
tors extremely important 10 both scxes. Geo ad-
yertisement Of Peabody Medical Institute) 3m9
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Cambridge Cattle Market. DOT. 10.

Prices of Market Bccf-Extra SO 90 n SO IS, hrst
quality $500 40 $780, second quality til ~ % u U
third quality 81 % 5000.
: Prioss Of store Csttle-working Oxen, v pair.
$3.50 $2O0, $40 % $40. III =. -
Mllsh Cows and Calves nom sa5, $50, .s', s'' 500
% $il5.
three years old ti2 90 t62.
Prices Of Sheep and LAmbs-In lots 81 90, 81 ~,
- 90 40 50 80 each extra 81 20 % 81 60, or nom %
% Ito Y N.
Spring Lambs, 50 90 "a 81 60. a....tE
Hides of9Ic y b. Tallow 20 7lc v n.
Pets sOc each. Calf skins - 10 20 v n.
Prices Of Poultry-Extra 1874 % &c primo isl %
l9c good ~ % 1856 medium " 10 7io' poor 70
medium l6lc Y n.
sheep-E1tra includes Cosscts and when those Of
IN inferior quality are thrown out.
N. u. Beef-Exua and first quality include no.
thing but the best, large fat, stall fed Oxen second
quality includes the best grAss-fed Oxen, the beat
stallfod Cows and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists Of Bulls and tho refuse OF lots.
REMARKS.
Dealers arc nking full .. high for their Cattle A.
prices were quoted at the Close OF brighton market
last week. The supply nom all quarters this week
will oycrrcach that OF last week.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22

Ben Wade paid the following earnest tribute
to President Grants administration in recent
speech:
"why, sirs, fifteen years win wipe out every
dollar Of this debt, II other Administrations dc
as well rs the administration Of President Grant
has done 20 far. believe, that, under Coo, the
Administration is performing the duties with an
honesty Of purpose, and determination to dc
right, TO save every dollar that can be saved,
and apply IL to the liquidation Of the debt and
that Is my idea Of fnanciering. II Is kind Of
homely way, but know Of none better and
Grants Administration has entered upon IL with
triumphant success, and ought to be sustained.
| admit that would like to have voted for q
trie,l statesman when voted for him, but did
not know how firmly he hehl the great principles
Of the Republican party ; and lwould part with
my lie quicker than | would part with those
principles to-day. have never yet sweryed one
single inch from them, and never will. fear
ci President Grant might not hold to those prin-
ciples as firmly and as safely rs did, because
he had occupied no position which had called
upon him to bring them out. Iwould hayechos
en- man. II I could have had my own choice,
who had been tried by fire, and in whom we
knew there was no shrinkagc. But, sirs, Prcsi-
dent Grant has beer tried. You see his dealings
with the South (; you sec his appointments in the
agents OF the Government, and you ind them
all Of the glorious stripe you and would want
put i'm. w. know, now, his heart Is STEPPED in
the great Republican doctrines. 1 am glad 70
ascertain this fact beyond doubt"
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Save your Doetsr's Biils.--whea Dr.. Wis
tar's Balsam Of VIVID Cherry viii cuRs coughs,
colds bleeding ut tho lungs and arrest the fell de
s.roysr Consamgson. u docs more than most ply
one dollar, will satisfy the incfclulous that they
need look no further for Tho required aid.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22

The fsuE SECRET or DEAurY iis In tho uso Of
Hsgnu's Magnolia Dalm for tho complexion.
Roughnsss. Rsdnoss. Blotches, Bunburn, Preekles
and Tan disappear whore II 10 applied, and beau.
tiful Complexion Of pure, satin-like texture Is OBJ
tslned. Tho plainsst features are lnsde 10 glow
with healthfal Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, IIagan's Magnolia Balm Is tho thing
that produces hcse effects, and any lady can secure
II for rs cents ct any % our stores.
Lros's KAInArRos Is tho Best Hair Dressing
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The New York Journal Of Commerce say
that certain newspapers, which give currency
to the vague charges that President Grant and
other prominent officials are implicated In the
recen, gold movement and made profit by the
ring. are disgracing American journalism. II
calls upon such papers to stop throwing out
such damaging inslnuations, or to furnish some
proof Of their truth. This Is commendable In
the very respectable Journal Of Commerce but
Its protest wiz have no effect. President Grant
Is abused and slandercd. Is every other Prcsi-
dent has been, and IS future Presidents viii be.
II Is disgrsoeful to the journals, which indulgc
In the abuse, and give currency to ISLANDERS, u
they do not originate them. But the cousols-
ton is, that the character Of no public man |,
seriously injured BY such assaults.
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WANTS, LOST AND FOUND.

VTTANTED-2 First-class Sewing Machine
w Operators hand sewers, must be quick |,
sfn, or moro purchasers for the Weed Sewing Ma
faIrs, aDO or more purchasers for other hrst-class
machines, every body % know that give the bsst
terms offered In this state, all 10 know that give
out work 10 those buying Machines OF me. q. u.
Maine.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22

In saeo, Oct. q, Mis- Victoria J., youngest
daughter OF Jonathan and Eliza Parker, nged 10
In ssco, Oct. 10, George y. son Of Jason II. Saw.
yer, aged i6 years and months.
In Saco, Oct. NJ, Mis- Maria Bennett, formerly OF
Ellsworth, aged 81 years and months.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22
--E-T REPORT ErH
tA. D.. % rul CONDITION o. sna ~ -
BiddeEord National Bank,
49,. Ostossr ., 1863. TI.
0este Of Maine,

rH State Of Maine.
YoRx Cor,rY.-I, n. NJ. Chapmaa, Cashier %
the Biddefbrd National Bank, 10 soiserniy sweaf
lst the above statsmsnti 10 true, 70 hs best u NY
knowledge and belief IL.
70. Cashier.
sworn 70 and subscribed before mo This hIteenth
day Of October. 1869. GEORGE ii. ADAhs,
tSignedl Justice Of the Pcsoo.
Correct, attest, NO. KENDALL,
TII0S. QuINBY, Directors.
iva GE0. ii. ADAMS,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22

CouSrY ov YoRk, ST., Chas. A. Moody, Cash-
Ter Of the First National Dank e Biddsford, Do sol
snnly swesr that The above statement txus 70 The
best Of my knouiedEo and belief. &c., ID. d
CnAH A. MOODY. cAsau.
Sworn and subscribed 70 bssose me This 18th day
Justice Of the Pssos.
'''' MiRsgALL pIERcR,
HsRErY II. RANKS, SDtrsctor.
iva TiIOS. II. COLI,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22

the administration. and most cheering OF
all. Reputation is eiiectually condemned
in the person of Pendleton Of Ohio.
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Valuation Commissioner, Notice.

DURSUANT 70 Act Of LegisIaturc, aPprovcl
February iIth and Resolve approved fss,u az
thousand eight hundred and axty-nlne, In relation
10, and 70 provide for state valuation, NE S.m-
mlssionsrs viii hold ssssion al the Capitol in Az
gusta, on tho nth day OF October 10y pf W ~.
fsessors. or some ons Of them. Of eseh CITY, Town
and Pianlstiou, arc hereby required " nPPM LII.
sonaiiy with, OF transmit 20 them, on Az IN VII VII
~, s.xsr,i citiss Towns and Plantations er The
'. VIZ" ,.ns.sn handrsd and sxtySeven, eighteen
hundred and ,Ity eight and egstssn hund,ed aad
Al under csth rcfsrenes being had 10 said Act and
n~~,lVea-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22

In this city. Sept. 10, by Rcv. A. J. Weaver, Mr..
Thomas Lord and Miss Sarah T. Buck, both Of ID.
In Saco, Oct. II, by Rev. Benz. Wheeler, Mr.. Al
bort Harlow, OF this city and Miss jennie Murphy,
OF y. -
In Augusta, sept. T. by Rey. @. A. King, Wilbur
=. Lunt, esl., Of this city, and Miss Mary Il. Rggs
Tn Dover, N. IT,, Oct. Q, Mr. Charles @. Gordon, Of
Saco and Miss Nellie d. Percy, Of this city.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22
Biddeford and saCo Retail Pnce Current

Apples. y bu.,.l 60 % Q 100
Cooking. Hbs., .!7eDl %
Dried, v n...... 1880.
Deans, v ba. ....3 oo93 81
Butter, v ib........fs6fs
Cheese, b......llU20
Coffee, RIO, Y ID. .256H
Java, v ib........3SaD3s
Corn, Y bu......1 2S0l 30
Chickens, v b-,...........
Eggs, y dos. 8A30
Flour, comfy bills Is 40 IS
Extra. ...... 8 90 % . so
Double Ex... 00111 %
Fish, Dry Cod, v b. las
Pollock, Y b.......A66
Hay, Y ION SIS oODt20 90
Pessvd do, Is 90. .. 20 90
Hams, v y. 2lm2
Lard, v ib..........22zrl
Lime, cask.........lso
Cement ............ ESQ
Meal, v bu......1 2sDi 30
Naeterei,......v ibl06Dlt
siolasses, C., Y gall. AGO
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REPORT
o. TEE CONDITION o. fHE
Worth Bersrtck National Bassk,
Al close Of business, 9Th day Of The 10Th
month, 1862.

h' ssste of Maine.
CouSTY or YoRk, ss.-I, r. Husscy, Cashier 81
tho North Berwick National Bank, do solemnly q.
arm that Tho above statement 10 true, 70 the best VI
my knowledge and belief. r. hussEY,
- IT Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed 10 before mo this Isth day
Of October, 1869.
Correct, attest, WILLIAM HILL,2.
F. =" 0EO. II, SNOW, Directors.
lwi, ISAAC ii. HODISs,>
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22
REPORT
or THE
Ocean National Bank Of Kennebunk,
At tho clore Of Business. Oct. Q, 1859.

State Of Maine.
Couxry or YoRk, ss.-I, q. Lttiedeld, Cashier
nj The Ocean National hank, Of kennebunk, do sel.
epniy svcar that tho above statement 10 true 30 tho
best Of my kpowledge and belief. 80 nj
g. LITTLEPIELD, CAsHisR.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before mo this sDt, day
Justice OF The Peace.
JOSEPH TTTCOMB,
IVA j iSliS iIfI SiIKEh Directors,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22
- REPORT a.1Ir
OF TIE CONDITION. or TEE
South Bersciek National hank,
At tho close Of business, October ., 1859.

stats Of Maine.
CouSrY or YoRK, s-I, Edward IIayman. Cash.
Ter Of tho South Berwick National Hank. 90 solemn.
W svear that The above statement 70 true 70 tho best
Of my knowledge and belief.
EDWD HAYMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this eighteenth
'"' " 'S'' il. II. HOLES, Trial Justice.
corr.ct, attest. }. II. DuRLEI0iI,
II. n. HOBBS, Directors.
lvu WIN. ID. JHWErT.S T.TVT
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22

"A special Madrid dispatch ssys that the In
surreotionary movement insids the City Of Va
lencia was reconmeaed b. the reyolutionists,
whom the government t.pops proceeded to enter
the town after the capltuhtion. The soldiers
were received, on marching into the place. with
volley Of musketry, and the hre being re-
turned hostilities were renewed. The fighting
.f;iI ronfinuaa
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-10-22
SETH SEAMAN,
u. S. PREscoTT.
xBRL PiiEsc0Tf,
kii,yAS TctRsIER, -
pIQTNAN uOC0nTON,

The usessors OF tho several Cities and Towns and
Plantations viii pes the Importance OF compr
with the Act and RESOLVES above resTa ~,
Early day, to nciutais The Wofh u VIZ a1N
efl.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-17
.uisceHdHcoHs.
The right man in the right place, a hus-
band at home in the evening.

The right man in the right place, hus-
band at home in the evening.
An enthusiastic German doctor has
started quarterly journal for the promo
ton of the study Of lice and other human
parasites.
If you want to find faults that arc bad,
be on the lookout; ifyou want to find those
that are worse, be on the look-in.
Josh Billings says that the musqulto
was born of poor but honest parents, who
had in their veins some of the best blood in
the country.
Electricity as heating medium, has
been, 1t is asserted, been successfully tried
at the Hotel Dieu Hospital in Paris, and it
Is reported that hereafter the other large
hospitals of that city will DO warmed by
means oil the electrical apparatus instead
of coal
In Cincinnati, fifty years ago, the pro-
prietors of the pork-slaughtering houses
considered the curing of fifty pigs a good
day' work, and the killing was done with
rliie' Now, single establishment will
Kill and put up two thousand head daily.
Sam, what do you suppose is the rea-
son that tho sun goes toward the south in
the winterY" "Well, / don't know, mas
sa, unless he no stand the climate of the
norf, and so am bliged TO go to the souf,
where he 'speriences warmer longitude"
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHO0D.
PUBLISHED DY TIE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. Buiinch Street, Boston,

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l. DIR. DOW continues to be cnnBuNed at his Office
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THE so.vG or THE .uELL.

When summer airs are fresh and sweet,
And clover blossoms new,
And birds rejoice, and young lambs blcat,
And skies are clear and blue;
How merrily the mill goes round,
How mcrriy goes the mill,
Az the hopper clacks with CHEEKY sound,
And echoes DER the hill
Whom age sits shyering by the fire,
And wintry worlds are white,
And youth doth chill his warm desire,
And frosty north winds bite;
still merrily the mill goes round,
And merrily goes the mill,
As the hopper clacks with cheory sound,
When all the world is still.
We know no strife that plaques the great,
Nor care that kills the small;
We live above the reach Of fate,
And therefore fear no fall;
SO merrily the mill goes round,
So merriy goes the mill,
40 the hopper clacks with a CHEEKY sound
And rings across the hill.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-17
W. p. HEALD.
VOODWOBTH PLANER &BELT GIGGER,

nh DEAR SIR, l beg leave to inform you that l
III haze disposed Of my business Planning Ma
chine Manufacturer, TO G. J. WELD, to whom |
slowed upon me Will be extended to him.
LUTHER WELD.
Having made patterns Of improved style for the
Woodwork PAner, 4 Belt digger Saw Mills, I am
ready to furnish the above Machines Of a better kind
and lower price than can elsewhere be obtained
Address CALVIN j. WELD, BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
Sept Gath, ls09.-1y99