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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-05

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WILSON 4 GRAHAM,
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OF ALL KINDS
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24
UNION 20 lJOURNAL,

sketch Of tho gsnial Prok~scr. Mrs. Whitney
begins her new story with the year; Whittier con-
tributes q, poemi and DR.. Hayes, James Parton,
s1S -. . : Of y sss sSs
one OF the best juvenile magazines published.
EvERY SATURDAY Is TO become In sone respccts
. new publication during the ensuing year. IL win
be enlarged 10 an imperial folio Of sixteen page,
about the si.e Of larPer's Weekly, and vli repro
duoe not only the most entertaining and instructive
articles IN the European periodicals., but the best
dcsigns Of leading Earopesn artists. Inc publish,
srs promise 10 make II "ths handsomest Illustrated
Pa has sss TO an sur sss
rates arc S. year, or 81 " subscribers or any other
periodical Published by Fields, Osgood q Co.
TIE Lirrig NoEross, A Summers Liz. BY Mrs:
Clara Barnes Martin, author Of 'sThs Story OF
Mufr" Portland Loring, Short q Harmon.
The work 4 is %o Of 20 Isss. PRINTED |. sdd II
like, easy and attractive TO young folks, for which
u l. designed. 1t opens with frontispiece OF Dame
Trotts Portrait. An who wish TO en.e.tain their
children these long winter evenings. With reading
the Little Nortcns." II can be had at nisOury'',
i3l Main Street -ri,r ',
We are IN receipt Of "RAsBLEs ABOUT PoRrs-
novrH," by Charles w. Brewster, lately deceased,
and who, for many years was editor and proprietor
OF that discreet and influential, political and fAmly
newspaper, the Portsmouth Journal. Now rs Is
we'll known, Portsmouth Is one OF the oldest and
most interesting towns on the continent, rich In
everything connected with the past and abounding
I'm history aud traditions, Albeit, Portsmouth lYes
In the pss rather than In the present. It's streets
and allies wharyes and storehouses ancestral man
sions and venerahle edifccs seem Surrounded with
memories OF other days. In Portsmouth can be
found q lightning rod put up by Franklin, an organ
and baptsInaI font brought nom over the seas when
time was young" Here Washington tarried for q
night and Lafayette once walked It's grand old
streets, and gave his name 10 ono OF the grandest
country r2sds in America. Hero Jere Mason the le-
gal giant S other days practised his great profess
son. and illustrated IL as few IL any, have subse-
luently done, and Webster, too, once claimed
home within It's hospitable limits. Here bartlett,
the Randolph Of the North, spent the greater part
Of his life and Woodbury. lived and died. d.
And what shall NO say OF it grayeyarfs and mon.
unrcnts, Its cold Norti' and '0ld SOUTH It's ",el
tavern" its sons and daughters, who have gone
out crowned with its benedictiOns and winning lame
and glory In all the various walks OF life.
Well, this subject grows on US, and we must close
by saying that "Old Portsmouth" Is faithfully
preserved In this book, and while no "son" can do
without It, 10 Is written In such graceful style that
II IL OF moro than ordinary interest 10 the general
reader.
Historians, antquarians, and every body inter-
ested in such matters should add these volumes 70
their Libraries. Of. ...
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24


lions Advocate (Bsptist) thus speaks OF the
religious interest in that denomination in this
county
Rev. w. q. Goucher has become pastor Of the
church at Wells Depot This Is . good Geld,
and il is hoped, in connection with the united
labors Of the pastor and the members Of the
church, ii may yield rich harvest
The church and society at Cape Neddiek have
repaired their house Of worship aud much i'm
proved its appearance. We hope the time Is not
Tar distant when the sweet tones Of the church
calling bell win greet the ears Of thu enterpris-
ing Community.
The church at Emery's Mills Is prospecting
under the lsbors OF Bro. Libby-there have
been few conversions since the association.
There Is some special religious attention at
WATERFORD Center, where there was years ago q
church. but Of late the ground has been neg
lectei and the church extinct Bro. Ferguson
has spent some time there recently in his coll
porteur and Sabbath lsbors-therc have been
some conversions and others are serious. The
organization Of church Is now contemplated.
The church in Saco IS without pastor. Bro.
Wheeler has gone TO new interest ut Franklin,
N. ii.
The four days meeting at South Berwick last
week were pretty well attended. Minsteriug
brethren FROM different parts OF the county were
In attendance, and an excellent state Of religious
feeling was manifest by the members Of the
church. Sermons were prcsohcd by brcthrcn
Goucher, nsley. Richardson, Mace and Worth !;
= considerable portion q the time was spent in
devotional exercises, which were accompanied
by the blessed Spirit
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Auinll, aud snuruaI,
LOCAL AyHAIks.

We have BEEN altering OYER cur Office sOmc-
what during tho Last week In order to eeouOmiss
space. Laid $50 pounds Of new agate. 200 pounds
Of minion, besides snail founts OF diamond and
Greek type. notwithstanding the hard timer !;
and six extra journeymen compositors besides
our usual complement Of hands, are busy IS
boos picking up the. little jewels which are to
write Tor future generations 10 read, and their
cheerfai "cliek-click" Is they tumble into
place under the printers hand. makes music
all the day. We are sirays pisa'ed 10 see '''-
itors on business. and al our friends As We
can attend to them. But visitors and callers 70
the printing oehos oannO. DO allowed. nor ''.A
tAs porkm<n BE- called. Hsgso
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souru BERWICK, Drc. %, 1869

EOtAh btnWtNhs I'M. 49, AV'ss
EprroR JouRSAL:-I viii send you few items
from this quiet old town. SO. Berwick is the
seat Of the Oldest Academy in the State Of
Maine. Incorporated in 1871. its char err bears
the bold signature OF that stern old patriot.
John Hancock as Governor, who signed his
name first 10 the Declaration of Americas In
dependence in large and plain characters 50 that
George III might not mistake 4. A Township
Of land was presented to II by the State of Mass
achusetts, which at that time included the then
District OF Maine. Its graduates may be found
s-,ion and walk In life. Two Of them have
been heads OF American colleges, Dar,mouth and
Trinity. Sore years ago its buildings were de-
.,royei by FIRE by an incepdiary. They were
shortly after rebuilt, at an expense Of $4,000
amer plans drawn by Richard Upiohn, esa., New
York C;r II 1, nov in , flouri,hipg condition
under the ab,e tuition OF lothian +. Clark, esq.
rysrv Young man in the vicinity should avail
h;m..,f ~ N. ADVANTAGES, ,sFbrdsa nv this In.
.,;,n,ion 80 s,vorably loeatei and beautifully
.i,ua,sd Near the Academy. on An emipeoce
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81 80 81, AZ u,,,,;., =. :, IT,.
II Ru,lei,b ESQ erected a, an .,nspse Of I
IA. no, s.v hov r,,nv ,ho,,,,d.l .,iJ n n. nre
az the snc,, residences mi, side The Me,ropoli.
In this town. TOO. /, the residence Of K. II. Jew.
ett .so wen known ,hrourbou, the county
90, Joh, n N.,,,v o,r ,r...r, s,.,o ss,.,or
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nm s. a.. 400 a, .,s 600 -,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24

John Leavitt, alias Edwin Clark. appears 10
be in quite demand The police Of Portland
have taken charge Of him, for taking too much
freedom IN . store st Aliens Corner. Sheriff
Perry has since received letter from 0sccr
Pratt Of Mas, saying the fellows real home Is
ut Plymouth JAN, where he left without permis-
sion in November. and they are anxious to have
him back. promising him double-gra'ed ROOM
Also the authorities at Biddeford have taken q
notion To LeAvitt, alias Clark. and our good
City Marshal. IS report says. has teiegrsphcd to
Marshal SWEET TO that effect, bat the Portland
chaps think that he Is in good hands. and they
are willing to give him safe quarters in stone
building Cur the present.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24

The York County Christian Convention held
its ith annual meeting at Keunebunk the lith
and 18th insts. Rev. Mr.. Hayward Of South
Berwick, President, and Rev. Mr.. DallOu Of
Kennebunk, Secretary. Sermon by Rev. Mr..
wetherbec of B,ddeford, The following topics
were pretty fully discussed by Messrs- Emerson,
Scott. wetherbee. Hayward, Boyd, Pillsbury,
Turner. Baxter, Titcomb, Bowker. Goodrich,
Tappan, Darling, BsllOu, Parsons, Powers,
Worth, Tenney, Mason Hubbard and Gcucher,
viz: 1. Personal conservation to Christ; I'd.
What claims does the prv'se....:e Of the world
lay upon christians'- NSfhe duty Of the
church to the social life OF the young. 4th.
How can christians best cooperate in promoting
the csise OF Temperance 9th. The duty Of
Dhe church towards the masses about US, who
constantly neglect the means Of grace. 9th,
The Sabbath for msn-how can il be made pro-
duetive Of the greatest good, 7th, The Prayer
meeting-how TO make II the most successful!
The discussions were harmonious, spirited and
instructive.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24
-, Krssrrr,k. De. 20.

.DxAR UMox & JOURNAL Although stern
winter b no~ fairly upon Us the weather here
has been delightful and 30 mud that riding ana o
outdoor exercise are agreeable pAs''in"
sufficient amount Of snow has fallen 70 MAKE
good sleighing. especially for light teams Inc
bells are ringing for Sarah,' sNe " r'a'ns
along. As Is the case all over the country oasi'
ness is dull and grcenbaeks a'e searee' Nnhe
groceries and dry goods continue nrm and ~
good figures. The prospect for hard-working
farmers Is anything but hatterins. In fact,
there Is but little money anoat; but Il Is graft
flying to know that our farmers, in spite Of all
the discoursgemcnts Of the times, have sufficient
to keep body and soul together even though they
may be compelled to foreso the use Of some Of
the lers essential articles Of food and rsiment
Here in town and its Immediate vicinity the
people are looking things squarey in the face, as
all sensible people should, and instead Of brood
ing over what cannot be helped. are wisely con-
sidering the most economical means Of passing
the evenings Of the long winter with profit. A
Singing Society has been formed which meets
twice A week, and already evidences Of improve
ment in the musical talent Of our little town are
manifest .r-H1
The es,ablishmeut Of Lyceum is also strong
" talked Of, with view Of discussing and clio
itipy information upon such subjects rs more
directly concern the interests Of our little CON-
munity. There is a good degree Of intelligence
and ea,crpr;.e among our people which, during
+, Iuu in the sc,iye business or life, naturally
sex, sor useful employment of some kind, aud
!, /, believed that these contemplated weekly 10
union. viii no. only prove beneficial for the
present. but be Of mutual benefit to all the par
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The "Ne Plus Ultra Collar CO." have lust
produced two new styles Of collars, which GER
tAiuly seem 10 be the ne piss uitra Of taste,
comfort and durability. Ingenuity Is constant
ly exercised In this branch Of production. how
ever. and something nicer may be invented, by
and-by. In the meantime. the "Derby" and
the "irving'' arc the "nobbies," styles In the
market - 20 90 ~rrrih
The above which We clip from the Boston
Courier Is true and il deserving. The most
fashionable collars nov In the market Tor gen.
tierncn are the DxlBY and the IRVING.
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Now that the Lyceum Lectures we have been
enjoying are drawing to close, there is an al
most universal desire expressed To have the
course extended by SIX more lectures. The sea-
son would then close before the usual time, and
We hope that the Committee viii decide upon
this plan. Every season ticket holder would
undoubtedly pay an additional dollar, and this
would insure the undertaking at once.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP, COMPANY.
- NEW ADVANCEMENT. 'i
Semi.Weelkly Line!
On and amer the 18th Inst.

..i..-,. On and amer the 18th Inst. the ans
sEssA Steamer Dirigo and PrAnconia, VIII
until further notice, runs ~ followsi
Leave GaIts Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, lst o'clock y. ~. ant leavs
Pier d Ea.t Nyer.Ses York, every MONDAY
and THU RSDAY. at3P.M ihsss. -
Tho Hrigo and Prsaconia arc lifted up vita ans
Accommoda atoms for passengers, making this the
most convclent and comfortable routs fof tfav.
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, IN ststs Room, $500. Cabin passage,
$500. Meals extra. -. I......
Goods forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
treal, Quebec, llslSx, ~. John, and al parts Of
Maine
shipper, are requested 10 send their Freight 10
The Steamers .. early as . r. d. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or PASSAGE apply TO
HENRY FOX, GsIvs Wharf. Portland.
May 9. 1895. n
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cnt,eal Noiies Of ne Pros.

IIarper's Barar contains, besides pictures, pat
terms etc. a variety If matter Of especial use and
interest 10 the family articles on health, dress,
and keeping in all Its branches il editorial
matter Is specially adapted to the circle which u Ia
intended 20 interest and instruct; and IL has DO.
Sides good stories and literary matter OF merit IL
Is not surprising that the Journal. with such Tea
tpres has achieved In n short time immense sue
cess for something OF Its Kind Is desired In thou
sands OF families and its publishers have filled the
demand. Tie young lady who buys single copy
OF liarper's BaIar Is made subscriber Tor He
Nsp York Evening Post. f" 80.
o. Tho Bazar Is excellent Like all the periodicals
which tho larpers publish II Is almost Ideally well
edited and the class OF readers for whom II Is In
tendcd-the mothers and daughters In average lam.
ilics-cannot but profit by its good sense and good
TASTE which, we have no doubt, are to-day making
very many homes happier than they may have been
before the women began taking lessons In personal
and household and social management from this
good natured mentor.-Ths Nltioa
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We we're 50 very busy Wednesday night that
We lid not attend the lecture, to hear Judge
Wright. Three literary gentlemen Of this city
have called on Us and were unanimous In say
ing tia, /, vas the S.;a snd prsfosadssi lecture
they srtr heard, and AK US to request the Ly-
ceum committee to engage the Judge to deliver
that same lecture here again. Let US have him.
gentlemen. by Ill means.