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For Sale CheaD.

excellent lot of land, located on Grove Street,
IA 120 ieet front and 100 feet deep. Will sell hall
or the whole tor Zen Ce.ts per foot. Nelghbor-
hood very desirable. Apply to ...-e
W. H. JERRIS,
Real Estate Agent, Cahoon Block, next east of City
Hall. noy3dIw&
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REAL. SsT AIEs.
$4,000 for a New Two story aous.

COATED near the foot Of Wilmot street, con-
~ tains Parlor, Dining Room, Kitchen, and six
Sleeping Rooms. with an abundance of c Oseis; p-
PED tor Gas, large brick Cstern and good Furnace,
will be sold low-tbe owner Going west very soon.
Apply to WM. H. JERRIS. Real Estate Agent,
E>ahoon Block, next East OF City Hall,
nov3d1ws
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BOarders Wanted.

MAN ard WIFE can be Accommodated with two
"A nice rooms aud board at 119 Cumberland ST.,
cor of Franklin ST. Also, rooms for single persons.
OcL5It
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05


In this city, Jan ~ Freddie N, only son Of New.
land and Susie Philbrick, aged year, months
and Is dsys rl rH -.
In this city, Jan u, Hannah. wife Of Daniel Y.
Libby. and daughter Of Lewis Davis, aged % yesIs
she departed In full assurance Of blessed imnor.
tality beyond the grave.
In this city, Jan. %, Aurelia, daughter OF ezra
and Hannah Hanscom, aged q years and mos.
During months Of severe suffering she found tho
sus and Heaven. and longcd to be there. She often
said, do not weep for MO, dear mother, when sun
gone Her message TO all was, Meet me In hea-
ven. NJ
Thou art. and shall be evermore at rest,
And when our days are past, our labors DER,
Wen meet thee, dearest, on that blissnl shoIe.,
In this city. Jan. 81, OF paralysis, Bphram HAM
ilton, aged 81 years
Catharine NJ, shaw. aged year and months a.,
In kennebunkport, Feb. 2, Miss Hannah Y hll-
ier dau ghter OF the late Mr. Joseph Miller. "Bess'
cd are the dead who die In the Lord" "''
We have parted, sister; thou art gone, Ty
rhy weary spirit brcathed itself to sleep
SO peacefully, II scent d sin TO weep,
In those fond watchers. who around thee stood,
And ielt, cen then, that God was good.
New Hampshire paper. plea,e copy; =, s com
and Olive J. Spinney, aged months. TIL: n the
eighth child OF these parents, all dying In infancy
10 buxton, Jan. q, Willie ", son Of Mr.. J. W.
In Lebanon, Jan. 10, Albion, youngest son OF
Wentworth and Drake Lord, aged years ana
In berwick, Jan 20, John Guptill, aged % yrs
In berwick. Jan %, Mr.. Solomon =. LIBBY aged
In York, Jan. %, Mrs. Patience Novel;. aged 81
years.
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An unusual phenomenon occurred THURSDAY
morning about 2 o'eloek. being no less than a
severe clap Of thunder. accompanied oy viva
lightning. 1t was showing at the time "
Nary Yard
Iighty-tuo men were discharged from the
Bureau Of Construction on Saturday including
store helpers. carpenters, labOrcrs, blacksmths,
painters and maehinists.
.icc-psed. ..---- .
Rev. Mr.. Co.'S, Of Lynn, has accepted call
from the Baptist church in Kittery, and will
settle with them about the first OF April.
Fsbr.ary T,re.ty Second
The Triumph Engine CO., are On hand this
year fora grand ball on the I'D. They have
secured City Hall, and offer a strong attraction
in the matter Of music. II we have been oor-
rcctly informed the music viii exceed anything
Of the kind ever heard in this place. A gener-
Gus rivalry has existed between our TWO hre
companies for several years. as to which should
furnish the best music. Mr.. Brown OF Boston
has interested himself in the matter, and says
the Triumph shall have. at no matter what cost,
the best music attainable. On wednesday eve
ming the Company gave generous elam-chow-
der TO some Of their friends, which passed OF
to the qualification Of all present
Daniel NJ. O,cen.
The citizens Of Saeo and Biddeford will learn
with profound regret of the death Of Mr.. Daniel
NJ. Owen which occurred last Wednesday after
noon, at his residence in saco, after short but
painful illness. Mr.. Owen has long been lead
ing merchant In our sister city, and his name
has always been the synonym Of integrity and
fair dealing. No man in Saco had fairer or
better deserved reputation. He was an honest
man and good citizen. Funeral at his late
residence in sacO, Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
Attention Is called 10 the Auction Sale OF
Irish Linen and other Dry Goods at Shaw's new
block. Sales each day at y & NJ. This is
a Bankrupt stock and must be sold. " n
7. X. LANE.
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Many people. particularly children, suffer With
the ear-ache and for the benefit OF such We give
sure but simple remedy. Put In two or three
drops OF JoAAson's 1sosvss Lssssssnf stop the ear
with undIesssd WOOL, battle the feet In warm wa
ter before going to bed, and keep the head warm
ut night. ..t.. d
Capt. Charles sager, who keeps q superb stock
of livery horses la Portland Ne, informed u, re-
Gently that he uses Sheridsn's Cavalry Condition
Powders regularly In his stables, and that the ex.
peuse L. more than oifset By the diminished amt
of grain necessary to keep his horses always In
Vood order. Id
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. 4 BuIFINcn ST.,
Opposite Revere House, ....BosTON

Opposite Revere House, ...BOSTON.
The Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure in
announcing that they have secured the services Of
the eminent aud wen known Dr. A. A. HAYES,
late surg. u. =. Army, Vice President Of Columbia
College Of phy sieians aud Surgeons. nc.
This Institution now publishes the pOpulsr med
zeal book entitled .sThc science OF Life. or
Self-I'rescrNatIon," written by DIR. Hayes. IL
treats upon the Errors Of Ys@tt, prsnafsr, De-
eiis. Of Mashed. Seminal Wsalnsss, aad az DIS
Eases and Aliases Of As CesOafiue Oryiss. Thirty
thousand copies sold the last year IL 10 indeed \
Price only 81.
This Institution has just publishei the most per.
feet treatise Of the Kind ever offered the public.
entitled. "sexual Mythology or Woman,
the best enxravings This book Is also ffam the
pen OF Dr. Hayes Among the various chapters
may be mentioned. The Mystery Of Llfe.-Desuti.
fil Offspring beauty. its Value TO Woman Mar
rage.-Genersl liygeine OF woman.--fuherty,-
Change Of Life.-Exeesses Of the Marrisd,-Pre
yention 10 Conception, 2c. In beautiful French
cloth. t2oo, Turkey Morocco, full gilt $50. N.
ther OF these books are sent by maxi securely
scaled. postage paid. on receipt Of price
T e"Peabctly Journal of uealth,"a hrst
class paper In every respecI-s pages, u columns.
published on the hrst % February, and every
month during the year Subscription prics per
year only 80 cents. Specimen copie, sent fres 20
any address, on application 10 The Peabody insti-
tute.
ALbknr n. HAYES, NJ D., Resident and Con-
suItnC Physician.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05

= Amgonst Atlantic Cables. steam navigation
and those PROFESSIONS at science and art that
mark the nineteenth century, not tho least usefai
are DR. Ayers medicines. They take rank among
the beneiactions OF mankind, from the rapidly
aud certainty with which they cure. Try Ayers
Cherry Pectoral on a cough, and II Is gone. What
skin diseases OF impurite, Of the blood withstand
Ayers Sarsaparillsl Ayers pills are the perfec-
iion Of purgatiye every family should have
them, rs almost every family does. Not q tribe TO
be thankful for are good medicines and the knowl-
edge how TO use them for protection from disease
These DR.. Ayers preparations and publications
furnish, and we do not hesitate to commend them.
50. Lo1is Leader. ..
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4 MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE IS DEVIH0'S
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALVE.

This celebrated salvo has gained . popularity
within very brief space OF time far exceeding
that OF any other article ever introduced into this
country. from the fact that It's wonderful healing
properties ensure for II rapid sale wherever Il 10
known. II 10 difficult to supply orders ~ fast -
they como In, although arrangements on IN sItsn.
sIve scale have been perfected for It's manufacture.
Certificates from some the most reliable men
Attest 10 cures this salve has made In Fever Sores,
Corns, Abcess, Durnsand other kindred difleulties
snoagh 10 al columns Of this paper. II you have
any sort OF flesh wound or sore, burn, or bruiss.
use Devino's saivs atonce and relIefs certain.
A BACON, i2s Liberty Street, BiddsfordI .. q.
MITCHELL. 81 Main Street. sAeo, General Agents.
And sold by Druggists every where. sn1
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05

Cases Of suspended animation are not very
uncommon, but there is one at the present time
in Wisconsin that e,cites great deal Of atten-
ton. A girl Of twelve years, just recovering
from q combined case Of measles and diptheria
told her parents that she was going into trance
and asked them not to bury her. She then ap-
parcntly died, but though under very favora-
bic circumstances for decomposition there arr
no signs OF IT, II is said that vein has been
lapel and the blood flowed from il as If the
person were alive.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05

The Tariff bill is efectually disposed Of fol-
this session Of Congress, having, through Gen.
Buffers efforts, been made to give place to the
Internal Revenue tax bill, laid over from last
session. The situation Of the latter Is such that
II will exclude everything else in evening scs
sious until disposed Of. This insures its pas
sage by the House, though it can scarcely &c
through the Senate.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05

The United States Supreme Court at Wash
ing,On made an important decision in rcsard so
the income tx on Monday. The case came up
from California, where II was he'll that an in
come tax is direct tax within the meaning Of
the Constitution, and that the tax laid by the
internal revenue law Is Unconstitutional. because
il Is upon property and not divided pro rata
among the States according to their Representa-
ton in the lower HOUSE Of Congress. The court
decided against this ruling, and affirmed the
eons,itutionality Of the tax in its present form.
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MARRIED.

Josiah II. Dearborn, esa., or Silver Lake, Kansas
and Miss Ann Maria Ward, OF this city.
wedding compliments Acknowledged I'D.
In this city, Feb. 3, by Rev. WIN. }. Aiges. Ml,
5. Gcokin. Of ID, wedding compliment. 40
knowledged.-Epl
In Alfred, Oct -, ny Rev. w. A. Merrill, MrsN =
thaniel Conant. Of Drookline, Mass, and Ma oa'
san J. Came, Of Alfred. 'EF
In Psrsonsneid, dec. %, Ansel Hawkes.. OF Stand
ish, and Mis Juiiett, daughter Of Gilman Louses
IT. OF r.
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TweniY.fiye Years, Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females,
has pIa,Sd m DOW at the head Of all physicians
making such practice n speciality, and enables
him 20 guarantee a speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases of Suppression and all other Men
strual rang,usRts from uchatsUsr edu'e. All let
tets for advice must contain 81. Office, No. Endi-
colt Street. Boston.
N. B.-Board I rnished to those desiring TO re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lSGS-sp,nolyr2S
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.age,sfs Wanted

CoR the Bon Ton burners fitted to any Kerosen,
II lamp. superior IN anything In use. gives twic'
md will not tmell when burned lov. Agcst
wanted In every town In York County. Call 10
he Bon Tou Burner.
Address,
GEORGE q. WILLIS,
sw9' ~ Kennebunk. Ne.
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WANTS {!

10 60.
DO you ,cant good Gold Watch.
DO you rant a good Silrer Watch.
DO you ,eant good Clock.
DO you ,oant a good Chain.
DO you ,oant good set Of Silrer Spoons
DO you pant a good set Of Silrer Forks.
DO you ,oant good set Of Jeloelry.
DO you ,cant a good pair Sleere Buttons
DO you pant a good Gold Ring.
Do you rant a good pair Of Spectacles.
Do you rant good pair Of Eyeglasses
DO you want a good set of Table Knires.
DO you ,rant good set Of Plated Forks.
DO you ,rani good Pie or Fish KNIFE.
DO you ,oaai good Butter KnijE
DO you mant a good Fruit knife.
DO you want good Napkin Ring.
DO you tcant a good Tea Set or Castor.
DO you ,eant a good Cake Basket. g
DO you tunt a good Ice Pitcher.
DO yon ,cant a good Butter Dih-
DO you ,cani a good Berry Dish.
DO you ieani good Mantle Ornament.
DO you tran a good Trup,liing Bog.
DO you ,Udni a good H'dkJOr Giore BOr.
DO you ,uant a good Album.
DO you ,rani a good Pocket Book.
DO you rant good Pocket Knife.
DO you rant a good Razor.
DO you cant good pair Of Scissors.
DO you cant good pair Of SHEARS.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05

The cable dispatches say that q majority Of
the Grcek cabinet has decided to sign the Paris
protocol for the settlement Of the Eastern qucs-
ton. The first business Of the Spanish COrtes,
soon to assemble. viii be the formation Of n
temporary government, to serve until perma-
nent ruler shall lie elected. The French gov
eminent is urgci to restore diplomatic relations
with Mexico. There Is some talk in Paris
about the complimentary reception Of jefferson
Davis at the military school at ST. Cyr.
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..so Pes, ome.--M.ii Arrangements,

MAILS cLoss fos the West at $50 A. n, and soS p n
For the East al 10 A. NJ, ard 5SP.s. Poe Linz
erick, at II 5Or.s Couniry MAih elise o'rfy fHes-
DAY, Thursday and saturday al 90 49,
M,us AasIvs frOm the West At ls.io and 40 ?. n.
Yor ths ia al y - A. NJ, AMI $50 .. Llmerbek, Al
liIs Country Mails arrive every MOoDiay, Weines-
day AMI friday al a5or.s.
SIS RICHARDS, r. ~.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

House In saco, Thcrtou Avenue.
llouse on foss Street, Bhdeford.
store Lots on Adams Kim and Alfcrd Strceis
House Ls,s ~ Aifel, Mt Vernon and Washington
strcsts. Also, some others. I tr ~ t. .
The above Tropsrty Ia fr sale on liberal terms,
90 vcuh like tosxchAnge fcr Hardy Machine Co.
stock. CHARLES HARDY,
Dtiisioci, Nov. 10, ls6s. oanos IS LiDcOln street.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05

OvER ExERrios .-All feel the necessity, Mt times.
OF something to tone up the system, wasted and
depressed by over mental or physical exertiOn.
Instead Of Tesorting TO alcoholic or medicatcd
stimulants, use Spoer's STANDARD Wines" they
are supercedng all others now offered TO the pub
lie Try them and you will be convinced Of what
we say. Sold by druggists. ...F
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05

A great ship is to be built in San Francisco
IL the plans already ON exhibition meet with
favor. II is to he as large as the Great East
ern, but will draw only eighteen feet, or two,
thirds the draft Of the Great Eastern.
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Auinu aud sunrual.
Traveller. Guide.
kAIL-RoADS.

BIpDEEoRp Trains leave for Boston and the West-12i
and s.30 A. ~. AMI . IS sS-i 6.33 F,s
Trains leave Coo Portland aDi the EAstTJO, lloi AMI
Has A. ~, ani tbs AMI .. 2DP.G
RAco Trains leave fr Rston AMI The west-5t sni ~
A. ~, sni ]. 81 and al p.
Trains leave for Portland and the E&st-I5s lilV aa
ll.SO A. A., ami It's and 9.26 IN
Mail Arraagemea --Biddefsrd u. ID.
Mans Clos. for tie H,si al o0S A. ~ and 5.is ?. NJ
TeF tAs Easf al N 10 A. ~, sisl 20 = n fF lam
erick at ~ NJ, Parsonshsli, MotHiay, Nclneslv Ar'
FRIDAY at s. 30 r.n-i Lyman ce'ss' Thursdays '~S'
at s3or.s.
MAIL. Asuys Hsns hs East al Sss A. q. And 400 rs.
Fro. fAs Wssf az II q, aud SEQ p. frsun Liner
lea az iI3o A. n, fsuoashshi, Msssiv, Mcim.ip
and Friday Al $50 p Al Lyman 0ecsre, I'S', =,
oniy st $50 A. =. e. CosN, n. N
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Hon. c. W. Goddard Of Portland has rccoy-
cred the sum of $3.50, Of the Grand Trunk
Rail Road Co., for insults and abuse offered by
one Of its employees.
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Banlsruptcy NOTICES..
District Court Of the United states.
n yTRICT OF MAINE In the matter

~ James ". Buirell. bankrupt In bankruptcy.
This is TO give notice that Petition has been pre-.
,ented 70 The Court, this 18th day Of January By
that be may be dscrsed % have Q fun dfschargc
frum all his debts. provaels under tho BANKRUPT
Act and upon reading s.ld petition. 10 % srts,sd
on the 5th day Of April A. D. 1852 before the Court
In Portland, In said District. at 10 O'Clock A. ~,
and that all creditors who hare proved their debts
and other persons IN interest, may appear st said
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District Court Of tn. unl..d states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
IL Alyaro n. Tyler Bankrupt. In Bankrupt.
presented TO the Court, this twenty. second day
Of January, by Alvaro n. Tyler. OF Portland, q
bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed TO
have full discharge from all his debts, provahle
under the bankrupt Act, and upon reading
said petition. IL Is ordered by the Court tina! q
hearing be had upon the same, on the NTH day Of
April. A. d.. 1850, before the Court In Port.
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear at said
time and place, and show cause II any they have,
why the prayer OF said Petition should not be
granted.
WA. r. PRHBLE,
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~ 2SI East 3lsr ST., New York.
DEAN srR i--for three weeks past I have been
usins your Plantation Bittsra For more than
,o.r peafAs past I have been suffering nom what
nv doctor said was nervous prostration, being un
able 10 endure ardly any physical or mental 10.
bor without great fatigue. But had not used the
Bitters week before was conscious OF their ben
citing me as nothing else had and have contln-
ned To gain very rapidly since Till now am able
to be about my usual household duties. To all
thy from experience that the Bitters are inyalua
BILE, Yours, truly,
r.. ... MARGARET II. STONE.
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NOTICE.

T uERBBY certify that my wife Sarah has lef
i my bed and beard without any cause ON mJ
account. forbid all persons trusting or harbor
ing her on my aeco mt, rs | shalt pay no bills
her contracting amer this date.
SYLVESTER IIANscOM.
Eliot, Jan Is, 1869. 3w5
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TINS LrrrIk CosrosAL-We have received the febru
AIRY numler Of this monthly. IL . adapted nr boys an'
girls and they will hnd goal reading In its pages iG them
PubIshci monthly at one dollar year, by Alfred l.
sewell, Chicago.
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District Court or the United states.

Dtstrfct Court or the United states.
DISTRICT OF MAINE In the matter Of
/ ~ Edwin Morrill,, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
This Is TO give notice that Petition has been
presented 10 the Court this twehSy eighth day
Of January, by Edwin Morrill,, OF Portland, a
bankrupt, praying that no may be decreed TO have
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading
said petition. n "a ordered by tho Court thai q
hearing be had upon the same. on the hfth
day Of April, A. ID. 1869, before the Court
and that all creditors who have proved iheii
debts and other persons In Interest. may appear
ut said time and place, and show cause. u any
they have, why the prayer OF said pettioln should
WA. p. PREBLE.
3w7 Clerk OF District Court for said District
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In London scarlet fever has destroyed fifteen
lives (Of children chefiy) every day for the last
thirteen weeks
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Holders of Government Bonds.
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND vALUADLEs.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS.
40 STATE ST, BOSTON

LEE, IlIGGINsON & co. offer for Rent. Safes in
side their Vaults at rates from $40 to 500 per an
mum. They also offer to receive, on special dopos
II, as Baiees, securities OF persons living In the
country or travelling abroad, Officers OF the Army
and Navy, Masters of Vessels, and Others. CIrcu-
lars containing full particulars, forwarded on APP
p,icuticn to HENDf LEE, hannger:
Boston, March |, 1868. sp.no.lyll
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LOCAL. AFFAIRS.
,r.rIy Maehi.e Company.

h'e per cent ai'iuenu ou' W '"e P''u'' " VIZ
last SIX months, sun 'ea'ns vi manu- surplus
earnings OF $780, oesides paying n'e per w"
every SIX months SINCE star'ing' anu We un''''
stand they have been dong a very nu0n Arg,
business In the drs' MINIS also win "o'' anu
iron working tools, besides the SAFE O' iuinoer'
doors, cutters, conductors moaidings' &C.
where they have them on hand and they an
pressed with Orders Tor card grinders anu O'ne'
machines Of their Manufacture.
rum ,"' 's - :, a., ,.,.u
'"' ,.-.-...,, "a a.,
.,,",.. ',,-,,.., ..,r.,,v ,n,J. 4, xo,ld
~" s a., o. 49,, D., s,w n .nv better in.
-.-,..-,. r.. - ;.s,o,t and we understand
A., ar, IT,. -. . e.x
~. L.,5. r.. s,,s
'"'''' " '"N' SWIM y - "
s.dde" Death. r. -. q.
Thomas vi. Hayes esq, formerly sPro"''''i''
member OF the York county oar, ued TINS "'A
!" boston, Oh or'in lever anu ms '.' .a'e
oeen sent 10 os'' F" " n'0,'
consisting OF Mc''rs, 1nas' Aen ", "
u Dame sha sanue' "s"', " '"' 'InN :, -.
met ON iueSay' VINO 'u an.. - -. :,
ia''Ons euiUs'' " 'n0 AD'v ~. - -.
cav ,.,,
VIZ" .'' '' A.. =, an.
Speeches were male oy o.ners On "' ''' WV
Oar hsh susu'neu IN '"e ue''" " .a''
a meeting Oh tue i0,A 'O's DA
luesiy' T. NJ " "iaA0 n
'ena uo iu'''
A.. Tapley; Commit'ec' JOS pAne' - - ~
T.. ID. Smith. Com. ON Resolutions, Philip
Eastman. L. L. wiggin, J. NJ. Goodwin. Com
on arrangements Of funeral at sacO, 5. X. Ham
ilton, q. A. Emery, Elw. Eastman. Voted tt
request the court to adjourn To Thursday after
noon at 9 O'Clock.
The funeral Of Mr.. Hayes took place in Dos
ton, yesterday and was attended by delegation
from the York Bar, consisting OF Judge Taply
Dane, I. ii. Hubbard, +. u. smith anu u y
Hobbs. Yesterday services were held IN Saco
"h'eh 'ne i'rA '0un'y 10"
oody. "eresre' our i'''0ui'y =" y" ,"'., -
this mark Of respect to our deceased brother,
but shall give full particulars Of the occasion
next week.
Suicide.
Richard jose, n well known citizen OF Buxton
WINS fund hanging dead in his hog sty on Fri
d,v mornipr. Mr.. jose has been insane a
time. s,r some wears. and hence his untimely
J.,th
-
We lam ,ba. the RELIGIOUS interest is incrcas
inc in mi, Mace. Twelve rose for prayers last
Sunday evening. nj the Rooms Of the Y. NJ. C.
Association.
x. p.,, om,,.
Pos, Office has been established in thi.
oou,,v c,,,c, O..irce Mills. Luther b. Rob.
o-,. !, .rro;r,od Postmaster and Henry Nc.
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oui,e An interest l. taken by the young mel
in the new vehicle. and the Riding SchOO
I, crowdei. We've rot the fever and an
ho,rd % INV our .kerridre,, rs soon a
..vhs.,in. comes But the question Is, how i
, nerson to balance himself and propel at tn
same timer II is easy enough when you know
how Next season will doubtless bring GU
m.nv v.,o,-,sl;st.. I'm, the pr;ce. s75, nov
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-05

msnec "Wednesday Esb. ~, 1soo. under the
Instruction OF W. q. Lord A. ~, Principal and
willis n. neads Of Bovdoin Colless, Assistant
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