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nung, Sussex and Orange county dairies.

Pota'osT.e aem,sa was ~. a. me ,saowns quota
ss jackson Whites & 81 81 buckeyes monitor ii 90;
Prince AbsT:s g. :, e 81; Delaware sweet % 81 70 80
squash, y Is 50 Russia turnp; 81 Is.
rather Inquired Tor and more firmly 6ei though the
Tor April at lie, 1850 May price.
BY the smallaess of the offerings aud the armness
Of sellers, who demandsi a]4e, &c A. he
export and $50 DO deliverable half this month We
@ bls At 30 ~ In Phaiepsa the marse. eon,nnei to
rule dull and only heard OF sales OF loo 6os for May a
RECEIVE heard OF no transactions Of Importance Prices
M wss Jun and ower being quoted
IS asa 80 Ss. gold No :aies, .s,.s. ,o ..s,,.
the market was SHADE sr0ns clons a" The l01was
al. soE pn% sp 90 ssaee srecay Issi
Igsc ali oS;:'i n asa &C. e
3D. Dos ~. 3 . IS & d. S1i ~ r T. q s Is 'a IL
AS 49, Nos liz rsso, iSIss o..
IS about Hnd part l lis j
moderately active de%ani and the market closed
s ssfsy e % Il e or yellow sf war. and for o' .'
@ S ssi s ~ .n Tor LS.s:a 20 m 90
dg ana nS a e 70 s0 ~ so Ss,,s ,.,,
light prices no, strong The receipts .ill
sos:nns 49,. Sa I' scale g,eI asg Pr,ees we're q &
ground e lO sLsrshal's and orhinstons SO 70 .
Evans, Dean IT, o. o. ana Island,
bic. a Soc. per bu-hei
sEINs-for both goat and deer the market dull, and
nominal at the following quotations: Deer
Honduras, 4c Juan, sD ~ B5iyar Soc. Ssal,
4jc 47c Vera Cruz, doc 50c Chagcs. 45c 5Jc poro
Cabelo &c Zoe. Para, Soc per lb gold ;ost-ramp
s5c Maainoros soc: 5Jc Vera Cruz aac. Sc, gold
Ayrcs, 50 Payta, 5cc Curacao, 45c 52c Cape,
4Jc. a J1c.; Madras SOC. "a Toe, currency, per 49,
Refined dull, but held ut 4iizc. 46c.
srrAaISE was steady, with sales OF sl0O los a! isc.
isvc.. III bids. and ucrces.
iiS-Pg-Siraits though sparingy oGerei, scarcely
rm the cable advie.s from En- gland quoting
price there s decline OF S. The sales 400
gold Ito Engsl
better demand and firm. .ne sales UeG 359 tons at
n o. g1c., golichlciy at tue latter price, Banca
1uoei at 3je, gold without Plates, thou quiet,
were steady In Ihe sales 10 boxes ted
charcoal at As $50, gold. We quote-f. &. coke, 81
charcoal .erne IS IS S's and coke ternc, 81 l2s S6 -
all gold.
Kentucky, prices whch, however steady. Ths
sales were l5j hhis. At &C. 1je Seed enf steady
value. With moderate demand. Sales ef.c9 " iOu
1868 crop Conuecicus oilers az nsc 5lc do ls6t
binders tb 3j do CJnnect,.U lSc. 2s1Sc ani
suO do ls6 crop ohio prya.e terms Havana was mode
raey sa In former a.res Sales luJ bales at se
- W. atIltc
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range Of price was as follows:-

Cash gold was In good demand with the ascent of
the premium, and loans up to Clearing House time
were made at rates ranging from 1.32 to 5-e4 for
borrowing. In the afternoon high as is was paid
in the same way, but later loans were made ut 1892
and 3-64. The transactions Of the Gold Exchange
Bank resulted as folloWs:-
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A New Orleans burglar donned female apparel on
entering house, and not only secured % good
"swnp F" but aneconate kisses ron the young lady
OF the house who supposed the interloper to be hej
aunt from the county,
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P0rt0 sfs; &C &C. Sc &c. sSs. &c.
firmly held and business was light In eonseq renee
Tue sales were 10 bels Din ets at Doc; wach prse was
able order k9sn-straned was 10 fairy active , 40
,e aa at almost full w wa' ss
former figures. There were saes OF D. % bbls;
. at as a saf pes 1Es S IS 81
100 No. - $50 DO pale at "a o. q % and No Do
s. s. az Is 81 a i IS pss
ss ssse With sales Of S3o b6ls. on private
OIL GAZE Western was steady at a. at wncn price ~
OILs-Fish dull and prices were nominal a. 81 ie
81 Is crude whale, III 90 81 % for beachei winter do,
Lrl steady at VI 90 at watch price there We're few
ss Of pns wa oe meSsa a a we so
and quoted at &c as4c Lnseed was du out stea y
a, u % u Us for ioobns lots wholesale lots wee o'an'
Paoysioss Receipts S57 b1Ia Per.. q d. beef go
y in ne market for PORK to-day but prices were heavy
lower ana somewhat rrssusr Tae sale. T.rs 10Y e' a.
clear 80 prime AMI SIS for extra prime,
insn 200 bo' new mss for May Geyery At W s
being quoted 3sc i've hogs Ia better demand an the
the arrivals were i2ss head Bser was slow Of sale aal
prices unchanged here were sales OF about oU bbs
fierce beef was dull and nominal at s2s s prime
mess ana S29 34 for lnia do No sales o. T9men: were
prices, the saes oeing loo p1s ut $50 Pei o. Cn meats
were p sa o only 10 St IN
l3c for dry sailed and picked shoulders 10 &C. for smoked
and bassed do. Bacon was dull, but ned at fun prces
viz cumberland cut, l61.c i619c long and short Clear
moderate demand The sales being SO paesages a, Ms
ioe for No to prime steam and kett re tered, nenl
Bnlter-The without change OF consequence.
seaa1 value The low and
supply heavy in price. New arriving
being in fair demand from both he trade
aud steady value. Annexed are iAe euen' quotations.:
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Havans--C5mmon, sslSc sac; rood s5c. a a; Inc
nj 0lk II TO- -Ons cut, s5c sue; cut nj "
asi o.; average lot esc &c MsnntacturedBsck work
medium ~ lsc., In boud; good and inc
DOC s)c., do. Bright work Common and medium ihc
llc, do, and good and nne zoe. n +sc., do
TAIiOw Moderately active ut
Gales being $1,000 lbs. at IA ac. u Ike.
woo.-Efeme dnness and depression the chief fcs-
the market for fleece The demand from all sources
light, Aud but little business doing IN usnce
30 sell extent holders would ,ed graft
duc,ion Of lc &c. from the prices previous current In
pulled out e business Is doing prices however, whout
alteration. IsLas y In light request but held at full prices;
the stock oil desrabls grades light For California
kot rcmans duh and prices generally nominal Foreign
~ slow q sale, but unchanged In value. rhc sales
about lSsWO lbs. feacc NJ F1Ic. a Sc, Including
1900 Western and ohio .. an a slc. ises Nlchi.
q NO o1c oU OHIO At 5Spc 1000 Indiana a. b2c 5000
choice unwashed do. at 40c los pulled at 4c
Soc for super and 1000 lbs Texas at 85c y tho
latter for line, and 900 California 30 s5c. for fail aud
spring clip respectively The sales OF foreign only 5OW bs
white washed East India, aud 20 do white do Smyrna on
private terms.
wHALEB,sE dull, but prices unchanged, arctic
henz quoted gOc s2lc gud North~eS' COAST W'sc.
s5c. do, and South Sea al ~, currency
wHIsxry Receipts, 100 bos rnc market continued to
rule dull and heavy &c 9c., tax paid We heard OF
sales
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BeIIItb, = z3c
LIZ Al was In moderate demand at about the prices
vousy current The l0 Spanish at 86 %
IS S gold and rs do German on pr vate terms Bar was
quoted al l09c. and sheet and pipe nj l2c
MoLAssEsThe business was light but prices were quite
steady. The sales 70 bbls. New Orleans at Sc sic
100 hhd Porto Rico private The current quo
4 foIoWs.-
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Average corresponding day last year. .."..... 33I
Average Thursday. Observation-Disclosures. As
Average corresponding day last year......... Al q
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02

WEAKNESSES OF MERcHASrs-IIow strange IL is
that most ali druggists and grocers care less for
the health and lives OF their customers than they
do for the dollars they make out OF them. They
try to shove OF such goods upon which they make
the nest prodt, no matter about the quality. Cof
fee ground with peas, pepper with burnt sawdust,
butter mixed with taliow, nutmegs made OF wood,
and .ut whlskey In square bottles to resemble
medicine and called bitters A truly valuable ar
ticle. however, like sPEERS STANDARD WINE
BITrERs, costs more to make, because II Is Of gem
uine native wine. with the most valuable barks,
herbs and roots, but the retail price Is put down rs
low as any other btters leaving less profit, There
lore the do,ier grumbles because they cost him
more than the common rum bltters, but must sell
for the same price, and his money interest is to
recommend the stuff upon which no makes the
most money. Beware or such study your own
health, buy Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, gen.
uine article, and not merely an intoxicating bev.
eHge. First class dealers in America and Europe
keen them. lm2
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This Institution has Just publishe the mos, per.
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entitled, "Sexual Physiology OF Woman,
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pen OF Dr. Hayes; Among the various chapters
may he mentioned, The Mystery of LIfs.-Beauti-
fal Ofsp,ing.-Be,uty,i Its Value TO Woman,-Mar-
IIage.-General Ilygeiue OF Woman.-Puberty,-
Change OF Life,-Rxcesses Of the MarrieJ.Ebro.
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ther OF these books are sent by naIi seeuyeiv
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-Published on the hrst ot February, md every
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tute
AlBssr II. HAYES, NJ d.. Rc.idsn, and Con.
sulting Physician. -
~ D.-Dr II. always be ocosaltei IN IN. .,,,e,e.
ccahdee fum O'Clock In the morning until orlrt In
The svening. IHrioisbie secrecy asi csyfai. y,i,sC
tyS
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In Saco, June 2j, Sarah a. f.. wife Of Charles =
Beckett, and only daughter OF Lewis anu Hannah
In Saco. April %, Mrs Anna Doothby. wife OF
Elder John IIoothby, aged 50 years.
tion In Saco in lsOs, known as the Grove relorma-
tion. She was baptized q few years after by her
husband. Her religious interests have ever been
identified with the Christian denomination. She
fully sympsthized In tho trials and sacrifices or
her husbaud's ministry or more than hny-six
years, The early part OF II was largely employed
In travelling Her piety was steady and abiding,
most clearly seen in the fam ly circle seeking the
comfort and welfare OF all its members, and ever
making il n pleasant home for the travelling
preacher. The blessing Of the peace.maker was
eminently hers endearing her to all by her gentle
and Kind department. "For her adorning was tho
ornament OF n meek and quiet spirit, which Is In
tho sight OF God Of great price," She leaves
hus band. one son, three daughters, and large
circle of friends, who deeply mourn their loss.
NAV the Lord bless and sustain them, especially
the husband, who has so long stool; anu sun,
stands a watchman on lions walls. The funeral
was attended ON April 2jth by several ministers oi
the Christian and other denominations. Sermon
portsmouth. Portland and Kennebec papers
p'fiR In Rennsbupk, b suddenly Mrs Hannah Mitchell.
In Kennebunk, after q distressing sickness, MT.
Obadiah Wobber. aged 81 years.
Mary fd Eiis. daughter of Peter J. and Lydia Msr.
rili, aged II years, 10 months and u days
'Slster. thou vast mild and lovely"
In Gorham, juno Is, Mrs. Dolly o., wife OF WILL
lam Bragdon, OF Limington: aged 5s years:
Henry Hanson, aged 81 years.
In York, June %, OF gastric fever, Mr. BENJAMIN
Rogers aged 70 years and months. lie was
worthy member OF society, and an unwavering
friend TO religion, and bis loss Is univer. ally
mourned by those who knew him.
In Cape Neddlck. Juno %. or scarletina. Trace
Maud, daughter of Almon II. and Elizabeth Mer-
row. aged years.
She sleeps in Jesus, and Is blcst,
How sweet her slumbers are
In Detroit, Michigan. June l6, aner painiui
illness, Mary D., widow OF Rodney ID. Hill.
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Railroads ANA steamboats,.

--r-.u--r1 PORTLAND, sAcO n FORTS
}sh u 40 ~ MOUTH RAILRoAD-suprner
Arrangement = Uommebcng Mooday, My ai, 1909.
Trims leave as followsi
Ddieord ior south Berwick Junction, rort,mouth and
Boston at 65l ami 9.30 A. n, AMI ,. ~ and o5I 2. n
Returning leave Boston at 100 Al II NJ and 3O and
900 p. Y. From Portsmouth at 1000 A. H., 40, 30
and 100 2.
Blideford Coz Portland, at l1.tsA ~, ac3. Il5 AMI
9eDP n. Returning as and SO An, and ass and
go Pm.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the 90 p.
train TO and from Boston viii via Eastern taroad,
stopping oniv at saco Bidieior Rennebunk South Der
wick Junction. Portsmouth Newburypod, Salem Lynn.
ON Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, viii run VIA
Boston Maine r. H., stopping oniy At saco Bldeford
Kennebunk South Berwick Junction, Dover Exeter, iia-
verhIll a1i Lawrence
Train leaves Biddefcci for Portland AMI ntcrmcdais
Stations daily at T3o A. NJ Returning, leaves Portland
Cor BhidefOni at 5:0P.H
p,scngers viii observe that the Express train Coz this
season Is run over the Eastern Ralruad On Mondays,
wedncsdays and fridays and over tbs Boston and Maine
Ilaroad on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, leaving
'''''' N' ' ' FRANCIS CHASE, soP,
nid,ieford Anil q. 1869, 20u
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Cy-There Is no mistake about 10, Plantation
Bitters will ward of Fever and Ague and all kin
dred diseases, If used In time No family need
suffer from this distressing complaint n they will
keep Plantation Bitters in the house, and use II
according To directions. The most important in
gredent OF this medicine Is CalSaya or Peruvian
Bark, which is known 10 be the finest aud purest
tonic in the vegetable kingdom. The extract OF
Fever and Ague Medicines prescribed by intelli.
gent doctors. Calissya bark is used extensively
In the manufacture Of Plantation Btters, rs well
as Quinine, and we dare say they owe their popu.
larity mostly to that tact. Wo can recommend
them.
MAGNOLIA wATER.-Superior to the best imported Ger
man Cologne, and soli at half the price.
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FALL RIVER LINE

.Nsp York, Philadelphia, Baliinort. Va,h-
iHpfon, and all principal points Ysst,
South and South Wtsf,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
.n Cabin, $500, Deck, $500. Basrass
=Ek( checked through and Transferred In New
&l.AtI York free of charge.
IxksekXS1 New York trains leave the OH Colony
ani Newpou Railway Dspot corner of South and Knee
$50 r. ~, arriving in Nswpsrt 10 mbuies In advance
of the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston At
5.1O y. NJ, connecting st Newport With The new and
magnIhcen, ..eamers PROVIDENCE, caps. u. N. sim-
mons, BRISTOL, Capt Benz. pryton. Thess steamers
are the fastest AMI most reliable boats The sound bu
expressly for spsod safety and oomfert. This llDs
nscts with all the southern Boats AMI Rarai Lines frtm
New YORK rOns West and SOUTH aoi convenient 10 The
"To snippcr. or rreighr this Linz, with K.
AMI extensive dept accommodates In Boston and
large pier In New York. teicusvty f< the of The
business which cannot be supposed frvght always IA
Ken At low rates, and foruarief with despatch.
New York Ekprss Freight Train lesves Bo-ton at 80
p ~ cool. arIise In New Yct nert nncSnins Abou,
fOoving dyy at 9.t5 An. s... -
F tickets berths and staerooms Apply q the conpa-
nys ofice st No. Oh State Heuse corner of Washing
tOn and sats s,re.ts, and a Oh ccouy and Nevp De.
pot. conSr q South and KneslAod sfces. Boston.
1TsUNDAY NIGHT LINE.u
Cars leave every Sunday evening, II Gao r. NJ,
connecting a. above. .-..1rT-f. = - F.F1
The Oaoe, on STATE House, win BE- open every San
day Afternoon from sto oeloek and At th Depot nun
20 10 A. NJ. and frOa 10 90 NJ sr sais q ticket.
AMI staterooms. ss.. -Ir y, .1.E
STEAMERS ieavc New Ycrk daily. papi.y, iDclsdodl
5P. NJ.
iy2i GEo. sIIIyEMcK, Passenger Freight Ast
JAMES YrsK, Jr.
Managing Direta kaagznsst rte>r,ship Go.
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02

BEAUTIFUL vosEs-If you would bc beautiful
use IIagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives a puro blooming Complexion and re-
stores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
II removes Rcdness, Blotches and Pimples, cures
Tan, Sunburn and Frccklcs, and maks a lady OF
thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth and
Pearly; the Eye Bright and Clears the Cheek
glow with the Bloom OF Youth, and imparts a
fresh plump appearance to the Countenance. No
Lady need complain Of her Complexion when rs
cents will purchase this delightful article.
LYONS KArHAIROs is the Best Hair Dressing.
Imp6
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02
pu. HAMS AROMATIC INvIGoRAToR

removes nom the ,ysteIn the III effects caused by
tie excessive OF alcoholic liquors, and enectn.
ally destroys the appetite for these stinulants IL
gives tone TO debilitated mucous surfaces Efete
matter Is removed from the system, thereby re-
storing IL to its normal healthful condition, As
medicine n Is quick and eiiectual. curing the most
aggravated cases OF dyspepsia, kidney complaints,
and all other arrangements of the stomach and
bowels, in speedy manner. This elegant prepa-
full before eatin, will give good appetite and
prevent all suffering from indigestion Ladies or
weak and delicate constitutions should take the
IuyigoTatOr three times day wine-glass full
before retiring will insure sweet and refreshing
sleep All the proprietor asks Is trial. and Ia in-
duco this he has put up the lnyigorator In pint
bottles at ~ cents,-quarts, sl.n. Principal Do
cists 3m2l
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02
THE UNION &C. JOURNAL,
s,...,rf Old M0n,

Smart Old Man. -
A correspondent Of the Democrat says that
Mr.. Daniel Hin Of North Lyman, 50 years Of
age, last year bought FIVE acres, cleared and
burned 1t over and sowed II to winter rye, with
his own hands. lie is now clearing FIVE more
acres to SOW to rye next fall. This smart old
gentleman enjoys excellent health, although he
has voted the Democratic ticket for siIty-one
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02

A gentleman afflicted with chronic rheumatis
saws, mo description Of my case can convey the
vast amount Of benefit have received from the
use Of JOhnsOn's AnOdyne Linlment' | believe II
Is tho best article In the world for rheumatism"
II n horse has good constitution, and has once
been good horse, no matter how old or how much
run down he may be, ho can be greatly improved,
and In many respects made rs good as new, by n
liberal use OF "Snoridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
dersp -
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02
MARRIED.

In Kenncbunk, by Rev. 8. Worth, Mr. Charles
r. Webber and Miss Jennie NJ. Dragdon, both OF
krnnebunk.
In Limington. June 26, by Rev 9. 8. Emery, Mr.
II q. RObingsOn aud Miss Jennie Free.
In South Berwick. June -, Mr. John il. foss
and Mrs EliEa Z. Munsey. both OF South Berwick.
In buxton, June l, Arthur Cobb, OF North Var
mouth, and Mrs. Hannah ID wentworth, oi Bux'
mi
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02

beauty AND iIEALrH.-Pale and sickly looking
females would do n good thing for themselves by
iudciously trying Speer's standard Wine Bitters"
Thousand have used them who have been strug-
Cling for the mastery with death. and have found
them 90 be the greatest life-giying tonic known:
They will animate the pulse and bring health ana
color back 10 their death-white lips
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Serni-Weelkly Limo!

On and after tho 18th inst. the fne
sn-N Steamer Dirigo and Pranconia, will
until further notice, runs ~ follows,
Leave GaIts Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at o'clock r. N., and leave
Pier % East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. .at3f.M
The Dlrlgo and Francouia are fitted up with Inc
accommodations for passengers, making this tho
most conveient and comfortable route for tfAv-
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, IN state Room, $500. Cabin passage,
$500 Meals extra.
y Goods forwarded by this limo 10 ant from Mon
treal Quebec, Halifax, st. John, and all parts Of
Maine .H... .-fHI ~
the Steamers as early rs p. M. on the day that
they leave Portland.
Por Freight or Passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Galps Wharf. Portland.
J. Y. AMEs, Pler 3s East River. New York.
MAY o. lsES. n
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a LARGE LOT
N Ew GOODS /!

Ladies' White Ribbed Hose. 10 GU
Splendid lot Jewelry, selling Psry CAssp
Nice assortlnentAsT ayis Black Combs. -,
Ladies' wide IIemmed Ilsndkfs, only 10 etl
Hest French Whaisbsne Corsets, only 70 Gu
Rest Spool Cotton. ca cts Good Nets, 0 ot'
Beet Linen Thread, Oi cts. Good Wallets, Gu
Nice Lot silk Pans, SeHfrg cAtdr
New assortment Albums, At isw priees'
Black Lace and silk Veillngs.
Ladies' White and Colored Lisle Thread Gloves.
Gents Linen nandkfs, extra bargain) - Gu
Gents All Linen Bosotns, only 25et
GENTS Paper Collars, linen button holo 25ct
Ladies' embroidered edge and corner lidn, 2ocu
Black Lace Square Wells, only YcI
Ladies' Tucked Cum, (nice ones), y cts
Biack KID Gioves OF tho best quality, Cheap
Black Velvet Ribbons, (best. Very Low.
Rubber Ratties, Is cts. Toy Tea Sets, - cts
Good assortment Pariau and Cbina Vases.
Ladies' sur and BEAD Nets.
Ladies' Elastics and Elastic Draids .I1a..1
Dress buttons. Shirt buttons.
Red, Drab, and Green Curtain Tasscls, " cts
A good Black Belt for - cts
Wallets, 25 cts. Hair Brushes, .. y cts
Good Tooth Bru.hes. 10 cts. Pink Sauccrs, 10 cts
Dolls and Doll Heads, all sizes.
Mems Cotton Hose, (good ones), - cts
Gents Suspenders. various qualities.
Good Scissors, IS cts. Linen Collars, % cts
Ladies' all linen Iiandkfs, only 0scts
Coarse Combs, Oi cts. Clurks Spool Cotton, " cts
Rubber and Ivory Fine Combs
Best Corset Springs. Hair Pins.
Best Honey or Glycerine Soap,
Pretty Fancy Back Combs. 2ct
Pink Pans 25 cts. New Bosom Pms, 2jcts
Best Pins. Needles and Tapes.
Gilt Edge Is bles, only 0ct
Halls Sicillian Hair Renewer, Go cts
Rings Vegetable Ambrosla, only ca cts
Walace's new improved Hair Restorcr. only ~ cts
An other kinds Hair Restorers, chsaP.
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, y cts
Best Lily White, 10 cts. Pink Ilalls, l0cts
Best Red Rouge, IS cts. Nice Hair Oil, 2j cts
A Iar IA. a.
Nice Day Rum Oil for the Hair. acts
Pcrry's Moth and Freckle Lotion, cheap.
Schlotterbcck's Moth and Precklo Lotion.
Magnolia balm. Laird's Bloom Of Youth.
sehenck's Tonic and syrup. each tl.0O
Schenck,s Pills, IL cts. Wings pills, ~ cts
Ayers pills, " cts. Wrights Pills, ~ cts
Hills Rheumatic Pills. Ects
IiutcbIn,' Heodoche pills, only ifcts
Ayers Sarsaparilla Cherry Pcctoral each 75 cts
Peruvian Syrup. (preparation OF Ironl IS cts
Poland's Ilumor Dr.. (good for llum6rsl Cheap.
IIelmbold's Extract OF Buchu, only g0cts
Bitters, only boots
Atwood's Bittors, 81 cts. Browns Troches. ~ cts
Langley's Williams Ilostetter's. Pierces, Rich
ardsons, Specr's Sanbuci Wine, and other Bit
tiers, At Lop Prices.
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff. only Is cts
Medical Discovery, los
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, only 75 cts
Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
Dr. Babcock's Hair Re,torer and Dressing. Low.
I,nssia Salyc 20 cts
MIss Sawyer's Salye, 20 cts
phaI0n's Cerous and Flor dc Mayo, 20 cts
Tea Rose, Patchouly, Pondlily, Musk. JOcky
Club, Roso Geranium, Ind other Perfumes,
AIor P,iss'
Mrs. Winslow,s Soothing Syrup, only 81 cts
Iennc's Magic oil, O cts
Railways Relief,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, only - cts
Stcrlins's Ambrosa fol tho Hair, 75cts
The Union and journal., 1869-07-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Mesrs. Litteil Gay have issued IN pamphlet
form another OF the series OF Tales OF tho Living
Age. called Lettice Lislc," an English story,
The Living Age is weekly eclectic publication OF
choice reading and so discriminating and judcious
have been the selections OF its management that II
has attained standard merit second TO no like
publication In this country.