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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
Millmen, Painters, Glaziers
Paper Hangers, Etc.

fV.VOV STONE; .... ...
100 CARROYs OF sULPHURIC
ACID;
2J CARROYs NITRIC ACIDI
rs CARROYs MURIATIC ACID
20, 200 LBS. ATLANTIC AND
JEWETT,s LEAD;
1000 LBS. ENGLISH RED I.EAD
-, 500 GALS. ENGLISH KOII.EH
OIL. in Drums aud hnrrcIs;
so BRLs. OHIO FIRE PROOF
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OF ROIEhD OIL, for
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

In Orange county, Va, few days ago a
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Walker attempted 10 wrench
pistol from the hand Of her father, who in a
fit of insanity wss trying TO shoot himself, when
the weapon was discharged and she was herself
shot, receiving wound which caused her death
the second day after.
Government is to sell two millions Of gold
per week from now till November lst, and buy
two millions Of bonds.
Griffin. the engineer who was said to cause
the Mount Hope disaster, who has been on trial
has been acquitted.
No less than eight editors in Iowa have been
already nominated for the State Legislature
four in each branch-and several others Of the
fraternity are spoken Of for similar positions.
An unsuccessful attempt was made Saturday
to wreck train ON the Albany & Rochester
railroad by placing tlecpers ON the track.
A few nights since some twenty white miscre-
ants made forsy on the dwellings Of several
negroes in Newton county, Georgia, carrying off
furniture, bedding, ect., and severely beating
the occupants. A local Democratic paper says
they were among the most quiet, industrious
and noffensivc negroes in the county.
A darkey's account Of "a sermon "well, sahs,
de sermon was upon dc miriclcs Of do loaves and
de fishes. De minister said how de seven thou
sand loJes and do five thousand fishes divided
between de twelve apostles an dc miricle was
dat dey didn't bust !"
Louisiana raises corn fifteen feet high. Our
elevators raise II a good deal higher than that.
Plans arc maturing for the restriction Of the
liberty of the Russian press.
William c. Robinson, said to be well-known
in Boston and New York, has been found guilty
in Portland Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and has furthermore pleaded guilty to the
charge Of bigsmy.
DR.. Clersoy has published in French mcdi-
cal journal an account Of . complete cure OF
bad case Of consumption by the use Of arseni-
ate of soda. lie gave six milligrams day Tor
twenty consecutive days, then cod-lver oil for
sixteen days, and then returned to the arsenic.
A correspondent Of an English paper which
published the account writes to say that dilu.
tons Of arsenic have long been used BY the
homeopathic school in pulmonary diseases.
In digging well in the yard Of the Cove
Foundry at Providence, the drill passed through
bed Of coal IA feet thick, at the depth Of ll9:
feet, and second bed Of coal feet In thick
ness, at the depth Of l34 feet. Thomas 8. Ridg.
way, mining engineer, writes 10 the Providence
Journal that the coal contains 80 per cent Of
carcon, and can be mined at An expense Of lcss
than 81 per ton.
II Is stated that the position Of Associate Judge
Of the United States Supreme Court, to oil the
vacancy caused by Judge wayne's death, will
be offered to Attorney General Hoar.
Herbert L. Field. formerly Of Auburn, has
been murdered in Ministee. Wisconsin, BY his
business partner, . man named Vandefpool.
The case is one Of great atrocity-a cold bloodcd
slaughter and cunning attempt to conceal svi-
dences of the crime.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

The Washington correspondence Of the New
York Evening Post says that advios received
from trustworthy persons in Ohio represent that
the political campaign Is making favorable prog
res, with decided prospeets for an ovcrwhelm-
Ing defeat Of Pendleton and the Democratic
State ticket. In several sections Of the State 10
cal issues have caused dissensions In the Rcpub-
lican ranks, but II Is not thought that these will
Affect the general result. .
The Dent movement In Mississippi does not
start of 20 vigorously as was anticipated, snd
the Republicans have strong hopes Of carrying
the State.
We arc promised q reduction Of the debt by
no less than SIC, ,000, 900 during the month Of
September, or nearly twice a. much IS the TO
duction In August. Ifthis promise is fulfilled
We shall have to report on the lst Of next month
diminution Of our national Indebtedness by
S69, SOC, 900 since Gen. Grant came into office
This Ii brave work, and the charm Of II Is that
II goes on 20 steadily. Meanwhile Mr.. Delano
Ii overhauling the income lists, and trying TO
get something like afair payment Of . tax which
has been the cause Of more lying and cheating
than even the excise on whskey.
The Democratic candidate for lieutensnt-gov-
ernor Of Wisconsin declines the honor.
Nominations for the Iowa legislature are
made largely with view to the senatorial quss
ton.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

The Portland Advertiser is quito pos
tive. because the distinguished orators
from Massachusetts, have not participated
in the campaign, that of necessity the
party workers have been on strike"
And because Gov. Chamberlain has been
reelected by half his majority of last year
on light vote. IL concludes that the labors
Of these party workers have not been u
humbug.
Now the party workers have not been
so IN oroughly demoralizcda rs the Adver-
tiscr thinks. In the stronger counties lit
tie work was done, but in some Of the
closer. York, for instance, we happen to
know that more thorough. quiet and
systematic work was never done in Maine
and the result shows ii. Ifall the voting
humanity was like the fair-minded editor
of the Advcrtiser-were II possible TO
make them feel the force of u political
newspaper leader. his position and his
opinion ofthc working party men would
be more nearly correct, but such Is not the
iact. There are thousands OF men that
forget that election comes each year on the
second Monday Of September. or If they
think OF II expect some one TO invite them
to 90 to the polls-thousands OF these for
working men to look after and bring into
line. When the church can flourish with
out pastor or deacons. the party can dis
charged its working men but not before.
Somerset Reporter. ......
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public. For every person owes contin-
ual debt until he acquires an indcpcn-
dence; he is bound to establish himself in
life so that he. rs wellras those for whom
he is bound to provide, shall not become
dependent upon the charity Of the public
or OF his or their friends.
To enumerate: The business education
of the student must commence with =
properly taught and encouraged love Of
money for the advantages which it will
secure. impressing his mind with the fact
that the duty TO acquire property is one
which cannot be waived Mt any point dur
ing his lifetime. until an independence Is
secured. To secure this, patriotism, up
rightness and honesty, industry and econ
omy are the essential bases. With such n
foundation brains may build a wealthy
superstructure and to point out the clc-
ments Of success in that building, viii be
the subject Of future editorial.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01
POLITICAL.

Asa Packer, the Democratic candidate for
Governor in Pennsylvania, Is accused Of boiling
the Democratic nominee for Judge of the Su.
prcmc Court eighteen years ago, because hc was
= Catholic, training with the Know Nothings
fourteen years ago and boiling the Douglas
ticket in 1860. lie is now first rate Demo-
crat.
The entire vote Of the State has been received
except from thirty-seven small towns and plant
ations. The total vote exceeds all estimates and
is 93.SS0. Chamberlain has 50,96l; Smith
38.277 Hichborn 4,642. Chamberlsin's ma
jority over both 1882. Last year these cities
and towns gave total vote Of l8l ,266. Cham.
berlsin had rs, ,S36 Pillsbury So, ,48l. Cham
berlain's majority 20,404. The towns and
plantations not yet heard from gave last year
total vote Of 5lG Chamberlain's IS majority this
year will be 5000. The Senate stands 28 Re-
publicans to Democrats, Democratic gain Of
l. The House ll3 Republicans and 81 Demo
Gratis, with four Districts to hear from. Last
year the House stood Republicans l2l. DEM
ocrats 30.
The Richmond whig is anxious to have Horace
Greeley nominated for U. S. Senator from vir-
ginis. It says:
The Constitution only requires Senator to
be thirty years Of age and of nine years. citi-
,cnship. A day or an hours residence in
State Is sufficient. Grcelcy's election would dis
sipate all our home difficulties, and compose all
our domestic factions. Ills loyalty is unm.
peached and unimpeachable. and he would take
us back into the Union without jostie. lie Is
able to do the good work his heart Is .et upon
best. Through all our latest troubles he has
been our firm, unwavering and efficient friend.
A generous recognition Of the obligation would
not be more honorable to him than crcditablc to
ourselves. With him and fitting colleague,
the old State, afser all her disasters, could still
crank first In the land apd shine"
In recent speech Gov. Geary Of Pennsylva-
mia stated that during the last year Of Andrew
Johnson's administration the debt had inercas-
ed forty-threc millions. while under only six
months Of Gen. Grants administration II had
DECREASED as much as forty-nine millions six
hundred and four thousand dollars. In con-
versstion the speaker had with President Grant
recently, he assured Gov. Geary that at the end
Of the first year Of his administration the public
deb. would show decrease Of sl25, 100000.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

The seven Republican Senators who,
less than eighteen months since, voted to
acquit Andrew johnson, have had sim
gular history since that act: Fesscndcn is
dead; Grimes, reading hi, fate at home,
has resigned; Van Winkle has been su-
perseded; Fowler will be, and 50 will
Ross; Henderson has been superseded,
while Trumbull whose time will not be
out until 1873. has irrcvocably lost his
hold upon Illinois. Fowler. Ross and
Henderson are now acting in full fellow
ship with the copperhcads.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

Prices OF Market Beef-Exra $I2 20 10 SO q, hrst
quality 81 50 sl2 90 second quality $40 70 % II 0'
Prices OF Store Cattlc-workins Oxen, v pair.
Milch Cows and Calves ffom s3,, $50, ssS, s'a 800
% Sis.
three years old SIS "a SCI.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 Oh, 81 81,
50 % 40 81 90 each extra 80 IS % 81 ~, or nom u
@7cRb.
Spring Lambs, 81 % % $50.
Hides 9!c Y ID. Tallow D 7ic y h.
Pelts 20 I'D SOC each. Calf Skins - 20 20 Y h..
Prices OF Poultry-Extra l9l 20 ac primo lsi "a
i9cj good IL. 40 'lsc; medium u % liic; poor 70
medium lGic v lb.
Shecp-Extra includes Cossets, and whom those OF
an inferior quality are thrown out.
, N. d. Bcef-Extra and first quality include no.
thing but the best, large Fat, stalfed Oxen second
quality includes the best grassfed Oxen, the beat
ttaI.fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse Of lots.
REMARKS.
About one.haif as many cattle from the Northern
States as arrived last week. with cattle and n
vorabe weather for the beef market. SALES wero
made with fair promptness, and ut 10 v ID better
prices than paid last week.
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free above that number at regular advertising rates.
I'm this city, Sept. 2, Of typhoid fever, Hattie J..
Hill, aged - years.
In this city, Sept. 81 Carrie Luclla only daughter
Of George and Sarah Hartman, aged ~ months and
days.
In Saco, Sept q, Mrs. Harriet j., wife Of Free
man Rounds, aged - years.
In Buxton, (Bar Mills,l Sept. ~, Mrs. Hannah,
wfs OF James Ripley, aged rs year,.
In Kcnnebunk, Sept i5 Maria, twin sistor Of Lou.
isa, daughter OF the lato Joseph Miller aged ~ yrs
These aiable ladies, nearly alko In sEe feature
and expression as not 10 be distinguished except by
since their earliest childhood and sympathy Is par.
ticularly felt for the surviving sistcr.
In Kennebunk port, sept - at the residence OF
Joshua s. Lunt, Lucenda Lord, agcd n years and Q
months.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

The vote in York and Washington
Counties is close. The indications are,
however. that there is no choice of Sena-
tors, although it is possible that the DEM
ocratic candidates in both counties may
be elected.-Bangor Democrat.
Eleven hundred majority is rather a
close vote for York.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

s~Irow many Thousands Of the part generatlon
might DO saved from lingering disease and untmely
books "A the medical works OF Dr. A. ii. Hayes, tho
physicIan who has performed % many astounding
cures the last ten years. These works treat o. mat
yertisement Of Peabody Medical Insttuts) am39
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youyo MAX on woNAS, II you wish 10 avoid tho
de.tructiye maladies which are caused by errors
committed in early life, OF would he freed from the
neruse thc works Of DIR. Hayes, Consulting Physi.
rrIan of tho Peabody Medical Institute, Boston.
1.-THE SCIENCE or LIPE, or SELPPRESERyA.
TiON," treats upon nervous and physical debility,
md n has become the most popular medical work OF
The day. The Peabody Medical Institute publish u,
and siso blythe samc eminent author, "SENUAL
piIysIOIO;iY or WOMAN AND HER DiSEAS-
ES.n SOC advertisement Of Peabody Medical Insti.
tute in another column. spiwil
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

BIZ BrAuruul-Ie you dssirs bssuiy yos aouid
uso Hagsn's Masnolis balm. -
Il gives . sofs, rcdned, satin-liks texture 10 Tho
Complexion, removes Roushnss, Rsdnes, Blotehss,
sunburn, Tan, etc. and adds tings Of Peariy Bloom
70 the plainest features. II brings The Bloom o.
Youth 70 the fsding check and changes the rustic
Country Girl into Fashionable CITY Belle.
In the uss Of the Magnolia Bslm lies The uus 20
eret Of beauty. No lady need complain OF ner
Complexion who will invest 70 cents In this delight
ful article.
LYoS's KArHAIRoS 10 the Best Hair Dressing;
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There 4 no bsttsr remedy for dissasss insidsussl
10 the summsf, than d. 6njth's Compeand kxffss'
Of Blackberry. Il has stood The test Of - year 60
stant use and never Aiisd. eI -
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JNesc .adreyftseSsesfs.
YORK co. AGRICULTURAL S0c'Y
Cattle Show & Fair,
.sAco AND BlDDEF0RD,
TUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY. TuunpAr AND
vRiDAS,
October 8, o, 7 md 8, 1900.
CATTLE AND HORSE EXHIBITION TO BE ON
THE soCIrrys GROUNDS, ~ sAc0, TUIs-
. DAY. oCr. 81; THE YAiR IN CIT
HALL. BIDDEyoRD. COMMENCING
.Skc0 AND BlDDEF0RD,
OCrObER Z

REGULArlONs.-Al entries must 30 made WIN
the ssastAry. JomS hASscon. % .tth his As.is-
tants. Entries nay be nsae by nssl os otscrvtse.
BIdeiordJ The Hall VIII be opvs 1os the ssoeptios
OF articles on Monday, Oct T. and cisns of taeo and
tries a. early Monday evening. thn The Secretary
may have his time toeer articiss By pefsons
Persons coming In ON the cars Tuesday morning may
enter their articles ON thek arrival stoek entries
the morning ofthe show. vi1 BE- made by an Assis-
(not at the Hall afler Monday eyeninEJ ull so'coek
and the Committee Books viii be resdy 81 10 O'Clock.
ers vegetables Ac., will be exhibited In the CITY
HALL, Biddeford. and asrieuiturh ispisments: ma
chimes, carriages sirGbs, harnesses, Ae In the Hall,
or In such place ~ the Ceanitiee OF Arrangements
may determine; al askmh on The bocietys 0roands
in Saco. Articles of manufacture. eIeept msehnss.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

OF Che Peruvian syrup u proto1ide Of Ircn) nom
weak sickly suffering CREATURES, 70 strong, healthy
and happy men and women, and invalids cannot
reasonably hesitate 70 give y trial. For Dyspep
sia and Debility u . spccine.
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M MA.RRIED.

In Great Falls, N. H., Sept. by Rev. A. Loveioy,
Mr.. James l.. Stono and Miss Laura Il. Guptill, both
OF North berwick.
In Kennebunk, by Rev. +. Worth, Mr. Henry G.
Bean and Mis- Lizzie l.. Downing OF Kennebunk.
pOFt.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

There isa rumor that Secretary Coz win
leave the cabinet In Dsccmber or January next
in orler to accept enc ofthe nine Circuit Judge
ships provided for by the last Congress.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

NyANTED-School Teachers, Sudcnts. and
w others, either ladies or gentlemen, to earn
from t25 TO $50 per week selling Synchronology Of
Ancient and Modern History" Everybody wants
Il. Address y. IIAwEs, Publisher, 20 Court st.,
Boston. Jwf0
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WANTS, LOST AND FOUND.

yNIANTED - Colts or Remington's Army
w and Navy Rcyolvers. Also. Sharp's or Spcn.
GERS Rifles or Carbines Any person having any Of
tho above for sale can dispose Of them by calling on
all kinds Of sporting goods at $50 Main Street. Did
deford, Maine. 4u
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

WTANTED-To hire, from 800 to $50. 900.
w for which ten per cent. interest will be paid
semi annually, and security given on real estate
FRsr mortgages on property In the heart OF Chica-
90 worth three times the amount loaned No money
To change hands until an abstract OF the mortgage,
together with tho location Of tho property, 10 re-
celved and reviewed. Pull particu ars given by
calling on, or addressing J. L. BUTLER, Biddeford,
Me
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

~ Il ID said that Calisaya Bark has . peculiar
.sst upon the liver. and guards the systcm against
disease by exposure and irregular diet. II 10 con-
coded that the great success OF the wvnderfu Plan
tsiion Biters, which, previous 10 our late unhappy
dnicultics, Was found In most southern homes, was
taincd a. ono Of the principal ingrcdents. In oon-
arnatien Of this we have heard one OF our distin-
guishcd Physicians remark, that whenever he fslt
nnvsli ffou ordinary detetc OF atmospheric canscs,
he invariably relieved himself by Plantation Bitte
We speak sdv.sedly when wo say that No know 10 70
be tho best and most popular medicine In thc world.
MlosoLlA wArIa.-Supsrior 70 The best import
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01
TROTTING PURSES.

WEDNESDAY, at 10 O'Clock A. ~. trot for soeie-
tvs Purses, of Ssoo. SsO md ssnc epea 90 Horses
raised and always owned In the Coanty. 1teteb -
admit. -.
Horses: besi sisco, second sioI0. third ssoo-snd
probably several Gratuities.
THURSDAY, at r. ~, 5000 Purse, for Horses
owned In the County % days n least prior 10 sniy.
Deaf Horse 5000. second beet tDU thifd Siop. Eh~
FRIDAY at . r. NJ, sioolo Purse, open to alI
IIorses wherever owned. Best Horse % receive
$500 and the second hest s3sIoo. Entrance. So
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OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY FOR TIE YEAH

OFFICERS OF TIE SOCIETY FOR TIE YEAW
1860.
Pre,idsni-John ". Goodwin, Biddeford.
Vice Iresidents-Teonsrd Andrews, BIddeford; Na-
than Dane, Jr.. Aimed, John Mmken, buSsoui kds
ward Is. Randall, LinnEton; John \. Murch, Dayton.
Seerstary-Jobn Hanscom, ssco.
Trsa,urer--ChariesH. MRhken, Sseo.
Trnsse,-Ilufns T.. Tapiey. Ira 4. Doe, Ivory Lord,
Joseph q. Deerns. saeo; Anna l.. Aver, ferEuson
Hsinrs, Charles Hardy, Biddeford. r..
Ll5rdrfd1-Edward Eastman, ssco.
The Union and journal., 1869-10-01

MAGNOLIA wArIa.-Superior 70 the best import
Cd German Cologne and so!d at half the price.