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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GopEY's LADY BOOK for June, Is fuly up with the
demands OF the time. and Its well established repnta-
ton. The fine steel plate represents waiting NJ the
Ferry There Is brilliant sx-fgure colored fashion
plate handsome patchwork design nrinte,i In blue,
Jressss' bonnets. &c. and several other novelties
among the embellishments. The literary articles by
Marion llarad and other popular contributors are VI
course good.
Boys and Glrs--has attractive table OF contents
and numerous excellent engrayings. OllNer Optc
his best and The other stories anecdotes parrics &C
even better than usual. The young iolks sano'
for1s them this month. "...
TWEEN THE STATES; Its causes, character. conduct
and results presented in n series OF cooqules at
Liberty Hall, by Alexander II stephens. In two
volumes. National Publishing COMPANY.
The frst volume Of this work has been In the
hands Of the American people for nearly two years
and many have anxiously waited the conclusion.
Tho health Of Mr.. stephens has been precariOus
sin the first volume was printed anu u was atone
time feared that he would not live ~ finish tho great
work no began shortly alter the close OF the war.
hut 10 Is finished, and wo have before US advance
sheets Of the second volume, which will soon DO In
the hands Of agents IL not adry history neither
IL II dull argument on the constitutional view 81
the war. ID Is one Of those rare works In which
both sides OF the subject very fairly presente'
Able men and statesmen Of the North and the South
arc made TO speak IN these pages o ana REP ~
erence for the student OF American politics, these
volumes are valuable.
,,o,. ,,,.,,o,, ,ovo, Nv lain
RoBERr nRsALnoosh, an rp.,.I y, i.,,.Ios ar
sketches or Travel In Spain and tho East. New
York' Carleton.
This Is one OF those books peculiarly American,
which treats In an American way, Of those peculiar
phases OF American society met with nj such Times
and places rs tho discovery OF gold In California,
silver IN Washoe, and In fact the opening OF any
chance for making money quickly. The charnctcrs
OF this book peryades more particularly the silver
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POLITICAL.

Ats csucu, Of the Republicans Of fhis city
]. Z. Butler, chairman, and W. F. Lunt, secre.
tary. the following named delegates were elect
ell to the State convention. The persons were
elected without the slightest test as to their
preferences for the candidates for Governor, but
are understood to be ten for Hersey and two fol
Perham: L. II. Banks, J. +. Butler, b. F,
Hamilton, W. F. Lunt, Ira Andrews, G. H.
Knowlton, L. ii. 6. Hooper, L. J. Aver, J. G.
Brackett,' John Moody, Woodbury. G. Gooch
George Staples.
The national House Of Representatives did a
good ,hins yesterday in passing, by seventy
majority, a resolution instructing the Ways and
Means Committee to report bill repeating all
duties on coal That looks like business. The
coal duty is simply indefensible. 1t docs no,
protect any kind Of manufactures or any strug.
Cling interest, but only helps those who are al.
ready sufficiently protected, by their command
Of tho finest coal fields in the world. to live in
idlepess half the year, and to leyya burden.
some tribute on the rest Of the country, tina,
bs,rs with ;n;ur;ops effect u,on nearly ever,
branch Of manufacturing industry. Nova SEQ
tia coal only interfercs in this market with
PENNSYLVANIA coal when the latter passes beyond
reasonable rates. II, then, the two Houses Of
Congress make good the indication Of yester,
DAYS vote, and abrogate the coal duty, the ee
feet will rather be to regulate the coal marke,
and keep II within bounds, than to crowd oul
native with Nova Scotia coal-and that viii bt
a very desirable effect
M pr ,, ,,.., ..r,.
luz pe'pS' 'ou'n" Nu'uV0'"' says 'u'
refusal OF Governor Chamberlain to be candi-
date for denomination changes the programme
mos, Materially and throws the hitherto mos,
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whoever succeeds he viii swear he was for him
from the start. 1871 f
The organizing part Is performed by ..Slun.
roe. who is exceedingly popular here, a. be
never wanted an Office and holds the .Pension
Agency" 70 Accommodate the party who are nav.
ing him four thousand per year to manage the
polI,ieal machine for the Hon. Member. and at
mi. nr;oe be M donb, earn. IN, nancy. that Is.
~ .,nv,.s;nc ,r,,,;s;,- hr,,o, hole;rv and
- ,.,r, ,h,, , s.r,,;, a;.;,,.r,.ted no,rio,
80, -, go. g. .o,. .;,r;r, and ~.
g.. -. D.. 49,. ,r,mn;,, ,hror,h ,h;.
-. ..S = ~. -, 90, g., ~. uon Mem.
- .:,n.,,v 80, into ~. o,d p,.,r;c, singing
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State Temperance Mass Convention.

=.
A state temperance Mas Convention vi be holder
Of ArBuRN HALL IN the city % Auburn, June l'h.
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Tor the purpose of nominating can.
dldaie Governor, and 10 attend Ia any business TIA
NAV properly eon,e before said convention.
All Temperance Men are cordially invited to attend
who are IN favor Of such men, and only such men. n
win us their Influence fbr the enactment and enforce.
n,ent of such laws will speedy and enectuaiiy sup
press the entire trsfc In alcoholic liquors ~ bevrr-
aRr In this state and VIM rvgs this question ~ para.
mount 10 all other political issues Of the day.
The state Temperance Executive Committee viii be
In session nj thu Aubum House. Aubarn On the s,en'
ing proceeding the Convention.
HEM. v. HAMILTON, Chairman, Fork. I''
j, W. MlNaER, lCsistertdsd. |i..ft ..fI ~
JOslIUA NYE. ksaHeSec.
0EO. 10. DULINGuAA. dndrosccyytS.
L. ID. RussELI. ffaskhS. d. .IH .
SIMEON COMER, Somsrsc.
NEWELL wINsLOw. Lhceis. 80 y .f.|
ISAAC IIACkER, Areostook. f..
GEORGE PRATT, kHor.
\. Z. ROBERTs, Waldo. r
U.R.TAYLOR, WsshiagfoH. L.. e
H. ~. OsGOOD, Haacocf. ''. .'
II SUMNER BAsFORD, Essebsref. .. r.f OLD.
A, J. ". STEVENS, Ifscdta9sb.
WILLIAM IiICkNELi- Orrord. ILL. I. 4.
.... '..s f.f..r A. DEEKING, SECRETARY, ~.
State TsmI~rahcs EIecshrs Commfffs.
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OUR OWN STATE.

W. W. Thomas Of Portland has arrived at
Gottenbury. Sweden. and writes home that he
Is confident his scheme Of obtaining Swedish
emigrants for the State win be perfect success.
Twelve families have already made application
for passage -...-.... .
In Hiram. Saturday 2sth ult. As Elwin Hub
bard. q lad, was riding in hay cart In which q
hay fork was lying. the horss started, jerking
him back npon the fork, one tine Of which PEN
etratcd his foot TO the depth Of an inch and q
half. causing very painful wound which will
coufne him to the house for some time. .1
The skowhegan Reporter says Mrs. Wade Of
Smith6eld, now "a years old, has been sick with
dropsy some IA years, in which time she has
been tapped IS times, with an average discharge
Of water and blood Of IL los. At first she was
tapped every three months, and now every two
weeks.
There are two hundred and forty-nine Congrc-
gAtional churches in Maine and one hundred and
forty Of theee churches receive aid from the
Maine Missionary Society. gr..a.
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At meeting on Wednesday of the Re-
publican County Committee Of York i
was unanimously voted that the Republi'
can party of this county look with appre-
hension upon any movement in this Dis
trict designed to invade tho long estab-
lishcd usage and privileges of this coun-
"; that they claim for themselves the
rights of minoritics hitherto granted them
without question in the District; that the
success Of the Republican party in this
county must not be endangered to ensure
the success Of any person desiring to be a
candidate; and that the Chairman CT the
Committee be instructed to prepare an
address in harmony with these views.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
FIRST DISTRICT.

The Republicans and ali other voters Of the FIRsr
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF MAINE. comprising
the counties of York and Cumberland. who rroicng
IN the progress OF Human Freedom snd Equal Rights,
achieved by the Nation under the direction VI the Re-
publican Party in the past endorse lis wise policy ne
best calculated secure and perpeuaie the biessxs
Of peace, Tranquil prosperity, by the enactment of
the principles of Justice Into law, without REGARD to
race, color previous condition are hereby lnS.d
and requested 10 send delegates ~ CONVENTION u
b.. held in CRY HALL, sACo. on WEDNESDAY: Jun
TwENrY-NINTH. AT II l-2 O'CLOCK. A. NJ, for TIC
purpose of nominating A CANDIDATE To HEpRE-
SENT THIS DISTRICT IN THE fOnrY-sECOSD CON-
GREss, and to transact amy other business that may
properiy come before the Convention. .
The basis ~ representation VIII be a. ollowsi EacI
city and town mi be entitled 10 one delegate, and one
delegate additional for every Is votes east for Joshua
J.. CHAMBERLAIN, at the Gnbcrnaiorlai election y
iss majority fractiono Of 10 votes will he entitled
20 an additional delegate.
The Chairman of the several city and town commit
tees are requested forward names az delegates, ~
soon as chosen. to the chairman of the District Com
mittce nj Portland.
Ti,e Committee will be In session at THE Hall the
day above indicated, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 10 receive
credentials. -,
The apporonmcnt OF delegates a. the several ctie'
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n T.nnev. Mr.. Charies II. brown, Of this city,
and Miss Eina 81. Hunter, ef Clinton.
RiCKHR-sAWYER. IN this city, Jsns :, by Rev.
j. u, Emerson. John Kicker, ESQ. snd Miss Eliia-
beth sawyer both of Ssco.
Observation-Disclosures. In THE city, June 8, by
Rev. q. Tenney, Mr.. BENJAMIN ID. Roberts, 81 Ly-
man. and Mis- TyrA A. lfantrcss, of this city:
observation-disclosures. In this city, g)ak hidge)
Of Kennsbsnkpsrt, and xis Abbie Rollins Of
INGiiIM-sMIrH. In this city, Jsne :, BY Rev.
J. stevens, Mr.. Robert lnghsm and Miss Adiiia
BRSS3PIi.MER. In Lyman, May .. by Rev.
W. A. Merrill, Mr.. Joel Dean, " $500, and Miss
kliIA A. Palmer. Of l. MIN -L LII u
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How to Look Younr..-sl1,esn.

Don't paint or use vile Hair Restorers, but simply
apply lIagan's Magnolia balm upon your hce, neck
and hands and use Lyons kathairon upon your
hair. The Balm makes your complication poAriy,
rcmoyes ffeckies, tan, sailowncss, rny-marks,
,notb-patches ETC., ank In place Of . red, rustic
lace, you have the marble purity OF an exquIsite
belle. Il gives 70 middle ago the bloom q perp
hair produced by the kathairon, and q lady ha'
done her best In The WAY Of adornment- Btotheri
will have spnster sisters whom these articles are
around. 4WD
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Republican State Convention.

The citizens Of Maine wio rejoice In the progress 81
Human free,iom aud Equal kights, achieved ny ths
Nation under the direction Of the NATIONAL hkrvD.
IICAs PARTY during the last decade: WIN heartily
second the Administration .i President Grant IN lu
measure ca secure national prosperity Wy the restofa
tion Of confidence abroad and tranquility nj ho'ne
who endorse s Wis. policy for the rr.iucticn ~ tns
national debt and applaud Its successful .ndea.or. q
establish economy aud honesty in the adHmisffnin
Of goycrvent who approve the recortis1 the par
~ p Maine on 10 questions 0f public policy, neuu.
suppression of the evil of ntrmpefsnce, are reIert
Ell to end delegates to state Convention 10 r. hehi
I'm GRANITE HALL, AUGUSTA, Jsas liza, Isn, a
eleven O'Clock 4. w.. for fh. purlpse oi nomnalins
candidate for Governor and ~ transact such business
as may properly come before the Convention.
The basis az representation viii be ns f.llows.I
Zach city. town and plantation VIII De eh,nsn ~
delegate for every % votes east for t. kahli.
40 yotes will be entitled to an sddiousl dclerste.
Delegates are re,,ured ts be aetual resdtuu of TIE
municipality they claim 20 represent IN the ConVen
tiou. =,
eeption Room " the Hall. nj O'Clock the morning o.
the Convention Cor The reception ~ the ersicnflsls N
of Tie delegates and Ia hear and dcermne NIL " con'
tested elections, subject 10 ratification by tie Co'en
tion. iIf
WV. y. YRYK.
..'...r ....'. CYHus Nc. IOwERs,
rHEDgRICk ROBIk,
WIN. v. LOWELL,
Jos. ~. Wksr.
psuL srEvE>s, d..
"T.tH rHlf ~. MAINLY.
TIMOTHY WALkEn, .....
Wn. O.. WINGArE,
STANLEY q. PuLLEN,
J. W. wAkffikLD,
iffHAN kNowLToS,
.H...# DO .. n. a. TIT RLprGu.
CHARLES d. rAiSE.
GroRGg n. k~OwLrov.
#... .... RsyssiicsH stsis Comsstiiss.
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CARD.

Doctor Daniel Harry can he found at the residence
of tieo o. Moore al Krnne bunk Depot. IIrties wish
ing "a consult him various diseases CAN have that
privilege every "Wednesday and Thursday. Parties
Indebted 10 the Doctor requested 10 make mned-
ate payuent, at the above place.
Kennebunk June =, lslO. .Hl.H 5u
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BOOKS PoR A RAINY DAY.
I. ANDERSEN.

HANS CHRisrAIN ASnsRsES, who has been known
30 American readers by his wonderful stories for
and travels. There 10 Publishing . eotnpets series
Of his writings, each volume of which 10 entire by
Itselr Thus one can nav procure Tho fmprovisa-
TORE his nmoas novel Of Italian life and Tho
Two Baronesses,v and 30. TT romaDces OF Danish
life ain spain and Portugal q captivating vol
ume OF travels and ''wonder Stories told Cor Chill
drcn.n Each Of tbese IL si.I5, except tbs Last,
which 10 larger and richly illustrated. rr,ce s2.
2. COOPER.
CooPER's novel. arc household hvoritcs, AMI arc
selling now steadily we'll asever. lie IL not like
iy In 90 out OF fashion yet,-he Is M god story
teller Tor that. Ills works ars pabshed In ~ ,ols
iIouschold Hiition each 81 -. flrRD a Houarros's
Catalogue will give the names Of each Any vol.
SThe Pilot" ..The Water Wltch,S "IAst Of the 10
hlc.ns 70 ,sThe IA.erri aycr ~ ets
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GARD. H.4i.f
HEApQuARrERs suysipAN I.oer NO. -

BiSdrfsrd, Jsse 10. $50. y
~ regular meeting of the ISst on Thurrfay eyeg
June III. vote of thanks unanimously passed. !.
all who geoerousiy assisted menorIal day,
decorating the soldiers graves; To the Edfo!s and
Publishers of the Democrat and JOrkSAL ior The us.
% the column. % their papers In bringing the ds no
s objects bcfore the people; to the cfeBs ~ Bide-
for who noby assisted Ms with heart and hand: Ia
u. MCMILLAN, e-l.. In Kindly closing the Water
Power Machine shop, that all might participate With
ms In the ceremony Ia the Mayor, Hon. o.. W. wedre-
~c:i, Tor his kind en"Us, and the sble manner IN
which he pf~sdst nj the meeting a City Hall; 90 the
ladies' who furnished ne ~ beautifully with howers
and assisted by thef presence the memorial
vice and decoration: to the misses WIN assisted In
decorating the graves % the noble dead; to Mr. Par
ker, Principal ~ the High School. hs iniefatxs-
BILE effort In our behalf: to the ladies and Yenens
who furnished the beautil singing or "a the cier-
ryen 81 this city their presence and noble seni.
n,ens; to Miss swain her admirable reading of the
oem on ~ short notice, IN the City Government kv
their presence; the laB for their exe~ent music
and last but nat least. 90 our CITY Marshal hi and
his CORPS of pollce officers To all. We thank you; foi
ths and your nvors IN the past, We can never forEet
and may we merit them IN the future. Il
Oficiali M.IlARRiMAN, Fost CcmMr.
T.. w. Ross, Post Ait. 'nffi nm " 1wD
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Senator Morrill, Of Maine, win introduce q
measure foe the revival Of our shipping interests,
which Will probably take the form Of an amend
mens Of an Appropriation bill in the Senate.
This is 70 supply the place Of Mr.. Lynch's bill.
which Eiled In the House . few daysasO.
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TIsbItuai constipation leads 10 the following re-
sults Inflammation Of the Kidneys, sick and Ncr-
yous headache, Billiousnes. Dyspepsia, indigrs.
ton, Piles, los Of AIpstite, and Strengti All Oh
habits and taking. say one OF Pvssss Psvgshee
Psiis nightly, for four or ak weeks. fiw5
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Johssons Inodyns LinimsNt may be used 70 ad-
vantage where any pain Killer Is desirable. In
cases OF severe cramps and pains In the stomach, II
Is undoubtedly the best article that can he used
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GARD.

We have secured the services Of Mr. Abiai Jones
OF Biddeford formerly Of the firm OF Smith Jone.
furniture dealers, who cannot be excclcd NJ q nnni
ture carpenter. In addition ~ the services OF MT.
webster one OF the most skillu upholstcrcr In the
county or State, We feel confident that no dralers
I'm furniture or upholstering can servo the public
CHADDOUl,NE 4 SfiiAIlNS,
Saco Juno, 1870. "a lid Main ~.
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r.yr rvruYnODY HEAD

su IN s s oY LifY. or sELf.PRtSERvATi0N.
By A. n. Hayes, ~ D., advertised huiiy In another
column A psrusai 81 20 win eoavines Tho mosi
timid or shepticsl rs.des that u Sompsrsavsly
Anon rhtless And that the weakened fbsvcs Of msn-
Md nav BE- rp-cstablIshsd, and happiness and use
alpess may be restored 70 those Whose constitutions
have been Srsnsssrs CsyA is.. sS es ss'
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DAME NATURE.
WOMESPUN
4. PICTURES OF COUNTRT LIFE.

One Of LicE CARY : enjoyable books. Price 81. M.
Tie "Philasiepha Telegraph" sends this despatch,
"We have seldom been mofc pleased with amy light
work than with pictures 81 County iife.' u IL
written In genial, pleasant style, and abouBds In
little sketches drawn from ruai Bfe, and depicts
cicty Il exists Gar frOu our great coInerciai con-
tres Every storyh interesting, and Just OF tho
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B. THREE CLASSICS.

These are thres famous books which socm orpcc-
tally adapted Cor country reading. They can 10
slipped into the pocket. and rad In the shade Of
trcc or by brook, and will make nature within
to agree with tho nature without. They arc sam
INKS "Picsola and ST. PIERRE's "Panl and vit
ginia leach 81. ~, and forQrE's "UDdiBe and
other STORIES" 81. COZ. They aro pretty books pref
tily illpstrufed. rH
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A Book that should DO kept on hand.
DIR. HALLS
EILTHBYGOOD LYING.

This hook IL selling by thousands. Every ose
rrcogui,cs u ~ most practical, sensible book on
health. 10 Is crow~i with sound scn.s and expert.
snse. i oasna s 10 ave nnn. ,,,s n ~
tor can also be had nj the saips cc,--Slcsp, OF
the Iiysene efthe Night "-which tells sound truth
about the way No DO, do not, ought not W, spent
third Of human existence,
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STATE OF MAINE.

. bod. H.| 4. EXECUTIVE DsrAsrnKxr,
... .... I.... AuGusrA, May %, 1870,
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council VIII fe
held nj the Council CHAMBER, In Augusta, on Monday.
the 18th day Of June next.
ov2l Secretary OF State.
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DICKENS.

There 10 nothing quito % good 70 keep on hand
for bright reading ~ DickESs'snovels. Every fam-
lily ought ~ have SET and every one will have bis
OF her hvorite story IIuRD 4 Ioucnross 0lobo
Edition., in II vols. leach sold separstely tsliN,
u the most complete of any In tho market. I'D
win DroOdv will 10 added 10 10 when complete.
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rv.n,y.fiye Year. Practice

In the Tr,stment OF Diseases incident 70 Females
has pia,sd On. DOW at the head OF all physicians
mailing such pr lctice q specially. and enables
him 10 guarantee q speedy aud permanent cure In
the worst cases of ssgrressiss and all other MsH-
sfruai Dsrssysmssfs. frpm rAafsrsy eas,s Al let
colt Street Boston,
N. B.-Bosrd rnished 10 those desiring 70 -.
main under trcstment. ..ft .I.l..f f... Il.
Boston. July. ls69.-sp.no.iyr 6D
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N. A. BLANCHARD, Portland, Chairman,
JASON ". BEAT'Ty. saco, Secreiary,
GRO. LIBBY, westbrook, .h
IN. MASON, Limerick. n. 700
ga. IIOIBROOk. freeport, r..
JOHN WENTWORTH, khtery,
.. LUTHER KILLINGS, Britgtou, .f...
Rspubliean Disfri6f Committee.
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Ncsp .4sirerfssesssessfs.
RIVERSIDE PRESS
BULLETIN.
BOOKS TO BIZ READ on THE GRASS.
AlfON(y THE TPEES


This IL q book by MARY LoRISER, giving o Jour
nal Of walks In the woods, and fowerhunting
through field and by brook. II lisa quartz volume.
with twenty-five illustrations nom nature, and sells
6r 81. -. II Is an exceedingly pretty volume. and
has calendar Of Wild flowers found each month.
The Stew York Evening POST says Of Il, .it links
lively short stories and incidents bits Of pertinent
sentiment and gems Of poetry, 10 tho plant treasur
e. II describes and adorns many ofthcn with grace.
fll drawings, which make 10 csler 10 recognise them
than the longcst scientific description could"
2. DAME NATURE.
A hook by sAISriSE, the famous author OF pic
ciola.', Itlsa graidpapl's talks and stories about
natural history and things Of daily use. capital
book for young people, making them observant and
curious about life around them. Price 81. ~.
3. HOAESPUN. ...r..
"IIomospuu," by THOMAS LAcKLAsD Tan assumed
naInel IL charming book of rural scenes and Incl
cidcnts, In which country lif especially " the old
lashoned sort, Is icscribcd In way b bring back
yiyidly ths country choir, the country tavern, tho
district school, farmers daughters, hard winters,
hucklebcrryng. ETC., etc. A pleasant book " rad
nloud. prics Al. "a.
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rr Nctcvs Of dcahs pet esc-~rng nr Inns, inserted
ftce abcvs thst uumh-y n rexuiar sAvvIsins rtes.
MCKINNEY. In this city y uns 2, Celia r. MeKen-
ney, agcd years snd ,, days
HANSC0M. In Eliot, June I, Mn. Esnics r. lian-
scnm, aged G. years.
BuRNHAM. In Portsmouth, N. n, Nay q, sam.
dAyS.
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For Moth Patches, Freokles & Tan,
JIsE PRRRy's MOTH and PRErRLB LOTION.
U Tho only Reliable and Harmless Remedy known
10 Science for removing brown discolorations ffQm
the Pace. Prepared only by DIR. u. y. PERRYSis
Bond Street, NY Sold by druggists everywhere
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-10

All Mechanics call for Beach's washing Soap. u
ID powerful dstsrgcnt and isja't what they want
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pIMpLEa nN THE FA0E.

TOR comedones. Blsck.IIead Flesh Worms o.
+ Grubs, Pimpiy Eruptions and Blotched disdg'
urations on the fscc, use pcrry's Comctoue e. Pin
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains NJ
Lead poisos. Depot, ~ Bond b., N. y. Sold BY
Druggists everywhere. 4miJ