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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-28
.HE LATEST AND OHoIOEsT.

THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.
SRA MOSS FARtNE-said to be very fine for
4. l.E4iIaH Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick,
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old IA.
vOrite with Tie ladies for Jellles-
bright clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WlNE-Just the article
to use with Cox's GelAtine-of rich
and luscious flavor.
BAKERS C0C0A-Warranted Pure, . delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKRR'S FARINA-Prcpared especially for
10 t.G q inYnlidB and children.
ANGUSTURA ,BITTRRS The. genuine article
for ladies' and children In feeble
ISL, Gg,G health. t ola. '.fsfg. ,.f
WINE OF PRPSTE-Tho most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Puddlngs aud Custarls
splendid dessert, either alone or
: oI ~ with Berries. ...u,
At LAuGHIiIN, SMITH i CO.,
iHu11 @+' Wholesale Druggists, Main 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-28

~ dltOrs Of the Lntella0eneer :-You viii
49, please announce JAS. N. CHARNocR,
the Blacksmith, as the Peoples candidate for
SHERIFF or ONO COUNTY, at the ensuing cleo.
ton, and oblige, MANY VOTERS.
WHHELu0, W. VA, July 10, 1870. FjyIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-28
Nav ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
IN A four.lcEged TruSSel belonging e the
water Woke, from behind HHndLSnS store,
Sonth wheeling The person IP persons who
tS0k II, will please return the G4m0 0diAtely
10 superintendent Of Water Works, OF else pe
prepared 10 pay costs. .,.,,.>,o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-28
q N D .E:.R I5TI.. Ak. ING.

We shall keep q stock Of tic latest improved
Full Glass Metallic CdSlEets, Cases aud Wood
Coflng The best Hearses, Hacks and Buggles,
furnished to Funerals on The most reasonable
terms Night calls, and orders BY Telegraph will
receive prompt attention. ii3f '..T I.G
junl7:d&w llIIET FRIEND & SON.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08
NciC .9drcrfssessscssts.
NEW COMMENTARY.

NrOw IN PRESS, AND TO De ISSUED
IN Juno Ist, q COMMENTARY on rHE NEW Tvs.
IAnEyr, by j. J. BUTLER, ID. ID Professor of Chris-
.an Theology In the Theological Institution at New
Hampton, n. II. In three volumes. The srt vol
ume will contain about io6 pp., On superior paper,
and will he bound In the best English muslin. rr
Is IL designed for the use of Dible-classcs, ssb-
athschools, ministers, students and all lovers Of
the seriptures and Il Is hoped that the long needed
work will help 10 supply want deeply felt In the
Pree Baptist denomination.
The attention Of our clergymcn, churches and
tho public generally h called IN some Of thsfssiures
which viii chamcteriic the work
The proper names In the text VIII be divided
y Tsii and carefully revised references and foOs-
The eommsnss will explain the tsxt, exhibit
tho principles II doctrine, and apply them 70 pres
Nameroas rsf.reness 10 parallel pas.ag.s Of
Scripture ancient Ch,onCloy s'sSrspS aso sS
words, etc., In The original Grcek.
It viii contain 8 map Of rals.tiss and The ID.
.ccnt countries plates and cuts W illustrate dcscrp
The nrst volume viii CONTAIN tho ysss 0ospels,
thus making 70 mach more conSentene fer
references than any other similar worn, especially
The type frvm which u 10 printed 10 new, issge
and clear. IT.. n.
Pubiished by tho Prce win baptist Printing
Establishment, Dover, n. H., and ID. Lothrop Co.,,
Boston, IN whom orders may DO addressed. Al
though the work will be for salo by publishias
house,, especial agents arc wanted throughout Tho
Denomination. Enelosc stamp Cor reply, and 3D.
dress :. Y. DUrLEn,
7wi6 BiaAsfsrd, Ne.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

Our friend Lynch is shrewd man.
He means tn improve the frlnsing privi-
lege before It is repealed, or before his ex-
piring term is out and therefore the mails
are iloodel with documents and pat
eut office reports and other rubbish All
dressed To Fitzhcnry Fritz. Fritz takes
ont n book from the post-oilice and says to
himself. "well, nobody ever sent me any
thing before. wonder how in the devil
John Lynch knows mo ~ Just then
somebody .conies along, perhaps Lynch's
Assessor of this District, (who sends him
all the names of the flats he thinks will
be ticklcd by noticing), and says to him.
81 tell You what il is, Lynch knows who
the leading men in his District are;" and
simple Fitzhcnry Fritz is happy in the
thought that be is somebody :! A case
IKE this actually happened at our post
Office. Happy Lynch! who thus prognos-
ticatcs his case on the superstition that the
fools are not all dead yet!
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

FAsr PnocLIssrtoS.-Avouch the Lord
Jehovah. the God Of our fathers, a. the right
fal Sovereign TO whom men and nations eve
supreme obedience and worship, do hereby,
with advice OF the Executive Council, appoint
THURSDAY the 18th Of April nert, q day -cf
Public Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer.
And earnestly exhcrt the people to Join on
that day with peuitence upd confession in ne
membering our low estate and utter need, that
IL may 81 pleAsc God 10 grant his blessing on
our saiierings and tolls. Especially at this
scasou -scmipiei Of Him who bore our grief
AMI carried our sorro"s' may We md that
Saving Help. which condescepds unto the low
lies, heart, and guides in Righteousness the ma
tons that acknowledge Him
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

The Portland advertiser speaks of the
Portland Prcssas belonging soul. boh'
and boots to one member Of Congress"
Have n care. Mr.. Advertiser, or the pro-
prictor will read you out Of the party rs
he has us from the roll Of newspapers,
especially If you rcfcr again to the Press
rs composed of "unscrupulous newspaper
aSsassins." 1t has already kicked Mr..
Pike out OF the party. and pronounced
him shelvcd. because he dared suggest
ideas not appropriated by our worthy
member. Mr.. Fnrwoll is pronounced in
in efIecta criminal because he has been
accused. while the member" is forging
thnndcrbOlts. for lI,mlin aud Blaine, be-
cause the latter did not appoint him
chairman of the committceon Banks and
Banking. and what is worse than all, the
Fates hide from us the names of the next
victims. Really, this is getting Dem
milton bad, you know"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

y an..G -. u .,,.,.;,. man.
ufScggvu In C4uata an ebls 70 pay al their
q s,a Ss s.s out ., !. the DIS:
par 70 thsir employees. " Y natural that they
should be strongly In favor Of the present de-
prcciaied currency
At Sing Sing Pri,on last week, William @.
Hall, foreman In the buckle shop, was attack.
cd with hatchet by . convict and nearly killed.
He scalp was laid open several inches. and he
was Knocked senselcs. The convict had been
feigning illness. and was enraged because he
was Get to work again.
A Jealous fellow In Cincinnati, climcd the
fence tho other day to go who was calling on
his sweetheart, and was mistaken for burglar.
He won't make any more calls.-A San Fran.
cisco saloon keeper wound up an unpleasant
ness with guest by hacking away at his head
with hstcnct, while his guest was filling him
with revolver balls.-A grocery man In Charles.
ton, made believe suicide In his storp, and
when the people rushed In, he mounted the
counter and began telling how cheap he sold
green ta.-A male tyrant In Chicago finds
fault because his wife threw dishes In his face
while he was sick and helpless. Beings woman
Of proper spirit, she has gone TO Omaha with .
gamblcr.-A rural Vermont clergyman has alb
olishrd the brass viol from his choir because II
made him think Of dancing. A minister dane
ing TO the airy notes Of brass viol would DO
rare sight-A Virginisn has . useless suit OF
store clothes In which. he was TO have been mar.
ried the other day. The lady recollected at the
last moment that she liked another fellow better,
and elppcd.-An Indiana paupcress, who was
duly prepared FOR burial, gave the remaining
inmates Of the institution . fearful fright by
"coming 70" and promensding In grave clothes,
during the Silly hours-A clergyman In Penn
sylyania has refused TO buy Mark Twain's book.
and b In fact disguised with II. "why," said
he to the agent, "the man who could weep at
the tomb of-idam must be IN idiot. Troy
has developed the latest thing In weddings.
Man and woman stand up alone before look
ing glass, join hands, and "in the presence OF
those witnesses" agree to take each other for
husband and wifc.-ASan Francisco Court has
decided that rough twas wrong In his con-
Duct" because he broke into mans house
and pelied him with tumblers. The charge
against the other man for demonstrating with
revolver was therefore dismissed.-A strong
minded woman In Indiana chastised her husband
with kerosene lamp the other day. Having
forgotten TO blow II out before performing that
painful duty, the oil caught fire rs the lamp
broke over his head. and not only her husband,
but the house, was burned up.
The New York Herald. referring to the pres
cnt popularity Of President Grant among the
colorcd men. adds Enthusiastically candy
Johnson. they say. after promising to be their
'Niosts,' and get them out Of the big swamp,
dumped them down right in the middle Of Il, and
there left them, while President Grant has car
ricd them clear over and put them down safe on
the other side Of Jordan"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

YORK ss. IN The IIoBrshi~. thc Justic.s ~ the ss-
Prr,rc Jn.ilcsi Court. next "a In b''den at Air-f'
Within aud fcr -sLi eoausyf
ID RsrEaTiULLY represents MsrsIe \. Is"c"ri, ~
" Bhiirf,r IN ss c,un,y. that she has i.-n r,.i:
dent 10 sk Dhidefori for nsore than yesr nov last
pastI that her makien nsmc WIS Msrgie =: Wrigihi
Inst .u the n,.rth day ~ f'hrnsry, A. a., ~. "a.
Fdmund Z. Rrcori, ~ Bsth. nov ~ ssn frsnc',.o.
ta and has ssc thai day and mr. to the illrs'h ia.
s Il ana q H. @ IN s s ~. isSa :. Il.
vile; that She has ever conducted .r.rif .. . faith-
mi ard snpcilonsse w,se ef the said Ema'.i; t., tho
cnndscssd himself as TIE faithful and anscilonste hus
hand of SAID Marie: bot that or a-'ut ti,- nrnh y
Msrch A. ID. fss. sse .sid EAmupd ~ilfilly de,.r~i
%r,, S sSd ssssS.s.s". nsse ssatinu. 70 ,s date
her III wtlout intent oa the part ~ yoar libeiisnt
tbrrehy On psecure diserce.
your IiheIlant fayr rtSi md Justice. and tbst ~.
tween her and aid E@ssd .. Itecor may b- d-er-si.
DATED q iiddssCT isis day q March,
A. ID. ls0. NARGiE y. Rk'ohD.
sAGADAIfOC. ss-At the saprrme Judicial Coart
begun spd hcid n Hath. within and hr said C.aniy
q ssgsdsl.oe, on the nrt Tuesday Of April Ann"
Don,isi 1901
t'rnn the fer~rong IIbci, Oricrrd That the Iie.
iheref 70 spp~sr besrr the Jastiocs ~ osr s.prnc
judicial ssvS. On is ibid NJ Al~ within and for the
Cc..,s % rork .. II. third T..si,y ., We, .s. M. Wy
der of Cosrt uscrroa. three ~eeks sneccss,siy ~ TIE
unlon and Journal. nc-,r.T-r nrin.cd a. nst'a,
. ss e.sn,y The l,,, r's. at. 70 ,s. ~ nav ,,
tl~n and tis~rr In oar ssId Court APPEAR. and show
csase, n any b. has. why the prayer of sad L'h'f
s''ai s a.. ~ s's"'' JOSEPH ". HAYES. c,er..
ksssH avis JOSEPH n. HAYES, Ciers.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

The Governor has made the following impor-
tant nominations: Albert w. Paine, OF Ban
eor, Insurance Commissioner; William Phil
brick, bank examiner George Y. Talbot, X
Wilder Farley and selden Conner. Commission
ers on Investigation Of Paper Credit George
W. Randall % Portland. nbridge q. Harlow
Of Dix6cld and John Benson Of Newport, Con
missioaers to report upon the jail System
Noah Barker. Commissioner 10 establish Ne
ridian Lines Charles r. Mattccks, County
Attorney for Cumberland County. Isaac ID.
Phillips, Kittery Pt.. J. p. O.; Vim. y. Moody,
Kennebunkport, Not, Pub.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08
Special Notices.
Special Notices.
DR., & MADAME FERNANDO
HAVE AGAIN RETURNED TO BIDDEroi,D
In accordance with the many pressing invita-
tions received from friends and patients
In this city and vicinity, and aro now
40 Al tina

tions received from friends and patients
f. In this city and vicinity, and aro now
stopping Mt tho
rTBiDDEFOBD HOUsE,-A
Whore VIC will remain until April 2Oth, and no
longer.
Let Il be understood that DR.. =. isa Physi-
clan Of over fifteen years steady practice, and
treats almost every disease known 70 tue h'I-
man system, attended with perfect satisfaction
and success. But at times Is obliged to give
over some serious cases TO the more minute and
thorough examinations Of his wife, Madame Z.
Few persons can now be found who are 70
Gar behind the age rs TO deny that clairvoyant
vision Is most important aid to Knowledge
Of the causes and extent Of the diseases In the
human system, AMI to the discovery Of natural
means Of cure. Il Is but n natural manifesto
ton Of our higher spiritual nature. when sp-
piled to relieve the suiierings Of diseased hu-
inauiiy. II performs holy mission. worthy OF
It's exalted nature.
Madame p. Is o remarkable clairvoyant;
while In the magnetic trance and making e1-
aminations, she Is apparently In sympathy
with other minds. The intelligence and wis
dom concerning the laws Of life aud health.
rs we'll rs the particular symptoms OF each
patient, 70 easily and clearly c1pre-sci through
her lips, command confidence anu bimirauoo
from all. When she awakes she Is wholly un-
concious Of what she has said or scsn while In
the trance. Thus she leads double life, when
eu,rancei being In the world Of spirits, when
awake passing the ordinary life Of mortals.
There are q great many 10 whom we could Ne
fer any one who might desire 70 test the truth
of our statments but Il il hardly necessary In
this city and vicinity where No are we'll known
aud have given satisfaction 10 10 many, and to
whom It h already known that Madame 7. with
heroic devotion has given her life and
strength to the service, Of her suffering
fellow beings f6r the past 6ftecn years. Her
sympathies ADD her hboB are With and among
lie sick and suffering. While she b supposedly
none a. IN honest and reliable teri medium,
e;yes satisfactoa 10 I'll In revealing Past. Psss.
emit and Future. Clairvoysnt examination 6bf
The lick With treatment re, without sratnent
$500. Past and future, LAaiio 81 100. Gsatis
men $500. he -rf1r ~
Tho.e uishlng 70 consult Madame 2. ed cannot
come In perpon, can scod Look Of Hair OF fSeturs
and receive satlshctiou, II above prices.
Remember Nc can only remain until Apr. 9sh,
and no longer. wis
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08
Tho Portland Ary... says.

The Portland Aryks SAys.
The Biddcfard Journal has become rec
cuciled % Mr.. Blaine. Wonder II that
..job' had anything 10 do with 10!
We feel persuaded that the AryMs means
well, although II Is not deeper han well
II the we'll Is very deep. What IL means
NV ..job,r we haven't the least idea; but
ifit knows OF any ..job." or prodt. or hon
or or cnolumcnt that we ever received
from Mr.. blaine, other than what every
other citizen Of Maine has received. we
win thank |, not to spare our feelings by
withholding from publication. Tho argus
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

And l6J Calves.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra $40 u 40 ti3 % first
quality sl2OB fi2Jds second quality filIDm III 30
third quality 81 % 40 $40 20.
Prices or Store Cattle-Workins Oxen, v pair.
$l50, san, fgjO 20 $1D.
Mich Cows and Calves ffom SIS, 80, t75, 10 SOD.
Yearllngs 81 40 $685. two years old 81 "a $s'
three years old so m $50.
Prices Of Sheep and 1ambs-In lots t3O, 81 ~,
tUI 40 81 5ODsf 80 cach extra s. 0O4$S Is, or from
40 sic v n.
Veal caiycs, s. on "a SIS 90.
Hides ID Nc y N. Tallow 10 Gle v n.
Pelts 75c 40 81 rs each. Calf Skins 10 40 l7c v D.
Prices OF Poultry-Hftra u 40 pc prime ID q
3lc, good 10 al l9lc; medium $50 lsici poor 70
medium lie v ID.
N. u. Bccf-Hxtra and first quality include no.
thing hut tho hest, large, fat STALL Oxen second
quality includes tho best grass-fcd Okcn the hest
stall fed Cows and tho best three year old steers,
ordinary consists Of bulls and the refuse OF lots.
Sheep-Rxtra includes Cossots, md when those OF
an inferior quality arc thrown out.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08
" THE UNIONSds JOURNAL.

p.rrp,r o. ras Pysl,o pus1--A Wash
ling,on dispasch ssys tbe following tAbls, ofici-
aliy prvparsi u tie rrsa<uarY Dspaztnent, e1-
| hiiits re tims q would take 70 oa1od Tho en-
tirr public dsbt Of The United ftafs twenty
Eve hundred millions-by sinking fund, the
capital varying from twenty-five 70 one hun
,lred millions year. interest at six per cent,
n.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08
SiCo ANp BnsfoN srSllBolf Ce.

TIIH Annual Meeting of The sseekheldeu q Ne
held nj the Ofice Of Charles Hardy, In Btddsosd.
on Monday, April 4, ls7Q 81 O'Clock y n, fos The
choice Of i1ccrs and the transactson q any other
business that may legally como e'scs; - Issuss.
Blddslerd, March q, $50 b ,nl 2slt -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08
FOR SALE, !. g. 60 |, !,
A Tahlea n pednoed prieaa I

ANEW snA ssoo.d-hand, easua % AR pseks&s. al
~ sises with The lat-st cuuabinaiion slrisg Gosh.
ioos, better than all the patent humbug ttaDdsrd
Rrcsx OF whaleboas eu~hicas. Catxut cushions cx'
cluded. Pieass call hsfore purchasing elseS nefc;
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08
The First Representative District.

,sea =, po-,,.,a and nv usage il win be-
ho,a q, ,h;, civ mi, wear. John NJ. Wood
p...,.,d r.c.;vsd two nominations.
-, Is c., ~ R;daec,rl. one. John
:, c~.,..,., - s,,,h R.rwiek. two, John
1...h ~ portI,nd three. At the first
A. an. las, 70 Di,tricting. IL
0 m..., ~ ,,,,,,,,v ,,recd mon
1911 ..r,;., tina, two nominations
ss..,,a .,n.,;,r,. , ,ol;tical term for each
- -. 80. o,,,,os;,y NH, Dis
80, NJ We'll of Portland Vas the
49,. .a;J,,. .,.c,sJ In the
-, ..-,.,,, ,,vo nominations. Mr..
= VI ,v,s tho, noninated with
~ ...,,,,.,. !, Cumberland,
-, -, 90. ro,;,,,;on. when he
-, So, ,,.,,..;,x, anil n York
was @op1 -, .,v;,ho,, o,,osi-
80 c'..,.-,-.a o. ~, on, the mn.
on - .a,;,,.., ,.rn,
49, g. c~.,...,,,,, s.;.,5, claimed his
80 - r.. ,,.,,,as ,st He
fo"o" 49,, aoo ,,h.rc-
h'' ,'S- '''o "o'" -. OF n any
IN .o "'00'"0' r. l.
eo','"0' a' - =. ,,;,o, tho
CAVITY INC ''".n' S.0
F'o", ',','.,.s 80 or yorl nv
ea "a'n'' ''0 nr ~; Ill, r,,;,,,J
." - ,'..,.on,oJ tho names
S" -, v,,,,o IIy,ch
VI n'o""' DO :, .,,.,cr,on,
OH INC s,o'"" D]- -. I'LL Inv, b,o
was "N's WV" ,,.,, ,,J
'erms-e''n 'o'"'. '' ...aan,on, and
rean'rh" INC 'o'p'''" -. 10.
understanding '" "v ,.'.","., 30 o,n.
c'a'so VI o"'"o' 20 90 ,,,L,,-
a''I",S o'A 49, .o -. ,,.,,,,,J o,ne
ms,, p''
:. Zoe, yorr rrcsep,ed no candidate
-, C,rh.r,,pd the full meas
- g.. r;o,,,, Mr. Ivpcb's name was
-, III rr,.5 ,bov, hi, fellows ON
a. oro,rJ ,h,t h, WAS AN Irishman, and
:. ., ,or,o,yIod,,, that e,e-
800, ~ por,,,nJ I, 1866 York. accord
e.' -, -, an5 ,Iwovs observed
rs,cc INV IN, democrats rs well rs rcpub-
Iicans) presented no candidate. In 1868,
she did present two names, rs by right the
nomination belonged TO her; but enough
Oh US III u''S 'o"",' ".'' a.
'o",o" -. - .,,,.,.1 tho can
fSNn ~. -, 90 Imrc,chrert
"M o -, go. .;n.a ,h., Mr.
-. ..sIS...;,,, ~ Scarcely ,
;, C..,,r,.,.,nJ o,,;mcd Jy,cb,s ~.
ma" !" w,,.,,". ,.,S -. ,na
non,''oa' % Ill, -.
' ~ y. 'lo ~. ~ '.,,..,,a.,;a, wor,J ~
MS lis ~ -. ",ro,b.r Inn.
"''sP" % ,.p-..o,,ar ,,,,,,;roJ
pc''c"of 'o",, . r 80. ..I'hn.on nm
IN MS own '''o' ' - -. ~
hei"' sa''S " 70 'A ~ ~.
w, -. -, %, a ,ono o,hor
' -, ~. ,..o,,;o,,,o, s,lc,v
-, = 80, ,,ho. all bo
"" "''' e''' -. n, A..
aA io"o -,
"ro" 'on'''o" - ~
IL Is not nova question whe'her MI.
Lynch has wisely or unwisely administered
his Office. Nor Is itH question whether The
nomination belongs now TO YORK ny
every motive oil JUSTICE sell rcspo0' M"
aSrcemcn,' iio'o '"' WV
embraced in our district. III II Is not nc
coriinr to right and Justice and policy
g. -. r.,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

The Rice Divorce Suit FIR fraud In age, Is
causing great excitement In Boston. ltshould warn
young men not 10 marry In haste. Rico Is but ~
his bride 81 lie swcars that she made him believe
sho was but his own age, by using Magnolia balm
probably found her elbows weren't quito 20 son and
pretty. Ought lIagan " no indictedl We know OF
many similar cases. This Balm gives q most won
don't object We like pretty women. To finish the
picture, they should uso Lyons Kathairon upon
the hair. With pretty chin, rosy cheeks and sofs,
luxuriant trcsses, they become irresistible. Avis
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08

A Hock Of crows obscurvd the sun for two
hours in town In OrcgUn-crows enough to
make the people raren distracted.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-08
WIANTED, TO LOAN.-Money on three
wv and Ave wears fpr which NO viii nay n tho

yIIANTED. TO LOAN.-Money on three
w and Eve years, for which we win pay at tho
City Of Biddcf0rd, ten per cent scmiannually, and
security will give perfect titles 10 real estate In
the heart Of Chicago, worth double and treble the
amount leaned also when desired No will transfer
insure policies the property b double the amount
loaned Full particulars given, location Of property
and titles shawn by calling On or addressing Il.
BUTLER, BIDDEFoRD, Maine.
ABsrRACr.
s1D wanted on house and lot In tho best part OF
Chicago, worth sooOo. No membranes. Three TO
Ave years.
500 on lot in sgood part Of the city worth at
least SIOU. Four years.
slT1 ON q house and lot In good part OF tho city
worth SOD. Three TO Ave years
.tGUO ON property described. Worth Sl0,UU. Now
rented for ssh year. Insurel fOr ts,UO. Rare
chance. No incdmbrances. Indeed no oner ma
other Kind OF security, unless NO - specify.
s5,0D on brick church In largo city in Mchi-
gan, worth t20,OO. Interest and principal guarnn.
teed by the best of mon worth double the amount Of
property given rs security Al., $500 on church
worth S3,0O with equally god guarantee. Ora
HAM, PERRY q CO., CHicAGb. u
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NJANTED.-Any ono with few hundred
wv dollars ~ invest In . we'll establlshed bnsi-
ness In this city, and ono that will boar invcstgA-
tion 10 apply nc this oflice. ncason Cor selling,
owner Is about IN 70 West ifaLt ID
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NO MORE GRAY IAIR.--Safurs's Hair Rssfor-
aiiue brings back the original color. IL Is not dye
and clear ms crystal. Contains nothing injurious.
75' cts. bottle. Wide awake druggists arc SELL
ing lots OF IL. Sco advertisement. iwl6
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Resources.

QEPORT Of Ne condition Of Tho south Der.
u wtsk Natissai bank, III ths sioss Of bssi'
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yNIANTED - Colts or Remlngton's Army
w and Navy REVIEWERS. Also, Sl,arp's or Spen.
ccr's Rifles or Carbincs, Any per.on having any Of
the above for sals can iposc Of them ny calling 90
all kinds Of sporting goods. nj iso Main street. Md
def0rt, Maine. +0u
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tDiypJ' 90
Ntat0,of Maine.

ststs>cf Maine.
CorSrY ov YoRE, ss.-I, Edward IIsyman, Cash
Ter of the South Berwick National Bsnk, do solemn
ly swear that tho above statement 10 true 10 the bees
RDWD HAYMAN, CAsn,ER.
Subscribed and sworn 70 bssose me this hrst day of
HIRAM II. HoBBs, Justice Of tho Pcscc.
Correct, attest
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JOHN II. ByRLNGH, D.
M siIEah II b ti sHssRsTsrr.} Director

DEPOWr Of tho condition Of the Nsrth l'ef.
u wick Natiessi Hank, Of the eloso OF bu'i-
pcas, 3rd month, 9Th, $50.