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The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned will apply to the Bon Bosrd Of
Supervisors OF Shasta County, ~ their regular
term TO be held on the first Non dsy of Noveua-
ber, 1870, for franchise and Licepss 10 keep and
conduct public Ferry across the Ssorsnento. nv
er IN said County. az q point on said river tno~r
ss Wells Ferry.
Wy JAcxsog.
Dated shasss, csps 2etb, 1870.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
For Sale.

See the notice of valuable mining prop
erty for sale near Whiskytown, belonging
to the estate of Charles Kern.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08

A DISTRESSING Cough causes the friends
of the sufferer as much pain a the sufferer
himself DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry will certainly cure coughs, colds,
arrest consumption. and that speedily.
When did it ever fail:
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08

The Missouri census takers report only
$1,000 "Colonels." There were more,
but most OF them have been raised to
Generals
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
FOUND.

Asst APRIL, THE UNDERSIGNED
liz found. in Sh&sta, purse containing money
and VaIuables. The owner have property
by accurtely describing it, and paying charges.
MRS. SIMPSON.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
WagOnmaking.

JAMES r. SCAMMON,
ia now prepared to do general Af4yA
Wagon making business. All aaS
styles of Wagons and Buggies made TO order on
short notice and none bat the best material used.
will also do all kinds Of Woodwork - hereto
fore.
Shop OF West side Of Main street. Shasta
in the Building formerly occupied by J. r.
Gilbert tGo
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
AUCTION I!

TNHERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG.
ii ton at the office of Wells, Fargo 4 Co. in the
town of Shasta, at II o'clocs A. NJ. on the 10th
of October 1870, the following unclaimed packages
ON acct of charges thereon, follows:
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08

n INNER b Breakfast Plates, Plstters, Bakers,
IL Bowls, Tea Coffee Cups, Stone Jugs,
aud Gallon, Tumblers, Coblets, Eastern Crooks,
], 2, 8, 4 4 5 Gallon. fine Ware.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08

"EMP T~ine, Sewing Twine, Butter Mculds,
Ill Wood Bowls, Mop Handles, Brushes, Clothes
Baskets and Market Baskets.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13
The NEXT Governor.

Our State convention Is To be held in
four weeks. and consequently but little
tine for discussion Of the question. WHO
shall be our next Governor ?" remains,
since nomination Is equivalent to m
election. Rev. Mr.. Knowlton declines to
be n candidate. and the only names now
prominently before tho public for that POI
sition arc those of Hon. Sidney Perham Of
Paris and Gen. Samuel =. Hcrsey Of Ban
COR: 1t Is reported that Gov. Chamber
laid Is sgain In the field for a .renomina-
ton. but the ruinor Is not fully substan-
tiated.
The republican party have TO congratu-
late themselves in this State that they can
choose for their Chief Magistrate from the
names Of such worthy men rs arc candi-
dates for their choice. Mr.. Pcrham serv-
cd his District in Congress six years and
served IL well. As man he is above re-
proach and tho choice of the people could
not fall upon more sincere and faithful
member Of the great party Of the country.
The same remarks will equally well apply
toGcn. Hersey. who, although never n
member of Congress, has yet been prom
inent in republican politics and for sew
er,l years an influential member OF our
State legislature. lie Is man who. by
mn active life of successful endeavor, has
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

T. ii. Hubbard, esq. OF North Bcr-
wick. requests us to state that the report
that he Is candidate for the democratic
nomination TO Congress from this District
this year. is in error. He says. III have
not been such candidate and do not in
tend to be-" The report is in error rs re-
gar,ls his intention, but 1t is not in error
rs regards the wishes Of some Of his par
ty which we have heard expressed. The
item published last week WAS given us by
a prominent democrat, and we gave il
simply rs an item of news.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

Amount q 1.-Two stock "a nsxkss-csssis, 81 [,
f s Maize Bsss,Sstss rs 800 sia u, as..
sSird quality SioO0 gu o -
-Priess o. Sier. cssiis-Norhins One, ' psis.
Mich Cows and Calves nom sas, $50, SIS sss,
Ss5, . 500.
three years old $40 % $50.
Prices Of Sheep and LAmbs-In lots ~ 20, q 90,
tsO S....etsO each, extra 500 tio' or nom
Sys.i cslvss, :, % . 1900.
Hides a.. n. fAllo- q Ste D.;
Pelts 75c 20 81 Is each. Calf Skins l6 20 lie v u.
Prices OF Poultry-Extn lN % zoo prime 1919
lsie, good lsi@ 1906 medium isi % Isle; poor 70
medium lsc Y n.
N. d. Beef-EItra and nrst quality include no.
thing but the beet, large fat, lied Oxen second
qualify includes the best grass-fcd Oxen, The best
stallfed Cows and the best three year old stsers
ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse Of lots.
shesp-EItra includes Cossets, and whom thoss Of
IN inferior quality are thrown out. -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

polntment., place 70 Tho psparsmenis. Elssss :,
iarve cite. All of the available wires are 70 be
slilifaliy pulled and the rerult viii be hal the
HS.. ys.ss Bs-Assf ssu d rsssatnsfst - "ess-
nom natiou, his pnrty VIII fssl bound In honor 10
vote for HIM and % re-elsct him. Yet thsrc are men
who growl at the selections Of Congressman!
Do not think that the above narrative Is 700 high-
ly colore 80 far A. II applies 20 about half cf the
Representative. The sccrnfal and indignant man
per In which they are occasionally talked 20 oy
some 90 the abler and more Conscientious Congress
men, a. reported In the Globe, she-s the estimation
In which they are held ut the Capitol.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13
Spcet1l N,0etees.
Republican State Convention.

The citizen. Of Maine WIN rejoce In tse preress q
human frcedom snd Equal kights. scsievcd BY IN
Nation under the directton Of the NATIONAL RKrrp-
cas ia had p. ", Sss =
measure IN secure national prspsrty by the restors-
than of confidence abroad and tranquility q home
who endorse s Wis., policy for the Iets'ttou of ths
national debt and appaasd rs ssece.sf epd~ayors "a
sstsbIish economy and honesty In the
az government who spprvve tbe recoros % tne pr
~ In Maine os 81 que stions % psbIc pe,ey, tscsd-
Ing It's consistent and .rsishs osw.rd effort. Ss The
ed ~ sepd delegates 81 state Coaveation to ee se
mGRANiTE HALL, AUGUSTA. Js.s VA, ls,o. .
:s,ss s s, CO. . ss & !ss
a may properly come before the Convention.
Tipe basis of representation viii be as follows =.
Zach city. town and plantation VIII Dc enn.eI y
one d.iss..s for every - votes cas- zoe n Ssetlos
20 yotes win be entitled 20 additional DELEGATE.
DeieK1tes are rUlaired IN be actual ressdeus ~
municipality they claim 10 represent In the Con'ea
Ti,e state Committee WIN be IN session IN TIE Re-
eeption R.om Of tlse Hail. 81 O'Clock the morning o
the Convention for be reception o the credenttals
OF the delegates and IN hear and deterne si 90 co..
testrd eieeSion subsee ~ raineaison ~ me Coavsn
JAMES q. BLAINE. Chsfrnss.
wM. r. fHlK,
GYMS ~. POwERs,
rREDERlCK ROME,
WIZ. y. I0wELL-
Jos. II. WEST.
PAUL sTEvENs,
k.s. MARHLk,
TIMOTHY WALkKR, .s
WV. 4. wINGATr.
STANLEY 7. PrLLkN,
NV, WAKEFIELD,
HIRAM kNOwLTON,
\. ~. TWRiOCGI,
CmARLks b. PAINE.
GEoRGE II. KSOwLIoN.
RIpsbisosR state Co~ssfffss.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13
XII. CONGRESS.

Mays sESATE.-A Resolution recommending the
construction of the Harbor OF Rchiscat Rhode Is
land, adopted. The bill reducing taxation WA
taken M. and Mr.. Merrill Of VI spoke two hours
and half, advocating q protective tariff The Sem
ate then In Committee Of the Whole resumed the
sideration Of the Legislative, Executive aud Judicial
ApprOpria Ion bill which occupied the rens Under Of
O. Q afternoon and evening session, and without any
final action the Sen ate adjourned.
May 10 sENATE.-Mr. Williams from the Committee
on Finance reported blu To provide for the refund-
lug of certain duties imposed upon the importation
OF Russian hrmp. Mr.. Shcrmon opposed ne hill. Mr..
Wilson called mp the army bill which he read and
planned. Pending the question 90 strike out the nrst
sectiou, the appropriation bin came M In order and
discussed until the recess. The evening session
was occupied on the same.
IiOrsE. The Senate ammendrnent In the pension
appropriatlon bill was nome concerned In and n con-
ference ordered. The senate Joint resolution relation
% the Northern Pacific RallrOad was discussed, and
an effort made 20 effect q compromise, but without
taking vote the House adjourned.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

.
The thing is all esd. Mr.. Butlsr Of Bidds-
ford and his friends may - vel 81 out Of The
way. The Custom House people are % 70 y Tor
Mr.. Lynch upon condition That Nj: Lynch and
his friends support Collector tWashburn foe The
Senatorship. The Pres Of Saturday vas In .
state Of admiration Of the Collector that could
not have been surpassed BY Capt Cutler when
overwhelmed by enc Of Bunsby's opinions. 1t
went 10 far rs to declare. ESQ far n this part OF
Maine IL concerned there can Of course Be but
one opinion" The Advertise can't stand that
and Il says THAT Il . ~ery great mistaks.
Mr.. washburp has . perfect right 10 ofier him
self as candidate, and the Press has right TO
support him, but II will not do to claim that no
is the choice Of this part Of the State. or Of Cum
bcrlsnd, or Of Portland. until there are some
other indications Of L." Let M have peaos -
Portland .9rg,n.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

The elocution ofsur neighbor OF the Portland
Press has hitherto been like that Of woPsle-
very slow. very dreary. very uphill and down.
hill, and very unlike any way in which any man
In any natural circumstances Of life or death
ever expressed himself about anything. But
Of late Il seems to have changed, and whether
Its proprietor has ceased pleading the faults Of
other members In mitigation Of his own, paid
his uine dollars and half. and taken to -cdi-
ting his own paper, is not exactly determined
upon. However, any change from its former
dull soporifc style, is change for the better
But Il falls Tor rises) to the dignity Of a deniler
Of BiIlingsgate. answers argument with yell'
likes bowling der,ish, snarlng and yappine
like whipped cur, first at this Journal and
then at the Portland advertiser, Until th6ss
used to decent journalism may well wonder thai
such paper can flourish or be supported in
q community ike Portland to which il deals
out slops and the weakest kind Of newspaporial
ability.
One word TO its managers: lfit Is any salts
faction for you to call US names who do not sup
port Lynch, and state that We are in the mar
ket to be bought, or any thing else, pray keep
on doing so, since il pleases you and don't hurt
us. Ifyour readers wonder why. in heavens
name, you don't do something besides snarl, II
you have any chance for argument in your be
n A. y. 81 - ~ m,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

James III. Butler OF Pcnobscot, Chair
man of the Democratic State Committee,
issued call on "Wednesday for Dem
ocratic State Convention TO be held nj
the City Hall. Portland. on Tuesday the
2sth day Of June. We are informed that
The call will be broad and comprehen.
sive. embracing all who arc dissatisfied
with their present political relations and
are DESTROYS for reform. The unsettled
condition of.political affairs in this State,
and the new combinations likely to be
formed. invest the occasion with unusual
importance and will attract large assem-
blage.'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13
FISK 4 HATCH,
3mi.ll 6 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
MANHOOD AND W0HAHH00D.
PusLIsHsD ~ fns
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTES.

MANHOOD AND w0NAHH00D.
PusLIsHED ~ rns
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. 1 BUL.fiNCH St.
(opposits Revere House,
iO,UO COPIES SOLD THE LASr YEAR
THE sCIENCEOY LiYE, MISREPRESENTATION
Medical Tratss On the Cause snd Cuss q ExaArsrEs
VITALITY, PaEnlrras psruss N NAN. Nmvoes lse
PHYSICAL DssILirf, nSrocHospnii, ard on cshss ds-
cssross o. EIcssse q mature ysan: Ihh indssd .
bost Or every man. Prce only One Doar 2ss PAGE,
bound In eioth. d.. A. u. HAYES, Asih"s.
Dook for every Woman.
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN AND
HER DISEASES, o., wonAH 1aEArED 90 PIIysoLooI.
GALA AHp PifBoLnGicALly, frum IsrAScr 70 Old Aes,
with elssant ILICsrRAuvs ESsaiviscs,
Three arc, beyaoi al conrsrhon, us No. sstrsosti
nag vaks fhyso,osy ever pahlished. rseu b sah-
Ing whatever thai The MAnsssp o. ssols, Of ErM.. ssI.
can saher rcquse 90 wish 70 know, b shss faiiv en-.
psiped AMI many matters of The most tmpptant ani w
tes.s,ing character Intruiuori, 20 sheh M snssn
even can be found In any otser sss N of sass.r
IL schr n probably h<srv e 70 he Va q any nan
are gwen IN fsu No Iersoa shosd b wkhoa sss's
yslnabts boots.
.yAtrAsLs BOOKS we have recsvei The vsiusbse
medkal vo~ts u d. Aibert ~. lisyes fhess bots are
q actual merit, and should hpi pscs In svey insen-
rent family my are ncs he chap ordr o. sbemnabss
ssh puilshs b. isspoasib,s parties ssd psrrhasd 70
eraufy tassss, hot vrttea ~ sTessss 80
kalcasi svuilrman a enIsencs, - soarvs q insFuctea
vital Hascrs csse~pios ~hieh i..s"eabs enosanes
sssss. ne mpcvant abscs pssssusd 80 svssei WIN
deoscy, sblly and oarv saS appsudx, Many 49,
al prrscrtptoas NJ prvvanius evny,aints sn sitd."-
Csss RsSsbisess, LsstssfsrF. ~, SEPT. !, isoo.
.ps. HATS %. q ,hs gsns ,..rsa and popular
pAystclsns q the day asd eostit 10 IL gaituts VI
our rsos Sur thoss iavaisshs prvieetins. ssras Be-
hi siu B, uducs aud vosea 10 AVOID he eaSss Of
thass dissss,s " which they ssbje snd ke ,e them
jss hos aud WHEN to DO hr-Tsrasssfes cASsstsis.
r~ntssfss. Mssas, SEPT. Is, 1859.
The extraordinary a DE- Hayes has sroassi he
envy II 81 Il p~vsestos 3, medical AIN vho parcin
he nser and ehap<cs tities, ua - vosks, and
advertise themselves is-iy and absurily memhrs a
sdtnl ssctaes In looaoa, Edinbsryh ssi rsrs, which
they nrvef 80. bst snch trsnsparsnt utsks 90 Ssvu
sibsaate m him The iuaeileens poxt,ss q e esssv,
vks ssoa ian odsisguLh betvess ~ etsssins pse-
taIsser asi NJ sosi,sss - brsitisss esssk.
Pn.sasctuoRov LlyR q %. piIIs!oL0or0s
WOMAN, AND NEE DfsEAsk8, 500. isrssVs %
ruooo. ION n, tsO0, PssAse paid.
E,tAes bssk s,us b. mall, On rsss'ps Fss.
Adds,s "rIfs PsAsosy hDscAL iHusvfs" q ~
HIYn No BaiassA arvs, noesa+ 800 ~
n RIB n ~ bs cssssnsd 10 ansesS csoessos
s.andi,u,sa ru.llFS,e ~, SoNy ssd sxpsFtsas ID.
v,oLAp,s SsusssT ASH CafAn Rssis. IN lyssa
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

Four Of the Lime Rock Bank robbers have
been held In $4,000 bonds for their appear.
ance at the September term Of the Maine Sup.
RENE Judicial Court. A fifth party, charged
with being accessory to the robbery after the
fact, was discharged The Maine Metbodists
vote in favor Of lay delegation 40 to 39.-Scar-
let fever Of the most malignant type Is prevail.
ing In Pryeburg.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

A destructive hail storm passed over Philadel-
phia on the 9Th inst, smashing gisss at fear
}al rate. HAilstones 70 the sise'of seven inches
IN circumference fell. For hours sfier the stones
remained In piles on the ssreeta-The city 20
lice VI Boston, made . Wholesale rsid on The
night watchers. last week, bringing In 100
women and young girls, most IL whom w:rs
committed fbr examination. d said 10 be
great rush TO the mining regions Of New Mexi-
60. In some places, almost pure metal Is found.
Senator BrOwnlow is rapidly falling; but his
friends say he viii not resign, choosing to die
with the harness on.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

a.. Y: ~: p p ~, w.: . 3; =: !: :::s;
s.sy.:.d - =. q y. .ss.i y - p: - =
10 do.st, have I'D he n'ars so'sAy-rssv -
hsy, ,sir 49, nssh n ssi. ~ 1E.s. q ls,s.
thsss times day YIN teep them sc and white. Is-
sae<n, saiIors, NJ vshers vni 20 vel 70 rsnsesss
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

Tho ALpiSE PRkss has won 9 high reputation as
an art Journal. II 10 q supbcrb folio monthlys
printed In delicate brown Ink on heavy cream laid
paper, and every number contains two finely en-
grsyed null pages pictures suitable for framing It's
contributors are among the most talented, including
several editors. The April issue has the following
engravings, "Chactas st the Grave OF Atala Dore,"
with critical sketch by Rev. j. q. French, full page
portrait Of Rev. N H. Schsnck, another OF his splen
did Church at brooklyn, Tho Ladder Of Tyre"
and "Scene q the Feeding OF fye thousand" nom
Becchers .Llfe OF Jesus the Christ" and beauti-
full and most accurate "a cslmle OLA "Pamiy Scene
in Pompei" by Cooman's This original painting
has been recently chromoed by Prany, and Il ID not
only pronounced by tho ALpIsE Pass TO be un:
questonably tho greatest work In this country, and
challenging is equal In English and German art,
hut other art critics testify the same 1t certainly
Is tho most exquisite chrome cver saw, and
our observation has not been limited Havi ne an
opportunity TO compare this engraving with tbs
original, We pronounce 10 very accurate, 20 that
thereffom one can obtain good idea Of the chrome
mines It's rich colors. The accompanying descript.
Ion Ia also accurate. Tho ALDISE PREss Is Published
at tho worry low price OF tl,O0 agar by Sutton,
brown Co., q Liberty st., n. Y.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

There is very general opinion in the United
States Senate that the Tariff and Tax bills now
in the House cannot pass the Senate this session.
and il is probable that the Finance Committee
will. IL they ever reach the Senate, substitute
much shorter bills
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

Books or FoREisS TRAVEL Every year there
IA an increase In the stream Of travel The oceanic
steamer lines have their engaged months
have gone 10 Europe. Every one who goes provides
his trunk OF bag with such wearing APPAREL ~ he
neefs, and packs all he can into . small compass.
nut no would ne very Foolish " omit packing his
head too with the mental clothing no will need
sbrosh H. O. lIoughton a Co. namo several books
An their advertisement this week which src thu pro-
ductions Of intelligent travellers, who have more
form Any one Of tho books would be . good ono
10 take 10 read on the way, and stay-athomc trnv-
eIlers who hops to 70, have been, OF do not eI-
Bsshcdy, IIoppin, Howells, Jarves, barley, and
The sensible author OF IAN American Family In
parIs.p
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

UTANTED-IT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD
w Cakes Laundry 10 In full operation, and
that he Is fully prepared to do arstcass Wssh.
Ing Ironing, and Polishing at short notice, Tor iio-
erybody. Regular family washing &ironing. 60 cts.
per dozen, called for and delivered. Once, room .
hardy's Block, City Square, Biddeiord. Branch
once, A. Ilodsdon's, Is Factory Island. Saco. 5u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

BLAKE-CHENERY. In this city, May ll.by Rev. 4.
v. Cheuery, both Of H.
wHITE-KSAPF. In this city, May 10. by Revs q.
rsSns} ar John White and Miss "'im. f. Knapp
IOPEs-TRUMBULL. In Gorham. April ., BY Rev.
BeDj r. Parker, Mr.. Antonio Lopes, and Mrs. Sarah
A. frumlnill. both OfG. -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

Who that bas seen q dangerous disease arrested BY
an ahe pbysciaa or good medicine bat values bothi
lie n your family physcLanto whom you owe 20 many
esrapes from aches and ais, Dr. Ayers inmltAbe
mountaineering sarsapariila that renewed your vitality
or Cherry Pectoral that cured painful csnEh, or bis
Ague Cure thut expelled that frceting aFe AMI burn.
in fever from your boU who that has been rcicsved
by any agencies but feels grateful for them ALT
fflaugOr Times
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

yrayrISE has suddenly become household word,
smnIy bccause Il 10 curing the SUFFERING public OF
All diseases arising from impure blood, which many
other remedies have ALLIED 10 reach. u . Justly
called N..us.; s.DI ss,Ss eS.PSs It'd, s.s n.c
dIsessss d really wonderful. IL may DO given 70
N pfsnt with perSect sAfety. Zee sdtsrtlssmont N
snother 90 ,umn Of this paper. srsf
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

Tux PARKs HOUSE, No. Isl washi.stea :tr.et
Rston s ou~ Of tie most conveniently stusted hoei'
IN the city. md under ~ new manaxen.ent wh.cs com
hi.es TIE sdy aniaxes az both The American and Enrop
ssn p,ans II popularity bids fair % be greater thar
ever me cuisine n arst etsss in rvery respect as
A., heats az business VIM otiEc1 W eet thetl
si..rrs ssowu Sown" npA u tc tsrks HOUSE o. neal
sn approach % ths eofsvs efbons - esn es eotans
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

CANTON 10 Purchasers Of the Peruvian
Ryrup In protected solution Of the protoxdr OF n)
ware Of being deceived by any " the preparations
OF Peruvian BARK. or Bark and Iron, which may he
Gderes % you. Every bottle of genuine ss PERUVIAN
sYRt'P mot Peruvian Bark blown In the glass. TX
, ANIME THE BOTTLE BEYORE PURCHASING.
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Freedom Notice.

lien N nv 500, Charles n. Grant any claims ~
nav have upon his tlno or his esnlags, and esas
shsfl BE- responsible Cor no debts Of his contctinE
xi..sry, M.yI, 1870. svis'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13
EVERY YOUNG NAN

EVERY YOUNG NAN
should prucurs COPY Al The new mediea vnyt ensitied
THE sCIRNCE on LIFE, 90 BEL
By Dr. A, n, Hayes, az Boston, author d"SsxrAL hfs-
IeLosy ov wonAs, iHp Hsa DISEASES" and kltor a hs
"PEAsop JogaSAL o. ilsALru." This bod WIN teach
The young how 10 avoid daoeervs diseases, and frnu
also the midae~gcd and those mcre advanced IN h may
And the way % restoration Of prostrsisd yseu 10 se
live health II b the insult q deep study and sxtsosive
pSsctice and may b vIcd upon. Bee sdvetis,.ens d
Peabody Medical Institute 10 another column. May
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

MOT yet found, March $3.50 RrwAnD
~ Lost Friday, Peb. H. from tho residence Of Mrs.
Capt. stephen Lane, in Buxton near Bar largo
siIe, fun blooded BLACK AND TAN DOG, tno
other color except little grey about his mouth,
and there NAV DO q very few white hairs on his
brea,t tall and ears natural, weighs about 70 lbs
answers 20 the name Of prank" Whoever will
give information where the same may Be found,
shall receive the above reward. LEWlb ID. GOOD-
WIN. P o. Address, Bar MILLS, Me.
March n. IS7O. VIVA
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Cape Elizabeth Ferry, W. b. Foster.
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Gorham, J. Collins.
Saocarappa, II. b. Mitchell.
Scsrboro, J. II. Mason.
Sseo, Charles j.. Clark.
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Oak Ridge, L. Lord.
Cape Porpoise, J. s. Dunn.
New6eld, Charles W. Blsckman.
Shapleigh, J. NJ. Howes
| West New6eld. J. T. Budden.
KennebunkPort, Daniel Haileron.
Kennebunk, j. A Strout.
Kennebunk Depot, ]. II. Pillsbury.
West Kennebunk, Downing.
York, Ephriam X. Colby.
Kittery, Chas. Andrews.
Kittery Navy Yard, A. W. Pottie.
South Eliot, T. II. McKenney.
Eliot, Oliver NJ. Cousens.
| Berwick, A. Turner.
South Berwick, W d. Bartlett
Maryland Ridge, Jas. Nixon. Jr.
Alfred. John d. Lspham.
Gooduin's Mills, Marcus Wight.
Cornish, D. ii. Stevens.
Kear Falls, George W, Barber.
Baldwin, N. Andrews.
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Fryeburg and Stowe, Alyrs Hatch.
| Buxton and No. Gorham, II. +. Patterson.
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