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A STROLOGER MARS tells name and very day
N yOul marry, and causes you TO marry the one you
love quicker than any one living Call soon you wish
health, wealth, and good luck land. 81 Third
AN near l!th II, 5Jc, TO a.
A CAITIOS.-Mrs. Llnwood chRl ienges the wor q
N iOOO reward for any one who can equal the great
EurGpcan business and medical ClaryOiant speedy
marriage names, lheness, numbers Us West 3th ST.,
bet 7th aV and BROADWAY Foe, % cents No gents.
A TEST.-The celebrated Madame ANNA seventh
N daughter, medical ana business clagoyant, spirit
unlsl, has that great French secret cause speedy
marriage no SUBTRACTION, no pay, 49I Sd Av beween
S9lh and SOh sts" I'd moor, font room. New York.
MADAME ECKERr-EIcelled BY none SO
"A. Norfolk st., near Delaney fee 25 cents no gents.
GIPSEY CLAIAyOYANT!- !-BcSt in the world.
N Consulted Tor love, trouble, disease etc Ladies
80 cents; gents, u i0i West lsth street,
I OOK HERE i-No hnmbug. Mad ROSS tells
everything the name Of the one you marry and that
those long separated shows the likeness OF the one YOU
marry. lo9 West 4lst st. between Broadway and 7th ay
MADAME WELLINGTON, business and medi.
Az cal clalfYoyant, tells you all you wish know;
likeness, name, and numbers. Fee 25c. ia West lOlh
81. Nh ay and broadway, basement bell.
NINE. yENIOUS, OF Boston, tells past, present
t and future; kiyesl love charms And lucky nnmbers
Lad es 2oc gents. SOC. " stanton ST. rear hrst noor
VNHH ORIGINAL Madame Byron. sprituaillt
~ speedy marriages. ~ tth Ay. between sd and
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Sound Democratic Sentiments on
Linooln's Statue.
York. Oct. IS. 1870.

This statue should not be allowed to
stand 81 hours in the Democratic City OF
New York. While Old Abe was alive
he hated Democratic New York, He
sent his troops there during the riots, and
IL he had dared, he would have imprison-
cd half the Democrats in the city. New
York voted against him with an over
wheln,ing majority. The grand imperial
city discarded and denounced the rough,
nncouth Lincoln in his life, and she de-
tests his memory when dead. The statue
Of abraham Lincoln wiH not stand. A
few pounds Of powder placed behind 1t
will blow the damnable thing TO atoms.
And we will rejoice when tho telegraph
bring the news that Abraham Lincoln's
statue in New York is blown to pieces.
Not that we war against dead man. but
we do protest against those demonstrs-
tons in favor Of despot and tyrant.
Abe Lincoln ras despot, and he met
atyranrs fate. Let every Democrat re-
solve and swear that Lincoln shall be re-
membered as a despot, and IL the Union
Leagues put mp monuments to common
or.se his atrocious acts Of tyranny, let us
blow them down with gunpowdor and nj
tro-glyccrine! r1.
We will thus show our hatrel Of ty-
rant and learn TO future generations that
the deeds of bad man can never BE- for
gotten or glossed over with the praise of
hirelings and political prostitateS!-0.-
tumoa. Iora, Copperhead.
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A WINTER ON THE Tor oy MorSr WASHING
roS.-A letter from Prof Hitchcock Of Dart
mouth Coiless in relation to this scientific pur-
pose has been published. We extract the fol-
loving from Il OF.
have organised party to occupy the sum
init Of Mount Washington the coming winter,
for the purpose Of Observing meteorological phe-
nomeua and reporting them 10 the public, es-
pc,ially through the daily papers and the ofi,e
Of the War Department. Washington, the "Di-
vision Of kilograms and reports Tor the benefit
Of commerce." TO facilitate cur reports, the
War Department. has sent us eleven hundred
dollars worth Of telegraph cable and instruc-
tons, 70 that daily and instantaneous communi-
cations can be had between the summit Of the
mountain and Washington. We believe that our
obser,atlaps viii lie immensely for the benefit Of
commerce, since the approach Of storms can he
heralded many hours in advance, from 10 ele-
waited station. As Is known 10 every one, the
mists gather on high mountains long befors.ihe
rain falls and hrmeSs living at the base Of
mountains regulate their work Nv the "caps"
ut the summits But the highest Of all cur noun
tains Is Car ont VI sight iron the commercial
cities. 10 that the misty caps cannot he seen /;
with station on the summit. the FIRST symptoms
Of the approach % storms can be heriled BY
telegraph, aud thus vcrssls can remain In har-
Dor ill the reports are favorable.
All our supplies have been purchased aud
placed In CONVENIENT house upou The noun
tain. ard the cable win be laid In Few days.
We have done this NJ our own expense. conf
IDENTIFY expecting that the public viii see that
no loss shah AL upon the party who risk their
lives for the bsnedt % science and commerce..
We need at least $500 TO carry through the
work successfully. -.,-..f O.
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the Supreme Count at no distant day, and,
following the example Of Gov. Seward
travel In Europe and around the world
for the benefit Of bis health.
General Sheppard. Chairman Of the
Regular State Central Committee Of Mis-
souri,, recently arrived In Washington,
says the Missouri bolters will carry The
State ticket. Carl Schurz having drawn
Of all the Germans votes to his side. hut
that the Congressman will DO returned
pretty uuch ofthe same complexion as mt
present.
The war news this week have been very tame.
England AFTER refusing negotiations with Jules
Pavrc, now voluntarily offers more than Was
asked Of her. proposing an armi,iice to enable
the French elections to be held.
A. T. Stewart, William D. Astor and other
solid men have been summoned to rerve on .
grand jury which will be empaunelled In tts
United States Circuit Court, New York. before
Judge Benedict, for the express purpose Of nnd-
ing indictments against election "repeatsn,"
under the new congressional law.
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wasnIye eos conRrsroNpExcr.

\. WASHINGTON. Oct. 81, 1870.
EprroR or TIE UNION AND JOURNAL
A great deal Of interest was manifested, not
only in this city, but all over the country, in
the LAST municipal election that Was held here.
from the fact that mnsh dissatisfaction existed
in rgard to the management Of city aifsirs.
The election VAS eles,ly contested and the 70
suit was Mr.. Emery the reform candidate in
opposition TO the regular republican nOmlnec.
was elected Mayor. Under such circumstances,
the course Of the Mayor aud the city authorities
have been. closely watched and, sometimes, Sc
versly criticised, but notwithstanding the en-
barrassmspts under which the new authorities
labOred. they have displayed an energy and resi
which Is highly commendable. Three great.
magnificent, enterprises are all under way, and
with every reasonable hope Of complete success.
First, paving Pennsylvania Avenue. which when
completed. the street win not only sompare
fayenably with any. street or avenue in this
country. but with the inc hculevaris Of France.
This avenue Is some six rods in with and one
and Que third Of mile from the Capitol to tie
Treasury bailding iand il Is to be p.vei with
four kinds ef wood material which make, by
FAR, the beat Kind Of paveu,cnts. The second
enterprise which will be hailed vita delight by
all sojOurners in this city, IS the dredging of the
canal, which although ], has ben 0f.cn spoken
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DUDLEY-GLIDDHN In BIddeford, Oct. Ith. by
Rev. 4. 4. Weiherbcc, James d. Dudley and Miss
Eiiia X. Glidden, both Of Diddef6rd.
JENNESS-lIOOPER. In Berwick, Oct. l0th., Ut
the residence OF the brides father, ny Rev. J. Ma
son, Mr.. George NJ. Jenness OF Rochester, N. L.,
and Miss Abbls J. Hooper, Of d.
observation-disclosures. In Buxton, Oct. l3th.,
by Rev. Mr. Richardson, DR.. Charles p. Hussey,
OF this city, and Miss Lizzie L., daughter OF Nah.
Ion fIutchinson esq. Of Kennel'unkport.
RICKER-DOWNS. In Berwick. Oct. 18Th, by Rev!
]. II. Downs, Mr.. Geo. y. Kicker and Miss LiIsie
A. Downs, both OF Berwick.
LOWE-GERRISH. In Dover, Oct. 10th Mr.. Geo.
d. Lowe, Of Wells, and Miss Mary ID. Gerrish, OF
Alfred.
COLB-RHMICK. In Pennington, De. Henry G..
Cole, and Miss Alice NJ Remick, OF Klttery.
COOK-R0GERS. In York, Oct. 10 by Rev. jos.
Freeman. Mr.. James Cook and Miss Ann Rogers,
both Of York. May much happiness attend them.
No cards. Cox.
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POLITICAL.

Commissioner Delano Is to DO Secretary
of the Interior. tits not so ccrtaiu at this
writing who is to take his place.
It Is stated that the Republican party Of
South Carolina has established CPS schools,
and began TO educate $4,000 children. and
that IT, triumphant In this election, they
will establish 5000 schools and educate
10000 children.
The Richmond Dispatch Democratic
commenting upon the election in Ohio and
Pennsylvania, wonders how long It will
before decent and intelligent party man.
ager will rise up and help the Northern
Democracy, and says:
1.-The truth is, the Northern Democrats
have not the tact, or good sense, or wis
dom. or what you will. to make up good
issues. The Southern Democrats, former
" made these up for them. and then they
were always successful" .rr
Senator Ross, of Kansas, set type last
week FOR his newspaper. all the com.
positors having struck and leit tho office.
We are of the opinion that he isa better
type. etter than senator, and that there are
many typo-settcrs who would mako better
Senators than he.
A member OF Congress recently ar
rived in Washington from Indiana, says
that in conversation with Senator Morton
a few days ago, the latter assured him
that under the circumstances no should
not consent to 80 to England.
The amenities Of social life and Journal.
istic intercourse In Arkansas are fear
fnl and wonderful to contemplate, II the
following choice and heightened out
break may DO accepted rs characteristic
specimen. Says one editor Of another:
Tho volcanic. pimple-headcd, blister
Drained. owl-f,ecd. spikcd-nosed. weasel
faced. wcb-footed. peg-legged. liliputian,
foggy pctti-foggcr. of The Democrat docs
no, like our personal appearance. Until
this foul-mouthed brazen dcbaser has been
run through sieve, filter, secured.
scrubbed. swabbcd, spongcl. and disin-
fectcd, until he Is fit object to enter so-
cicty, we win forbcar having anything to
say about him." 4-,tr..-,-.,
A Washington special says It seems to
be conceded that Chief Justice Chase no
longer desires to participate in public af.
fairs. Being man of taste and fortune,
he will probably retire from the bench Of
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Tho boston Recorder WIN b issued nom Nov. l..
n a 80 year, made up non the choicest and most
Interesting matter In the CoDgregationsit. Il VIII
b. Inst half the siss Of thai paper, which one of
Ire bess conducted religious journals In the country
and haa on ~ iist q contributors, ssch vrtsrs -
DR.. Todd. anss Greenwood, Rev. Albert barnes,
Ppr. r.rk, and Phoebe Cary. The price ID plseed 81
the lowest possible figure, end In order 70 ssosssd,
The Recorder nsst have large liss Of suesaFissn,
but bsiors the sntsrpriss vss announced throayh
the psss, many susserihss hsd ssss In sssir asnss
one pastor. feeling that SMALL paper at tAls a..
trsoeiy low pr,ce, would do great good among his
people, ssosrsd nearly twenty Nance Tie arst hour.
Agents wsnssd svsrywhsrs. Tie Recorder will b
ssn. fourtssn months, I'LL Jaa is72 Cor STA. Sssd
Ill subssrbsn 10 W. L Gassss Co., Is cornhlll.
Boston. NS 4
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United ststes OF America.
nj TIE PRrsIDExr.


Whereas, II bchooves people, sensible oftheir
dependence un the Almighty, publicly and col
lectivey, to acknowledge their gratitude for His
favors and mercies and humbly to beseech for
their continuance; and
wherca, the people Of the United States, during
the year now about to end, have special cause
to b. thankful for general prosperity, abundant,
harvests. exemption from pestilenoe, foreign war
and civil strife; T..
Now, therefore. be It known that ]. Ulysses 8,
Grant, President Of the United States, COR
curing In many similar recommendations from
the Chief Magistrates Of the United States, do
hereby recommend to al citizens to meet In their
respective places Of worship on THURSDAY, the
oath day Of November next, there TO give thanks
for the bounty Of God during the year about to
close. and supplicatc for It's continuance here
after. 'l- .'i ii''a'
In witness whereof have hereuntn set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be
affixed. Done at the city Of Washington this
the twenty. 6rst day Of October. In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundrsd ssd
seventy, and Of the independence Of the United
States the ninety.ffth. POP,
(Signed) -.F U. 3. GRANT. n
by the President: .. ..,,.. =.
HAMILTON Fisn, Secretary ofStats. XIV
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GENERAL xz~s 1rsns.

Jonathan Coon, Minpssots, wbosAsd one
wife and four children. was impsudent enough
10 elope with Melissa Mcys. This disp,sassd
her father and he L. now Coon hunting.
Mr.. Bunker's boy, at A.talan. Wis. had 20
much trouble to induce Kelt. boy to 80 hunt
Ing with him that he had to shoot him before Be
would comply, and then he couldn't.
: The Nsx York Evening Post. giving Al &C.
count Of railroad accident, says Il "killed one
man. and probably rendered him cripple for
ill.,"
II Is suthosihavey stated BY crispin leaders
In Massachusetts, that they intend to petition the
next legislature for aid In starting cooperative
manufactures, on the principle the Stats has
followed heretofore In regard % railroads.
Hon. Harry Hubbard declined the appoint
ment to the Supreme bench Of New Hampshire
and Gov. Stearns has now appointed Vim. s.
Ladi, also Democrat
The steamer Cambria, from New York for
Liverpool. was wrecked OF the coast Of Ireland.
or one hundred and eighty. four passengers only
one has been found. Also lost. the steamer
MaripOsa. from New Orleans for New York, with
1872 bales Of cotton.
F.w. Miller esq, amer eighteen years news
p.porial service. ha, sold out al his interest In
the Portsmouth Chronicle daily and New
Hampshire Gazette (weekly) to Messs Geo.
W. Marston and Washington Freeman. Mr..
Msrston has been partner with Mr.. Miller for
upwards Of two years, and therefore the papers
are not In entirely new hands. While under the
new arrangement he assumes tho editorial pen
in-chief, Mr.. Freeman conduct. the business
20, ton Of the establishment Goodbye, Frank;
we hope you have not let the profession per-
msnentlY. The Chronicle Is In good and able
handa -
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REMAINS OF TIE DEsocRAcr.-0ur opinion Is.
that a portion of the remains of the Democratic
party must recently have been exhumed ct Yerbs
Buena, IN California. When the coffin was
opened there was discovered, instead Of the
regular and expected skeleton. only knee-pan,
wita some dust and ashes, q pair Of boots and .
bottle Of whiskey. How the rest Of the body
got out Of the s,roophagus, and is running here
and there for Congress in detached portions, Is
q difficult to explain, rs why II left the useful
Bourbon behind II. Moreover, at the South the
patella will be seriously missed ; for the chief
business Of "the party" now Especially In
Louisiana) k to "crook the pregnant knee"
mainly before the negro population. Knees
that Is, II II means to ask forgiveness for ts sins
Are what "the Democracy" win have great
use for,-.lElpdukee Sesttntl,
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From Increased Physical and Mental Strength Of
pcrsons who uss Fellows Compound Syrup OF lily.
pophosphitss, their augmented nAeulty OF sndur-
spes, the regular and healthy action of The Heart,
Lupgs, stomach and Bowels, and their improved
appearance, demonstrated In Thousands OF cases
within our knowledge, Ito power OF restoring the
great ymps ,hetlc and muscular system on which
fall and healthy development depends 10 certain.
lois
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The most proninet candidates for the prcsi-
dency Of the Senate are N. d. l. Lane. Of Cum
berland county. Charles Bufum. Of Penobseot.
and Reuben Foster Of Keunebec, who was speak
er Of the house at the last session. y. A. Pike.
Of Calais. is the most prominent candidate for
speaker Of the house. 49,.
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Writing, Bookkeeping, Navigation, DO
Corners Commercial COLLEGE. q

q Conducted with signal success for rlInrr
dent, possesses the confidence Of the comnnnity.
and has thereby peculiar facilities for providing
suitable EMPLOYMENT for its graduates, (mals and
female.) Open Day and EVENING,
atalogues and Circulars, giving full infosmation,
with styles OF HANDWRITING taught, and Mr.. Co
mer's works on PENNASsHiP, Book .KEKrrSe, Nav
iaArioN, 40, sent postpaid, or may DO hsd FREE ~
the college, J2J WashtRgfsR Sfrref, eorner OF
West Street, Boston, where tho public b nvitsd 10
inspect the arrangements. 4uH
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Spoecial Notices.

PILEsi PILEsi PILES PrLEsi Oct.
ward applications aro money thrown away The
Sy{ HSsRS sSss Ps .s :, y,
They arc pleasant, nor like all pills, do they ro-
qufe increase OF dose. They arc exactly suited -
obviats oostiveues-the cause Of Ill health. Per
sale at No. fremont Temple, Boston. by z. A.
HARRISON q CO, Prophstors, and BY all drue-
gists. Mailed for co cents. Rw40
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Boston, Sept. 20, 10.

Boston, Sept. 20, 10.
Whereas, Certain parties in
Biddsford profess to haze and
keep for sale the celebrated Peer
less ,Stope, made and patented by
US, this notice is to inform the
public that ve haze no agent in
Biddsord other than J. Colds
brough, and Of no other person
can our Stoues, warranted By Us,
be bought in that territory.
DRAFT z WEn1WnRIH
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Feven seldom mako On attack without warning,
and may often b thrown ofby soskins the fset In
warm water, wrapping mp warm In bed, and taking
two or three Of "Parsons, PurEatiye Pilla.n IwtS
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ASiisionary just returned. ayshe regards "John.
sons Anodyne Linimenr' ~ beyond 81 price, and
efscacious beyond any other medicine. tbadapt-
Cd 10 great variety ofecial cascs, and 10 the best
psin killer in the world. lw5
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Twenty.seven Years, Practice
In the Treatment OF diseases incident 10 Females
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colt street Boston. .
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Boston. July. Is70.-sp. no.iyr5
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Doris WASHER ASp rnE UNIVERSAL wRNGER.
Whatever may be aid about other machines, there
Is no mistake about these being al that arc claimed
fur them.-Bo,ien Ep'y Trsrsiisr. iwS
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psblishci. AGENTS who sell oar new vosk. y
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Your faded locks can be restored 10 all thstr
youthful beauty by using Natures Hair Restorative,
which Is ffee from all dangerous drugs. Sec advcf.
tlsemept Owls
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p Notices Of deaths not exceeding lines, Inserted
ffee above that number at regular advertising rates.
>~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~~~~~~
DAY. In this city, Oct. 70, Alfred @. Day, aged &C
MiLLIKEN. In saoo. Oct. 2i,t, Miss Sarah NIL
ken, aged 70 years mos.
JOHNSON. In Lebanon, Get. z, Mrs. Ada A., wife
Of william Y. johnson, aged 20 years.
KEAY. In Lebanon, Oct. 18TH, Mr. Albrs Keay,
aged 65 years.
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A young lady gave the French Fair q Ban
Francisco $500 set Of diamonds, but declined
to give her name. ID M, Fggg