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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The Gaulois gives M account Of horrible
and mysterious affair in Spain. which t hrst
heari by telegraph. and which II says 1t would
not believe had | OF the details (yet incomplete)
been confirmed by letter from It's own CORES
pondent, N. Miranda. The story is that on
Feb. IL band Of people (number not stately
broke into 4 house at Alcira, little village
near Valencia. nj three in the morning. They
got In by making bole in the roof. The name
of the owner Of this house was Nj. Baluda- lie
was In bed with his wife. The invaders pulled
them oft Of bed and put gags In their mouths.
Then they went TO the rooms where six chill
dren were sleeping. These children they bound
with cords. and then, In sight Of their parents,
they tore out their eyes and tongues. Ater-
ward they cut of the feet Of NJ. Baluia aud
his Of dest sou, named Vincent, but purposely
Ieft the tendon near the heel unseyercd. and
then they hung them up head downward. Az
tor these achievements they ransaeked the lar
der, made good breakfast, jeering at their vic
tins al tho time, and len the house ut day
break. Two ofthe villains have been arrested.
Que, named Ferdinand Haluds, Is q near rela-
ton Of the family. He went by the name Of
Cabot. The other man In custody 8 named Vim
cent Morera, alias Tortet. Tbs number Of the
gang Is not stated. They did not rob the house,
aud therefore il is supposed that they were i'm
PEELED 10 execute vendetta a Ia Cor,e Moth
Ing more Is yet known ofthis astounding crime
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Agsmenicus Preachsrs' Meeting occurs ct
East Eliot, commencing Monday evening. April
IL, 1870. First evening, sermon by Bro. K.
Colby. Tuesday, 0 A. NJ. Missionary Work
Of the Past. Z. Baxter; "Prcsent and Pro-
spective State Of Missionary Work" W. H. H.
Pillsbury; Contemplation Of Departed Saints"
J. =. Webster; ministerial Character Of 81.
Paul'-J. Strout; "Were the New Testament
Writers mistaken as to the speedy Second Com
ing Of Christ 20. NJ. Couscns; Ito what
extent are the Ills OF Life to Be regarded as Pc
nal Affections from God "a. Cook; els In
mortality the result Of Faith In Christ PHI.
Chase. Sermon Tuesday evening, J. Strout.
"Means for Securing Faith, and its Maintep-
apce"-0. w. Scott. f....- ....... f,....E
Sermon, Wednesday evening, II. Chase. ID,
.' o. NJ. CousKSs,)
.... # o. W. Soorr, Com.
r .r l..r.r II. CIiAsx, } .r r'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Since Eyxar SATURDAY changed Its form and
appeared with illustrations. II has been more
widely sought after. In March, the publishers
announce they will begin in their journal Mr..
Dickens new story. Il viii be Published In the
pages Of Every Saturday, simultaneously with
the sppearanoe Of the novel In London.
OLIvER OrrIc's MAGAZINE for February,
composed Of the weekly issues bound In one vol
ume, has very attractive table OF contents and
excellent. Oliver Optic In himself d . host, and
his books for boys have had an immense circu-
lation after having once appeared In this Inags-
zine. The issuing Of monthly parts u . good
idea, and meets the wants and tastes Of al
classes Of readers.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The Jevs Arc vssy much sxsitsd on account
Of the doinp Of the convention that lately a.
semblsi at Pittsbury for tho purpose Of insist
Ing that Christianity shah b recognised In the
Constitution.
California has new paper. called the week
" Democratic Phantom. An exchange says the
negro acted for years in that capacity. but - he
Ia hereafter 70 vote, L. Is necessary to have .
new one. o. -.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Temperance Is In bad way in New York.
Tribune says The Assembly Of our State FRI
day passed. with slight amendment. the Senate
bill repeating the Excise Law. II takes CO
yeas to pass bill. and this one received CT
CO Democrats and one Republican, (Mr. Frank
lin Of Erie.) This bill in effect throws open
every grogshop on Sundays and all night,
though prrtence Is made Of shutting them
from I q. N. to 4 =. m, and forbiddng the sale
on Sunday Of anything stronger than Lager
Beer. Liquor is King In our State this year.
and rules dcspotically. - Kings like to do.
But this Is not the end" . .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
oUH OWN STATE.

The President has nominated John L. Stevens
Of Augusta, Minister to Uruguay. n
A State tar Of $500. 900. based IN the
present State valuation, is contemplated for the
current fiscal year.-During the res-s Of the
Legislature the Committee ON the Revision OF
the Statutes win incorporate into the public
Laws those passed during the present session.
Both branches will undoubtedly adjourn next
week. to meet again about the last OF April.
The legislative Committee on County Est'-
mates have reported that the sums annexed in
the following schedule be tax on each county
respectively. to be appropriated. assessed. col
lectcd and applied for the use Of paying the
debts and necessary expenses Of the same. and
other purposes ordered BY law:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

A bill has been presented to the House and
referred to the railroad committee allowing the
proposed Ssco river railroad to continue across
the p. & r road to connect with the Portland
and Rutland. or the Portland and 0gdensburg
a. Its directors may see At. There Is an oppo'
sition to such an extension on the part Of Ger.
tain interested parties, and "hearing" ha'
been ordered tonight. and the oorporators o.
our proposed road have been notified to that ef:
feet. BY request Of. the Executive committee,
J. Z. Butler viii appear before the Legislative
committee In their behalf
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

On Wednesday evening some amateurs Of our
two cities produced In Saco the drama Of the
'.Lady Of Lyons" 1t is very pretty play,
but Its selection by amateurs reminds US Of
Trollopc's serial entitled The Great Panjandrum.
The roles Of "Claude Melnotte" and 'Pauline"
were the best sustained Of the several parts.
The ballad by Miss Lille Gould, "within .
Mile Of Edinburgh Town. to which, like many
Of Burns poems, age has only added fresh
sparkle, was well received.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The LADIES' sorosis Club, Of Now York, 70
Gently changed their discus ions nom womans 'uf'
mage 70 Hair Preparations and Pimpls Banishss.
They declared that where nature had not endowed
them with beauty, II was their riEht-yca, their
duty--to seek Il where they could. 30 they al vo-
ted that Magnolia Balm overcame sallowness, ryugh
skin and ring-marks, and gave 70 the complexion Z
most d,sfingSs QSorosian) and marble-like appear
ance dangerous 10 men, no doubt " and that Ly.
on's Kathairon made the hair GROW thick, soft and
awful pretty, and moreover prevented u ffom turn:
Ing gray. If the propretors OF these articles did
not send the sisters ninvoice. they arc not smart
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
UTANTED Colts or Remi.gton's Army
.N-e,C .adpcrs.se,s
Seed Potatoes.

LfARLY Rose rs cent? Y pccki 81 Y bushsl Is '
a. y bush. 80 Y Dbl. yabdervee's Seeding 7s
cents Y peck - Y bushels S5 v Dbl. Harrison,
Gleason and Calico. 90 cents Y peck 81 bu,hsi
mall, postage prepaid for 81, paid 80 f6r one
bushef Of the resees Prolific last season In yermont
and raised 1854 bushels. They were awarded . Stl
ver Medal at the Massachusetts, Horticultural M
known color, white-qualhy excellent.
A large proportion OF tho potatoes sold for Early
Rose are not the Early Roee but have some resem.
blanos 10 them Many have found 10 out tho past
sesson 10 their sorrow Ny sod had direct from
the originator Albert Bressss ef Vermont and will
warrant them genuine. Ror sale by
'TII MOSES H.HUSSEY, North Berwick, Ne.
Boxes, barrels and osrting V Depot or kipres'
Ofnoe, nee. bwi3
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Wednesday afternoon . girl named Kate
Schwarty, boarding at No. IA, Iaconia Copo-
ration, attempted to put m end to her miser-
able existence by taking poison. She was dis
covered, however, and her purpose frustrated.
On Monday last Mr.. John Cousins, of Ssoo,
while at work In saw mill, with . circular
saw, cut OF two Of his fingers, and broke
another at the knuckle joint He was attended
by DR.. Allen.-Demoerat. a.. 70 ole b.. a. ..
$50, CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS.

=, q, -, N q q
A shocking aoc'aen' o0'arr,. on ~1 TO "
T. h' H. ~ '"' " A.
crossing IN 0"'o' '.'' s.' ~ Nv.
oh'er tracy Ase"s " '"o "OV'," " m " n
Buxton MT. 1onn sawyer anu mr. We "
fridge also OF west huI'0n' s'ar'ea from ca'0
ior Moue'a'"'i 'hi"s'' ," ''"e
drawn by span Of horses. Tracy driving.
All the men. were mufhed IN iur oois anu
wrappers. When they reached the Louden cross
ing they discovered the 4.3o train from Boston,
close at hand. and their horses becoming unru-
ly, the locomotive struck the sleigh before the
occupants could escape, tossing the men high in
the air When the train was stopped sawyer
was found living on the cow-cateher, envelopcd
J., A.. .,.;uh rohes With Partridge living ON him.
:" '"' IS en-. n..r n.
Tracy was iounu y'nR uuu'' ''
place Of the accident. The engine moVon so"-
" 10 Saco depot, where Mr.. Sawyer was Nc
80, aud Dr Dc,nctt attended him. Subse-
- -, =, A., r..;d.n.o ~ nj.
quen'y ne was ,o"U1 " ~, - -. =.
son-in-law, MI. f. iates' III m'' o'ty' "h''0 Nv
was attended by Drs. bennett, Grant, Allen, and
Ware, Mr.. SAWYER was suffering from o
.,, g. .,., ~.
fracture OF inc Skull, e,'e"u's "ou. ''''
left eye high above the forehead. Pieces OF the
hone driven in upon the brain being removed,
49, ...,,., - .l I'm, thar. x..
'"' . 'NA'.' -. ri,
no hope OF iiie' anu nc ehP,roa a''e. ""
eight, the same evening OF the accident mr.
Tracy was badly bruised and reccivei injuries
-, a.. ...a ,.u.,o death In about half an
.''"' W." ~ ~ A.. -. =, M,
hour. lie was carr'ea 'n'o ING nou'1 =,
Jose near the crossing, where he died. Mr..
Partridge appeared to be but slightly Injured at
a.. TINA but nm reaching home. he was seized
''e ','"'' -, A.. 49,, ~,
with hemorrhage Oh 'ne iungs anu ""e wv" WIZ
fined to his bed to the present time.
Mr. Tracv has filled the Office Of Selectman
~ -, -. ..nn.,,,or Nth Tho voolen
Oh hoii's' auu n' 0'1.' -,
factory at West buxton haa aae n,ha p'o"'-
nent man In that vicinity. Besides, his benevo-
Lance and qualities Of heart had endeared him
=. ,.r,o .;rc,e ~ friends. He was about fifty
years Of age, and leaves wife ana seven chill
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
cambridge Cattle Market. March Is,
oohhscrED WEsKLY' II
ruusspAy. March II, 1870.

Prices OF Market Beef-Extrs ti2 90 % Si2I5 nrst
quality 81 80 "a $780, second quality $40 % % II 10;
third quality 80 % % 80 20.
Prices Of store Cattle-wsrking oIsnr ' pair,
$780, s2oO, $3.50 20 $40.
Mich Cows and Calves nom s35, $50, SIS % 500.
YeaTllngs $4 10 SIS, two years old 80 % $S |,
three years old SO "a so.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 20, 81 0o,
81 10 10 81 90 each extra 500 % IS 60 or rom
% 50 v h. .r q
Spring Lambs, s 500 "a g. 90.
Hides ~ % 10 = N. Tallow % 6tc Y b.
Peits 75c "a 81 rs each. Calf Skins Is 20 lie b.
Prices OF Poultry-Extra ~ 20 22c prime 100
- o, good 10 % lsic, medium u % i7ie, poor TO
medium i6lcv N.
N. Is. Beef-Extra and arst quality include no.
thing bat tho best, large, At stallfed Oxen second
stall fed Cows and tho best three year old Steersi
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse OF lots.
sheep-Extra includes Csssets, and whom hoss OF
an inferior quality are thrown out.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
THE WORST PILES CURED.-I wiss

THE WORST PILES CURED.-I wish 70
spread abroad the great benefit have derived hon
The use Of Oh. IrARRIsoS's PHRisrALrIc LOz-
HNGES. I have suffered yesss IRON ne worst
Pilss. USED EvERrraisa ~ no ruRross, until
found The Lossngss In less than month vas
cured, and have only 70 rcsort 70 them when eostive
mes RxruRss, and always find Instant relief 8. O.
MEAL. For ale ct No. I fremont Temple, Bostea,
by X. A. HARRISON co., Proprietors, and ~
All DruKyists. Mailed for ca cents. ew5
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Tuesday afternoon a horse standing on Elm
street, in front Of the house Of Mr.. Philemon
Haines, became frightaped and ran up Elm st.
to Taylor's brickyard, turned there and came
back, and finally ran into Mr.. Berry's yard
on Elm street, where he was secured, with the
harness and wagon broken.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

AhsO,... Dsvsssss iss.iiy ossaiasd In Nsv Yesh,
Ipdian., Illinois and Other stats, Or psons ffva
any ssats or County, ie&i svssywhsrs, dessrtioa,
drrnhsssss, soslsspport, go, sascisut ss.ss, 10
publeity, no shsrEs mill divosss estaisst. Adviss
ffre. Business established 1fseea yssrs. fr.
Addrss, ". HOUSE, Attorney.
aui, No. 70 Nssssa Street, Nsw.Yofk CITY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The Governor has made the following nomi-
nations In this county: .." ...,l.
Washington Junkins. York, J. P. 4 Q.
Charles W. Ross, Biddeford, ..
Edward r. Stafford, Kittery,
Frederic A. Wood, Lebanon, Trial Jus.
Mark K. Marshall, Berwick, Coroner.
Christopher Littlcfeld, Kcunebunk, Not. Pub.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Mr.. Oliver Tracy, who was killed BY the
railroad accident Saturday, had luckily taken
out policy Of $4,000, in the Connecticut Mu-
tuai Life Ins. Co.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The Democracy Of Newcastle. Del. have de-
tsrwined that they win not ask 8 negro to vote
their ticket. but II negro asks for one either
tickets they would not rudely refuse to give IL
to him. That's very respectable progrsss for
Senator Sau lsbuiy' 3 constituents.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The LIST Natl Bank Of this city have been
making some alterations In their banking rooms.
The work has been done by Mr.. Paul Weber,
who Is o very superior workman.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

As Coon As EvER-as ever the best-for All Lung
and Throat affections A physician writes that the
Vegetable Pulmonary BalsaIn has never disappoint-
Cd tho reasonable expectations OF those who have
used IT, Prices, 81 and 90 cents. Cutler brothers
Co., date Reed, Cutler Co } Boston, Propristors.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

We noticed day or two since In the Office Of
Goodwin & Lunt, black walnut cabinet and
library combined. which Is very nice piece. Of
workmanship. twas made BY Mr.. d. J, Graves,
Of this city.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
TIE GKEArEsT GOOD

10 the greatest number will DO innllby SECURED BY
Q diffusion Of the knowledge impaired In DR.. Hayes
now and popular medical work entitled ''TIiR SCI
RSCE on LIPE, or sBLR.PREsERvATI0N,r
practical treatiss upon matters deeply eoneeruins
The health and vigor Of both old and young Of both
ssxes. A psru.l Of this volume has becn the means
of restoring thousands 10 health and happiness ~!
ready and 10 Il destined tos long career VI useful
nos. An advertisement In our columns, uDd:f ne
head OF 'The Peabody Medical Institute" VII give
the reader good idss Of the work 9, inssotsons o.
the author, .# Mhrch
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The contest between the Louisiana Republic
cans and Collector Casey Of New Orleans Is still
lively. The Congress Onal delegation. the Re
publican members Of Louisiana Legislature, and
the Assessor and Collector at New Orleans all
ask for Casey removal.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

We have heard many rumos for few days
past, that. Mr.. Z. Parker Jr. Principal Of the
High school in this city, intended to leave Bid
deford. We hope this Is not true .. .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

a rhss popular s,sors sor busins. 1sos vhs.A-
the PARKS U6USE No. Is7 wsshingtoa e)Fsst,
Bostou. n nov eondsctsd on both the American and
Buropsan plans, and IL gpsst On eacy the etvan-
tsgssof slfhsr mode: Ass dining, rs:ort ~ besa-
he h now, - ever, hnt elias. iHs
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

We are informed that Rev. d. NJ. Frink, Of
the First Congregational Church, Saco, Is soon
to deliver lecture for the benefit Of the York
Institute, at City Hall, Saoo.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Twas GETTING GRAY and didn't likeit NATURES,
HAIR RESTORATIVE restored the color Of my
hair cleansed my scalp and pleased me wonderfully.
Nothing like II In the MARKET nor ever Wa or ever
will be. All ips druggists sell IL. rs cents abottle
only. Boo advertisements lwl3
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

A Void ouACKs.-A VICTIM OF EARLY m
n prudence, causing nervous debility, prematurs
inch he will send fee % his fellow sufferers. Ad.
dress j. II. REEVE, ~ Nasas Street, N. Y. emH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The new Savings Bank In behring's Block
Is meeting with success. There Is between
5000 and $40, 900, on deposit at present.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Within the whole Range Of tonic and n.
terntiye medicines known, none Il entitled 10 moro
consideration than the Peruvian Syrup. In all CAS-
90 OF enfeebled and debilitated consumption u u
the very remedy needed. The most positive proof
Of this can be adduccd. lwl3
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
HfNTD 10 ADVERTIBERS.

HlUTb ~ AUVBhTIbEho.
.Wbsa people - man sdvsrtiss They kBsv Ne 10
n busncss man, and hs sdvertislng pScelaims that
b Il not shove business, but anxious W do H.
without The aid Of sivsrtisspsns gold have
done nothing In my specuisticos. have the most
eonpless hith In "psintsrs' inh." Advertising 10
The "royai rod 10 bsdnsss"-ss~sa.
Hsw - Mshs Money Ysss and Honestly.
According % s shsr.s..r 9. s...s. q Gcs, ss
and do nos bssiists. Keep yesrsslyss unos.s,ngly
bs(brv tbs public, and 70 msttsrv not What business
~ utiiItv W - b $4,000 IN; fs, ifintslEsnt-
Iy ssd IND ustrSossly parsse sertans viii b The
rsuiI-Nsnfs A~s<sfs nSvsssss.
m nru,e PLANTS his sssd. and vhils be 10 sleep
IND his csr asA potatoss an growing. 30 With ~.
vsrtising. whils yos ars sleeping 90 essinS. cr
sccvervins with oos 81 of customers, yoar adver-
tisruesss ars bsing rssd BY hundreds md Thousands
OF psrsons Who never saw voc nor board cf your
basness, nor never would, had u nat bcen Or your
sdverti.smeat appearing In The pspsr.-R. Jsia
cs~1ssn. ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
Tn. Repus,,s.n County Committee desire

that the names and the post-ofhee address
OF each member of the several republican
town committees I'm this eosnty. shall be
sent 60 the JOURNAL office without
delay. WIZ the ChAjrmsn thereof please
forwardf ny order Of the
81, CHAIRMAN CO. CON.
Biddsfori, Mar. Is, 1870.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Anoshes vacancy On the bench Of the United
States Saprvps Court issO0n TO Be created BY the
resignation Of Justise Samuel Nelson. Of New
York city. 81. ,.,i.. q. ....... IA.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

The Cincinnati Commercial indicates its pre-.
ference for General George II. Thomas as Presi-
dent Grants successor.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Mayor King,bury Of Portland Vas inausu-
rated last week and set an example to all CON-
FOUNDERS Of inausurals by the bre'iy Of bis
remarks.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
Hardy Machine 90.

THE annual meeting ef the ssnekholdsr ia tss
] Hardy Machine Co. viii b held e ueif omcs.
lincoln street on Moeday. April \ ls7o, A. eeIoes
p. n, fbe the choice Of c1cer. and ps nc Sansso
bsisrs ths nesting. J. Q. GARLAND, SOY,
BiddsSbrd, March is, i6u. ava
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

Mr.. A. P. Hyde has built new barn on the
site Of the one burnt week or two since, In
Bonneville ..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18
VOTE FOR MAYOR BY WARDS.
wEDGwoop. CHAP,
WARD |.

wedgwood's majority. 107.
Democratic majority last year, $50.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

ri or YAscrxArus, by ApAn hEKIxK. shov.
"A, how 70 Enin ths undyinE love, admiration md
eonad.Dos @ any Sss ia esoc Nm. IT. - M
- "a N. Y. Igf.r Jn fIrltt..r e0N
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-18

CoRSpH.-Eection last Monday. An TO
publicans except Mesn. Small and Clifford.
.Moderaior-Rev. 8. Poindexter Cluk-D.
c. Pike ; Selsefmen-R Small. n. A. Piks,
b. p. Haley Tfsassrr-A @. o'Briou s.
S. Cons. @. Cobb. q. =. Clifford.
BEnwIcx.-Eection 9th inst. All rpubli-
cans. Modraior-R. L. Goodwin Clerk
A. d. Spencer; Sslsetmsn-R L. Goodwin,
NJ e Clark, d. W. Spencer Treaurer-
George Moore s. s. Committss-John A.
Tebbetts 0rsrseer Of Poor-John Hurd |;
ToVn .a9snt-Albert q. Hussey; dudftor-
Geo. 8. Goodwin; Coasiable'-Reuben c.
Clark. John l. Grant, Thomas Hurd, John
Hurd, John Nolan.
NEwrrEtp, March l6th.-The town meeting
In this place last Monday resulted In . COM
plete and triumphant victory for the Republican
party, after seven long years Of Democratic
rule. The voters who believe in progress and
equal rights gathered at the Town Hall 10 bat
tie once more for freedom. After the cold and
severe storm Of Sunday the mercury began to
rise slow and sure. but not more % than did
our majority, from ono to seventy In few
hours. giving the Republican party every off,
Ger and complete possession Of the field.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ham /; Clerk Glenn
ent J. Adams Seleetmtn and .fsses'or'-
Charles NJ. Lymes, Benz. p. whltehouse. Ds-
vid W. Libby s. s. Com--D. 7. Given {;
Trea,ur-Z. Dunnells; 1opn A9snt-C.
p. whicher .audiior-Samuel c. Adams.
IMPRrMAruR.
At the annual town meeting In Alfred on
Monday the 18th inst, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing yeT Clerk
Albion X. Gle; Seleetmsn and .dssessors-
James Emerson. Joseph Williams, George W.
Roberts, Charles B. Brooks, Jr. Town a9snt-
c. b. Lord .fuditor-Abner Mitchell s. 8.
Conc. b. Lord. ..... .g
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she printed oolored slip attached 10 their paper a.
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Subscribers In arrears requested 10 forward the
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A COUGH, GOLD, Or SORE THROAT

A COUGH, GOLD, Oh SORE THROAT
.~ Requires immediate attention, -
ENlAhA neglect oftsn results In IN incurabls
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BROWNS Bronchial TRoCHRS.
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Read advertisement Of Mr.. Husey In another col.
umn. He has the Early Rose variety which ID 20
much sought after, and Sther varieties.