davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-05

gress.
AN ACT 70 define the intent OF IN act entitled
"An act l., allow deputy collectors Of inteInai
revenue acting a. collectors the pay OF eoiectot'
and for other purposes" approved March one
eighteen hundred and sixty.nlDe.
BE 90 enacted ty the Senate and House or Ryre'
senfafires Of the United STATES Of dmotoa On CON-
oress assembled, That the true Intent ana mean
Ing Of an act approved March one, eighteen nun.
dred and sixty.nine, entitled "An act 70 allow
deputy collectors Of Internal revenue acting -
collectors the pay Of collectors and for other puI
poses,r IL rs follows, 70 wit: That any deputy
collector OF internal revenue Who has performed
or may hereafter perform under authority OF law
the duties OF collector ofinternal revenue in con-
sequence OF any vacancy In the ONCE OF SAID COZ
lcctor shall be entitled to, and shali receive the
salary and commissions allowed by Law 70 eucn
collector, or the allowance In lieu OF said salary
and commissions allowed by the Secretary OF tne
Treasury TO such collector, and that the secretary
OF the Treasury IL authorized 10 make TO the saiu
deputy collector such allowance In lieu OF saiary
and commissions rs he would by law be author'
lied 10 make 10 said collector. And said deputy
collector shall not be debarred from receiving
said salary and commissions, or allowance IN
lieu thereof by reason OF the holding or anotner
federal ofiice by said collector during the time
for which said deputy collector acts as collector
lector shall be upon duly audited vouchers.
Approved, July !, 1870.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-05
state OF Maine.

To the Hon. Court of County Commission:
ers Or the County Of York 10 be holden at Alfred
in and Cor the County Of York on The III Tuesday
Of April next.
Tho undersigned, Inhabitants OF sail County, 70
spectfuly represent that the road a. now travelled
from Little River Fails In Lebanon, 20 Springvale
in the town Of Sanford. by way Of the Nahum Good.
school house, 10 narrow, crcuitoue and hilly,
the widening and Strengthening VI the same by new
location In part, and otherwise, By new location,
commencing at or near the Nahum GOODWIN school
house and crossing lands Of Nahum OF Hiram Good
win. and lands OF John 2 Pcrnald, Daniel johnson,
Prank Pail and others, 70 the old rad, at some
point between the Hobbs road % called, and the
dwelling house Of Freeman lowell In Sanford.
We therefore pray your Honors 10 view aid route,
and widen and stralghtcn the same ~ above set
forth. EDMUND GRANT, and eight others
November, A. ID. 1869.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-05
THE UNION G. JOURNAL,
OFFICIAL.

Laws Of the United states pared q the
Second Session OF che forty-ftrst CON-
gress.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-05
State OF Maine.


YORK, IS. At Court Of County commlssion-
err, begun and held at Alfred, for and within the
County Of York, on the second Tuesday Of April, A.
d 1870, and by sd,ournment on the i2th day
1870,
On the foregoing Petition, u 10 considered By The
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible,
and that they ought 70 DO heard touching The mat
ter Get forth In their petition, and therefore order,
That the petitioners give notice 70 all Persons and
corporations Interested, that the County Commls-
soien will meet at the dwelling house Of John Y
Pcrnad In said Lebanon, on Thursday, the 9Th day
OF September, 1870. 81 10 o'clock A. ~, when they
viii proceed 70 view the route set forth In the Pc
tition and Immediately after such view, Ut soine
oouvenIent place In the vicinity, will Eivs hear.
ing 70 the parties, and their Witness. naid no.
tcs 70 DO by causing copies Of sald petition and
ths order Of notice thereon, 10 b served upon the
Town Cierls Of sanford and Lebanon, In sad County
OF York, and also By posting up copies Of the same
In three public places In each Of nd towns, and
publlshing the sams three weeks succse.lvely N
the Union 4 Journal. . nswspapsr printed 70
Biddssbrd. In said ooanty, The int q I'D punl.
cations and eaah q The other NOTICES 70 b -,
thirty days before ths limo q nd meeting tnas Al
persons may then and thsrs be present. ana NV
o.ass, Z .,y they hare .ly The PrAy's Of 'sa P''
q e q .An = CID. :S::.s.
Isssi Asss:ss d. IXiRfmLN cisss.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-05
IN CANCER

IN CANCER
He claims superiority over all other ply
sicians Of the age.
His modus operandi Is by plaster. de-
stroying the tumor or sore In from fifteen
to thirty minutes without pain.
knowledge Of this application was pro-
cured ut great expense. and DIR. Chase
wishes to give the public advantage of his
valuable remedy. Most applications OF
this kind are simply humbugs, consisting
of caustics which cauterizo and burn the
flesh, bcnefiting in but few cases, aggr.-
waiting the disease In many, not so with
this.
1t never fails to perform cure when
taken in proper stage. He also boldly
asserts that he can tell every individual
their disease and location of their pains,
and describe their feelings In almost every
case more infinitely than they can possibly
themselves, without even asking one
question Of the patient.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-05
DR.. Chase |, moi a Clalrvoyaut,

But conducts his examination on q
strictly scientific principle, and will chal
lenge any medium for test examine
ton.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-05
EOR BOSTON.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

IT. Steamer Dirigo and Pranconia, viii
6 until further notice, runs 90 foiiovs
Leave Galt's Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, q So'cloek p. ~, and leave
and THURSDAY. at3P.M
The Dirlgo and Ppnconia are fitted up with nns
accommodate for passengers, making this the
most convelent and comfortable route for trsv.
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, IN state Room, $500. Cabin pss,ags,
$500. Meals extra.
uoods forwarded by thls line 10 and from Mon
Maine.
shippers are requested TO send their Freight TO
the Steamer A. early ~ n. n. on the day that
thew leave Portland.
Por Freight OF Passage apply TO
HENRY FOX, 8aits Wharf. Portland.
!; Y. AMES, Pier IS East River. New York.
May .. 1865. a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25

JEFFERSON'S BIG CuEESE.-A
late number of LjH,H contains an
Interesting article of Elhu Bulritt'S
on the great cheese which the PEG.
pie of Cheshire, Massachusetts, made
for Thomas Jefferson. Elder John
Leland was q great politician in
those days,and preached to the PEG.
pie of Cheshire such stirring Jeiferso-
MAN Democracy that for genera.
tons they never voted anything but
straight Democratic ticket. When
Jefferson was chosen President,
after Il contest Of tremduOus excite.
ment, Elder John Leland proposed
that his flock should celebrate the
victory by king Tor the new Chief
Magistrate the biggest cheese the
world had ever seen. Every man
and woman who owned II COW was
to give Tor tins cheese all the milk
Yielded on u certain day--Only HI
Federal COW must contribute u drop
a huge Cidur.l ress was fitted up IL
make it IN. and on the appointed
dan the whole country turned Out
with pals aud tubs OF curd, the girl,
and wom,l in their best gowns and
ribbons, aud the men IN their SUI
day coats and clean shirt collars
The cheese WAS put to press Will
prayer and hymn singing, aud great
solemniIy. When i, was well dried
it weighed | 500 pounds. and as il
could not he trusted Oh wheels, il
waited I'LL mid winter, when it wa
placed on sleigh. and Elder Johl
Leland drove with it all the way I,
Washington. There was more snow
you sec, in those times than there il
now.) Ii was n journey of tire,
weeks. All the country had hear,
: OF the biz cheese and came out Il
look at It rs the Elder drov,
, along. When he got to Washington
, Mr.. jefferson received him IN state
{ made speech, aud IN Tie presenc
| OF tho heads Of departments, iOreigl
, ministers, ard other distinguishe,
| persons, cut the cheese and serve,
{ Of 1t around with bread. Then Il
sem n wellgc Of 1t home to makers
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25
FIR the Opinion


MIR. EDITOR: AS we are soon to
have an opportunity to SO alter our
as to give NV omen the
right Of Suffering themselves bro't
down from their present hugh and
holy sphere to the low political
slough, wonld it hot be well to as
certain in some way whether the
Women of Vt. wish that precious
boon granted. have 10 doubt that
those who may be elected 10 the
convention, would be glad to be in.
structcd on this subject by them; -
and as our March meetings are near
at hand, cOuld not some measure be
adopted by which the wishes Of III,
Women could he definitely aScer
tanned. do not he licyc there is 4
n III Vermont but would be vii
ling they should vote, if the maiori
ity of them will 80 express them
selves, and papers might be circu.
lated with very little trouble contain
ing the names of those IN favor an,
those against, and so settle the vcx
ed question for this generation.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25
WANrED--to hirp--u Dinner II

WANTED to hirc--a Digger In.
dian, who can speak the "Five
Points Dialect aud who has so lit.
tie regard for his character that he
would be willing to he seen con.
vcrsing with the editor OF the lit.
ilct0n RcpaJIic, TO inform the said
editor that We caunot sloop so low
as TO notice his ioul mouthed as,
snnlt nnnn us.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25

The Christian Register (Unilarl-
MAJ rcjoices that the New York In.
dependent has placed itself square
~ upon the Liberal Christian plat
form; and ia" CongrgalionalIst
fOIthodox) also rcioices that the In.
dependent thus openly processes
" hat It has long taught, though
pretending to I've evangelical. SO
All parties appear 80 bc pleased
WITH the present l,obi,on of Affairs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25
Guninll.~iOner's Notice.

DAME W. CAMPBELL'S Estate.
HN!lE Subscribers, having been appointed by
! the Honorable Probate Court tor the Dis.
trict of Bradford, Commissioners to We.
examine, and adjust all claims aud demands
Of aii persons against the estate OF Daniel " .
Campbell. late of Ncwhury il said District.
deceased, rcur ,cutcd in.plveut, and the term
of six mont from the ljsa day Of February
1870, being allowed by SAIL court to the ,.rdit.
ors % said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice that
we will attend to the duties OF our appoint.
mcnt at the dwelling horse of Bctsry W.
Campbell, in Newhurv, in said dis trict on the
1871 day of March ant 10th day of August
ne 4, at 10 o'clock in &C forenoon, on each of
salu days.
JOHN ATW DDD.
HARVEY A ALBEE Com'rs
XACHARIAH DUrfON.)
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25
Miscellaneous Items.

"A
ty in finding a friend, except when
he needs one.
TO night you git or dangle,' is
the notice served by WOyOming
vigilence committees.
Il say pilot, amt you waiting
longer than is necessary for this fog
to clear up! Dol't you see it's star
light overheadf Yes, but we're
not going that way
A woman isn't fit to have baby
who doesn't know how to hold it
and this is as true of tongue as of
baby.
The wholesale dry goods trade in
New York is reported as brighten
lug up materially, Indicating live
ly spriug business.
The difference betweewn love and
law. In love the attachment pre-
ceeds the declaration in law the
declaration proceeds theattachment.
DR.. Hall wants two small vessels
and twenty.four men, with which
he promises to find the North Pole
in two years.
Mr.. Beecher recently said, in
Plymouth Church lecture room, that
il it were told that he threw som
mersault FIVE times at each service,
people would believe it.
The n. Y. Tribune thinks the de-
cision of the Supreme Court about
legal tenders means speedy re-
sumption of specie payments.
The highest legal authority of
Cincinnati has decided that the OK.
clusion of all religious instruction
from the public schools is contrary
to the provisions of the Bill OF
Rights.
\ country,nan stopped ut the tel
egraph window in ROckport few
days since where a young lady was
receiving dispatches, and after look
ing on moment called to his com
pdnion, Say, Bill, just You come
and see 'em make paper collars
Don't she know her biz, hey Bill 7
Mark Twain's name is Samue
Clemens. He selected his nom d,
; plume on a trip on the mississippi
| while Watching a sailor casting the
{ lead and calling out at intervals
!. Mark one 'Mark twain The latte
: phrase struck him as being intensely
comical.
The medical journals are nov
y warning mothers and nurses not tt
i. administer soothing syrup to thei
c children. They say it contains NOR
e phia in large quantities and ha
= caused the death of numberless lit
tie innocents.
The Prussian Government ha
military maps Of every foot of it
J. territory, 80 complete that ever,
: hill, ravieie, brooklet, field and for
Y est il deiileated with perfect accura
q cy. 1t is Il common boast with PruS
, sian military men, that within tn
u space of eight days, G4S,OOO me-
t can be concentrated TO the drfrns
t. Of any single point within the king
!. dom, and every man will be a train
! ed and well equipped soldier,
q a CASE OF DECIDED Non Cow
- INITIAL. Old lady-'Can you tel
me my good man, where | can flu
o Mr.. JoneSN
> Pat-'Sure. ma'am, | expect
Il would be at his house ye would fin
4 him.
= Lady--'Docs he live anywhere i
Il the street here I.
- Pat-'Surc, 40 indade; its Nc
/, for the likes OF him to Ue living i
Il the streets ut all
Lady--'You stupid fellow, | mea
- what number does his family sto
: att
:, Pat Nov, ma'am, you have me
e he has SIX boys and four girls Il
,r ready, but whether he means t
stop at that number
I Lady-Oh, you blockhcadr l.,
t it Old Lady III trcmor of indisui
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25

STAFE OF VERMONT, BRADFoRD DISTRICT,
~ SS.-ln Probate Court, holden AZ Newbu
ry on the Ilth day of February, A. ID. 1870.
George W. Carleton, Esq, administrator of
the estate of Daniel W Campbell, late of New
bury, III said Distr ct, deceased mskcs appli-
cation to said Court for license to sell all of the
real estate OF said deceased, representing that
sand sale Is netess Try Tor the pay mcut OF the
debt of said ucccascd Nhercupon it is OF
dcrcd by said Court that said application come
under consideration and be heard ON the 5th
day If March. a. u. 1870. at the r. obatc Of.
lice IN Newhnry, aud il Is further ordered that
all pcrs"as Interested hc notiie hereof. hy
publication OF notice of th- application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully ia the
National Opinion, printed at Bradford before
SAID time OF hcaiiug, that they may appear at
said time and place, aud if they see cause Oh
jcct thereto. BY the Court. Attest,
J1w3 II. W. BAlLEN, Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25

DEATH or ANSoN BuRLINGAME.
The community will learn with
the utmost surprise and regret that,
Hon. Arson Builingame, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister pleni.
p0ientiary from China to the nations
of the West, died Tuesday, the I'D
inst, NJ ~. Petersburg,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25
Temperance Contention.

The Orange County Temperance
Society held a Convention in this
village, on Thursday, Feb. II. The
meeting was called TO order, at the
Congregational Church, by Col. j.
Ii. Meade, President, and prayer
was offered, after which Col. Meade
addressed the Convention. He was
followed by Mr.. +. Keves, of New
bury, Col. A. NJ. Dickey aud Il. II.
Mardin, Esq, of Bradford, Rev. NJ.
Tolman, of Ncwbury. The pupils
of the Graded School then came in
IN body and We're addressed by |
Col. Meade. After which Mr.. Car.
well, the celebrated Canadian TEN.
perance lecturer, spoke for a half
hour. AT tn" conclusion of Mr.. C.'s
remart3 .ne Convention adjourned
20 meet again a Z o'clock. The
speeches of the afternoon were m, st
IS Of the right sort, aud calculated
to impress upon the audience the
necessity of wOrk and agitation in
connection with the enforcement of
orr prohibltory law. But one gen.
tlenan was not in fOvor Of prohibit
DRY legislation, aud tho't we ought
to rely entirely upon moral suasion !;
aud cited the fact that even small
boys in this village are in the habit
Of procuring liquor, keeping it hid.
den away, and in some instances.
getting drunk. But what com
ment On the gentlenan's moral sUa-
f sion doctrine, is the fact that his onn
son is one of those very boys of
. whom he spoke. And with all his
powers of moral suasion he cannot
prevent his own boy from obtaining
f liquor when ont Of his sight. Nor.
, al suaSion is necessary 10 the Tenn.
! lGlaiIce cause Just as IN a case OF
violent sickness the patient needs
, the care and nursing Of friends =
but after all The patient will prob
. ably die unless some powerful med
cincs are administered to check the
5 disease. And all the care and nurs
ing in the world may avail nothing
{ without the aid of medical skill
Just so with NE Temperance cause
e you may uSe all thr powers Of NOR
f al suasion that can he brought t,
a" bear. but they will be lost upon tn,
?, rumscller. The only thing that vii
Y eiiectually reach him is the power
o full arm of the law, backed up h,
earnest efforts on the part of TIN
e community.
e The evening session of the Con
ventlon was very fully attended, tn
!. church being packed full and goo,
e deal of Enthusiasm was manifested
4 Rev. Mr.. Walker. of St. a lbanS, an,
e Mr.. llincklcy, of Montpelier, adj
e dressed the Convention, and wrr
5 followed by Mr.. Caiswell, who spok
in his usual cloquer., and impressive
g nlanner for about three quarters o
n an hour, at the close of whose rC
}. marks the Convention adjourned.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25

CHICAGO, Feb. %. a letter from
Fort SulIy gives the particulars Of
q desperate Fight between 300 Sioux
aud Crow Inc ians, early III January,
above the mouth Of the yellow
Stoue on the Missouri river. The
attack was mado nrar SundoSn.
under the Chief Spotted Eagle who
was killed. The Souix managed Ia
oyerpoWrr the Crows, every one oi
whom was killed IN n lnnd to hard
encounter. The Souix lost twelve
killed on the ground and five died
tho next day. Many more wer
dangerously wounded
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25


they were painfully affecting, have been radicolIv
cured IN such great numbers In almost every sec.
ion OF the country that the public scarcely need TO
DC informed OF It's Virtues or uscs.
scroiulous poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies OF ouf race. Often, this unseen and ruralt
tenant of the organs IN undo fipcs Inc cnnet ian
ahi invites The atncl Of cnfebline or fnt,l disenses
without exciting suspicion of it, presence Again
utcems 20 reed Infection throughout the l,odv mud
,,n, On toi.y favorable occasion, rapidly develop
INTO one or other of its dcOus forms eli her on tbp
surface or among the ytnis. In the Inter tuhcr
.lrs may be tlcnly dcpo tied IN the lungs or
hcait, or tunOrs formed In the liver or II .bnws
w presence W cfiiltiOns on the skin or foul nicer
atoms ON some part OF the BODY. Hence The o.ra.
tionni ~" OF bottle Of this Sorso,nr iIio Is mi.
appcar. Iertons afflicted with tie following com.
plants generally ind Immediate relief md, nj,
I,.hIih, cure, y the use of this SdRN ipJRIy-
-! ~. Jnfhonv's Ere. Rose o. Urysjpejos
Icfter. SaH RhcUp, Scaid Head. HiV1,ror,n
SORE fUcs, Sore IoTs, and oi'.r eulIjions or
visible iafms o. hcr0j"t0Hs disease. Alsn In the
nnd the various TiccroUs affections of tho tns,,,
lar aud nervous ~ stems.
SDphHs or 'cr,dI ard vercnrid, Discoscs
hrc riuch Wy IT, though ianr fine ia rput,ir,I ,or
,undng th"sc obs iinH,e HUladi, bv nny irririne
,'ut long . tinucd u'c Of this mrdiciic win cure
N'hphtnt' Lr"corrh0d or Uhif,s, Ifrr,u.
%, fofioDs, aud icWuie Diseases. nrc com.
monty soon relieved and ultitniioly cared Iy n,
ar and ~, 'golaling effect Minute Dircc.
upns iof cb'h case are funud In our Almanac sun.
l4lch traits. EhcUHniism and Gou,, when
.aus,u ~ accum1lations OF eNtrupeous mailer3
~ we bood yield quickly 10 It, ms also Lirer
"n,ion of The Lirrr. aud Z mil .. when niisinr,
'hey often do, from The iapkllnH poisons In thc
oIood. THIS s.iRS.lpdEILLI {. y great re-.
,,ofer Tor the strength and yleor ~ the system
nose who ARE L0DyVid aud J,sfiess. Ds.po1-
n,n,. M,'ii,.s. and troubled with Nervous ar
symptomntic ~ UeaLnsss, viii ind iu,ned,sts
lrnci aud convincing cyidcucc Of It's restorative
power upon trial
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25

w AN1ED-ALLOuT OF EMPLOYMENT
w 10 canNnfs for new Religious work oil
rare merit peculiarly adapted To- the young
but equally entertaining ard instructive TO all
aand Invaluable To every Christian family ~
cellial ed with yearly 300 enlrayiugs. Exp.
rionce'i agents and Others, wanting n wori
that VIII sell ut sight, should secnrc choice OF
territory NJ once. Eor part iculars. terms, w.,
address J. uARRI1IA ~, philada. Va 10
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25

u was announced some days ago
that the libel case Of j. FISK. Jr,
against Mr.. Bowlcs of the Spriny.
field Republican, had been rclln-
Iuished. II is stated that Fish
having caused Mr.. Bowles some
trouble, aud won u good deal OF no
toriety for himself, il willing to let
the whole affair 90 where the wood
bine twineth.'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25

The Missouri House of l.eprcsen.
tatives, on the 10th inst. pasnrd n
resolution declaring officers control
hDg school funds from making u dis.
examination IN the salaries oi teach
rrs M account Of sex.
q. kr - line or two to aIl ihi. col
unin.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25
Assured thy love will Tar o'rrpay
The hardest laburs Of the rond."


Cur dispatches contain par'icu-
lars of disastrous ircShetS III aiaiOc.
The rain Of Friday melted the snow
and Hooded the rivers. This broke
up the ice, which III several places
has ,jdmmed, causing the water
above To- rise TO a great height
Several important railroad bridges
have been carried away, while nj
Augusta and all along 'he Kcnne
bee hivcr the destruction of proper
t. has been immense.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-02-25
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
.GR PURIFYING THE EuCun

The reputation this ex-
cellcni ms,ileync enjoy S,
/, derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnvctcratc
cases Of Scr0fulous dis.
case. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption. have been
purified and cured by IL.
Scrof'llous affection. an!
disorders, which were ag-
gfayatcd by the scrofu.
lOlls contamination uutil