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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-02-11
WANTS, LOST AND FOUND.
PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD

yETANTED-rT PLAINLY UNDERSTOOD
w Oakes' Laundry 10 in full operation, and
Tint he ID now fully prepared 20 do nrstclass Wash
ing, ironing and Polishing At short notice, for iio
sry8ody. Regular family washng lironing, 90 cts.
per dssen, called for and delivered. Once, room
hardy's block, City square, Bhideford. Brsneh
once, A. Hodsions, % Factory Inland, Saco. su
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u Nctices d deaths mol eIosodng NJ iinss inssred
Me- above thai nunbs. u regular advertising rass.
GILPATRICK. In this city. Feb. 2, Mrs.. Abigail
Gilpatrck. axsk 81 yoars and days.
DUNN. In this city, Reb. ., Mt. bamsel Dunn, br-
meriy of Portland, aged ~ Year, and IS days.
CLEAvES. In saco, Jan, 70, Mn. sophia, widow OF
tho late WIN. p. Cissvcs, aged ~ years.
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UTANTED Colts or Rsmington's Army
w and Navy Reyolvers. Also, sharp's OF spen.
GERS Rihos or Carbines. Any perron having any OF
CLARK 4 RDGERLY, Gunsniths end dealers In
all kinds Of sporting goods at I'D Main street. BID
deforJ, Maine. <N
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,AnV upppI Why always plod i6r some
lkWh nbnb body elsc, whom yyou can DO
your own master and make 81 70 IS day surf OF
business Reader We viii d yeu out With NIL paI.
ticulap and samples Or 10 ccnk. Addfc.s OkO ..
MELLES, Lewiston, Maine. five eha,Ee me
ipc 70 keep Thousands ffvm sendlsg who don't mean
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DIddefbrd, Peb. u, is7o. .
Il Kennebuni, al tho ciose Of business, January
t2ii,JU
Sfafe NJ Maine.

State Of Maine.
CouSrY op YoRK.-I, q. Lttle6eld, Cashier
OF tho Ocean National Bank, of konncbunk, do sol-
emily swear that the aboye statement 10 true. 70 tho
best VI my knowledgc and belief.
q. LITTLEPfELD, CAsHrrR.
Suhscribsd and sworn IN before mo this 81 day
or February, 1870. EDw'D T. BOURNE, ia,
- - Justice Of the psaee.
Correct, attest, .f 80
~. JOSEPH TITC0MD,
TOMAS LORD, Directors.
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Oliver Optics magazine 10 now Issued month
y - well ~ weekly, and 10 one Of the most
elegant monthlies Published. We have not re.
ceiyed the number Tor this month Published
by Leo & Shepard. Boston.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-02-11

Freedom Notice.

THIS 10 10 sivo notice that have this day given
] 10 my son James Hickey, and 20 my daughter
Catherine Hickey, their time, 70 oct and trade for
themselves. shall hereafter claim none " their
earnings or pay any debts OF their contrasting.
Witness his
q. BuTLER. PATRICK y HICKEY.
Dlddef6rd, Peb. u, is7o. 3vs'
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Those who Have Be<s Deeeived ~ me
The world upon lhs delic.ts I.Aii:u relating % ths
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medic. VA s;s;Fs R 81 nrs 2; 4 PRE-
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society, Those who arc .unefing non ne error o.
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fRisp, TssrsD, Asp Apy.svus, h< vessy ysan,-
ms yerrtaise rdnonasy Bsissa NJ Cosshs. cods asi
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Have Yeu . Cough, Cold, Palm In ths Chest,
symptoms OF the "insItiate archer" Censsmpucnf
N ~, know that relief 10 within yosr rsseA In The
shape OF DR.. WIsfAR's BALSAn o. WnD Cnknhy,
Which. In many cases where hope bad Ned, he's
matched The Victim ffom the yswning grave.
DoS,r suvvKR your hair 70 oil Oh whom 2 bottle
ar tvo or NArrRk's Haze RESTORATIVE VII eneck
Il. splendidly psrfamed and - cieer ~ 1y,tni.
All Wid. awake Druggists sell H. IS cents bot
tie, only. Bee advertisement. ivs
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SUBSCRIBERS are requested 10 examine the date on
tho printed coored alp attached 10 their paper a.
this Indicates the time 70 which the subscription
scriber has paid 10 May LIST, isso. When new pay
ment 10 made, THIS DATE will be IMMEDIATELY AL
TERED, % that the LABEL Is constant RECEIPT N
FULL for the time for which the subscriber has paid
Subscribers In arrears requested 10 forward the
sums due Immediately.
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Message. calls upon the United States to pay
Maryland for her emancipatcd slaves-rhe
fancy wood factory on 18th street, New York.
was destroyed by fire on the 20 Inst Loss
nearly 400, OOO.-On the 18th inst. Col. Baker,
with four companies, left Fort Shaw for the
purpose Of chastising certain tribes Of Indians
who have been stealing. and numbering whites
for several months past. On the 23d Col. Ba-
kcr came upon Bear Chiefs camp Of over thirty
lodges, and according to the report Of m escap-
ell Indian no quarter was given. Men. women
and children were indiscriminatelv slaughtered,
and only six or eight men e-capcd. Dear CHIEF
was among the killed. Bakers loss was srihins'
The Blackfect on learning the news fed towards
The British Possessions but Baker has obtained
permission Of the Governor to pursue them
across the boundary line. Tho news Is confirm
ei at Fort Benion.-salnave the leader OF the
revolution In Hayii In 1865, and Who usurpcd
the Presidency in 1867 has been taken. brought
to Port au Prince. tried. and Convicted OF trca-
son, and shot amid the shouts Of sylvia Is Con-
stistutiou. Santa Maria on one Of the ionian
Islands, was totally destroyed BY an earthquake
ON the Goth Of December. Not house was len
standing. Many dead and wounded have been
AIKEN from the ruins.-The California Ssnass
have rejected the fifteenth amendment by > vote
Of yeas %, to nays 8. Seven members shssnt
-, . A. I~h,. Sfr>~i CooCvpu~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

16r Sunday Jan. I'd the steamer Poll.
tcfshy arrived here from Barley Sound
after leaving this port for the wreck Of the
bark Maria j. Smith, ashore at that place.
The crew on the bark Smith succeeded in
getting the vessel of the rocks before the
steamer arrived, and had made safe har-
Dor at Eculet Arm-wa laying at anchor
there when the steamer arrived, which
took her in tow at O'Clock in the morning,
and towed her until half past one o'clock
P. M.-had to cast off hawser on account
of very heavy weather-the wind of land
at the time the captain of the bark set sail
for an of6ng. There were Eve men all told
on board when the steamer cast of. The
vessel was in very critical condition when
left, being full of water, having knocked
large hole in her bottom while lying on
the rocks. She is lumber laden and 10
all probability will make q safe harbor
some where on the COAST Message.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

One of the latest wrinkles is mono.
gram veil, usually Of fawn color or gray,
and embroidered in blue or scarlet in the
center. Rather q "fast" fashion, We
think.
Miss Burdctt Coutts has caused an
experiment to be made with cattle trucks
fitted with hay stacks, water troughs, and
other arrangements, for the more humane
transit of cattle by rail. The result was
satisfactory.
1T is said that the managers Of the
Pacific Railroad are preparing fuel and
provision cars to run with every train dur
ing the winter, so that in case train gets
showed in the passengers will not freeze
or staryc to death. /.
In 1888 only $4,000 hogs were cut
up and packed in the city Of Cincinnati,
Ohio. Since then the average per year
has increased to over 100000. One re-
port says. it requires just q minutes BY
the watch to cut up, salt aud pack each
hog.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08
LATER fROA:rhE ATLANTIC STATEs.
REGULAR 6ispArcx TO THE STANDARD
PORTLAND, Jan IA p. NJ.

PORTLAND, Jan IA P. NJ.
A fire occurred on tbs corner of WASH
ington and First Streets yesterday morn
ing. Loss about $1,000.
The steamer TeifaI arrived yesterday.
She sails for the Sound tomorrow.
Permanent arrangements are now made
for carrying the European mails.
The telegraph operators in thir.y-four
of tho principal cities have struck, on nc-
count Of the reduction of wages, and bust
ness is greatly retarded in consequence.
Russia has seized some of the Japanese
islands.
Lieut.. A. P. Collsy, U. 8. A., son of s.
p. Collsy, Of the Treasury Department,
committed suicide in Texas on the 31st
ult.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.--The TriLxncs Wash
ington special says that parties interested
have been sounding the President on the
Virginia question, and represent him as
standing squarely to what he says in his
message, namely: that the State ought to
be admitted. The inference grows strong
or every day for believing, however, that
shc will not get in this month without a
hard struggle. Some of the persons who
asked for the admission before the commits
sion, have changed their evidence while it
was going through the Government print
ing Office, 80 that it is now satisfactory.
ALBANY, Jan. 4.-Thc Legislature was
organized to-day, and elected Democratic
nominees for officers in both Houses.
ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The Senate to-day
adopted Mr.. Twced's resolution. repeating
the Fifteenth Amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of the United States, by vote of
IL against IL. The resolutions were sub
sequcntly adopted by the Assembly IS
against'5 Sc.
The New Hampshire Democratic Con-
vcntion nominated Gen. John Bennett for
Governor. They denouncc the action of
Congress in relation to Georgia.
SAN Francisco, Jan. G.--Gold in New
York to-day, l2cs; legal tenders weak at
50 "a $50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

~ Moore's Rural Ne,o- Yorker, that
old and favorite illustrated agricultural pa
per from Rochester, which has attained the
widest circulation Of any agricultural pa
per in America, is now published simulta.
neously in New York and Rochester. It's
engravings are superb, and its mechanical
arrangement is perfect. It is ably con-
Quoted in every department. Terms, SO
per annum. Address, D. D. 7. Moore, Al
Park Row, New York. The Rural and
the STANDARD will be sent one year upon
the receipt Of IS by us. ....
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08
The Printiug-Capital W. Labor.

The sequel to the letting Of the contract
Of Territorial Printing to a company Of
Shylocks and their friends has resulted Just
as We predicted it would. An attempt is
now made to reduce the wages Of the prin-
tiers to starvation rates, in order that Sam
Coulter, Reed, McElroy aud Rodgers may
pocket still larger lions share of the
spoils. The wages on this coast have not
been less than sixty cents per thousand
ems, still the owners Of this fit political
job have grudying'y paid for,y-dve cents
cents, per thousand. A few days ago, a
still further reduction was proposed by
Coulter, McElroy, Reed, Rodgers Il Co.,
to something about like Chinamcn's wages,
when the compositors quit work, and the
printing of the laws is consequently dc.
laycd, and the public must wait until Sam
Coulter can import Cinnamon or rats" to
blacksmith the job at such prices as he
may choose to allow.
1t will be remembered that we protested
most solcmn!y against the corrupt mode Of
letting the contract to shylocks and butch
ers, as reward for political services when
the contract was made. We also alluded
to the extreme modosty ofour obese Secrc-
tary, an importation himself, in bringing
q nephew with him to feed Upon the fat of
the land, when just as good men, and much
more capablc-pionccrs Of the country,
who had contributed their mite in making
the Territory what it is-stood ready to
perform the services lifelong experience
had prepared them to do with honesty and
fidelity. We affirmed and believed that
the legitimate profits of the printing be-
longed to the printer, as reward for the
labor through which requisite skill was
acquired to perform in a workmanship
manner such duties. We believe that all
fair-mindcd men will admit the justice
of this proposition. Then what will be
thought of men who propose to reduce the
price Of skilled labor to a figure barely
enough to pay boarl-or about 81 oper
day? 1t is, however, in keeping with the
spirit of the ago, induced by Radical rule;
spirit which while it makes the rich man
richer, makes the poorm poorer; spir-
it which is amply illustrated in the impor-
tation of thousands of Chinamcn to this
country, to crowd out just that many white
men and women from the positions in which
they have been accustomed to earn their
daily bread. We are pleased that the com
positors on the public work have deter
mined to resist this encroachmcnt upon
their rights, and have quit work. Sam
busters about importing printers but We
do not believe that any competent Journey
man will accept Of situation from him,
even at full wages, under the circumstan-
ces.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08
Bay. The lie Grande Sentinel relates tho
following laughable incident:

"a couple of ladies were seated in q
photograph gallery, not hundred miles,
from this city, having a quiet chat, when
in walked lady who inquired IF any sun
pearls were kept for sale The operator
answered yes, she made them to order
well, said the other, let me see some
The lady stepped into room and returned
with couple of pictures, taken on porcc.
lain, and in showing them to the party
who enquircd. for them, she was met by,
Laws me i! do you call them sun-pearls !!
Why! them amt what l want want
some o that stuff which city ladies put on
their faces to make their skin slick She
was informed that such an article was usu-
ally kept in drug store, and went off con-
siderably enlightened"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

AppRopRIATE.-It appears that Neil
roy has been instituted as Cerberus in the
Territorial Printing Office, while the re-
naming stockholders attempt the task of
reducing laboring white men to Cinnamon.
He is truly fit tool for the task. The
man who few years ago organized Prin-
ters' Union and tried to induce the prin-
tiers on the public work to demand more
than full wages, is just the man now, when
he is interested, to take the opposite
course, and aid in reducing their pay to
starvation rates. Fortunately McElroy is
SO well known in this community, however,
that his connection with it will do his and
his employers cause no good.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

D0 The Star has set. Our prediction
has been verified. 1t has been reduced to
an unknown quantity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

~ The Victorians are looking for au-
other shipment Of girls from the mother
country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

b6- The District School commenced
new term last Monday, under the charge
Of the former teachers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

claimin; that neither Of the Constitution
al exigcnc;es had arisen, and that the nil
tia could not be compelled to serve under
any other than their own officers, with the
exception Of the President himself when
personally in the field" This assertion Of
the doctrine Of State Rights, must have
come with queer grace from States
which have since done so much to crush
the "odious hcresy' out Of existence.
Nor is this all. There existed in the New
England States, during the war, a most de-
tcrmined hostility thereto, resulting in the
noted Hartford Convention, which pro-
posed to accede to such terms for peace as
the enemy might offer BE it remembered
that this opposition came at time when
the national cause was hanging on an even
balance, when the object Of the war
was to repcl long series Of aggrcssions,
and when to have surrendered would have
subjected the nation to the just contempt
of the civilized world.
But, thanks to the indomitaIlc pcrsever-
ence Of the American people, the gallantry
Of our navy, the valor Of our army, and
the skill and bravery of the hero Of New
Orleans, the honor Of the nation was not
compromised. Before the war of 1Sl2-l5
British arrogance absolutely knew no
bounds. The ser was considered by her
as her especial domain. The brilliant Sc
ries of naval engagement in wich our navy
participated, knocked that conccit out of
the naughty Britons and brought our
Government into universal respect.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

"a The Democratic Press, at Salem, is
soon to be issued daily. a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08
AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.

San francisco Agency.
L. p. FisHEa, 20 and 81 New Mechanics FIX
change, is our only authorized agent in San
Francisco. For Eastern advertising, MIR.
Fisher is represented by S. +. Pe,,ngill
Co., of New York aud Boston.
Agents In the Atlantic States.
lIupsoX l. MENEr, are the only Eastern Adver-
Using Agents, with whom we do bushes
direct in the Atlantic States. Office,
Park Row, Times Building, New York City
TIL. following named gentlemen are author
lied to receive and receipt for money due on
subscription to the STANDARD:
N. W. WAtrr, Victoria. V. l.;
JOHN y. JuDsoN, Port Townsend;
HOLDEN A JupsoS, WILDLY Island;
L. a. WILSON, Arcadia;
STEPHEN JvDsoN, Stcilacoom
f. \. Light,
l.. l.. DUREAU, Cowlitz;
JAMES MuRrHy, Utsalady;
WARREN Cow, Nisqually.
Il. W. CANNON, Portland, Oregon.
I0s Money can be sent through the mails
at our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

PRosPERING.-We have known for
some time that friend Maxwell, of the Sc
attic lntelligemcer, had purchased a new
press, and intended to enlarge his paper,
but did not announce the fact, by request
of Mr.. Maxwell, who is opposed to trum-
peting his business abroad Since the Ir;-
bxxe alludes to the matter, however, we
will state that the lntelligencer will soon be
removed to a new Office and greatly i'm
proved in appearance. We join with our
cotemporary in wishing Mr.. NJ. success
for no man is moro deserving of it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

V" There is nothing new under the
sun" was fatty contradicted, yesterday, by
the arrival Of the stage without a solitary
passenger. Tribune.
If no solitary passenger, arrived by the
stage then there mus. have been q passenger
who wasn't solitary. If he wasn't solitary
he must have had companions. Now
Brother Prosch, how many were there in
that particular stage? Logic's logic, you
know.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

A DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-IIon. Henry
Roeder writes us that on New Years eve
another horrible accident occurred in the
Bellngham Bay coal mines, causing the
death of two of the miners-Thomas Ora
ham and Jack Donovan. Itappcars that
a cave had occurred in the mines few
days previously, probably from working
too near the surface, when these men and
two others were sent in to clear away the
mass. While thus engaged the earth and
water suddenly closed in upon them. Two
of the men succeeded in extracting them
selves, but not before their unfortunate
companions were beyond the reach of NOR
tai aid. One of the bodies has been recov-
cred. Both men were Good Tcmplars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

THE People HAVE NO RIGHTS THEIR
MASTERS ARE BOUND TO RESPECT
The Collector of Internal Revenue and his
Deputy have been absent from their posts
for several weeks past, and consequently all
business with the office has been suspended.
What justice is there in a citizen suffering
the scverest penalties of the law for vio-
lation fany one of the abstrusc technical
tiles of the revenue law, when the officers
who are charged with its enforcement and
to whom the people appeal for Information
are absent from their Offices for weeks at
time. If the collector, or any other Fed
eral officer desires to speculate in land or
any other commodity, in another State,
VIC do not object if the peoples time is not
taken for that object, or if it does not in
tlict hardship upon the public at large
Will Republican newspapers silently ac-
quiescc in such glaring wrong. Is the
name of party 50 all-powerful as to allow
the public interest, from which they de.
rive their support, to anguish and suffer !?
We shall see.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-08

THE MAILs.-We shall join with the
Transcript in praying for an opposition
stage line, if the schedule time is not
changed back soon. The contractors
should remember that to the newspapers
more than any thing else, they can attrib-
ute the abandonment of the design Of the
Oregon Steam Navigation Co. to put on an
opposition line year ago.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-04-22
Groceries,,
WHITE, CLINTON & WHITE.


From tn: Detroit Mechanic All inventor.
The COOP TINE CoMx-Thc pat
ent so long held by v hccler 4 Wilson
for the foAr motion feed sewing ma
chine, has at last expired. and an
extension has been refused. The day
has gone by when a machine costing
hut from SIS to $50 ran be sold at
frm $50 to $l25. We see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine
Company Of Detroit are FIRST. in the
field with machine embody,ng all
the best features Of the more costly
article, and while their machines are
in every particular, as perfect in
their adoption to all classes Of work
as the Wheeler and Wilson, Grover
& Baker, and Singer. they are row
dispos,ng of them ut prices ranging
from $..5 TO $40. This is certainly
an immense reduction, and its ef.
fects are already to be seen in the
large orders received, and the large
shipments being made daily by the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine
Company. 115 Bates street, Detroit.
Mr.. Jacob Clason is tho General
Agent for Iowa and Minnesota. -
Send him stamp for circular and
sample work. He wants live ager Is
everywhere. Extra Inducements Of
fered. Address Jacob Clason. West
Union Iowa. II ~ l9-y1. .
B.'F. STONE, Agent, Howard Center,
Howard &C., Iowa.