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GHonaErowr, February /. 1854,

Mr. KIDwELL-SR: female member of my family,
aged IA years. had been affected with painful Scro-
the best medical advice was had here and in Balti-
more, still the disease increased and the pain often
became almest ntolerabe. Fortunately for us, your
Beech Drop was recommended to be used, and l have
great pleasure in stating that it has been erninently
successful. The Mucous Secretions has not made its
appearance for some months; the health of the pa
tient has been quite restored; all the parts that
were heretofore SO much diseased have become sound
and well, and am much gratified in being able to
state to you, that L regard it as having been &C
complished entirely by the of your Beech Drop.
am very respectfully, your obedient servant
GKoEGK PoE, Jr,
To John L. KidTelI.
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Cure Of Scrofala Of ten years Standing.

OU7o y F10'V UV0 y 071 yo17S Sstr7V1t'sy'
The reputation of Mrs. Emerson. for the treat.
greater part of Maryland Virginia. and the District
Of Columbia She will che.rfully give the particu.
lars of the case named below (Which is remarkably
if visited at her house.
Mr.. KIDwELL-Dear Sir had lady under my
charge of the highest respectablity, afflicted with
complicated Of Scrofula, which entirely baf1ed
the physicians for eight ten years. Failing my.
self to arrest the disease, induced to your
preparation OF Beech Drop, the effect of which has
been miraculous after the use of three bottles.
consider Der perfectly restored. I am now deter
mined to use it constantly with my patients, fully
satisfied that it excels any preparation known for
such diseases. Respectfully,
Il. EMERSON,
Corner Wolf and Water sts AIayap,lr;o
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PIANOS AND MUSIC,

PIANOS AND MUSIC.
.r- The undersigned desires to SS&t
49, cell the attention of purcha- go
III sers to his stock Of PIANOS, ,Gf8nkfs
j = Y Vconsisting Of q, 6H, 6A, and W
7-octaves, with or without metallic frames. These
pianos are remarkable for great power Of tone from
the lowest to the highest notes, with An elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and all other Musical Instruments
constantly hand and received as soon Is publish
ed. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. K. BOSWELL,
No 223, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
&c l9-ly-
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wx KS.p. GAEHLl ED. BEfTs.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
e0 KNABE, GAEHLE CO., manufactur-
nKffIers, Nos. 4, s, s, 9, and IL, Eutaw street,
Rsltimore K ia. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS. constantly finishing. which for durability
deEcasy Of touch brliancy Of tone, they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured In addl-
tion to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma,
ryland Institute in ls45 and lsl9, they havereceTed
the highest encomiums Of the most eminent artsts,
who used these instruments for their Concerts Al
n oSnnr Art class Professors and Ameteurs In the
CITY, who have highly recommended them.
~ PIANOS HIRED &c ls-A'
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To John L. Kidwell.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December IL, 1868.

WASHINGTON, D. G., December IL, 1868.
John l.. Kidwell: Dear Sr-This is to certify that
my daughter, aged years, was affected with Scrof
la OF a very aggravated form-the disease had so
undermined her health, that life was entirely de-
spared Of Hearing of the efcacious effects of your
Beech Drop in such cases, procured it, and after
using one bottle 80 evident was her improvement
that we persevered with it. When she had used 4
bottles, her health was perfectly restored. Our
neigh bors and friends who saw her condition prior
to using the Beech Drop unite in attribung to your
remedy the credit of her recovery.
Very respectfully yours, WILLIAM R. MCLEAN.
To John L. Kidwell, Georgetown.
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coyery of the excavators in this me,.r-

covery of the excavators in this melan-
choly field. 1t is group Of skeletons
in the act Of fight, accompanied by a
dog. There are three human beings, one
of them a young girl with gold rings and
jewels still on her fingers. The fugitives
had a bag Of gold and silver with them
Snatched up. no doubt, in haste and
darkness. But the fiery flood was on
their traca-and vain their wealth, their
tiight-the age Of one, the youth of the
other. The burning lava rolled above
them and beyond, and the faithful dog
turned back to share the fortunes Of his
mistress, dying at her feet.
Seen by the light Of an incident, how
vividlythatnighto horrors looms upon tho
sense. Does not the imagination picture
the little group in their own house, by
the side OF their evening fountain, Ian
guidly chattering over the days events
and of the unusual heat ? Does it not
bear with them the troubled swell of the
waters in the bay? See, as they do, how
the night comes down in sudden strange
ness-how the sky opens overhead, and
flames break out, while coriae, sand and
molten rocks come pouring down! What
movements, what emotion, what surprise
The scene grows darker every instant
the hollow monotone of the bay is lifted
into yells and shrieks-the air grows
thick and hot with fames-and at the
mountains foot is heard the roll of the
liquid lava. Jewels, household gods,
gold and silver coins are snatched up ON
the instant. No time to say farewell;
darkness in front and fire behind, they
rush into the Streets-streets checked
with failing houses and flying citizens.
How find the way through passages which
have no longer outlets confusion, dan
ger, darkness, uproar, everywhere: the
shouts of parted friends, the agony of
the men struck down by falling columns
fear, madness and despair unclaimed
here penury clutching gold it cannot
keep-there, gluttony feeding on its final
meal, and phrenzy striking in the dark
to forestall death. Through all, fancy
hears the young girls scream-the fire
is on her jewelled hand. No time for
thought-no pause-the food rolls on,
and wisdom, beauty, age and youth, with
all their stories Of their love, their hopes.
their rank, wealth and greatness-all the
once atfiuent life are gone forever.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEWELRY.

OHONINO, w IO11IAO,
T HAVE just received very large assortment of
i Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, which will be
sold cheap for cash, or good paper at short dates.
Also, Clock Materials of every kind, such Cords
Springs, Hands, Keys, &c.
Also, Clocks Watches, and Jewelry, at Wholesale
or retail
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere. ]. ROBINSON,
Penua avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
ap pT-d3m
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TIE
HAZARD
POWDER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF

It r O w ID e R,
Conttnue to furnish Gunpowdsr CT all their well,
known brands, viz: KENTUCKY RIFLE SEA
SHOOTING, AMERICAN SPORTING INDIaH
KltLE, ELECTRIC, DUCK SHOOTING, in kexs.
bali AMI quarter kegs, and Canisters of one pound
each. - ~ f"NAa
Alss, a full assortment of Pow5sr for h;sst,,, and
shining purposes, and for Export TIE reputation
OF their ednpo~der is too well known to require
o9nme IL; For sale by tbs principal dealers in this
place, and at the Office of the Company
SO Wall street, n. Y. City.
~ - Il. G. HAZARD, President.
n H. Doo"t4aSS, Secretary. ap 4-3m
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IIIOLINs.-Just received at the ,;au NUS. End I'm.
large invoice of fine French Italian, s.s .ssor
itstions Of old Masters, togsi4nss, 4.,,nmsn,s. wn
meat Of iow Prcso HILBUs HITZ.
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PLOUGHS-PLOUGHS.

~ The subscriber is man
N-zeu ufacturing at the corner oi
SN-i 18th and streets, in this city,
an Iron Plough, which was
patented in O:tober last called Hurburt's Patent
Convex Mould Bad Plou1 h, where he is pre-
pared TO supply dealers and farmers en- reasonable
terms. He viii also dispose of the patent right to
manufacture sait ploughs for counties or states.
During the short period since the patent was il
sued, IL has supsrceied all other descriptions Of
plougha, where they have been brought into compe
uticn-
Orders respectfully solicited.
p21-u W. a CAMERON.
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y Super Gauze, Cashmere, Lisle Thread, Linen
Silk and Cotton, at BIRGES,
ap 26-tf Wizards Hotel
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WATCHES. JEWELRY AND
FANCY GOODS.

229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have on haud e1tensive3tock of the above
goods, of their Importation and Manufacturs.
Country Merchants may rely upon getting bar
gains at our establishment
Orders from oil parts of the United States prompt
ly executed. an 2S-tf
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Lloyd's Hotel Baltimore, Md

01OYQ y 11Oto15 oc1t100010i 1s3ek'
NOTICE TO THE
~ TRAVELLNG COMMUNITY.
r.sh At this Hotel, opposite the Philadel EGA
ssN ehia Depot, on PRESIDENT STREET. :.""M
- baltimore, Md, passengers can get therAs.NA
BREAKFAST, DINNER, and SUP
PER-. on the arrival of the Cars If wishing to
remain over night, they can be accommodated with
single and double Rooms.
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE cts
per IAy. Jan "i-om
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RICHARD n. SMITH. GEORGE D. SMITH.
~ ID. SMITH q CO, Manufacturers and
VI. Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAMPHENE. ETHE-
RIAL Oil, &c. No. 81 s. CALVERT STREET, op-
posite Wster street, BALTIM0RE, Nd.
mar 21-1y
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FINE DIAMOND JEWELRY.

FINE DIAMOND JEWELRY.
II o. HOOD has just received good assortment
III. Of rich AMI fashionable Diamond and other
fine JEWELRY, that he is Selling at from l5 to 70
per csnt lower than goods of the same quality can
be bought for at any other establishment in this or
neighboring cities. Please give him call. Penn
syiyania avenue between A. and 9th streets, sign
OF the Large spread Eacf. sp1S-d
SPRING CLOTHING.
~ ENTLENEN pref-rring TO have their Clothing
u male To orIer are invited 10 examine the su-
perior advantages ROW Offering, IN price and
quality TO purchasers of single garments or
FULL SUITS
made 70 order in the most superior manner, and oi
the best qualities OF
CLOTHS. CASSITERES, AND VBSTlNdS.
Having ths assistance of able and experienced cut
ters We can faithfully promise entire satisfaction IN
All rases WALL l. sTEPHENS,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts,
.,o,-tf next to Iron Hall.
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VNIGurs GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITE

HNIGUTs GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED
II KINGDOM AND ITS COLONIES, vols Lon
den 1858, maps and engravings.
WaIJace's travels ON tina Amazon and Rio Negro,
] vol London 1853 ,,;..x,
The Mediterranean, a memoir, Physical, hist 'ri'
cal and Nautical, by Rear Admiral smyth' 'oi'
London 1854. u;
Tn, CommerciL Products of ths Vegetable h'ng
dom. by p l. Simmonds of the Colonial Magazine
l vel, London 1854.
Sir James Msckintoshe's History oil England, new
edition, vols London 1853
Rritish Nautical Almanac for 1857.
ap l8-tf fhaNNh "a HO'N.
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,
For WarebouaeS

Ell The greatest Wheels ever invented
issS1A for hosting fast and easy with little
"A H9EI labor, having put many hundred in
III | kay~the largest warehouses in Baltimore,
III A Washington, Alexandria, and Rich
sRUEAia mond, and have given general salts
H~fus faction. Persons will save the ex-
penss in snort time, to say nothing of the safety
mis- goods subjec to in being hoised three four
stsries above his head. Write to me
JAMES BATES,
Corner of Stiles and President streets, Bait.
Iron Foundry and Manufactory of Hosting
Jan 2+6m Wheels.
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0AUZE, Msrino. and fine Lisis Thread csn onDb b
(T garments for Spring and SomT BIRaEs.
found at
sp lit
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FANCY GOODS.

II u, SlNONTON, IL Middle Street. IN, iu't
H. uccNed, and is receiving, ths bet anI
must complete as.numDnt 81 FANCY GOODS,
ever offered iur sale o. ihe State ct Maine COZ.
sisiug boz pat 1s follows
rHpirr M,rhr Wurk Stands rarirr Ntrhr
pru u.ios raricr Marhc Carl Gaze. Tine
CullrN She'll Corl',., nrw pattern lrnr Steel
GuuIs ~ht,ins Boxes Feather p1siirg lui.b-
o. SH1is, American anil lmuuurl lsIlumrN ,
romid,. lllir OH. lu'uu'. r,l,h1irl ~.
ulrts lllui.uus 60 hD'rI E,'ur's Coll Pens
Gold prI Silver rsrrl', l.ldirs' ,,I Grui.' l'rs-
sir- Cl.ls lrJfr.' Iri lirc, 'sts lpdirs' Sew.
ing E.1. Shell arI rll C,r Ct-,s Pearl
prI I,rp r,h'.i. IlIir.' Companion i1ii,.'
R,.,ruot Wufk hose. l.lHirs' Ornamental and
EmlsrdcrrI Nprk Rag.
rnu uau11igs II doe u,shc,l 'yl,', French AMI
American.
ii1ir 1nl Tooth H.H.hrs.
Nod q thanlnI other articles. which can hc
bought 1t Ihis p1rr as thrrp the, r'1l Do hnI 1i
- ANN oTiIIH rt,rTtN rHI rstrIp sIArTs.
Remember che plss->lNONTuN'S
80 IL Middle 80 Portland.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Portland & Montreal District.
rEq rg's;2 's1&l
srRING ARRANGEMENT.
CO~nasias Monday Apt 10, 1851.


PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily SUNDAY, ,
Il excepted, ill further noucc, NJ follows
Leave Portland Z lshnd Pond nj 7 10 4. VI.
Leave l.lsrd Pond for Portland ut no 4. VI.
Lave Portland for South Paris at 40 A. VI.
AMI I.i5P.M.
Lave South Paris ~ Portland and Boston at q
A. VI, anI N rs T.. VI.
Leave Island ponl Or l.nngucul NJ q 4. VI.
Lave lpugusuil fpr lslaud And al 7. VI.
Leave Portland fnr 4. i X. Rail Road, NJ 10
4. VI. and us T.. VI.
ENpfcs- Freight TRin leaves Portland GT u,
land rond IT GOO \. "
I.rcal Freight Tnin leave. Portland for Gorham
al 100 4. VI.
Express Freight Tain lcavas leland rond ~
Portland NJ coo \. VI.
Local Freight Tain leaves Gorham ior Port,
rnd ~ els (. VI.
Freight trains lcate Portland Ut 4. = X. n
Road 1T $40 4, VI.
On the arrival IL the 40 4. ~ train irou
Portland 1t Suulh Paris. Stages leave Iuc-dl,
Thursra, aud SATURDAYS lur Harrison, Briigton
Watctiufd, Lowell and INclurg.
On the arrival 81 the $50 T.. VI. Tnin irou
rouhnI, NJ Bpant's Pond. stages have 'l'il, io
Rumfrl, MONDAY, Wrdnr.la, ani FRIDAY ne DiN
dcli, Tucsday, Ihurdny, and Saipully ior 81 lo
yer.
-g-Thc Comvan, will Mt IT, rrsrupsihls II
baggage a. 1n amount cNcrsdiog - he value, an
les notice is giycn and paid iur At the rate 81 on
passenger ur : 500 additional value.
S.P. BIDDER, GcnrralMarlgrr.
10 : Z. CORSEH, Sup. Post. Dist,
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Icw Booksl 60 Books!

f. EDMONTON, u; middle So, receive. az. now
- publications. o.. o,i, or IN adysncc Of ANY otb-
ga csianli. hmrrt ia tlir CITY.
STATIONERY Simpnion hsrr' large a''
.oriueut 81 aii hind, ~ Stationary. tslurol Aim
before vow purchase clsavher.
MAGAZINES AN the r'pn'ar Mas1Ilno'
r-1y b, Sound 1T SINUSruy's. Immediate, after
their Publication. .....
A!s1,all the nrilripll news ant litsr1ry TAFLIs
a un.tnn. N,v Notk, and Philadelphia,
SCHOOL EOOHS-.AIlthcsr 'NDAEp NoREf
nos, In nee 10 our Schools mas bc Purchased cheap
At Simunton's.
- subscription. 70 al The principal NAGh-
ZINCs VEVIIWS, PERIODICALS, ETC., ~
Ans siMoNToS, III yiddIs street.
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ONroun. 80: ~ C'uu ~ Probate hell nj
Paris. within and nr The County II oNiori on
the 3 lTur.llay uf lpr. 90 th" yc1r 0i our LORD
,igthccn hunirrd and Guy -four.
Ton PRINCE, administration 81 The estate %
.jTIIZIBEru T. MERRILL. hte ~ Tuner,
I, .,il Counf,. deceased, hl,n. presented hi ir't
account NJ hi. administration o lhe estate of said
ler,asrd.
TWAS oulcrc,l. that the sail A'm'r give no
rrtpaIlrcfslu. iu'sr,strd,h causing 1c1r) olihi'
oulrr ~ l.. Iul'ishcd three weeks surccs.ivoly in
The OAiprd Democrat. painted 90 Pans, ihlt they
NAV arTelr 10 q Probate Curu O, he held 81
ra,i. ON ihr thirl I'uc.iay u MAY neN', ~
ten ~ the clock i, the ioUnuon, and 'hgw cause, 4
an, they have, wis the same shonld nj hcallo"ed'
WM WRIT VIRGIN, Reg.
II WM. WRIT VIRGIN, Reg.
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r..-n,v.t.,rra FroH Eurorri The

TunrE DAYS L,rrR troA EuRoPE' The
oval m,il steamship Africa, from Liverpool
,,,l ssl. arrived a, New York, Mayo.
There VAS no news o. any importance in
France or England.
TINS wAE. The war news from the BAL
I'D, Black Sea and Danube contains no ma
icrial change.
The campaicn in Asia vas eNp's''d'o be
crs1ed abou, the middle ofApril.
A treaty Of closer alliance Is ratified he
tween France and England.
treaty orallnucc, offensive and defensive
has bssn signed between Austria aud Pms-
s.l.
Coua, N,s.clrolc's circular t'yOrs the
Grrck insurgents.
TINS GrrrE I>srrarcrrov. The evpul-
SION of,be Greek, was vigorously coforoed
tn, Greek instruction had assumed a
,n,7, guerrilla warfare, bu' was rot 'o'm'd-
.Hc.
Lord Srairrj De- Rcle'iTr bad published o
strong manifesto aratns, 'he Greek Govern
men, iar hy,r.ac ,hJ iusuuccton
4 m1ss1rrr oi,h, Greeks o, No.o was re-.
ror,rl. hur Doubtful
I.,r-.r I<rrruorSJr. 4 despatch from
Omar p,,b1 coafrms ths previous accounts
r,,,r, Tu-l<,ycrr ON three different oc'a-
..,r, .rr,-,sluI a-a.u., superior forces Of tho
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To the Dyspeptio f!

A nv Won afflicted with DTsPrr,iAi Does
n YOUR iood distress you'll Have YOU diseased
IIyTR--Pain about the shoulders, SIDE, &c. Are
you tr,nlled with CosTtVESEssl Are You sub
iect To- DIZZINESS aud iiJApAonEi Have you
. poor appctitci Docs ,oor food leoome ac'd on
the stomach anil distress yonI Aie your shln 'n'l
EYES ycllowt DO you feel dull and lpnguidl u
,ou Gar, any Of these complaints, the beet remedy
you can procure Is
Buzzolls Vegetable Biliou, Bitters!
Thi. medicine I, Of long standing. y, Is No new
nosipm got up 10 deceive the public ~ thousands
Il the citens 81 this Stale have ani vii iesiii!
TIE Proprietor has certificates Trout nll parts oi
the State recommending them a''J1e oll 0thsrs iur
An. .,a.c. n, Which ,hey have een administered.
Ton IIrvoR,, DIR. BIZIEl.L'S BlTTERs
are M inf,lhlie remedy. Ihrir reputation ), 80
iahli.hel When ths ilum1r appears sriUn1iy,
UuIItLL's INFRoVID IIUNoR OiNTNrNr
shoad b. applied and relief will w. Immediate nnl
and CUE cycntuslly become permanent lriic1
~ I . c,nts pc bottle.
Sold At whalc,ale by NATHAN WOOD, No,
% Market S1u,re, Portland, and by his Agent.
Throughout the state.
II. II. nay, Portland whoe'ale ani Retail
Agent.
ArcnF-rari. nm, r. ". Croker; No. Pari.
T.. ". Muulo,k So. Paris, Dot Nm. l. Rust.
Norway, Henri lluughion; Wondsiook. Thos
Samp-ou IT,; Rr,ant'. Pond. jewell 4 Saw
ycr; No. Noudstock. Wm. Sm1ll Gtcenwu0d :
n lIoughiun: Bethel I'LL, I. &. kim'1ll, Ncvn
Nathan T.. l,,,rsnn; Hanover, AK Knapp; Anlp
yer. l.. Crockett 4 Coz: Mexico, Lrwis Reed
Rnuio,d Center, f. IISt; p,NGch, CT. Ch7se s
Son; Wet PEN. l.. Iiplftrr J. Green; IaHi0u
VI. Dcshor, C,n'on pnint; &. =. RfovH, SO, Tor
n,r. VI, Bay 4 Go. ". &. Atwood, Hartford, u
wpucn Mechanic Fall.. ~ Ruhirsun, Irn'ou
Point. C.A.kimlall; OSfrd, y &. Dirsm'rr ~,
ram, CO Alirui liruVnlrld, TNl.r q bhtei 10y
burg, J. ". Page, shirley : Andrrvsi lauis0n
E1uris Bhhc; Conway. L.. =. Nuuun' Lowell
Drnn.sMrurr; Dndgtnn Stephen kiula,l, niNsi1
log, &. ". Chutc.
For ale by the above Agcni., lIiaklry's i'nti
I.iuimcnt, llinklcy', Cc'ebmied Asa,ic : Poo
Mans rhstrfs.
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Tu Trr.-r ., u- k.ssu-.. The
...-r .sr..f.... commenced r-r,oa Thur.
..r r.r r.rr.r.r, rrH Saturday nigh,
r.. y.-,..-.o.. r.rr. and while raining oa
r..,r- Kr-r.Hr-. vr understand tr,,suov
u-. hrr-ar.,r ~saa.r-ar. Tot., mus,
t. .r-b.,-l oar escape tom one oi tac hca,-
...r..rar.aa. Asruas. CHE charge Of
v.rf 90 she sr.ta nr.'. oa Sunday morning,
a-E.c vam rain of ta, Jay and night,
esr.lar.rtr rn, river. ha, lv inches
.r.-,nrr.r,ufl-.o. which ,anr within four
..E..t..r.f,.r -rr.t G.8rafI-s2 ,Ueu nc
l.r..rr-f.rf- century
T.. v..-- rr--n-l ~, rrax.r-n ro.a, OH
Toll, r-.-.r- atoh.-h slime 4, was near
r,-, the t.a .ftHc canal gates %, che dam.
.rf V.- -.rr.r-r, over ,Hs Door of WNamss
aamrr.iatae depth of mat The aoo
-.r--.H t-.f-r VAS considered la great dam
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The Emigrant train on the Grand Trunk
Railway, conveying the passengers OF the
Cleopatra, ran OF the track. ncaI Stanford
Hollow, \. H., injuring the engine aud bag
gage car.
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Tl-s'. S8'7a7 arI Rrr TTu ol c,rD color ,nd
pattern; N,n11vs. rm-.. Wurms, lpsrct.; TT
~ psfrat >piHuiu. Bs'.. ~rrnu BATE. Iu,'I.
Gr ri,Lucl, ,.'s, b.ur Feb, pnThni Marhor'
jig.
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hssignee's Notice.

NOTICE j. hereby given that OF tlc nineteenth
y day u April. \. u. 1854 WILLIAM ~.
rlNGREE, of Riley Plantation, ia t's COUNTY ~
ONinrd, and State of Maine, assigicii' The sua-
sribrr al Of his estate, personal AMI real, Foo,'i
rhltes, rights and credits, In arcpHfohrc With the
Statute, ar the hcncGt ofh, crdiio.s AMI three
months vii be- allowed ior creditor O. Joc0mc par
ties TO said assignmcni.
HIRAM BARTLETT.
Nh. Auperon. indebted 10 thu said Afsignaf
arc hereby reqp-sicd To make imms late paymss'
To the al,iyc AssiEnce.
kewry, April 20, 1891. l2'
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