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STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, IS. At the Municipal Court Of the
L city Of Bddeford, in the County OF YORK,
holden a, the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid.
deionI, on the seventh day OF May, A. ID: 1850, by
Edward f. Bourne, Jr, Judge OF said court,
William NJ. A. w Todd versus Jeremiah Per.
kn,, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr, In
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, on
The day Of the purchase Of this wit, being ~.
deb,ed 10 the plaintiff in the sum OF tweniy.sey
en- dollars, according TO the account annexed then
and there, In consideration thereof promised the
plaintiff 10 pay him the same sum on demand,
vet though often requested thereto, said defend.
ami has not paid said sum 10 the plalniif but neg
ects and refuses so to do, to the damage OF the
said Plaintiff, las he says,) the sum OF my dol
lars. ..,
Writ dated April llth, 1855. And !! being
made 10 appear TO the Judge oil said court
that property Of said defendant has boon attached,
on said writ, and tina, the defendant, being oli Of
the State, has had no notice OF the said action,
/, is thereupon ordered by the said Judge that The
said Defendant be notified Of the pendency OF thi,
action BY publishing an abstract Of the writ, TO.
ge,her with the order Of the court thereon, IN The
Union and Eastern Journal, a newspaper publish
ed nj Biddeford aforesaid, three months success.
lively, the last public aton TO be prior to The Third
Monday in August, A. ID. 1855,
A tue ,bstraet Of said writ and copy Of the Of
A asi 81 e, e. BOURNE, jr., Judge.
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Memoir of Martha Whiting
JUST PUBLIsuED,

THE TEACIKERB LAST LESSON
A MEMOIR or MARTHA WHITING, iats Of the
Chariestown Female MISUNDERSTANDING chiefly o.
Extracts from her Journal, interpreted with rsmim,
BIpoEs. an Associate Teacher. wltha Portrait, and
an Engraving Of the Seminary. limo, cloth. u.
The subject Of this memoir VAS for quarter ola cen
fury Al the head OF one Of the most celebrated female
seminares In the country. During that period she edu'
Gated more than thrss thousand young ladies' She va,
kindred spirit 10 Mary Lyon the celebrated founder Of
Mt Holyoke Seminary with whom, for strength OF char
acter, eminent piety devotion to her Calling ana
onary success therein she wel deserves 10 10 ranked
Copief sentby mail, postsse free, 10 persons remituns
the price ofthe book.
Published by GOULD &c LINCOLN,
so Washing ton St, Boston.
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FOR SALE.

A YOUNG HORSE, 5yean old, perfectly kind,
n well broke 10 Harness. Also, aWagou, been
run short time. Inquire ai this odice.
MAY I, 1855. lStf
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAiNING uneaIlsd for In the Posi-ofes, BlddsfOr
IL May 3ist, ISIS.
~ Persons calling ior any ofthe following letters, wi
please say they are advertised.
Anderson Joanna n Hobbs JOSEPH A
Ames Louisa Harrington Mary
Abbott Esther Haley Martha
Abbou L ID Hilton Ornia
Andrews Albert Heath Sarah II
Bean Mary Jane Harmon RebeOcs
Boyle Mary Anne JennlsOn Isaac NJ
Bshanan Melissa kimban Hannah
BickfOrl sarah NJ Knox Margaret
Berry rilphA Kmhan Hsbsr
| Baksr Margaret ca Kennari Huldah w
! Bskemsn Laeinds mrs Knapp EienC
| BiekfOrd LAurinda y Knban Emily NJ
Butler Elizabeth d Kennedy Edward
BENNETT ElEa Knights Charles
BrOsnAhan Eilen Knights Betsey Mrs
Bragion Danr Klgon abby d:
BragdOn Caroline ii LATrAbee Mary L
Batsen ABBY L Mann 4 L mrs
blanchard Amanda Murphy Catherine
BAksr Willard McLulty Catherine
Bsrne Jameso MeAllister Elizabeth
Boothby JOhnM Murphy Ellen
| Berry John MeCOmber I'm
Bryant George Mahony IIannora
Blake GeOrgsr Merrill mrs Rsbeccs
Bean fOJ MeGray Vim
Brown Edward MefArlsy Sarah
| BriggsCw Mitchell Jane Mrs.
Clark Ruth X Newbegn Owe A
ClOugh Lydia Mason Lydia
Conway julia A mrs Moves Mary II
Clark Eleanor 0'Conn y Hugh
Clark VIM Capt-2 Patterson Alvin
Cuts Usher Pierce Charles
Cary Mcbride Plat harlrs
Croker George Perkins ElssyJ
i conley Dennis Powers james
Cobb Charles Prvutiss JohnN
| CLARK Asa Pierce In
bennett sarshJ PnkerN
Deans Louisa Ross Caroline A
/ Dsnnett Jane Kicker Carr
Duffy Ellsn RldlJn Jansw
! Dyer WIN Robbins Matte
| Druwns Vim Regsn Mary A
Dswier Vim Robbtnsos Col Noah
Davis Oliver Kicker & 0akes
DAyNw Seaman knirsv
kInmons sophia St1wrll Angero
Evans Phosa ii Staples Anne mrs
svnson Mary Sargent Della
Emery L Small Hw
Frah Valentine shaw Henry
| fSruham ; II small James VI
Fisher Mary Stone SJF
| Freeman Laura Scannen jeremiah
foss Lyi Stevens Mary
flod smith Richard
Foss Daniel swasey sarah
Friend Chas p rasker Sarahf
Gordon Dorvas mr TAsksr Sarah X
Gull ElsnJ TSamblsy x X
GOodwin joseph p Thompson MaryJ
0ool~ln Jane TLunton MOrillaH
Gordon John Taylor John II
Grant Lucinda Taylor Lms
lGalisnal Mr. yarney Harriet n
Gould Mary Wing Cynthia
GinsAn Maria Williams Annette
Gould LsyiAh III Weeks Elizabeth
0Oor yulia II waniwell Joshua
Heaps Betsey Wari John p
Hanson Betssy Whtten Ivory
uerriek Caroline Pa wormwOoi MAYA
Haley Dorcss wethervl Mrs
Hobbs Elizabeth Warren Robert
Hutehlns Hannah Worth Stephen
Haskell Harriet E-1 WEIGH Sarah A
ilsriey James p-3 Whittier wm
| JONATHAN TUCK, Postmaster.
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N d II &c T. 4,

TINE members Of the York Co. NJ Y. I. Co
l. are hereby notified that the annual meeting
Of said company will be holden at the Company $
Office, 10 South Berwick. Ne, on Wednesday,
the 9th day OF June, ls55:-for the election Of a
Board Of Directors, and the transaction Of such
other business as may come before said meeting.
Also, 10 see " the company will vote to aecep, Of
an act L addition TO an act, entitled an act 10 In.
corporate the York Co. NJ. r. Ins. Company, pas.
sed by the last Legislature Of the State.
Per Order Of the Directors.
JOHN M. GOODWIN, Secretary.
Office OF York Co NJ r. l. Co,
South Berwick, Me-, May 2, 1855.
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LAND WARRANTS under the Act OF 1885,
PROCURED FOR SOLDIERS AND sEAMBN who
were In actual service fourteen days under State OF
onieep, In the war Of 1919, Florida war; or war VIZ
Mexico, and for their Widows Children now minors
unless 100 acre warrants have already ISSUED sna
where warrants less than 100 acres have aresdy peep oo
taIp new ones will be procured suicent TO make "
that amount application In person or by ieter 20
HORATIO wOODMAN, 26Raiirsad Exchange
Court Square, who pays cash for the warrants.
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DOCTOR DEANS
NEURALGIC PILLS.

NEURALGIA 10 disease Immediately attacking the
brain and nervous system the source Of All senaAn IN
notion and 10 he distinguished nun Rheumansm tha
h.ins seated upon the muscular portions Of the BODY
Indeed, Neuralgia may be called the rAsamsh'm ~
hs rsrrss. -, ~. ,.-....
,nt on The stomach and liver, these pulls are especially
sleu,,,ed 70 remove the original cause Of the eomplant
They operate by removing oe.trneons non he stomach
.sls AMI liver By exciting their functional powers With
mi dsblItatng, aud By sending the vital fluids 10 the
s,trmtIes Of the arteries and nerves.
Having bssn practising physician fr over my Year,,
t.ble Rbeumatie Pills. that have stood the test of time
and experepce os more than three quarters othat pen
3D. put these pulls Into the market with The assurance
IN favorable rccept,n, and that the public viil hall
mem a. another bessing Conferred upon suffering hu-
mAnity.
Orier, Addressed 10 The Agents, MAYNARD N0YEs,
Me, chants Row, Boston, vii 10 promptly answered.
Tor sale also By all The principal Wholesale DrugEiss
In the elties and II retail By Apothecares and Deaen
In Neicnes throughout the United States and the Bnh
Provinces.
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q d A y s =.

A MEXICAN CREAM SOAP for washing, and
"A a large variety Of English, French, and A.
by T. GILMAN,
Sltf Factory kland
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BOsrON MaRKEr.-May 90.

Yiour-ws.lru supernns, $40 20, hDsy IL Is oso-
Zee extra, ti2 o. SIS w.
White AZ Al To- Oats 20 ~ cts. Rye, In lots, 81 ~
Hay-kAstsrn 10 selling at s2l per ton, cash.
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Musical Instruction.

TIME subscriber viii continue TO give lessons
Il on the Piano-Fore, Mslodson, DC, during
the present season, 10 oil who may desire his ser.
vices. IS A. 4 DAVIS, No, 9, Central Block.
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q. 8. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

4 RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, BOTH
n Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors Marnes, riotils-
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Teamstrrs, Indians
and all persons Who may have served fourteen days In
any Of the Wars Of the United States since the year $780,
the Law Of 1885 gives each Of you who have net heretoors
received Warrant foe Land, One Hundred and Sixty
Acres And 10 al who have received bounty Land,
enough more 10 make One Hundred and SIXTY Acres
nj. WIDOW, or II no widow, the minor Child OF Chldrsn
are entitled 10 the Bounty.
We are prepared 10 promptly prosecute oil eisims
for Land, and uiH supply J1sfess c| Peace, Cossfy
Cl,rks, commissionsrs Of Dssds, fofariss Puddle,
Lawyers, and oil Others, viA As rsesssary fnsfrse-
tons and Blank forms, free Of cost, on application,
BY mail or ofAsrviss.
When desired, We will sell he Warrant at the market
price, and rsmit check fbr process.
N. II. COBB & Co.,
- william Street, Ssv.York.
RKTxREscn-Bank Of the Commonwealth, Neu-York.
Ohio Life Trust Company, New York.
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Live Geese and Csmmsn Fsathsrs
CONSTANTLY on hand and fer sale ut the
~ LOWEST MARKET PRICES, by
- L. II. q. HOOPER.
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uLxEDrso AT rxr Lusss CUaED.

Seth w. Fowle, Esq: 49,.
Dear sir,--Hsvins bssa siissksa wiih h.ecT
hare Of tn lune., which lef M with troaos.
come cough ana The ussai debility eosss9s - ~
uron ,nss an s,t.ck: and having cured myself y
he us. Of aWISTAR'S BALsAM OF Whp
CHERRY,r ssel IL q pleasure and q ausy 70
testify 10 its me- its. Ny ssaera iai'h ~ ss'sa.
anSsr polmoosry attacks. I am persuaded that The
Bslssm Is an excellent preparsiloa-
Your, very truly, yoSA. 4. CHiLDS.
Editor CAseeyss IAAsrspA
ch,eopse. Mas, Feb 20. 1854 oval
korsrs. ]. Sawyer, 8. 3. Lord, Biddeiord ;
T. Gilman, J. q. Rollins, Saco; A. Warren, Ken
noT,: w. Lit,lekeld, Wells; Saywsrd & Weber,
Alfred; J. Merrill, Springvale; O. II, Snow, N.
Berwick; J. q. Thompsoa, 3. Berwick; II. A.
Pike, Cornish; q. Gilman, Buxton; Bracketi,
~ Par,oas6xld: ] Brackett L Par>oasield.
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House for Sale.

A-oOoD, convenient ose and one-half stesy
~ Hone and Lot, and oai buildings, itnated
ihsseon.i Said House IL situated on Pool street,
Dol unvse ,hsi Eve minutes wslk from either Of
Tn Manufacturing Corporations. For partieniass
ioquirr Of Daniel Dresser, Saco, orof samuel "
Gsny. ssso. ,rv, q pcppy
Po,t mouth. May "a, 1855. aw2is
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NDWARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late act Of Congress, for
~ all who have served IL days in the military
or marine service Of the United States since l7vo,
by EMERY &C LohiNo'
Saco, March 8, 1885.
NIB. All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled 10 100 ncres more, and We
have the necessary proofs and papers IN our pos.
session. III Il. q Il.
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s G A NJ N A N g. Ora N 6E r
spccEssols To-

0RGE 1. GOODWIN.
TIIE Subscribers, having bought the Stock Of Hard
ware Goods, Of q. I. GooDuIS viii carry the hos
ness ct the old stand, usual We shall keep on hand
al the articles commonly found In Hardware Sores 10,
rether with Steel and Iron. Also BrRsne YIrp, Can
raxSk, LARp Oh, and PANTS AND 0ILs. A fair hreo
patronage 10 solicited IRON the public.
g.-lsu SEAMAN GRANGER
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pfERcE,s ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.

We wish 10 call the attention OF our many rea-
ders to this unequalled article foe the Ibtls, pee
pared under the immediate supervision Of Mr.
Wm c. P,ece, Chemist, whose Incwledge In the
art cannot he excellrd. The above is an entirely
new preparation, IL combines oil the substances
which are essential In besuiying aud invigorsiiog
the hair. promoting il growth, curing badness
&c. certain cure lor nervous headache, cnta-
necus rruptions, and u can be used ior chamPooIng
In shor, Is Just what every lady and genilemen re-
ouirr-. See advertisement IN another colImn
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BR,aHroN MARxEr.-M.y ~.

Bkt0HrON MNWkE'.-Hay Es'
Al arkss T2s Beef Cattle 1850 sheep and $40 swine
R,-f CstrI,-w. qsot. extra s9Ts Siooo; drst QUA
my 1928 $3.50, second quality $500 third es,2s
Working 0xsn--salss trom go 10 siIa
Cow and CAlyess-S.les frOm 81 " S'o
shssp.-ssles iron o. " IS.
sxins.-At retail, from 6l-2c 10 lie.
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Gilbert, Dodge 4 Co, 100 State street,

Dealers In Are, sprinss, Anvil, Vices, BELLows,
Chalns Pm .scd Nut and Washer, Bolts, hivets, ~.
and Ded &c RVS and every Articie Eensfsny W. ~
ehnis,s An shpsuiihs. yosyins and Casnss harnisn'
q SserasI
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Deafness Cured, However Caused.

Deafness Cured, HuWoVof Veus00'
rEsrIMoNY.-Ns. Epsros, SEEDING an sdysrissneo
that the deaf might b relieved By appJinsn So
stIil. vas % deafthat vas unable 70 bear ofaInaD
conversation To my astonishnepi, In twenty Minute.
my health vas perfectly restored Ieccumeod ~ aeA'
psoos 70 Try The Doen psv IsnS % g c.,hto,
~. aoA yV..s,urssu ssrees. Entrance trst
door sfon Plaza Bossou Letters, post paid, sttended
Ia. Remsdies and apparatus sent By express.
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CARY's PATENT
Factory and Village Fire Engine

Suitable for every purpose for which suction and force
unnp Is required For sale at No. 3 Merchants
row Boston. One Of these pumps may be seen as
above raising water thirty feet through pipe, or forcing
through hose.
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Burning Fluid,

nAMpHENE, and PHosGENE GAS. Fresh suyph
~ lust received. and for sale bu ,,,,
It's ID. l.. MIIShbkb
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DoH aotre cote, les Francai, scr,;..-.
tout 'e rr'z dune p~areiIIe venue ~.
T"'' 1' 7o>"a'- Atlas F! les transnorta'
Al sem de la p"'rio, en- plein cnp, y
Paris, pour les Esire ~a.sister a CO, ro,' "
sensations G"i soDt toute. a l'honnen, TO-
genie de la France. Ceci CIT unc en,,.
prise veIi'ablemcnt rationale : il .,n,:.
De no're g'oirc la plus incontes,abIe, g.
ce'le q"i survit aux evenemculs Of ma
g'"'e,nemcnts' IL s'agi. de Fart drama.
nq"e l'"'ea's. Notre empres,ement m.
tour de ro're plus grandc comedienno
'"' demon'rcm qu'eIlc a Gu raison do
co pier Sur notre %patriotiqne concou
pour lie success dune enterprise que Ger.
gems considetent, bien d tor,
scion nous, CONNIE unc temfrite.
lie Progres.)
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NOUVELLES DU X
Ia

lie steamship Merieo, parti lc Is cou
rant dc Galveston, eat arrive lie IL der
nier.
L'honorablc WIN E. Jones, dan, On,
lettre quill adresse an Stale Times, an
noncc que des indiens Sc sont portes sui
les Establishments. allemands dc Sister.
dale, ct ont vols plusieurs chevaux e,
bestiaux.
lie gouverneur Posse q 'donne une
commission au capitaine Callahan, Eau,
torisant d lever n compagnie de cava.
liers, qui devront seryir pendant trois
mois sur les frontieres, pour prevenir les
incursions des indiens. .l1s
Environ quatre cents Comanches &c
sont eiabli, pres du fort Belkap, ct
mont fat jusqu'a present aucune de-
monstration hostile.
"A Lard, On individu du nom de Cot.
tom q ets arrete, sous Ia prdention de
recel dc negres.
Apres ayoir paru dcvant un cornits
nomms par la Cour da juge Lynch, il a.
reca fordre de gutter i~mmsdia,emen,
%lendroi', &C quill a fait just, i temps
pour auve ga vie.
Nous lisons dams le .'San Antonio
les paragraphs suivants
- pen coupe qui est partie, i !
st.s 'e''p' >poursuite des indians
q suivi leurs traces -. ..1
Joars' mails ma pu contina,, o.aa...'
leg ' ehhe " sont presque toas .ao.,. =
fatigue.-Elle a dc revenir saa.
obtena le moindre rtsultat.
Dams les comics Bexan, Medina Ell
GeIlespie, on craignait do nouyelles d..
preda'ions dc 4 part des indiens.
lie courier entire cette locaIi,s et
Fredericksburg . essuys, 4 son retour en-
acsrs vile, 10 feu dun ind!yidu uui .ss.
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ACCIDENT SUR TN cnEalN DE FER
on accident att'ibu6 d unc criminclyo
'n"'veiIlancc a Gu lieu reinforcement sur
'c chcmin de fer du North Missouri. mn
Pont de bcIlcfontaine, a environ d milo,
de la Vile. Tn train de travail 4,o;,
pHsse Il mlnuit avec des ma,6riaur d.
construction dcsIines 4 une ,ect;on ,I,,
e'oIgnee. Avant lie ~retour, une ]e, corr
DIES q"i soutiennent IN. erue precsden>
ment employees a Ia construction du non,
tat ahaissfc i" maniere d 60 ,ropyer :
pc" pee d Ia hanteur du train. Quaud
'c tram rcFlnt, 4 dcux heurcs, c'cs,.a.
dire d ns FohscUrjtt, Ia locomotive tlon,
i'AiFleTe. Ia cordc rcnyeyea iona H.,
assis sur |e train ct les prfcipila
lans IL profond ra,in au.d.ssous IL,
'ont, a Perception de deux qni stnient
:ou'hts. La cabine de Iing4nieur f1t
'ussi cnIevde, mais Ia locomotive fnt ar.
ette avant que Ia corde ne loucLa, l.,
'heminee. Trois des hommcs prfcipitss
mt etc tues sur lie coup, ct tons les an're.
u nombre dune singtainc, plus OH
noins grieyemcnt blessts.
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tail place en- embuscade. Nous sommep
hcufeux de pouvoir quill ma
pourtant pas tte a%ttoint.
Tn individu do rom dc DonneIly. ar
mu'icr, a e'd tue, il y n qninze ~jours,
a San Antonio, par M. Mckay, avocat.
Celui-ci s'est immfdiatcment constitute
p'isonnier ct, opres inter rogatoire, a etc
honorablemcnt acquittt; il naval, iait
que Sc dffendre.
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T~RAITEMENr DARBAnE.-Le. jon,nanx
de Baltimore confinement les dafsit.
dune ;Hic"se pnnition militaire ou; +,
en- dlt,on, lie fort MacHenry pour Thea.
tto. Tn so'dat, suisse de Nuisance. no,n-
me Louis l.onp, veteran dcs queries du
Mexilne ct de Flo,idc drns lc-oucile, il
a,olt Indictment servi les Eta:s. Unis. a
etc 81 crue!lemrni iooei,f ct battn. on'iI
en- est mcrt-moft nltachf i nn'mst, ct
avec I'M Baton fixe entire les dents rour
empdrher sss eris La seuIe E,ute ftait
dc seize eniyre. r. :
u &c rapport est exact,e QUO le fnit
'ott pFoHF", il est i cspfrrr que l'antorite
miIito're frra une justice cxemplair. du
seTgent Moron, Gui "A dtshonors
arnee a 'aq"elIe j nppartient par ane
bafba'ie 81 contraire d tous les senti.
ments humans. e$
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MoRT pun PHENoMENE.-Mme G.

MoRr pun PHENOMENA .-Mmc Ca
'herine SchoIey est morte. Nine Cathe.
zine SchoIey ~etait-comnc on sait-ou
pent-etre CONNIE on ne salt pasta plus
crosse femme dn monde; mais celia ne IN
pas empechee de MOURN, au contrairo
DE son viyant, ellie cut les honneurs dc
plusieurs exhibitions publiques, qui lui
yalurent, d ell, de nombreuses marques
d'etonnement dc Ia part des spectateur,,
ct au colonel Wood, son cxhioitcur, do
non moins nombrcuscs pieces de vingt~
cinl cents. E5If#s 5
&c colonel ctait allie, entire denx ex-
hibilions de femme grasse, fire uns
tournee d'exhibition de nSgresss avec 10
"cigne noir" 1t il Sc prepafait 4 repren.
DIRE ga coIossale associ6e, pour In cons
duire Az Canada, Iorsqn'il recnt In lsttre
smvante du mari. Isl improbable que
celia purse sembler al premier abord, la
grasse svait un mati-peut.strc
meme un mari maigre. Ell p%ourquoi non?
LA femme barbne en- u bien un
''Piqaa, County (ohio) 8 juliet.
ssCher coIonel,-J'ai / vous sappren.
dro une nonveile triste pour vous. &c
l,iste pour vons. nous paraft dune frans
:hise conjagaAc tout I fait de circons'
.ance.-J'ai reen votre lettre lie 4juillet
vera 10 beures, ct je regretic de yous
lire que six henres apres. madame Scho.
ey etait an cadavrc. Lnndi ellie 50 pIai-
,nit dun nal que les msdrcins qnalife.
'ent de neyraigie. Ellie mourut assise
laas sa chase sans une conyulsion nj
INC p]lainte, Meme, nous la supposions
.ndormie, CT &c nest qa'cn essayant Dc
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AFFAIRE DU Is JUN.
DEPECHEs orrIcIELLEs.

Voici les depaches que lie gonverne.
meot fraocaiss a reG,es du general Pc
lister au snjet de raitaque ~malheureuse
dirigee par les allies contre Ia Tour
hIalakef ct lie Redan.
Dn camp, IL JUN.
Les coombinaisns arrelees ayec nos
allies sniyent nurs cours. Aujonrd'hui,
les lures ct Ia brigade de chas-enrs ont
fat Reconnaissance yers Ai.Todor.
lie general Bo.quet occupe Ia TeheroaI.
Demain,a l'aube du jour. de concert
avec les anglais, j'at aque Ie grand Re.
dan, Malakof ct les batteries Deepen.
dantes."
't ID JUN.
'sLtattaque de ce 10 + ma pas rsussi.
bien que nos troupes ,qni ont montrs un
grand alan, aient pris pied en- partia
dams Malakof. ] al d1 ordonner IL rem.
tree dams Ia paralleie. File s'ept oparse
ordre ct sans stre inqnietee. II ne
pas possible aujourd'h1i do pr6ci.
.ef 0 pcrtes,"