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JOSEPH M DSDS, sole PrOpretor, Msttapoisstt,
Mass w. Z. DYER. No I Central Block, Bddeford,
ue desl.r m Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, &c, whOe
abe ant retail agent Rs. BRYANT, kennsbunkport'
I ~ druggists and yeniers % mhdicines In most Of
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NOTICE.

"a. Nf,,a,Vs anil C,nHal0rs az Lac, undri
N, iinn Of AypLigA y Go0fsEOte, aud viii attend
10 I'll l,,Isiass- app1prIdtr to their Dtoe~>'"n S'
he uIIicr heretofore Oy,rir,rd hv y u ArrLEtoN
In AtypEp NATHAN ID APPLETON.
JOHN n GOODENOW.
Alfred, Mgfch %, 1851. u
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Young Black Hawk.

mHOsE Interested In the improvement Of Horses are
informed that the above named Horse, from Dover
N H. viii De at the Sac, HOUSE Stable during this zee
500, from the last week In May. This horse thor
ough.brr Black Hawk oist black color, seven years
old, weighs hoo pounds did trot last fA his mile 10
60, and H. all In all, horse that can't be beat.
May IL, 1851. z1H
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Piano Forte For Sale

THE Subscriber has just received one more
/ fine toned Piano from the mandatory o.
iialle,i j. Curnston. The instrument has ak aud
hall oclaye., is warranted good IN every respect
AID will Le sold as cheap A. one Q( The same quail
~ can be bought nj the rooms VI The manuiaciur'
es in Boston. Any one wishing 10 purchase q
Piano, |. respectfully invited ~ call and examine
n AT NV house Oh Summer street, Saco.
i5tf CHARLES II. GRANGER.
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OWEN & MOULTON'S /!

VWEN q mUULIONS
Their siork consists Of Broadcloths, Of
every Color aud Quality: Csshlnereis,
Ernene,i., Satiaetir, Tweed., Doe.kin-,
and Yeslinys Of the richest variety and
pattern, among which may lie found Plain
and Fancy Silk vrlveis, Silk Granedenes,
Saiins, ,Marseilcs, Valencias, Csshmeres
Sc. Any ofihe above goods they will
sell by the yard, at The very lowest ph.
Tces, or will manufacture into gen'lemen's
Garments Of every description, IN the most
Fashionable and neaiest manner possible,
end ~ all ca.es warranted 10 give per.
feet satisfaction. Ttey have also re.
ceived q fine selection Of Gentlemen's
Furnishn Goods consisting Of Neck and
~ Poke, Ksrchie;s, Napoleon Neck
WN Ties, Sucks, Scars. Goves, sus.
pendsrs, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Sc.
They have on hand, and are con,inu-
ally Manufacturing Goals OF all descrip.
tious, In the latest styles, and IN work.
maulike manner, which are offered at the
lowest prices. They have on hand tho
largest assor tment o'vo
SITS TO be found IN ~
Q county, consisting
p( all the yaropsH
nds, being 90 numer
ON, 10 men ton. The
partjcular attention OF
gentlemen - invited
10 their eK tenslve 90
* of Pan falcons aud
Pan,aloon Goods, Don
slsiing Of more Than
IO0 differ eut styles,
many ofw hleh are
elegant & Vi very
fine tpxtur g. They
give their stentio 'f-
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ments for 9TH ers
to manuf aciure
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FOR SALE.

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I ma Ssrssss u tAis ely. sccaptsdsy ths sbsedssF
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To Jewellers.

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A MEDICINE THAT NEVER DEpiLirArEs
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Daniel Y. sschIe., Cour,e In the state senate.

J. ". BfFNyYf, FsV
Rp-ssppcse you interrogse "nni" ~ 10 sons of hIs
votes IN the s.ns,e. The hrst r,hcs bill passed. In The
Senate for the benefit OF the black republicans he spoke
In favor Of and voted for That the bill taking power
from the Can't Board, which they always held since hs
organization and placing IN tho hanis OF the "Couvac
Ing Board !" Viii N Il republican "Tsns, vote carried
tho BILL aud without his vote II could never have become
law. II vas political move, and nothing else 80 con
ccived by Weed, and carried OH By the IN fundamentally OF
lpbam fberepubncans had but sixteen ,ci IN the senate
md was necessary n have smother and they obtained
from your sensitive friend "nsn." There o.her
PARTY measures " be carried through bit u M, do
srsble 10 bring him out he left uc senate chamber for
four weeks Immediately afcr voting for t,e Canal Con-
tractors" BILL remained absent four weeks and until the
republicans had secured their 81 Lawrence senator Ihen
OF course, his vote longer Indispensable; and
an or any one cleo give the reason why tho repub
Leans In be Senate suddenly changed thcr minds from
Barr " "Sicklcs," when all matters srrans
even IRON The adjournment Of TIC sion OF 1855 10 Ost
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.


the g. Denis George Nchos, New York IN Deyne
Ioyissns l. CLARK snd lady Icai sqgrs Nes YORK Won,
" ressser SsrS,er and ssry.ni Nv oriesns q Va,
sen,er London; n. u.mion Cineinnsn 4 raco,i aud
Cbsre- Hermann, Europe. y A. Ray moad d l. Raymond,
Zen. VI, md family, New YORK.
Nswfouniland; 8 j.. BrldhOrd wesi RoAblry; g Rich
sres Ard family, Q II separd ,ssOrEe iesry, ~. Yors
srs o. Adams, Mss Corneis Ys'es 1T IIAgerman Troy
From chsres:cn, % The. STEAMSHIP james hdger-xis.
n sGsa Mas .G s.s IN ~. x.a Ms Me- ssen .s S'
yerysnd lady, Mrs bernard, Mrsw Daniels and maid.
Nv ~eaR ". nS S,s sHsn L sra r.%
Lev is ha .Sn Il 3 sss H. a ,ss SqT .h
herman And servant Jseotl y Jaoo 1 lars, John
Frost u Anderson and IS IN the Storage
DEPARTURES.
For sevsnnsh, IN he steamship Fl1rFa-I Reilly = J
Thorbnn james stewart John Sherinrk I, warlen Ms
bs BE- Sey sf. S sss,s =, ts s1a Il.
. s S@ F s w% MOTT S, N. N.n sSs u
he sseersgc.
,reE nthm'ya sc, m ne seap,hlC Jsn..,ovn-J n
Ms yc.rSes. Ms. sSiqn, wss Ka ss Nj sss sSq
xen,sn R9yand Mss Rowland Mrs Sarah saric~ v,
two children wlsms~and Is IN he s,eeriss '''
Fq s. SAsr ino ms IN seap,hg Maro sa ss
So VIM souS Sw M Ps'si. s, N Mssen gs
w NIL IossrS S sno level Mr., Lennon NJ. h y
cbdren AMI serysnt \ u Blake. d vaa.niSrrr. n ~
Nntr'n Ad.lph Erin Bertha krdn cclyer, coJer'
nor Yor sesogne N ,aip Rsmbier-eeerse R,assci NJ
Ww Ratn nys, son ldni Aseri Ss GRAN
v mee John scdfsS Psr sG cs.sy tssr MIR
ec ssnsr % i bSV, f' jane. s,
,sr noTsn william NO;ey JAMS f fash .raer Owen
swseny Peter rsT hsIaesr ;y 5sSss HSss
pSs ss sDr SssS,.y s s sr %
Mrs. aan, M oaa saa Ess Quss' Jshn Aseis.
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CITY Intelligence.

Ths pucr o. loE-rhe approach of warm wea her very
naturally turns peoples attention 10 the lee question: It's
sbun dance and cost will be source OF regret to poor
folks to find that this indispensable luxury viii be - ex
Ceedngy dear put out of the power OF the very poor
to II at all Before the introduction of Croon waters
was not very great hardship 10 do without ise as tie
pump and spring water then ,scd oeraby cool but
since the pumps have beer abolished the water In our hot
climate mu be iced ~ be drnkabe. Some years since
zee was sold reasonably cheap, and late as 1852 could
be bought for IS per 100 pounds and delivered duly
the door ior that but then there competition among
the Ice companies which reduced prices But yearly the
price has Increased and Il Is quoted q f1lows -
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Nay 13--4Grop y DGR Froog, Asorlee n soa: yacsos
fs n Utmtop Firc TrsVY0nce Ccupdnv-This ease hes
occupied the Court for several days. and has already
noticed hvas an action for tleo0 insurance guam
street in which n will be remembered, Mrs. Jacobs a
others lost their lives The defence that Ne Are
no, the result Of accident, but matcoeS effected for
the purpose Of defrsudns the company and thai Ne
goods so destroyed ncs q The value scushs BE
recovered. The jury were Unable 10 agree, ard vwe
discharged.
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obituary.

DrAiH on P.rpicE Ilsu.-Nr. Patrick Lynch, the ell.
tor OF The Irish hlcon Newspaper died very suddenly
yesterday morning. lie taken III on Sunday hs Of
brain fever but supposed wouI terminate fatally.
NJ. Lynch man OF considerable ability, and previous
70 coming 70 this country be edited tbe Clare and Limerick
ksarsnsr. He wss ~ ye0s q age. LIS wife died Last
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The game was won by tho New York c'ah, having
beaten their opponents and 40 70 SPARE The bowling
both sides excellent, be by the score.
Buchanan bastcd well, making several very Emo hits
making two four runs three and three twos besides
bve single runs, making score OF ~.
The match between the FIRST eleven o~Ncw York and
the nrsi sixteen Of Newark % Monday and rcs-
day, the 18Th and 2oth inst
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in view the Of leo last inter, these prices
are outrageous and would pay our largo hotb eating
houses and restaurants, where large quantities
sumed form company to cut and garner ice their
ow account. The ice item In their bills is now no trao
The difficulty is there only two ice companies of inn
po,tancc and thoy have monopoly Of The business tho
Knckcrboekor is the largest company and has capital OF
$500 COO and 1903 they declared dividend Of IL per
cent The New York Company also docs very large bus
ness Il estimated that during the year 1906 over
100 600 of ice consumed In this city aone and
the probability that rs 900 tons additional will be con
sumed this year There is large export Of Ice from this
port during the year. In 1892 4352 tons were exported,
and in 1854, $40 tons the amount shipped This
vast Of the business Of the companies with the
essened competition should induce the companies TO owor
tho prices instead OF raising them Unless something Ol
the kind h done the Ice companies may rest assured that
the city will be kept in hot water.
TE CoLoRIp HoME.-1his Institution will shortly hold s
anniversary, when the annual report will be presented.
The receipts for the year have bee 40 81, Of which
there Is balance on hand Of ss4 is. Tho following u
the report as to numbers
Number remaining May !, 1885,. 29S
Number received since May /, 1855. ..........e 67
Number Of births since May J. 1S5S............. IL
OF these have died. %
Discharged fro Jornsd, or dismissed. ......... ~
IotaI. oo0
Leaving in the Institution. ..........."".. 800
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The match between the second eleven Of New York and
the eleven OF Yonkcrs came of yesterday The game
commenced at about half I&s 10, the New York players
taking the nrst Innings. The follow Ing the score
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The Shakers n NsksyN1w3vO0 oSpcped their meetings
70 The public. Walters Sunday often ds.spp,lnsi
by arriving there too late being ignorant a The bour no
A. that public worship bcsins
leuer from Jerusalem OF the 1Hh pri stales hal
icw days before, mas was celebrated for the erS
INC Chnch OF ~ Anne, In that city, which was given up
70 thc French some time by order Of the saAn Amer
mar, which was performed with somo pomp, the Able
Marun dchvercd sermon, In which, after thansns The
Emperor Napoleon for having so back the church be In
sisted thai the French ought 70 reluse No
restoraton m the Church &C ~ Helen Al Bctbensm, ADJ
a other sacred ednces which are ether "a1dacousp
usurrcd By the Greeks, turned 70 profsns nss5 ~
Turks The msss was attended By ne freS'h ps'sffm
then in JertE salem.
The Annapolis (Mi) ce.sl, understands thai No Rev.
Mr. Van Rokkenn, recently spponca ifcAhcn' !" -
=, hn's College, has declined " serve
Pew Theodore Capp, formerly prominent unnrn
prrarhpr IN New frlans bat resident IA Louisville,
XIV Il represented BE- IN very precariess condito
pn ~ car,,bers or Portland, has Withdrawn hs re-
siens,on Of bic Ia stOrsblp OF the iirst Socicty.
pcv samuel n Tnpfhcad has become the stated supriy
~ Jefferson CITY church, Missouri
Prjcs kinney who lately robbed the Cs,Losc church ~
vq,iirsburr Va over which he formerly ~ aled, tse
been 4 n, 70 the fcnitcriiary os ono year.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Launch Of the Iron Steamer Santa Marta.
The Santa Maria an iron steamer destined for the local
traffic the Magdslena river New Granada was launched
yesterday morning nine O'clock from the yard Of tho
Neptune Iron Works, foot Of Eighth street
This steamer has been built with special reference TO
the coasng and river trade in which she will be engaged.
The Magdalena river navgsblo for 700 miles, but Its
Is totuous and the channel filed with snags Of
most dangerous character The number Of vessels Loaf In
this river has been great that tho insurance companies
have raised their premiums TO rate that is ruiuous 10 the
owners and the latter have been compelled to construct
vessels that snag proo and the risk Of loss with
out insurance.
The Santa Marta is the first Of these vessels that has
been constructed, and to all Appearances is admirably
adapted TO brave The snags OF tho kagdaena.
This steamer Is built OF iron, with clamps Of
yellow pine; Is It's feet hong and 80 feet beam.
She has eight water tight compartments, and what is en-
lrey In the construction OF iron vessels 4, divided
In two parts by longitudinal oulkhead, which runs from
the stem TO the stern Of the vessel. This thought,
will ensure the safety OF the steamer, no matter what
snc may run Ton inc he sy ,s,se e
iron and frames feet apart The angle iron Is three
inches by three inches The joints arc bound by an unu
sua number Of strong iron nelson's. The clamps are OF
yellow pine inches by ten inches, and the upper
edge strongly bound with iron. The bottom Is nearly
ufait tDc wafer Dcauu'
fully modelled Amer the launch che drew fifteen Inches
Of water loaded the draft will never exceed four feet
AT tho launch yesterday large number Of gentlemen
engaged In the South American trade were present. and
much interest felt In the Of their vessel
small fleet of them will be built, provided this
one proves satisfactory. The steamer, which Is
three mastcd was gaily dccked with nags and on tho
word being given, ran down her ways In line style,
amid the cheers of the lockers This steamer vii!
main the foot Of Eighth street for couple Of weeks and
parties Interested in steamers Western rivers where
snags abound would do well 10 take look III her before
her departure for South America.
There s opinion in certain quarters that vesse OF
ths description be constructed cheaper In Blmoro
than this city but the of this steamer say this Is
not the the santa Marta only cost so 900 in her
present condition, and $50 900 will all the expenses
for engines fitting up and the IKE.
Tho Santa Marta has been built under the personal super
vision OF Capt Henry Robinson, who for number Of years
back has commanded vessels the Magialena river aud
knows Just what rs required -Four years since here
only three this river there ton
nearly all Of which owned In New York Tho different
companies have recently united, and known az the
"New York and New Granada Steamship Company. ~
The steamers between santa Marta, four miles from
The mouth of the river, 10 Barranquilh- The trade Il
principally IN hides and tobacco.
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TIE Police Dimculty.

The Albany Board of Police Commissioners, 81 their
meeting yesterday, did not dismiss Captain Horrgan, OF
the Filth ward, but after besitancy suspended him
from pay and dnty thirty days.
liout Files a Ike charge-insubor d'naaon-sus
pended for ten days; and policeman Evans like term
The Municipal Board had fitting also at three O'clock,
when Ieuis. Thaddeus C. Davis, Theodore u sorry anu
Sergeant stephen Johns tried and dismissed Tor IN
subordinaon Capt. Carpenter made Ills formal demand
on Chief Matse for the papers, books &C., pertaining 10
thcMuncpa Police Department Of New York, when De
hand refused Nothing turned In the progress
OF the campaign, and gradually now assumesthc definite
forms Of legal routine both sides decision from The
Supreme Court is anticipated 10 morrow.
The new Comm Issioncrs are In search Of new station
h)uses and have issued the following notice 10 that eect
OIyrcy on CoNsrs1oNI.Rs or Mr,WopoLrrAy)
PoIIcs DKTRCr, 81 WHITE eTREET
NEW York, May %, 1867.
NOnch--rfe Commissioners Of tho Metropolitan Police
Will receive pyopos ais at their oce sS White street, 10
the city Of New York. for the lease Of suitable tenement
In each Of the present police districts OF tho city Of New
Yerk said tenement 70 be Of sufficient dimensions to &C
modate the police force for the lodging Of Migrants AMI
ds'rdcry persons and the temporary detention Of poons
arrested for offences, &c. By order OF the
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS On
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MEETINGS. SUNDAY.

deem but proper 10 state 20 the members OF the
conference here, that tho conference viii meet here Al
ten O'Clock 10 morrow morning, quarter 10 O'Clock IN
the Afternoon, and at q quarter " in the evening.
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This Society has done little good TO the class Of
and sick colored people organized 10 provide for
TIE ORIHAS AsYLrM-nis Institution will hold rs ami
vsrsary exercises next week. when the annual report will
be read and statement Of the condition AMI prospects Of
the society will be made. Tho receipts OF the Orphan
Asylum from April, 1885, to April 1857, were SIS 1875 &c.
OF which ALL $725, was cIpcn led The following u
the SUPERINTENDENT repOrt-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-04
THE LONELY FLOWER.

IN The bank OF woodland stream it grew
Eed with light and with silver dew;
te. vas its life, or more, or less
Sustained by its own soft loveliness
ana the stream flowed on through a lonely dell
Where the softened sunlight loved to dwell;
wrapped in robe of forest trees.
And luiled by the moan of the autumn breeze
And so 1t grew from day to day,
a beauty and mystery:
I'LL. ut the last, in its sorrowful PRIDE
It sickened, and faded, and dropped, and died.
But the sunlight came and smiled in tho wood,
5 nd still by the stream the dark trees stood
And the stream itself flowed peacefully on,
Though the beautiful flower Of love was gone
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-04

a WICKED TowS.-The Getty Of Tiffin,''
village of five thousand inhabitants in Ohio,
appears to have gone over to the Evil One -
A young man named Cofman. burned his faith
er's barn, valued at 5 ,200 and then stole $3.50
of money from the old man; another youth OF
the name Of Frazer, robbed his father of $1,000;
the body of an unknown man was found in the
streets. on Wednesday morning of last week,
who had been murdered the night previously
the cholera is decima:ing the hogs; a series of
riots, fights, &c, had occurred within week,
and the Postmaster at Melnore, (near enough
to Tiiiin to be within the evil infuence,) had
recently robbed the mail of moaied letters, bu,
escaped before the officers of the Common
wealth could catch him.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-04

In Central Africa, says the Missionary Liv-
ingstone, the women have the upper hand
They feed the men. The wife is obliged to
supply her mother-in-law with fire-wood. A
man who has five wives, having returned home,
asks something of No. 1. No. 1. refers him to
No. 2. No. desires him to go to the one he
loves best. He is handled about from one to
another, till he becomes quite enraged; but
all he can do is to go upon the top of tree
and cry aloud, 81 thought had got five wives,
but find have got five witches" fla woman
beats her husband she is punished in this way ::
Both are taken to the market place and the
wife is compelled to take the husband home
on her back, amidst the people. On these oc-
casions the women generally cry out, .sGive it
to him again.