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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
CnAlLgNcr rsou Joa CouURS 10 ~

CHALLENGE Prom JoR COBURS 10 JtM
,din,ly amer she prisc fight between John
G. Hoeuan and Tom King the American Champion,
Joe CobuIn Issued challenge 10 tie victor, offering 10
fight him for e. COo sde IN Canada. and would allow
him 5000 FOR expenses In coming over Coburn
showed thnt De meant lusincs5 ny drposiiirg go IN
tie hand. u tie usual stakeholder tho editor 81 ne
Chggrr King having retired nom the ring. aud The
English Champion, Jcn Ince having IN conversation
with some New York sporting men, who had gone over
20 England 20 witness he tight expressed lis willing
ucss 10 cross the Atlantic AID fight tohurn prov dcd
tie latter would make match iOr sufficient stake 10
Justify him In doing and allow him reasonable sup
for expenses the latter transferred his challenge rom
King 10 Mace. ohering the aiicr sl,oO expenses Ia
hght A. Canada for 5000 side. Up 10 this time. ho
reply las been received from Mace ~ this specific cAa
lcnge; but by the last mail perccN That toburus
previous challenge to King had been received oI Tie
London SpOrffng Ncf.f TINS aludcs 20 u;
Mace suNo1s 20 be t in The field called upon ne yc'tsr
day snl erpcsi.d himself "a 20 1--WE another American q
csnce Of obauin. pu.iiGtc honor. and reputation JON
,sy. hat a. vel known h. fd.nd Tcn kias vii isle
40 more d. will meet Joe Cobmn tie champion VI ha'cu
ir goo Git0 sdo and iio b allowing 60 Amer. an
Soj for .IP"nto' {? cofe TO nf'nd M-ce h'ini rs uh
he would visit fi- usd SH'f de- aus cltun
Mr. kcii'dou a'fe". To tnd The 'n'%s II war; aud VII
.fruis. C0buru that H.. match, II made, ga, r popcn,
ou,d ont Tom hig also cni'd upon 9' l's'f4a' Hn' n
{, tobufn wishes ~, 10 staie coat ;. as iuA.N rd
if,ll tho Ring nd it under o ccun.teea Do ecu 'u1e
tain no moro challenges .fon' ay quaiier"
A tho chnllonec To Mace vas issued 10y Comm on
H.. strength of Ms (Maoch) own HssuIunce that re
would Gylt lin IN the British Colony oi Canada. W. do
not think Mac. can retreat nom bis own proposition
With honor cor credit e. himself IL will be- observed
that Cuhuru Offers Mace double Tic amount for expenses
~ come here tia. the latter offers CobuIn to 80 IA Eng
nd Tho assurance IT Mr. lichirdron. that ." he VIII
1nianteo Column the match shall be properly carried
ou" Is peculiarly Significant. when taken IN conh'c-
zion With his wcinown character aud rOurfe al con
duct al tho recent King aud Hecnan hght at WadhUrs
should "a match BE- made between COburn and Mace. 10
coo oil la Canada b would create la greater des.e.
m Interest on this continent. than that which attended
either The liver and sullivan fight, or the more recent
one between llecban aud Morris ICY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

ST. GEORGES CHURCH, NEw-YoIK. The
Rev, Tapping Il. Chapman has been appointed assistant
to thc Rector of ST. Georges Church aud entered upon
bis duties February This appointment viii be "a
qualification tho many friends Of Nh. Chapman, and
so one which We may congratulate the Rector and
members of ST. Georges congregation Mr.. Chipmans
long experience and admirable character are well
adapted to aid In promoting the successful udmiuistra
ton Of the immense parocbiI work Of that large aud
noursh ng church. Christian Times, Feb. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

CONVICTION on THE CHARGE OF MAYHEM
In the Kings County Court Of Sessions yesterday.
Peter Dempsey was tried indictment charging
him with hayhem, IL biting Oft the and Of
Nr. Edward Friol besides nearly scyering finger.
Tie evidence Was conclusive that the jury had no
difficulty In agreeing upon their verdict of guilty. The
prisoner will be araigned Saturday for sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

CoNsClLyoE.-A curious fact Is related by
ono of the acqadrtunces 81 Green. The Maiden mnr
dcrer who was engaged IN tracing tie cfnie homo to
him. They were w Boston iogcihe Green purchasing
nre,y 81 mirrors carpets. and "thcr household ge,i
With the proceeds u IA. crime. While "a the store. an
inquiry WIS made whether there had been any further
arrests ON account OF the murder ot Converse. Green
did not answer aud Mr. Slodd his companion, pug.
posely made an Indifferent reply. They returned home
through Souot,ie, and on the way met . g"nileman
who made a similar inquiry. Ihs time Mr.. Shcdd
thouehi he would let Green answer. Aner brief
pause Green said he yodthey were after somebody
aldms, Tho next ding yon hear, Green, the Post
mast,r Will be- shot through the griies."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
Tnr Artists lFuyp Society held II, fourth

ANNA, meeting yesterday. Tic Treasurer reports
sIJaO ia tlo Treasury, realized from the sale Z" the
pcurs Jonstcd to The fund by the rembes during the
pnst four Years. Tho following srtists were elected
officers for the ensuing ycnr:
President, j. ". t.slshr; Vice Pfssi'u' j. y kense'
Treasurrr T. NJ Ilon'r; Secretary, vincent ,yD,t f'"ai
OF Control ID. Iun,inso J. :. Suydnni, ~ '" iiubbtfj
W Nhi,,gcdge Tho~ Hicks; Committee OF Inquiry aired
Jon.. - H. bifsld. ID. Johnson, q. brown, W. ). non
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
United k,n,cs Supreme Court.
WI-uI>.IOy Wednosdav. IL

" HNhIUN, " t'lI' auHll T''' I"' I've
No. I32.-Grcone e.. Bronson and others,
compiansnts and the La Crosse and Milwankee Rail-
road Company respondents. Argument concluded
No. iHl-Tio SlhtO 81 Ildiana N.Y.. Henry Nap,tie
Ain cIso ID Wv TO- eggsmept io.;,J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

DsCEAsE OF A BANK PRES DENT. Mr.. Daniel
Enbury, for the last twenty years the President Of the
Atlantic Bank OF brooklyn, died at his residence No.
"A Clarke street, Yesterday morning Hewa in former
years connected with tie Merchants Bank of New.
York, aud the Long Island Bank of this city. The de-
ceased Was in tie 30.h year Of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

SHORT PAsSAGES.-lh o steamship Mississippi,
Capt Talbot flom New Orleans arrived at tii' puTt
yesterday afternoon. She tn Ncw-OIlcans On toe
morning OF the ith end the bar - p. same day,
arriving here at p. m l0. making the passage nom
tie bar in days aud - hours, being fte shortest
passages on record from that port She has q large
number OF pns,cagers; also 80 men belonging to the
la,h Regiment. Conn. Vols. Who ha,e come holsc on
IrIoulh. having ic-eni,tcd.
TIC ste w-lp Eagle, Capt. Adams f,om Havana,
also arrived yesterday. She lcis Havana at p. IT,, oh
mst. lrri,cd 1T her dock Pier No North River. l0,h
At D. NJ making the run a four day and ~ minutes,
which s ore 4 ,he shortest pa sge. ever made rom
thlt place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
R@1MLYN ITEMS.

PAYMEET or THB fOMCE.-ATangemcnts
have been made by the State Treasurer opay the Po-
lice force Of Brooklyn to-day the necessary ailount of
funds having been advanced by The Farners and Citi
2ens Bank OF Wl,amsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
t,DwARD FRERE's "LrTTLE HOUSE

IL KEEPER" Churchs TWILIGHT, konsetts /" KILL
LARNEY," CIopsey,. "TkoLi,D GignouAs "srRlNG'
and AUTUMN" Gtays CHARITY" Leuthes PARA.
Disc AND PERL and the other splendid pictures painted
W. 4. Walters, and view the gallery NO a4s
Broadwsy viii be sold On FRIDAY aud SATURDAY EVEN.
NS To doy and 10 the last ,enss for -e"'nr hi.
tls ,eustto~
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nIIIS TN AN9ENlHLY.
IAAai1 - s't'.N'fata
NORTH HlS ER wARfHoUslSG CONT

NORTH Eli In WARtHol slN0 COsfANN
Nr HiSEIICI introduced . bill Incorporating nincs
G uasellon. Eugene Muliigan. John G.. Dudley, j. N
Ba-rows X Mgiiggn. Z. a.. Barriws and A. q. Hove
by the nGmc Of the North River Warehousiug Com.
pauy Tor tie purpose Of carrying on the storage oi
oils and general warehou-'ng business "A al IL de part
ments usually attending ruch business IN the eft. o..
New.York. The capital OF the Company 90 be- siubuD
with the privilege IL Increasing 1t to $4,000. Tho
stock o. be divided into shares Of 0J each. lie Com
pany may hod reel and personal cstae to IN amount
not g. olc.ca $1,000. The corporation to be deemed
duly organized wien S5O00J shall have been paid iato
TIE cnp.l.I stael.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
DYSPEPSIA,
AND

|DYsPEPsIA, .v,
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
are curedby
nooFLANDs ~
GERMAN BITTEns'
The grea. Strengthening
These Bitt.rs have performed more Gre,
Have and do give better satisfaction
Have testimony,
Have homeopathic people TO voacb fcr ,aeu
Than any other article in tie market.
Nede'y any one to contradc. thi, assertion.
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To 'Dy 'ne that viii produce Certificate polished ~ "a
that Is not Genuine
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.
viii cure every ca.eof
cHRoSlc on NERVOUS DEBILITY pIsy6sy
OF THE KIDNEYS AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DleoI.
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
RS'cLTISG From DISORDERS oy TIE DrGrsrsvs OHsis
Con''iPs.ou Inward Piles, FuIness Of Blood 70 The d
Achisy o! the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn Di,sua
for Food, Fullness or Wei yht In the Stomach
Sour Erucations, Sinking OF Flut,er.
ing the Pi,of Stomach,
Swimming Head
Hurried and
Difcu!. BroatAinr
flutteing at the Heart.
cbohas or sufocatihg Sensa.ion. Wien
ia lying posture, Dirlne.s Of
Vision, Dots or
Webs before the sight.
Fever and Dull Pain ia the Head
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellownes, ~
Tie SKIN aud Eyes, Pain in tao Side Bach, Cne,t,
Limbs lc., sudden Flu,hes Of ea, Blrninsln TIE Flesh
-ou',n, lnasirin of Evil and Gree, Oepr.top Of s,s
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITrREs 70
NOT Alcoholic
CONTAINS No RUM OR WHISKY
aid CAN T MAKE DErSklRps
- TIE BEsp TOXIC
THs WORLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
- Rad WHO SAYS 50 .
ff1 no kec Levi q. Beck. Pastor Of TIE styt,CLgrsa
ie.aSs.son, y. j., formerly Q. ,le Norm Eertis. !.
Church, Phi ad.ig,-a-

4es-1elIlll y y, IofilrFIY O. tle Nonl Ftitlfi
Church, PuisdeqilA
7 have known Hollands Cermln Bitters EyoE.Jy FOR
runDer Of years. have used them in my family ard
lave been pleased with ticir effects that induced 20
recommend them 10 m,ny or, and know that they have
operated I'm sirs nzy beetcr take rsat pe4s
IL thn- pgbcy pr0caiug this 1cf, and calling ate
toa OF Those ndctei with leases for which they
recommended. these BitieTkrOsng from eIrerienoo
my recommendation viii BE- sustained. do this rpora
chcerly H00hsnds biters l. intended 10 benefit tee
afflicted, Gud ]. nos rurf drink"
ioufs truy, LEVI g. BECK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

From a.. Rev j. " Lyons icuaey pastor OF tie Columbus
u. J.l aud Mi.,s,Osn ,fsl baptist Churchoa
NSw-RoCHEILE Y. Y.
In G. H. JACKSON edy N1. fc. il pleasure thus cf
M, own accord bear ,estnou. - tho excellence Oh s
German 6crs. Some slrc being much AFFECTED WIN
Dyspepa utcd tcl. with very beneficial results have
.n recommended them to p,f0us onfesbed by that tor
nng del,e mi hsye heard rom them the mos, fasnns
.ouas heir soa, value IL cases os geresA ceoh-
~ $3.50 J. ". LYONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
TIE HoLsTEg QUESTION.

TRAYFORT- ON-MAIY. Jan. %, EveDilg.-At
yesterdays sitting o. Tie Federal Diet ne question oi
;te ui6drawsl II the Austrian and Prssian reserves
ron the Federal Corps Of Execution vas discussed IL
m.as resolved thai fresh Oi Federal troops
should DO maintained and that me gmeAt OF
tle dol sbod BE- expressed 10 Gen. iake iOr his
dict 10 reference to q. question OF tte occupation Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERs 70
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS No RUN OR WHISKY,
4zD CAN MAKE DErSklRps
BUT
70 THE BEsP TONIC
~ THE WORLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

from hc Rev. j. H. Turner, Pastor eldng VI Z. chaI,h
Philadelphia
DR. JAcKsoS- Dcdr S uAsls used your German Bi.ie'f
my family frequently au pared to say tnst u as been
oi a.. seryicr behave III. in Il general Do
bt, OF y,irn il j. the safest AIT valuable eusdy
ul which have any knowledge.
l0uu, repeatedly, }. IT, TURNER,
No go. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

ErOm tie Rev. Wsn,H Randolph Pastor OF Espt, Ceich
oerrIantJNg
Dr. q. J,cEsoSDfag Sir; Personal experience enables
ne to tat regard tie Gc.llan Brs pr.pAIcd by you
mott eacrclt medicine. III cases severe cod aYd
.-ncu debility, have be-l sres, benefited by the IL
BiteTs, sad dop6 ,y vi! produce slni sfscss
-tl,rs.
louls. auy, WARREN RANDOLPH
.ar 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

g, liz, Rev J. : Herman he German H,iofmee .lares
Kui.t0sn, IerAs County, Ia A.,
I'm & NJ I,CKsoN-liesporioi SIR: J have been 'rosots
p,urnsig nearly twenty year, and have never ,sd sn
Ftf,t "a u'e "a much good As Hoohaids biAefs
am yrry much improved in h'aii, n'er has a. ,tan u'
b,t.i.. Your with rcspcct J. . a. N"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
LEVI g. BECK.
From he Rev J. Newton Brown. D. D. Editor Of IT, Eny>
c,un.-!lL Of R.Lyinms kne -e.E.. and CL.isi.u
From tie Rev Jos. H. Kennaf Ps.Ios OF tn, Ion Bsp

Church.
Da JlCgsOs Der Siv as. BEEN feQlen, reonestedto
com NV name wl'h COMMUNICATIONS Of dsecut kDds OF
edic s.rig te Practice OF my appropriate
splssc haye in al cccgrd with clear prooiia
various in,f.uc.s ana particularly nav family OF the useful.
Of Dr. Hu0lsds O,rusu hlur4s depart ioE iron,
ny usual eIpIes. 10y M convection that fer general
dsliy y sc sysas daa e,iG FER Lirer ComI.IisL %
.Ife and rIntle prtI0ra1. tu !, may ''ii
b1t usually doubt no. It viii be very beneficial &c oso
- no s'nel from PIE above
i0-y,, ysly respectfully, ). ". ktNNAhD
5h below Go.ics sL Pli adel lAls.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-07-15

VAN AMDURaH's MESAdEnrE. - Tomorrow
this great geological exhibition Is to DO In Bid.
deford for the irst time In several years. with
oil is rare and curious specimens OF animated
nature. The present menagerie consists OF an
entirely new collection OF animals. large por-
ton Of which have been imported within the
last year, and oil Of which arc said to DO 10 the
finest condition. Among the rsrer specimens
included In the extended catalogue are mag,
nifccnt giraffe, the first that has been exnlolted
In this country for years, q white polar oea.: .
splcudid black ostrich, japanese or Moskin
swine. most singular creatures, foonsn pear
from Hindostar, the second one ever brought
IN this country, and many others that are SCI
don, found In similar exhibitions. The estab-
i;shment h more extensive the present season
,hsn nny menagerie that tho veteran Van Am
hrrch has aver before taken through the ooun.
trv' vet Notwithstanding this, and the fact that
The prevailing high prices render It's daily o..
pcndituscs much greater than ct any previous
lime. the management has made no advance In
The rate Of admission, which remains at the
low rate Of twenty-five cents. The grand Do.
rsde of the establishment on entering town win
furnish spectacle Of great brilliancy which
can be witnessed BY every one without expense.
A first class menagerie Is m exhibition no les
instructive than interesting. and that this u
one OF unrivslled attractive power We have the
evidence Of the leading papers wherever it hss
been. rtii OBJ ,lin cisafli tHa,tii
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-07-15

- One Of the most disgraccful acts com.
mittej by President Lincoln is the pardoning
of Col. Fish, late provost-marshal OF Balti.
more. His manifold crimes, Of which he
was righteously convicted by court-martial,
and for which he deserved imprisonment for
life, was condoncd by the payment Of a fine
Of five thousand dollars. This man was
proved guilty Of the meanest thefts, Of levy.
ing black-mail upon innocent people, and OF
the most shocking cruelty toward men and
women, whom he compelled to 60 South un-
der loose charges OF disloyalty.-M Y.
World.
Reading the above attack upon the Presi-
dent, we are reminded Of an incident which
happened in London recently:
At a railway shareholders meeting gen.
tleman would insist upon making very long
speech. The chairman. when he had con.
cluded. quietly asked the orator IL he had
quite done. "Yes, sir, quite" was the in
dignant reply Of the seated man. "You will,
consequently, permit me to answer you, sir ?"
"0h, certainly, il you can; but ! defy you
to do that" swell, them" said the chair
man, calmly, and with exceeding measured
voice, looking round the room, "I have to in.
form you that you are in the wrong room,
and addressing the wrong company. The
speech which you have made should have
been delivered at No. 6, first floor.
The President has not pardoncd Fish, nor
has he any idea Of doing so.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

Tho combination OF ingredients In these Pills 10
tho result OF long and extensive practice. They
are mild In their operation and certain In correct
Ing all irregularities, Painful Monstruatlons, 70
moving all obstructions, whether from cold 9TH
erwise, headache pain In the side, paipitation OF
the heart, whites all ncrvou, affections Mysteries,
fatigue, palm In the back and limbs. &C. disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption OF nature.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills was tho commence
ment Of new era In the treatment OF thoso irrcg-
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good health unless sho Ia regular, and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health begins
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DR.. Chccseman's Pills arc tho most efectu-
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TO Females. To oil classes they arc invaluable. IN.
dueing 1ih certain y. periodical regularity. They
arc known to thousands, who have used them at
different periods, throughout tho country. having
tho sanction OF soine OF tho most smmsnf PAysi
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Explicit directions, stating when they should NOT
DO used, with each box-thc Prieo Ono Dollar per
Dox, containing from so 10 80 Pills.
Pills sent By mail, promptly, by renting 10 the
Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINGs & HILLYER, Propristors,
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II. H. Hay a Co, PortlandI A. Sawyer. Bidds
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The phIls. press Of Monday saY,:

This invasion. IL II Is worthily opposed. will
be fatal TO the rebellion. II Il Is not opposed.
II may DO severe blow to Gen. Grant. Tho in
vasion Is not formidable in numbers II Is dan
gerous only 80 far As our apathy makec 1t so.
Don't wait TO send troops to Baltimore. Let
men 60. You will find place and musket
when you get there. II this rebel force is de-
feated, victory Is certain in front Of Richmond.
The simple fact that the enemy moves on Balti.
more or Washington. not into the Cumberland
Valley, proves the movement to be an invasion
and not raid. The fact that the main army u
Lee still opposes Grant, proves that 1t is not an
invasion In great force. The enemy solely de-
ponds upon the failure OF the North to resist
Lee has divided his army. He may have kept
thrce-f ourths and sent fourth Of II into Ma
ryland. II we win deal with the invasion, Grant
viii take care Of Lee. This is the best oppor
tunity that has yet existed for the destruction
Of the rebellion. The invasion Is q desperate
attempt, and indicates the desperation Of the
rebel cause.
LArEs.-It will DO seen by the latest news
that communication with Washington has
been resumed, and that the authorities feel
the city secure.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Editorial Convcn ton.

Tho Editors and Publishers OF tho State OF Maine
arc respectfully invited 10 meet In Convention at
Nsw City Hall, In Portland. on Wsdnssday and
Thursday, August 10th aud nth, for purpoics OF
consultation and tho organization OF o state Asso-
citation OF Editors and Publishers.
The Convention will assemble In The Senate Cham
Der In the New City Building, on Wednesday, at 10
o'clock A. nj. Ample arrangements Will DO made
for FULLY carrying out the business and objects OF
the Convention, and for tho entertainment and CON
fort OF the members from abroad.
Papers throughout the State are requested 10
copy.l
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-07-15

LARGE FIRE AT SALMON FALLs.-Fire broke
out In the picker room OF mill No. I, at Sal.
mon Falls, Nh, at 81 O'Clock Friday morning.
The steam pipes Of the factory pumps were set
at work, but from an accident to them failed
to subdue the flames, which spread with great
rapidly. Tho wind was strong, and endan-
gered the whole village. Assistance was sent
for. and the noon train brought three Dover en-
gines and several hundred men, and the Great
Falls engines como over. The persevering ef-
forts Of these saved the main part of tho town
and the railroad bridge from destruction. The
mill No. 1. the cloth room, repair and box
shops, the residence Of the agent, and largo
brick block OF boarding houses. all the proper
ty Of the Salmon Falls Co., were destroyed.
The new mill was saved uninjured.
Mill No. contained 1884 spindles. and
with the machinery was worth $3.50 900. Some
Of the machinery was running, and the loss in
stock and other buildings was probably $3.50 900
or more additional To replace ut present pri-
ces, however. would cost nearly half million
The insurance Is large for ordinary times,
but does not cover the whole. The Boston
Manufacturers Mutual has $50, 900. the Wor-
cester Manufacturer Mutual S25 900, four
Offices in Providence about 500 900, aud there
are other assurances.
The Are Is supposed by some to have origina-
ted from one OF the government steel togs, brok.
en- of and lost In the material, getting into tho
picker.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-07-15

FL. Prang & Co., Boston, have just issued
two new sets Of their beautiful cosmo-litho-
graphic album pictures. They are entitled
"aowers" and "birds Of America" and are Of
the earte-de-risits style. Their series represent
summer and winter landscapes, autumn leaves,
butterflies and moths,-in short. animate and
inanimate nature, with degree Of truthfulness
and delicacy Of touch which are hardly eI-
celled by the finished pencil OF the best artists;
yet the process by which they are made is the
common one Of photographic printing In col
ors. but II Is refined with such exact skill as to
bear the likeness Of painstsking labor upon the
easel. No one who has not examined these card
pictures can realize the perfection which has
been attained in the art Of lithographing in
colors.
These exquisite pictures are put up In pack
ages OF twelve and sent to any address on the
receipt Of any cents
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-07-15
Publishers Notice.

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raise tho price. Nearly the entire press through.
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