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Garden and Cemetery EnlbeIIisIt.

4 GENCY for the sale Of Chase s Co.'S New
"A York; ORNAAENTED IRON and TkRAIOIA
AkTICLkS, such as VASES, FOUNTAINS, nus
No. Manufactures Block, Union Street, Portland.
July q, 1se5.-d&w4w
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rTNHe annual meeting Of the President and Trustees
Il OF Bowd in College, viii be held at BARklSrkR
NALL in the College Jhapel on TUESDAY the 1Ist Gay
Of August next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS Secretary.
Brunswick July 5, 1866. july7dtd
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House and Lot at Auction.

ON Tuesday, August LIST, at O'Clock p. NJ, shall
NIsen house No. salem Lane. 1t Is two Story
wooden house, with basement, and finished through
OUT water. hard and soft. 1t ID sutableor 0ne
TWO on three iamthes- Well painted fnaiue anu out
and finished with bltnds-the whole in good repair.
Sale positive, title clear.
july25dtd H. BAILEY q CO., Auctionsars.
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Nntce,

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
"A ing or trusting judith Roach, my wife, or any OF
ny nmily, without my written consent IS shall
pay no debts OF their contracting alter this date.
- .l.. SYLVESTER ROACH.
Portland July Is, 1865. july26 3ws
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Caution.

My wife, Mary E. Cummings, having LEFT my oed
vi and board, hereby caution all persons agaip :.
rusting her on my account, as l shan pay no ueo'7
4 her contracting. .,,r,r,,rcs
Portland. July &c, 1se5.-d3ws
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DIR. TIBBETs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE,

DIR. TIBBETs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIsoov-
cry OF THE AGE, viii positively restore Gray Hair
to its original color, whether black, brown auburn
and being delightful DRESSING it imparts to it a
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance. 1t wiz also
promote o growth of new hair on bald heads, where
the glonds roots are not disorganized; and efec
tualiy remove all dandruf itching and humors from
The SCALP 1t Is warranted to produce the above
suits or money refunded. lv1 o ti+
TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
ae9 sa "a Proprietors, Manchester, N. III.
w. w. wHIPPLE Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may11eod6m*
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union Tlluminating Oil.

THHE undersigned has no hesitation In offering THU
Il oil to the public. 1t will burn in common fIuit
,a1nps and emits no unpleasant odor while burning
tconsumes as slow as kerosene, when used in those
amps. 1t is perfect substitute for FLUID sac an
on-explosve. -t-
,...-.. JOHN PURINGToN.
Portland, May = l600. eousm
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Bowdoin College.

TNHE annual examination Of Candidates for Admis-
i sion to Bowdoin College, viii be held at The Asw
medical College, at eight O'clock IN the forenoon on
sriday the fourth day on August also on thurs
DAY the twenty -l0uffh day OF August
w. LEONARD WOODS, President.
Brunswick, July ., 1865. july1otd
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Thursday Morning, July ~, 1866.
PORTLAND AND YICIHITY.

New Advertisements To-Day.
Collectors Notice.
Special Notice The Dead that might be Living.
House for Sale-Pearson g Smith.
BOARD on Peaks Island--R f. Skflngs.
Annual Picnic nipersalisht Society.
Wanted Immediately A Good Baker. ~
Wanted-Shook- Makers.
Scotch Picnic, T
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TUE annual meeting Of the overseers of Rowdoin
Il College, win be held At their Room In the chapel
N TUESDAY the first Gay Of August next, 1t Two
o'clock in the afternoon.
81 A. c. ROBBINS, Secretary.
Brunswick, July 5, 1896. $50 july7atd
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A SPECIAL ME ErING of the Stockholders Of the
n Casco National Bank Of tertanas viii be hello at
August next at o'clock Z. NJ, to upon The Ques-
Ion Of increasing the Capital stock.
z. Il. p. GERR1sH, cashisr.
July IA, 1854. Iuly1btd
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To Cool ,Consarner,s.

THE undersigned hereby oners to sell AL who WISH
Coal, at low prices either OF the Noal-as-eost
,ompanles OF this city, Of the same craze An1 a.
AMY pounds per ton, whether 2<iJ on oyyv ps on
he same terms of admission 10 this FreAege. an1
iii redeem the shares at the pTce a. eitLer OF
aid Companies Stock Will be worth, Two years hence.
- ~ - 77tt JANIS Ii. BAkEh.
July 18-d3w
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MECHANICS, HAI.

M ELL arranged for Concerts, Lecture, Exhib-
wv lions, Levees, &C., may be obtained on applica-
uon 70 RICHARD COLE, Superintendent
Junelodu No. Tolman Place,
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p For Sale.

OI 0fAACs s..
Co., The valuable three story BRICK HOUSE
#t;iiii and LIST on the corner Of State and Spring
- Streets, now occupied BY Mrs. Mcclellan.
enquire of j. & E. M. RAND,
Portland, July 12-d2wis 1928 Middle St.
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ASSN. QuAnrEnMAsrrn.u orT1or. U. 5. ~

-. POULAND, 1ialne, July len, lSlO.
pursuance ~ instructions nom tie I ia ,el n as
4 ter General U. 3. A, snan dispose VI puOlc
auction, At Belfast maine, at IL A. bl tie z1tli mat,
the following property OF tie Unlte4 Slatess
One Buli4lag % II < g. II Barracks .-- .s-
rs One Building 20 It ~ II Guaru houEs-
One Building 10 It Y 81 II COOK hOOns--
Tnese buildings are locateu on tne Irotting Park
In the city Of Belfast, anu can be examined 81 Sny
time on application TO Capt A. ". bean, Provosl
shal 9th Disiriet, Maine. at belfast, Aie.
buildings 10 Dc removed on Or Lefore July slBt,
1860. Terms Caah. Government Fun1s.
u E .Utf-stsfIttl ,hA.-NAsX AAAlAN
july12dtd Caps. anu A. ~. ~, U. 8. A
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PosrPoNEMENT-The High Street Parish
excursion to Saco River Grove is postponed to
Saturday, the Doth inst. Cars win leave York
and Cumberland depot. es'a
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n OTTO

A GENTLEMAN of good business qualifications
N having Cash Capital Of 5000, desires TO con-
meet himself with partner either already establish
ed In some rstcass business IN this city, able to
anew. Ak'3t NNS
Address, giving in fun and all particulars. for
one week, l A. B., xPress Qhlce.
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Mafne Hist.o.rtcal Sociefn.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Maine Historical So
i ciety viii be held at the hocms Of the Society, in
Sowdoin College, on THURSDAY, August 3, 1se6, at
EDWARD BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick, July II, 1865. July1Std
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poot for Sale.
Corn Mill.

TWENTY FEET long; Sails, Anchor, &c. IN goes
a. Atlantic Wharf.
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MUNICIPAL COURT. JULY 9e.
Thomas Delaney, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, paid $3.17, fine and costs. 8
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4 THEATRE.-Deering Hall was wen filled
last evening, and by fashionable audience,
drawn out by the first appearance of that
charming actress, Miss HELEN WESTERN. She
fully realized expectation, was enthusiastically
applauded throughout, and at the close was
called before the curtain. Mr. Medium and
Mr.. Murray sustained their parts admirably.
Tonight Miss Western appears again in IA
vorite part and no doubt she will be greeted
by a full house. Besides the other attractions
that old Portland favorite, Mr.. BEATTIE, Is to
appear for the first time in this company. a
20 1ls--------- i itttrie
U. S. MARsAAL's SALE.--An adjourned
sale of goods forfeited for violation of the
Revenue Laws, will take place at q. S. APP
praisers' Office, 19S Fore Street, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, this day, consisting of IA dozen fancy
pipes and cigar holders; jewelry, steel pens,
pen holders, pencils, ivory and horn combs,
fagalets, perffmery, sachels, ladies head dress
es, netts and scars; gents neck ties, gimp
trimming, sewing silk, shoe strings, hair soles,
&C., &c. oe s..3 49, +. s-..s - s s.'s..
Hft. =. .flii. ST.
p SMAsHNG.-Y Yesterday afternoon coun-
tryman, In wagon, stopped in front of Au-
gustua Penney's shop. In jumping from the
wagon, he pitched and went, head foremost,
through Penney's window, breaking seven
large squares of glass. He refused to pay for
them, but Penney held on to him until he dis
gorged enough to reset the glass broken. Sss
PIc-NIc.-The grand excursion and picnic
of the Central Church Sabbath School and
Society, comes off to-day. Cars win leave the
York & Cumberland depot at 1-2 o'clock, for
Saco River. The price of tickets for adults is
only forty cents. Three Silver Cups are to be
awarded as prizes for the best shots in arch
cry. The competition is open to all upon the
payment Of a small fee. d7's9a 4i & aaea
WE are glad to learn that DR.. Samuel HI.
Tewksbuiy, whose life was despaired Of yester-
day morning, was much more comfortable last
evening, and it is anticipated that he may
recover
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.Johnsoe IS Himself Aooi,, !

HAVING returned to the City, and enlarged m,
III old Shop, India st., would be happy 10 Zee nj
Of my old friends, and any amount Of new ones 81
II you want to be Shaved OF have your Hair Cut a.
1t should be done, 60 to
July ao-sOd2ws JoHNsoN's, No o India St.
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-r,t4Tr .,,l,ocriherg nle prepaleu % GhIND CORN
ar customers at their Mn 90 lOrs street. ofce
Commercial st., head OF hlcnaTosonrs aorl-
july17eodim ~ ~ V1n<-N q Sun
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EVENING SESSION.

The church was well filled in the evening,
and the members of the Council were pune
tual AS the resolution of Judge Davis had
been Withdrawn the Council proceeded to the
business for which it was called.
The records of the Church and Parish
which resulted ia calling Rev. Mr.. Walton to
settle over them as pastor, were read. The
Council then proceeded to the examination Of
the candidate. The questions were sharp.
embracing the various points of doctrine en-
tertained by the Orthodox Congregationalists.
The examination lasted until after 9 o'clock
and without its being concluded the Council
adjourned to 9 o'clock this morning, TO resume
the examination, in the Church. o'aeR 4 7
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Miscellaneous.

g Contributions from all parts of the country of
Whatever Is new, useful and beautiful In Mechanism
and Art are solicited. Steam Motive Power will be
supplied for Machinery. Honorary Awards of Gold,
silver and Bronze Medals, and Diplomas will be CIV
en- LOT arncies deserving especial notice. lu
communications from those who wish more paitic-
ular information, and from those who viii require.
large space, may be addressed to the subscriber.
July 19-2aw 4w
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0TONEBRAKER'S
y NERVE, BONE u CORN
IMMINENT FOR MAN OR BEAST

Warranted to cure Rhe01latlsn1, SpTaihs.
Swelled Joints, Sore Throat, Frosted feet, Pois-
ons, Sores and Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Corns,
Mumns. letter, Pains in the Limbs and back,
Sweeny, on man or beast, Saddle OF Collar Calls,
Distemp3er, Scratches, Sc, on horses and Mules,
and all diseases requiring an external Remedy;
All who know Stonebraker's Liniment will
testify that it is the most popular Liniment ever
sold in any countro, and that it has given per
takiug the place Of all others. This is strong
evidence Of its great power in removing Pains,
Swellings, &C., both on man or beast No Lin
iment has yet been made to equal it. 1t only
needs a trial to prove its good effects:
II. STONEBRAKER,
Funkstown, Md.
For sale by our agents:
E. S. LEADBEATER s. CO.,
oc l7-3m Alexandria.
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HARDWARE! HARDWARE!!
JAMES F. CARLIN.

&Wholesaleand Retail Dealer in all Descriptions
OF SHELF s. HEAVY HARD WARE. s#.s
Respectfully calls the attention of purchasers
to very large stock consisting in part as fol-
lows viz:
Hammered Iron, usual sizes.
Refined Iron, all sizes.
Horse Shoe Iron.
Nail Rods, n Norway Iron
Cast and Shear Steel.
Blistered Steel, American and English.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Anvils Vices and Bellows
Sledges, Hammers Pincers.
Springs, Axles, Hubs, Spokes.
Felloes, Shafts, Poles, assorted sizes.
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought.
Horse Shoes Axes, and an endless variety of
articles, all Of which will be sold low for Cash.
JAMES r.. CARLIN,
oct 14-tf No. 63, King ST., Alexandria
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CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES IN EVERY V ARIETY
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@'yeWelpy.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE KIND IN THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1900.
no KING STREET. TQ


IX7M w ADAM calls The attention Of his
w old customers and the public generally,
70 his large and well assorted stock Of
W WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and
PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, FANCY
GOODS, &C.. &c. He has Just received a large
stov TX ofSpectacles Of all kinds. andis prepared
to suit the eyes Of persons Of all ages: Also re-
ceived lot Of superior RUBBER EYE elias
SES, American WATCHES, gold and silver, of
all grades. Solid Silver Spoons, Forks, SC,
&c, manufactured of Pure coin; Also, Fancy
Silver Ware, suitable for wedding presents,
Forks, spoons. &c, &C., TRIBE plated on
white metal, Fine Gold Pens and Holders -
He cordially extends to strangers as well as the
resident public, an invitation to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere, assuring
them that call will not insure the least obliga,
ton to purchase. Having employed the very
best American English and Swiss Worhme11,
he is prepared to execute Re!airing OF all kinds
of work in his line Work done for the trade
at reasonable prices. All goods and work war-
rantea. Engraving neatly executed. sep II
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# sEAEGUl4VG VUMM MUNAN6A4AVNsW W LII =. ~.
20 his Excellency B. Z. Perry, Provisional
Governor Of South Carolina
Your letter Of the 4th instant is just now re-
ceiyed While much has been done In South.
Carolina that is conducive to peace and resto-
ration, tie President still thinks that it is i'm
possible to anticipate events He expects,
therefore, that you will continue toexercise the
duties heretofore devolved upon you as Proyi-
sional Governor Of South Carolina, until you
shall be relieved by his order. He observes
Yithregret that neither the Convention nor
the State Legislature has pronounced debts
and obligations contracted in the name Of the
State for uneonstitution and even rebellious
purposesto be void. He equally regrets that
The State seems to decline the congressional
amendment Of the Constitution Of the United
States abolishing slavery. I telegraphed to
you yesterday as follows: s'The President
directs me to write to you that an early adop-
ton Of the congressional amendment Of the
Constitution Of the United States aboishing
slavery by the South Carolina Legisla-
ture IS deemed peculiarly important, and
especially desirable with reference to the gene
raj situation Of the Union.
I have now only to say that the President S
opinions, before expressed, remain unchanged.
WILLIANkH. SEWARD,
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CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES IN EVERY V ARIETY
UPHOLSTERING AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Furniture Coverings, Damasks, Reps, Bro
catills, Silk Goods and Hair Cloths; also splen-
did assortment of Piano and Table Covers.
Linen and Cotton Chintzss for Furniture
Slips.
The largest and best assortment in the city Of
Tambor, Muslin and Nottingham Lace Cur
tains.
Curtains Draperies, Window Shades and
Venetian Blinds made in the latest style and
best manner by superior workmen.
Store Shades, all sizes and colors made and
lettered at short notice.
Orders from abroad solicited, and will receive
prompt and especial attention.
Our facilities for furnishing steamboats,, pack
cts, &C., are unsurpa ssed:
sep 6-3m WALTER CROOK, JR., Importer.
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We. have an account OF an interview between
the President and the Hon. A. K. Mcclure,
Of Pa The latter gentleman is a radical OF
the EXTREMIST sect, and desires that.a vast deal
Of hangin and plundering may be done IN the
South By the Federal authorities He calls
killing people s.erecting monuments to JUS
tice. 2 La this frame Of mind he paid his visit
to the White House, and we are glad to say he
came away very much dissatisfied. The Presi-
dent seems to have spoken very frankly and
with occasional warmth. He does not
desire 10 eonfseate the property Of the South
ern people, and while he insists that the two
sections shall be thoroughly reunited, be.
remarked, il reference to the South, it must
come back with allits manhood don want
it to come eviscerated of its manhood. = He
will ins1st, says Mr.. Mcclure, on the admission.
to Congress, Of the Southern representatives,
and he. means. to adhere 20 the political for
tunes Of tie Southern States II Mr.. John
son S views have been correctly represented, it
is a matter for congratulation, for they are
conservative and wise. If he. adhere to them
a breach between himself and large and
influential portion Of his party is inevitable.
The more radical wing is determined to dictate
to him the conditions upon which he can have
its support and if it cannot compel him
to YIELD it will instantly organize the bitterest
opposition to his administration.
Robert Tansill, formerly Captain Of the U.
s Marine Corps, and Colonel Of the late Con
federate Army, has published a pamphlet
detailing the causes, in his opinion, which led
TO the failure of the. Confederate States to
achieve their independence, ascribing as such
the want Of wise and just policy in direct
ing the bravery and patriotism OF the people;
the errog.ot not seeding prior to March 1861:
the policy Of placing too much reliance upon
foreign recognition aud succor; the error OF
the Confea srate Congress IN issuing an I'M
mense redundancy Of paper currency and not
imposing taxes to prevent It's depreciation;
the pernicioas policy Of enlisting men IL the
inclpency Of the war but Tor one year the
prejudielai influence of slavery upon the cause
od political feuds and anlmosltles and lastly
and mainly the terrible hardshlps and mlserles
Which the army we're. required to endure
durlng the last year and halt OF the war.
1t IS semi officially reported that the strength
Of the u. S. army has not been reduced to
anything like oloW figure as the statements
of o. correspondents Of Northern journal have led
the public to-believe. It's full and available
Strength still exceeds one hundred and eighty
thousand men, offwhich about one-half is on
each side of the Mississippi river.
The Wheeling Inteligencer says political
c91spiracies are on foot to compass a. re union
. q Virginia va and West Virginia.
I'VE suppose we shall next haveTthe efforts
q friends to reconcile and bring together a
divorced an and wife, desi ted as 'conspi-
raeies 7.9..5.' s . ..',,..l . ...z.s
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PUBLISHED lDAILY) By
EDGAR SNOW DEN N.,saSR

. 8- OFFICE--.No. 1O4, King street over
French's Book Store.
Advertisement and Subscriptions re
eeiyed at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow ;.
denis Office, corner of King and Royal streets,
over j. Owing Dry Goods store.
narTERMs OF SUBcRIPTIoN--Sixty cents
ner month or Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
in advance.
s ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual rates.
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Educational.
II NSTRUCTION ON TIE

PIANO, GUITAR, HARP, AND IN 70
CAL MUSIC.
The undersigned, after, an absence Of six
years again presents himse to ms TRENDS ana
the public generally, for giving instruction on
The above named instrum ants and III vocal
music -,
Those desiring to secure his SERVICES will
nlease apply at either Mr.. French's or Mr. En-
twisle,s Book Store. on King Street, and at the
Journal and Gazette offices >r,,
sep lift JOHN =. bfa y l.
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WALTER CROOK, Jn,
NO 22o, VEST BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Has such facilities, as to enable him to offer
inducements to purchasers.
Our stock is new and complete, and consists
in part Of
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HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!

HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!
A safe and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds:
Distempers, Heaves Hide-bound, Worms, Bots,
Scurvey, &c., in Horses, Loss Of Cud, Black
Tongue, etc., in Cattle.
READER DON'T FORGET!
STONEBRAKER'S HORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERS,
are becoming the most popular Powders now IN
use And Why? Because they are prepared OF
such Ingredients as are precisely suited to the
animals for which they are used No powders
ever sold have given such universal satisfaction
and acquired so great celebrity in the same time.
As an evidence oftheir superiority over all others
the proprietor stakes his reputation on these
powders against all others now put up. Only
try 4hem and be convinced Of their great quail
tiles II. STONEBRAKER.
FunkstoWn: Nd.
~''' 3. S. LEADBEATER s. CO..
or 17-3u Alexandria.
~ AIS MADE TO COME OUT OF THEIR.
* >71'0 HOLES 70 DIE
Great destruction Of rats.
It is paste, and used on bread.
Every box warranted dead shot;
AS it will destroy all your
Bats, Reaches, Nice and Ants,
Or you can have your money rciunGod
Not dangerous to the human family.
Try it-iend if it don say all YOU, Rats, &c.
You can have your money refunded.
Sold By druggists and country dealers gener-
ally. II s5rONEBRAkER,
FunkstozTn, Nd.
For sale by cur agents. S 40
4. ). LAADDEAII1R&6 s CO.,.
oe17-3m Alexandria
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VICTOR BECKgk. <,,-r ,n,oD
PIANO TUNER AND Reg LAIQK !,
Will attend promptly to tho Iunlng ana ~
&c. Orders will be received at M r. Robert
Bells Book Store, No. 81, King street; with
Mr.. John H. ParrotJ, and at Y. B's residence.
241 King street:
v. Becker also offers his services and Jong
experience in the business. to persons Wantlns
new Pianos, and wishing the advice OF an able
and disinterested Judge ap 4-tf
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III IL AAOCOD
0essGisves. epuunn116f = Ws(u1h
lecidsd Soe669v = 65ssl ! bat1ay - ~
censtsy orssnnb - lit ~. 4 -.
resposdsot sa1s: -
- n fseItak a ~ PAT sf~lhs In(l,
Catholics ofthts city. IN regard q de dS6e-
Grafton Of their cemetery, y Sefy graf and,
had mot III sr6tffof NE svsseion ~ he bat
tery upon the 6esDslsey gSpenas ben res
c;uded, serisus results would have eases1.
The women, especially. were almost frantic.
Az soon - they heard that The work for The
battery had been commenced. they rushed
BY hundreds to the csnetsry, teee open
graves with any implement they could pro-
cure, broke epen cOfBns, some Of which
had been deposited in The ground . few
weeks ormohths only, and others = many
years, and removed the remains TO the con
ssyances hey hsd Wrought with tsivih. One
woman more excited than al leaped into
the grave upon the coffin Of her deeeased
husband, broke open the boz, and one by
one ssn0ved the parts Of the skeleton, re-
moving the hair from the skull. and The
mould from the bones with Der garmcnts
Some Of the bodies were fsarfully decayed
and emitted dreadful stencil, but still the
work Of disinter,neut progressed, until it
vas ascertained that the order for the cree
ton of the battery had been counterDand