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Posi- OFFICE, &c.-W. R. Emerson, Esq,
us. Architect, was in the city yesterday ex-
amining the Post Office building and prepaf-
ing his plans for the new building. 1t win be
sreaollected that the architects and builders,
who examined the edifice, after the fire, recon-
mended that it should be taken down. This
Recommendation was acceded to and Congress
appropriated $15O,OOO for the purposes of a
new building for the Post Office, us. Courts
and U. Internal Revenue business. f;faoR i.l1
We understand, from Mr.. Emerson, that his
plans will all be matured in a few weeks, for
the new building, which will be an entirely diff
ferent structure from the present one. It is
doubtful if work can be commenced upon it
the present season, owing to the labor required
IN getting out the proper blocks Of GRANTEE.
The building will be . handsome one and an
ornament to that part of the city,
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Thc Dongla. Monument. Z, NJ EN-. ,

!, s s.ld All yisl Il CHICAGO ILL.,, Aug. 10.
The committee of arrangements for Iaying
the corner stone of the Douglas Moeument,
anhounce that the ceremonies will take place
has telegraphed that the President and Cabi
met will be present and many other ,distin-
guished persons are expected The oration
will be delivered by Gen. Dix.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL, COURT.

aeI SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. eiu lHa
io1 CRIMINAL TfRM.--wALroS, j., PRESIDING.
FnlDAr.-Louisa Dacon,a who pleaded guilty to
keeping house Of i'll fame, was sentenced To six
months imprisonment in the county jail. .t...
Charles F. Reynolds, indicted for stealing articles
from the house ofJudgc shepcy reracted his plea q
not guilty, and pleaded guilty. Sentence was de-
fcrrcd.
John NTarr was fried on an indictment charging
him with larceny Of cooking stove given by the Relief
Committee to Patrick Conlan. The Committee had
given Marr stove, and Marr went to Nash's store.
sold him stove, and then pointed out tho teamster
who callel for il the sgyc in front Of ConLns lent as
the one, Mr., Carleton defended tho rrisonar The
)nry found HIM guilty. Iaga n9ajasea b!g m A.
james Hunt, Simon Elwell and Northmau Babb
were arraigned for riot and ASSEMBLING William Clar-
idge, ofWcstbrooS, on tic 24th dy Of March last
The prisoners pleaded not g,iltyi w. G. Chadbourne,
ESQ.,, and Irwin J. W. Parker, Esq., appeared as their
COUNSEL Their triaiwa set down for Tuesday next
and the prisoners were released upon their personal
frccognizancc.
Court adjourned in consequence of illness of the
County Attorney, to Monday afternoon, 3o'clock.
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- 7FAfRsfss--Pa Patents have been granted this
wooH 20 oharles.H. Sawyer of Hollis, ass;snor
to self, I. j. Little and Samuel G. Randlett. of
same place, for improvement in cattle hitch;
Ruel Smith of Bangor, for eraser; and John
Johnston Of saeo, for improved dredging ma
chine -.
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Mr. EDrroR:-I would like to enquire of
the proper authorities, through your paper, if
they consider the property on Munjoy hill as
Of more consequence than the vast amount of
merchandise On Commercial street and vicini-
lty, in that they have stationed two FIRE steam
ers in the former locality, and none in the lat
ter. Should a fire break out in this unprotect-
ed locality, it would be almost impossible for
an engine to pass through the burnt district in
the day time, and utterly 50 in the night time.
- :, IS l'n1 i5tel CoMs1EncIAL SrRxEr.
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; IGoNrEMPLATED The Port
land Savings Bank has purchased the lots on
Exchange Street, extending from the post of
flee up to the Poole lot" on which it is in
tended to erect handsome block, suitable for
banks, stores and Offices. abHss.,f p.,,,ssr H. /.
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+ ADMITTED TO THE BAR-on motion of Jo-
siah H. Drummond, Esq, William W. Thomas
Jr, late o. 8. Consul at Gottenberg was ad-
mitted yesterday, to practice as Attorney and
1 Counsellor in the Courts in this State. = ri
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MiscclIaneous Dispatohes.

bas 4s.a bhs NEW ORLEANS, Aug. TO-
The steamers Adams and Saratoga were de-
stroyed by fire last night Loss $50,6o0.iif -
- go New YORK, Aug. TO-
A fire to-day damaged Frasier & Lees ware
house, IN Beekman street, to the exent of $20-
The Savannah Herald of the 9TH contains
the ann9nncement of the death of Surgeon
James F,Burdett, of cholera, at Tybee Island.
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= NEW Y oRK, Aug. 10.ll
The Herald's Mexico correspondence saws an
on board a large quantity Of provisions. 1T
was said that Maximillian, with q large body
guard would embark in her for Europe; while
on the other hand it is said, Marshal Bazane
viii order his detention by force if necessary !,
Letters rom Santa Anna to parties in Mexi-i
co have been intercepted, and numerous ar
rests made by the Imperial authorities. INV. :, Il 4
Santa Annals estates near Jalapa have been
contiscated, and thus several millions added to
the Imperial treasury. 11vua4 W x
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= I ~ ~ ID In 10 " .
From North CarOIina.

~ .rsa =. RALEIGH. N. C.,Aug. 10.y
j The Court Martial which has been engaged
here six weeks in trying army officers Of the
Freedmens Bureau in North Carolina, on
charges raised by Generals Steadman and
Fullerton, to-day concluded the last case on
fhe list, The evidence in the six trials which
have taken place, has been of the highest i'm
portanee, as exhibiting infinitely Che working
of the Bureau, all classes of witnesses having
been examined. The forthcoming trials Of
Messrs, Fitz Boyden and other civilian agents
Of the freedmens Bureau, will, more fully ex-
erals Steadman and Fullerton,
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Two Bon Mots have already been made upon
she Universal Safety Match, which can be ig-
nited only on the box. One suggests as le-
gend, Strike, but herep' The other thinks the
inve ntion "beats the old Scratchr
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Aaai,ional G,oun,,ributioa. G,u,

-
Yesterday the Mayor received the following
contributions for sufferers by the fire: ..ia1i
Methodist Society Kennebunk, ad- rsel l''.. y
/, ditiOnal fafaD sfasT iciaJ 81 I5lrl1 g9I 90 IN
Citizens Of Bloomington, vt, v,s saddi- itnA 9. q
tional, an;4oE 9 sso
Citizens of gRonghkeepsie, ($1O0;o oT .is.al.J =.
Of which is from tha Cengregation- 0i
al, ChurcA) by W. n. Pomeroy, 81 81 s :
Esq. .i,i 'i'tI 9di iI7 fnslaal TAO M
Citizens of Roxbury, Mass, addition t.,tal, y.
al, On m
Clnzens OF Waterbury; Conn., 1000 90
First Congregational Church, North nanj j. z
Brookfeld, Mass, .5jas,i5I ss :. q o. I IS Go
Citizens Of New Bedford, Mass, ad- 's ..i '. +.
/. dltional, iu"' r BE- 'asf.1,I 125 90
Guests of Waverly House, Wash ' 't'i
ngton, D. c., .9alsox 80 90
Clerks of 9th Auditors Office, Wash ,.....i a..
sn mgton,SD c. sss, 'i = q ' .'ftai. 49, 10 90
~ Total amount Of contributions received by
the Mayor up to August 11th $294775.s9. o'a :.
J. Mcclellan, Treasurer of the relief fund,
acknowledges the following sums:
Messrs. Alfonso & Co., Matanzas, 100 90
Rev. A. Cole, Cornish t'--" # 5ioi9t 10 90
Miss Harriet M. Allen, gratefully .acknowl-
edges the receipt of case Of case ca Of clothing
and bedding from the ladies of Gloucester,
Mass, through Mrs. Ring, for the sufferers by
the late fire, to be distributed at her discretion.
q N Ellsworth has received $25 from Mrs. Jane
h. Hill Of Boston, to- be distributed by him
among the sufferers by the late fire; also, four
weeks since, he received $15 from gentleman
of Westbrook, for the same purpose
| Messrs Barring Brothers have contributed
$4,000 to the Portland sufferers,
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WASHINGTON DISPATCHES say that the
presidency of the Philadelphia Convention
lies between Hon. Thomas Ewing, General
Dix and Judge Curtis.
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ANEW CoUNTERFEIT. - The Hartford (Conn,
Courant of Thursday. says that dangerous
counterfeit Of the denomination of S. on the
1st National Bank of Newburyport, Mass, has
made it's appearance in that city The face of
the bill, though 'coarsely Is well DONE The
flags in the background are quite faint as also
are the, coat Of arms of Massachusetts, on the
left and the eagle on the right. 1t can easily
be detected by close examination, AS yet the
deteetors make no mention of the counterfeit.
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{, OUR NEIGHBoRs.--In our new Office we
have on one hand the Daily Press, and on
the other the Daily Argus Being an inde-.
pendent power, we shall preserve a position
OF armed neutrality between these belligerent
forces, and hope thus to keep the peace. In
tact, we have no fears on this head. Misfor-
tune makes strange bedtelIows, and in tines
OF common calamity even the nature of saw
age beasts Is softened. We have no doubt
we SHALL all make very "Happy Family. 2" -
TRANSCRIPT. ..lL.a - h. - I. - IA
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House and Lot for Sale

nj o. 70 Oxford street. I1e House contains II I'm
IN ishcd rooms. and room enough to finish tw,
more. piped with gas, plenty of water, and is con
veDicnt for two I;imilies. Rents for $780, VIII III
sold ut a bargain. Apply to M. A. MORSE, OIL thu
premises. aug11--1wx
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Aid for Portland, ,

=. BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Aug. TO-
Portland sufferers. = : c&~1s-YYoo =
WATERBURY, Conn., Aug. 10.
Money to the amount of about $500 has been
subscribed in this city to aid the sufferers by
the late fire IN Portland. IN n1 4
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? LIQUOR SEIzUREs, The Deputy Marshsls
yesterday seized small quantities of liquor in
the shops under the o. s. Hotel, kept by JOS
eph Cowan and William Brooks.
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For Sale.

A BOOKDfNDEIsS Stamping Press nearly NOW
n and two second hand Cutting Presses fnau;roo rv
of EOURSE 81 RANT
Boston, Aug. G, 1896. ,Iaf
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THE best invention for relieving lady's waist
of the weight of her skirts is Madame Foys
Corset Skirt Supporter. It needs only to be
seen to be adopted. 1t is sold everywhere. ''a
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| SOME Folks CAN'T SLEEP EIGnrs.-wc are now
prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the trade
and the great public generally, with the standard and
Invaluable remedy, DoDD's EEnvIsE, which article
surasses all known preparations fir the euro of all
forms of Nervousness. 1t israpdly surcrscdhg ev.s
cry IrcIaIa alton of orium-the wcll-known result or
which is to produce costivcness and other serious @
ncultics 1t alays irritation rcstessness and slasms
and induces regular action ofthc bowels and secretve
organs. f'',AN'A ~ "a IVA
Nolrciaration for Nervous Diseases crer sold SO
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Slccpcssness, loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the fearful
mcEtal and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
of nervous diseases. Dodds Nervinc is the best remc-
dy l,nwn 10 science. Sold by an druggists. Price sty
GEO. G. GOODWIN S Co.. osr.
aug11Sn1yd&W Wlnlesa s,trnnfq J,octo-,
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soFfs Political.

- '.i's--a9 Z s1 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10. q
Albert jackson has been nominated for Con-
gress by the radicals in the Third-NoelPs-
District st,,le--9s
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Religious NOTICES.

a NS- Services tomorrow at the High Street Church
at the usual hours, forenoon afternoon and evening"
ny Pastor, Rev. VIM. H. Tenn. Seats reserved for
those desiring to worship with this cbnrch. "A, Y,
sES- The services of New Jerusalem Church socie-
ty VIII be held in Park Street Chdrch, tomorrow
morning at 1o3 o'clock. Subicctof Sermon, .Temp-
tation Of our Lord" .i0i Init y4fdn ysT
bEg- The Second Parish Society VIII worship to-
morrow at o'clock r. NJ, in State Street Church.
The Sabbath School at 1ot 4. NJ in Boys High
School. Entrance ftom congress st. l.aJ -
bS- Rev. E. II. Hall, of Plynsuth, EIass will
preach at tie First Parish Church morn
ing Vesrer service at 7tP. NJ s.s.ho Tiels.l - {
aEg- Rev. c. Munger, Of skowheean, will nreach Mt
Pine Street Church tomorrow.
M5- Rev. E. P. Parker, Of the South Consrcpa-
tonal Church. Hartford, Ct, will preach at State st.
Church Sunday Am. ~ 4 s-.,oli e1l''a 37l q
Ns@Thcrc will be no preaching service at st. Law
renee Street Chapel tomorrow. Sabbath School at
tho usual hour.
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Two store lots for sale on Congress Str eet
Also five houses at 81 500 each See ADVERTISE
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TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-Une men OF space' III
length OF column, constitute q square: -
$3.50 per square daily first week % cents per
week alter three Insertions or less SlOo; continu
Halt sduare three insertions less rs cents one
week. $1.OO; SO cents per week after.
Under head of 'AMUsEMENTs, 500 per square
per week: three insertions or less, $1.50. Ma >
Advertisements inserted in the .'MAINE STATE
Pass" (which has a large circulation in every par
Of the Siate) for S1O0 per square for first insertion
and 80 cents per square for each subsequent inser-
lion. - 10 4il Big
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Foreign marle,. Per Atlantic Telegraph.

Foreign Marlscts. per Atlantic Telegraph.
LONDON, -4ug.s
Consols closed to-day at s73 for money. United
States 6-20s at close of business Cs2 Illinois Central
sllnres quotedat 10. Erie 49, eSt .of
LIVERPOOL, Abg, s..
The Cotton salos to-day rules steady at unchanged
quotations. The sales reach 10, goo bales n ~
-WE. LONDON, Aug, 0, Evening. Z
Cosos were quoted at tile close Of business to-day
at s7a for money. The laest SUES fAmorican
rites to-day were at the following rricos: United
States 5-20's were quoted at csa. Illinois Central
shares closed at7as Erie Railroad shares were quo
ted at close at 4S4f II = a vvAtkr1rE
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9, Evening.
Tho Cotton sales to-day foot up 5000 bales The
market closes dull but quotltiods arc uuallcrcd.
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...an e.. New ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
The military authorities have informed May
or Monroe to make no more appointments or
perform any other official acts without their an
DrOyal l-1'i-7- II -fiTf
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The ChoIera.

tfI-..Y- NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
There Were "a deaths from cholera in this
city from o'clock A. M. yesterday to 6 o'clock
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AbatemeHtseESh She Cholera I'M New Work.

los = 'il New YoRK, Aug. 10.
"a Reports from,ah quarters indicate a steady
abatement of the cholera hereabouts. Eleven
new cases and nine deaths were reported m
sions to the hospitals or Blackwell's or Ran
dall's Islands. In Brooklyn there were thir-
teen cases and two deaths, and a marked de-
crease on Governors Island.
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ausl1sn1yd&w .s.. WHOLESALE. Agents. Bostoa
Portland Mutual Fire Insurance
az .G- Company. .al,GiLW i

THE Directors of this company havc voted an as
sessmcnt Of three rcr cent. on amount insuroI,
(bcng the amount of depositc motel To be collected
forthwith. Persons having policies Oh renewals is
sued by this Office. who have not suffered loss by tie
lre, arc hereby notified to surrender their policies
may have effected in other Offices slice the fire NAV
not be acctcdby ucif n6glee and aiiat tho affairs Of
the company may be adjusted astsiecty as possible
The Directors hIvc aiso votcti tile first dividend of
ten PEI cent.ei all tses by theate aIrcs to- Je paid
'at office, on and atlef Thursday next. =.
/ - EDWARD SHAW, Treasurer.
Ollicc Free Street. over II, Ii. Hays. n urs+fz
! Aug. II. 1ecG. ~ - Il es- Es& k>EAA div
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FOR S4LE!s

FINE STORE LOTS ON CONGRESS
'"i-lt,t F STREET, IS * H9a
nPPOSITE Mechanics Hall. Cellars nearly COM
~ lhctcd i>r two stores. Good two story honse in
deel. So ~
:. Also block OF four Houses on Snmncr strcet--
three brick and ono woodnll in good repair al, sup.
plied with an abundance of pure acquedut water
Also the last hause on the northeast side of Alder
Slreer. Pricc $1,000,
Amly to ". H. LEIRIs, Real Estate Agent, Of
nee olPetltc Treble Honse. ~ .,ta il,lgl1lIwro.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, tSunday excepted,l at No. 1 Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
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u n, -. Ut lOT. LOUIS, IduBs 10.
TWenty-one cases of cholera are reported for
the ~ hours ending at noon to-day, four of
were fatal
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GAIT BLOCK.

First Glass Stores for Sale! 81
'HESE fiue Granite Front. Stores situated at tho
the Grand Trunk hallway Station Irc the best built
anu most eommodous stores in Portland Size 2C it,
front py ~ IT. depth, four stories, cellar and attic
Merciiandse can be discharged from or loaded into
cars OF every railroad that enters ihe CITY, w
Apply 70 To- II. T.. M.ACHIN
'uS WV lead OF Gait Wharf,
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Murders by the Indians---C hnngc Of Conn
paanders M New Orleans. e AZ

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
Grant has been informed that Lieut. Daniels
of the 18th Infantry was murdered by the In
dians near Fort Reno, on the plains Since
the 18th qlt, twenty-four men have been scalp-
field as chief engineer of the army. General
Baird has been removed from his command In
New Orleans and is succeeded by Gen. Stone
mans : z f9a}EJE- -&2az-.a aAnRQ ala,
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Store Wanted.

Tn a good location, suitable fer Variety Storo..
.Wftf f& &tikif. Address. BHG ffWENt
e j. NEWMAN,
aup11-ctx fqefz esCfsFlf5 3 ~ q Post Office
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Esea.tie..l of a. Murderer.

y GLEvELAND, Ohio,Aug. TO-
Alexander Mcconnell for thsa murder Of
Rosa Calvin, was hanged at twenty minutes
past II this afternoon. @''N
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MUNICIPAL. COURT.

3as Id. JUDGE KINGsDURy PRESIDING.
FmDAv.-PatrioE Welsh, for assault and battery,
paid 81 80 fine and costs. & 81 a ''i 'li- 81
Arthur Libby, for drunkenness and disturbance
was fined S. and costs. Committed.
John Williams, for larceny of small quantity Of
brass fom the rufus Of the place lately occupied by
h James s. Staples, was sentenced 10 thirty days In
tho county iail z, t4,+ ~. ~ ~ i,l -,
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Lodging.

6NE or two gentlemen can he accommodated with
~ nice furnished room, lighted by gas. A noe
real name Will receive attention, it directed to
rs" box 212S post office
AugS- tw
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For Sale.

fyTERY desirable Building Lots on Deering Street.
at les Than the price for radjoining land, if ap-
piled for immediately. a --S y ~
iW aug11dtf H8g e~,, II. NJ. g G. PAYSoN.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
Boarding.

A SUIT of pleasant front rooms, with board t
n let at II Free st. IT ~ sir "
Respectable transient boarders accommodated
aug9-1W#
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Land for Sale,

"A LOT o.. land on Cumberland ST., above Wash
IA ington, 81 by 80 feet, with two cellars in good
condition stone and brick. Will b. soil low.s In-
qulr at office of B. D. EERRILL, No. 10 Free Sta
Aug II, lsh6.-dH iH3aildi 18#faq ~ Ha',a ri y
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-18
TAKING Up A COLLECTION.

Rarely have we beard better story or
a better told story, than this, from rev.
erned gentleman in Missouri;
The life of preacher, IN new coun
trv, from secular point of view, is
hardly as smooth and free from difficulty
as position u more cultivated and
popular communities Usually appears to
be. The people are thinly scattered here
and there, engaged in different pursuits,
though chiefly agricultural. Being col
lected from all parts Of the older States,
and gathered from every class of society,
they meet upon the same common ground
upon terms of easy Familiarity. People
Who live in a new country generally have
pretty hard time of it. They live a
sort &C rough AID tumble life, wearing
ont their best efforts in struggle for ez
,stepce. Under these circumstances the
materia, sometimes absorbs completely
the spiritual, and the people not unire-
quen,ly get SO far behind with the
preacher, they have to be powerfully
stirred up from the pulpit.
IN one occasion we had visit from
the presiding elder of our district, at one
of our quarterly meetings. We had not
pajd our preacher "uary dime" as the
bows say, and VS. expected schorer from
the elder.
Well, we we're not disaT pointed. He
r,eached US a moving discourse from
the text .sowe DO man anything" AT the
close of the sermon he came at once to
the subject in hand.
Brother" said he, shave you paid
Brvthsr--anythiDe this year D.? Moth
ING at all. l understand. VIII, now, your
preacher can t live on air, and you must
CAV up-pay up-that's the idea. lie
,rt=dj ;z-gnt7-fve dol..a.ss a0v aad NUS
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NEW STAGE LINE
MIFFLlN, PE8RPSgILLE AND CONCORD.

Leaves Perrysvile Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at q clock. a. M. and arrives at Con-
cord at o'clock, P. n.
Leaves Concord Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at O'clock, a. IN, and arrives at
PerrysvIlle at 3 O'Clock, p. m.,-in time tor
the trains going East and West.
Stages will leave Mitilin Station as follows ).
Leaves MItfiIn Station on Saturday, at i a.
N. and returns on Mopday; leaves Tuesday at
. a. IN. and returns on Wednesday leaves
Thursday at a, IN.
Stages will leave Miffiin Station for Acade-
mia, daily IN the evening. and return in the
morning IN time for the East and West trains.
Baggage and packages of all kinds are tax
en- in charge and promptly delivered at mod
crate charges. The Stages on the above rou-
tes are in GOOD ORDER and under the
charge Of compel ent and experienced drivers.
The proprietor hopes, by strict and person
al attention to business to merit o fair share
Of public patronage.
LEAUEL r. pEALE. Prop.
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A CHILD BORNE WITH ONE ARM.

The Albany kajchtrbock.er is respon-
ble for the following: One of the most
remarkable cases that has ever come un
der the observation of our medical fra
terniiy has just transpired at the resi-
deuce of a young mau named Abriel
who resides on First street, Arbor Hill
Mr.. A. is a returned soldier. He has
been home something less than year
hen be came home he was suffering
from a mimic ball wound through the
tleshy part OF his right arm. 1t became
SO bad that the attending physician talk
ed seriously of amputation. This work
ed seriously on the mind of his young
wife Che had but short time previously
got married She cared for ard dressed
the arm regularly, and paid every atten-
ton to it, not wishing to see her husband
with only ole arm. This was some eight
or-niue mouths ago. Under the kind
care Of the wife, whose whole attention
was absorbed in the thought of one
aimed husband, the wound got well, and
the arm was saved Now for the SEQUEL
The other day the wife of Mr.. Abrie
gave birth to child who had one we'll.
developed arm, but the other was a
stump, similar to one which the poor
wiie's mind was impressed with at the
time the surgeons were taking of taking
OF her husbands. Ampuiation could
not have produced more beautiful stump
and what Is more, the scar OF the bullet
hcie, SO visible on the fathers arm, was
as visible on the chid's arm, at the base
OF the stump, as If really inflicted by a
bail. This Is the most remarkable case
of "chid.mark" ever Guown. Ii has at
tracted the attention of ali our leading
physicians and surgeons. The child is a
healthy and beautiful one, perfect In every
respect, save .bs absence o. the orE -e.
fs.rea .