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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-15
Little Miami, Columbus & xenia
AND --~---
DAYTON & WESTERN
Is u q q p q 2
1 AII1o q AID -.

On and after SATURDAY, June 90. 1867. FOUR
TRAINS DAILY will leave Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, 81
LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN
DIANAP0LIs g CHICAGO.
Without change of cars to DAYTON and
MOND, and only one change of cars co p
ras DlANAP0LlS and CHICAGO. .s-n
Connections reliable as follows:
,- .=-4- FIRST TRAIN.
DAILY, except Monday0
Leaves at 1870 A. NJ for Cincinnati. Circle
vile. Lancaster, hillsboro anf Chillicothe; stop
at London, South Charleston, Xenia, Corwin
cinnati at 6:l5 A. M.
itg19s5} Z SECOND TRAIN -.a
-, Oaily except Sundays.
Leaves at $500 A. N: for Cincinnati, Dayton
Richmond, lndianapolis, Chicago, and stopsri
West Jefferson, London, South Charleston Ce
darville, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin Morrow
South Lebanon, Fosters. beveland, Milford ar
irving at Cineinnati at 1920 A, NJ. connecting
with the Mail Bosts.
THIRD TRAIN. iA rriI4a
DAILY except Sundays0 rs --f,
Leaves at t2:i5 p NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton
Rlcbmond, Indianapolis, and Springfield via Xe-
MIA, arriving at Cincinnati at 4:50 Z. III.
FOURTH TRAIN. -'
Daily except Sundays0 ~ g
Leaves at $50 P NJ. for Cincinnati, DAYTON
and Springfield via London, stopping at Alton,
West Jefferson, London. South Charleston, Sell
Morrow, Loveland, and arriving at Cincinnati
l0:35 Pm. ii'.ti-.-4 = issT -.
Sleeping Cars a re nm n m Nirht Tratu
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rszxW "The wonderful prosfess Of Mediea
~ n EScience during the past sSc years only
n ~ kmakes it possible for the conscientious
4 AvE Physician to declare, now, that CoNsuMP,-
~ kMTION is as CERT AINLY CURED as bsterna1t-
E<sS TENT Fsuer. and as CERTAINLY PREVENT
D as small Pos."-Rer. Charles 3. King. II. D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-15

PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
/ Britain and Ireland, by Steamship and Sail
ing Packet, at reduced rate. TAPSC0TT BROS.
CO., e6 South street, and % Broadway, New
York, continue to iss ue Passage Tickets. available
for twelve months. from London. Liverpool. or
any amount, from fI ard upwards. -
BAILEY TH0MPSO, l. CO., Agents.
mch14-wly Bankers, Columbus
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
John Station Court of Common Pleas
OF Franklin County,
Samuel Swickard> Ohio
DY VIRTUE OF s.VEN Dl,, TO ME
ID directed from said Court in the above stated
case, will offer for sa at public auction at the
door of the Court House, in the city Of Columbus
H-..a..
Tuesday, the 10Th dav of November, A. D.
1867,
at o'clock P. NJ. the following described real es-
tai e, to wit:
Lot No. Is in the town of Groveport, in the coun-
ty of Franklin and State of Ohio, and adjoining
the Ohio canal.
Printers fees $3.50. - -.
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CUNARD STEERAGE LINE.

DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV-
- ERPOO!., calling at QUEENSTOWN.
From New York every Wednesday.
From Liverpool every TuesdaS.
From Queenstown every w Wednesday.
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50 (gold). Steer
age, $50 tcurrenc). Storage tickets from Liver
pool or Gu, enstown at low rates.
Drafts tor sale on Great Britain and Ireland.
For Steerage assage. apply to ,,,r
.s. ..1 5.- No SO Broadway, New York, or to
Plus PADGlTT, Agent,
American Express Co.. No. Il Buckeye Block.
decl7-dly
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This train leaves Sunday night-nct Saturday
..ss@ff 81. JAMES PATTERSON Agent.

This train leaves Sunday nightmnct IT. Saturday.
Little Mtami & Columb usA Xenia b H.
Ciacinnsti, Dayton. Richm'd,
indianapolis. Chicago. Cir
cieville. Lancaster, Hills - as. ai
boro ara Chillicothe ;. lao .. m. 1850 Q. M
Ohicaga. Indianapolis. Hills
boro'. Chilicothe and Mari
eta ......................5:0o a.. m. 11.o0 .. m.
field, via Xenia, Richm'd Lro
Cincinnati and Springfield
via L0nd0n'-,,,;:'sF.o HoUaH. Z T sss assa.. p; m
baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Central
~ a. ohio Division. +5,s,a a.,4-
%. mll s TRAINS EAST.
No. Wight Express leaves Columbus at 200 A. N.
No. tiehtuing xpress :. 1l:lo A. NJ.
NJ. Mail and Express :" 150 T. M.
TRAINS WEST.
NiSnt Express arrives IN Columbus 1'ss P.M.
No. 10 Lishtniug Express :. $50 M.
Columbus and Indiana Central Rail-
way. i-r
Might Express. 1925 A. n. I:5o 4.
Day Express --..--l,so An Ha6 l:,6 g. n.
Accommodation $50 A. 4;io r; M.
Trains leave Newark and arrive as follows; i.
Nail and Express. .........1o:o0 A. n. 100 P. NJ.
Fast Freight and Passenger, 1;oo g r N: sis T; M.
Pittsburgh, Columbus & Cincinnati.
Night Expres....... $50 4. NJ. 1906 Midnight
Lightning New York
Mali sfsEsi' ens E.prs.s..:. ases n s n n
E .Iocal Accommodation 500 A. NJ 7eo p. NJ.
Ito Denison only-starts from Freight yard.
j. B. PETERS, Agent.
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$1. 600. 900 in Watches !!
FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
ONE PRICE PLAN
GIVING EVERY PATRONA
Handsome and Reliable Watch /!
Foa The Low PRICE OF $40,
without Regard TO Value!

81 Every patron obtains q Watch by this ar
rangement cos ting bat sl0 while it may be worth
81, ,OO0 No partiality shown. ia
We wish TO Immediately dispose of the above
magn fcent Stock. Certificates. naming the arti-
ces. placed in sealed envelopes. and well mixed.
HOLDER. are erttled to the articles named on their
Ger tifcate upon payment of Ten Dol ais. whe .her
it be a Watch worth 81 coo or one worth less. The
return of any of certificates entities you to the
article nap ed thereon upon PAYNE I. irrespective
of its worth, and art le valued less than SO
is named any certificate it will at once be seen
that this is
No Lottery, but a STRAIGHTFORWARD
legitimate Iransa cSiOn, which
may be participated in even by
the ImOst fastia iOuS!
single certificate will be sent by mail pos paid.
upon receipt OF 25 cents, five for 81, el, Ven for 81.
thirtv-three and elegant premium Tor IS, sxty-six
ano more valuable premium for $40. one hundred
and most supeb b Watch for SIS. To Agents. OF
those wishing emplo, ment this rare oppurtuni-
ty. 1t is legitimately conducted BURNERS, duly
authorized by the Government. and Oren to tht
most careful scrutiny. Iryws!
WRIGHT, BRO. & CO., Importers,
16l BROADWAY, New YoKK.
oct15-d&wem
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O!glop O!!l')!!g i q !Statels';u|llarl, 81


Showing the srival and departure of trains at &c.
tmnus, pho. On and after Monday. April 70. 1857,
aims Will run g follows:
cleveland, Columbus & Cin,ti r.. n.
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LIFE -KE EAE.'ER-SER. NTH.
H.sFE-gE H-STRENGTEa.
LIFE-HEALTaE- E-S'CxENGTB .
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
S ECIFIC PILLS

Are prepared by the Messieurs Garancier 4 Du-
pont, Phsrmaceutists, \ o. 2l4 Rue Lombard. Paris
from the Prescription Of DR.. Juan Deamarre, Chiei
Physician to the Hospital du Nord on bariboisere.
LETTER OF Recommendations. 2
PARIS. May st 1868.
GENTLKsEN:-We have used the "SPEcIFIC
PILLS" made from Doctor Delamarre's Pre-
scription. du:ing several years past, in our
private and public practice, and have found
them most energetic, and efficient Rem
edy in cases of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly. Daily. or Premature + Emissions: Sex
ual eak ness, or Lu,potency; Special Derangements
of the Nervous System; w eaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; RelaSation o
the Genital Organs; " eak Spine; Affections oil the
Eyes Lime" oI Brick Dust Deposits in the
Urine; milky" Discharges: Paeness of the Skin,
with Sunken Checks and Bloodless Lips; "Pinched" !"
Features IRREGULAR Action of the Heart. and in all
the CHASTITY train of symptoms arising from Over
use Abuses or Loss from any cause, of The Nervous
Force. H r---
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any Symptomdtic Organic
Afections of the GENITo- URINARY SYSTEMS. to use
these Pills. With high respect. we are yours most
sincrels
g. d. pUJARDIN, NJ. D..
JEAN DE LEUCHRE, M. d.
ToGARANcIERE DUPONT, No. 4Rue Lombard
PARIS .
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Guardians Sale of Real Es-
tate.

By H. B ALBERY and 3. ANDRE s. his Atty
oct24-dltw8w
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10 Dehis0n 0nIy-stdfts rom Ffe!gnt yAfu, =
j. B. PETERS, Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-06
George Gorh.m 4. "Anr-Cooie."

EDITORS DIsPArcH.-Your courtesy in
giving room for my letter on the Chinese
question, and the good temper Of your
comments thereon, render it incumbent
IN me to reply to your inquiry as to
whether I can indorse the second resolu.
ton ofthe platform Of the Workingmen's
Convention, now in session in this city,
which is as follows:
Q. That the importation Of Chinese, or
suy other people of the Mongolian race,
into the Pacific States or Territories, is
in every respect injurious and degrading
to American labor, by forcing it into un-
inst and ruinous competition F.; and an
evil that should be restricted oy legisls-
ton, and abated BY such legal and con-
,,itutional ean as are in our power !
md tbs, we shall not vote for any man,
for any office, who is not opposed 70
such importation. IL.
Uuhestatiugly do l respond IN IN
atsymahvt. The importation Of Chi
n.se coolies is quite a different ansis
from the immigration to our shores o.
such a. choose to come.
San Frsnei,so, Nay 40, 1857.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-06
Philadelphia Boot Maker,
G. STOCKLE,

MOULD RESPECTFULLY IN..A~
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill, and
Vicinity, that he continues to manufae.
ture the very best Calf skin BsSts
10 Gold Hill, ~ many Of those who have tried
them are willing to testify to. The material out
Of which bis Boots are made 10 Of the very best
made In the world; and the long timo which bis
boots are worn. Is . sun Client guarantee OF the
truth herein asserted.
Repairisg In all It's different branches,
promptly attended to.
q Just give me Q trial, II you Q . splss'
did, essy.htting, and Q durable Boot.
Geld Hnl. Nay 10, 1857. NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-06

A WESTERN paper proposes to name
Mr.. Stewards last purchase Wal
rusAia."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-06

AZ received IN Original Cbbcs . EAsASasSSt
including
Bedding, Carpets, Valiant and Ma.
hoRany Parior Sets, Walnut nnd
Mahogany Chamber Sots-Marble
TOP, Painted and Oak Chamber
sets, Nearly New Velvet and Brus-
SELF Carpets, Three.PIy and Ingram
Carpets, Oil Cloths, French Plate
Mirrors, Silk Damask and Lace
Curtnins, Fine Shades, u Largo W.
riety Of Bedding, Spring, Pulu, Hair
and Moss Matrasses, Feather Pill
lows, Mission Blankets, Quilts,
Spreads, Sheets. etc. Sofas, Bureaus,
Tables and Chairs Of evory descrip-
ton, Plated Ware, Creckery, Glass
ware, Cutlery, Geek Stoves and
Kitchen Furniture,
Will be held en-
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1857.
Our First Regular Sale
OF.
REAL ESTATE,
AT AUCTION,
MONDAY, JUNE Goth, 1867,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Positive and Peremptory Sale
OF.
IMPROVED
~ Sales attended to In Gold Hill. American
CITY, or in any other part Of Storey County.
Goods Received on Storage
We have several good DWELLING HOUSES.
wall located, TO LET or FOR SALE.
~Pnrties wishing TO rent or sell their prop
erty, can place the description upon our books
free Of charge.
p. MURRAY e. CO.,
Corner Of Taylor and B Streets, Virginia
Imy9y.lml
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.V'c,c advertisements.


t. DE- Hon. Court Of County ComnissIoner'
for The County of York:
.'EI!E. unlsg;!:ns pctltioner.. l1halian,. q ise
1spp~nt ,l;,i lsrtotss to Hit on he ags spi
9th days Of September, \. ID. sec, tie sel.ctnen
~ said North Berwick, on petition OF l.. w. Sar-
gent and others,lad out town way In said town
e. follows, 10 Wit : beginning ut point an the
S0utherly side Of the town road leadin. from the
Wells rlat. 20 called. ~ tho Railroad Depot. at
polnt midway between the store OF WIN, g. lfiggS
enlled the Ro-er.storc, and the Clay Ruiliins.so
westerly on line parallel to ant midway between
sld guildhssvn land OF a ID briggs and Rekeri
thence three rods 10 land of WIN. liusscy thence
on same direction over said iaasseys nna Ioas
this point Ia he tho width Of the space between
said buildings, from thence South 30 Nest on
land Of said Snow rods links, on land OF Vim
Kicker 5 rods, on land Of Nathan Neal and lsa,e
Il. Neal u rods, to point which " rod ut right
ANGLES f,o.n the West side liae ef the P.,s 4 J.,
Railroad nom thence parallel to the l,ailroah
Ss q" 9d SSa aaSa% land IKE tSnbss"y ;"p PASTURE nS
called, said to belong to wm. Hill thence par.
allel To the Railroad over said llill's Ias.way
rods Inks, aud over land In front Of the houses
rods, &c land owned by Thomas Allen thence
over said Aliens land South IS deg, 10 nin;,
West 81 rods to the Great Works River, so called,
TO land OF Emra Kicker thence On slmie =, eI .,sc
varney's land thence samo courte ~ rods on
Nu,ncy's land to said Rickefs land, and ON same
course on said Rckers land % rods u links To the
highway leading IRON Doughty Falls to South
berwick, Mt the mouth OF the road loading 10 a.
G. Bufium's, and near the house OF Widow Cyrus
lufgdE. in SAID town.
inhabitants 90 said Sbrth Berwick. at n meeting
held ON the Sth day of October. A. d. 1866. accept
CT So much Of said way laid out rs Aforesaid as u
included between the point begun at and land OF
Thomas Allen, and rejected the remainder oil said
way,
And Your petitioners further represent that said
town of No. Berwick, ut meeting called ny war
rant containing an article for the purpose holden
an he oh day OF September, a. Disc, unreasona.
bly, refused to discontinue said town way, WHEREOF
your petitioners arc agsrieyed, AMI therefore pro-
sent this petition and statement OF iacts AMI re-
quest that your iOnOrs will proceed to act there.
WAY. WILLIAM iIUsSEY,
and hyc others.
North berwick October I, 1867. ...
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STATE OF MAINE.

y r"%ess..SSsJsSSc .n,,,,s,,..iI,..,o.I.. ,,s
hsH III illFFi, for Gad riihin thc Cogn,y n FORK,
on ths second Ts,sd's cf oeiats',LD. is67.
On the foregoing petition. u Is considered by the
CnmJnjs, dusrstb paI tbs ,psttsthta are 1esponsi-
bio and that they ought To be heard touching the
matteyu set oItk In tLel petition, and therefore
oraet, Tat the petitioners give Notice 20 all per.
Sons and corporati interested, That the County
aillNieet 81 Lsussses IIotel In said
LIWoyick on the aLshtcenul tay OF Dees nber,.A
=. ~, 81 ten o'clock inths FORENOON, whsnI ~
wliTf0e esd 70 view tc route set firth Va tbe te.
tIt'oi. and inmsil eiy amer such view, at sasne
c1Eyepicnt Place tiC tho vicinity, will gyc hear
in the rhrtics and their witnrs scr, said petjec
10 lie by causing copies OF sald petition aud this
Tn Clerk s and Sr s.o Ss
posting up copies Of tho same In three public
placgru aid tstn, sni busIIl,its iln,sesEttfcs
newspaper printed In Dlddsford, In said County.
the arst of si pubRcaticns and zach oC the other
notices tn DO at least thirty days before the time
of .aid meeting, that all persons may then and
there be present and show cause. ifany they have.
Why the prayer Of said petition sL.uld not I've
granted. ,..t .r.sy D
,.~.-y>~,~,o Attest, C.nLoEp, CLERK.
,5crIrs, Copy OF the Petition aud Order Of
49, - coufttherevn. - y
'sSia A,test' CD LORD, Clerk
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Cassi1neres & DOeskins

Good All Wool Suits. p r. 90 Sli,O0
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 1000
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 81. 400
Good All Wool Suits, 49,. "sa : 1900
Good Al Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Suits, ... 5000
Good All Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Suits, 34,O0
Good All Wool Suits, ...., 5000
Good All Wool Suits, .i" $500
Good All Wool Suits, ta 1000
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 400
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
MOULToN & I,ODNELL,s
No. IaI Main street, Biddefori, Ne.
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Lebanon, Oct. 4. A. d. iScI -
Statc of Maine.

YORK, SS.,,;,ll,, 4.s. d., 's.syhs IyiI
N \, CbHrt 81 'Cupnty Commissioners, htytH cHf
hsli q, Itffi, far cad vfttin ire Cosntg 81 York,
on the sfcoRd Tuesday Of October, Il. ID. 1871.
ON the foregoing Petition, IL is considered ny the
Commissioners that the petitioners are RESPONSE
blsenl, that they ought to no heard touching tho
matter set forth In their petition. and therefore or
der That the petitioners give nntieo to all persons
and corpOmtlOns intoreste !, that the county Som.
mi s,iVpsrsl VIZ Innest, u fte lNsllfa;.fOs OF
Dat,Iw. ff6tn. m 'Lebhh6n, on thc fourtli uay OF
December. A. ID. lS6T, at ten O'clock In the fore
noon. whea chez w ll proceed ytp 5ytrw tle route
set forth IN the petition, and Immediately alter
sush'yiew. at some convenient placn In the vie'n.
ty. will give "a hearing to the parties, and their
Witnesses ksidnvt.cs ~ DO ny csulIg. eyines OF
aid bet't'cN ana this ORD or bf uphcc ,ercop, TO
10 served upon tho Town Clerk Of said town ~
Lebanon, md also By posting up copic, iei the
s,re IN pitee public places In sald town, and pah
hshlu. The .a,pe three weeks successfully IN The
rNiuN'hSn JursSAl., arewsrapcr'pfintcd in II.
Ncf mi, M stid County, the first ~ said puhllcs
lions and each OF tic other notices to he at qesst
thlrt tls TINA d. said Int ettnk. aha
all ,peIsoas NAY then and there DO present aud
slew cause, ir any they have, why tho prayer vi
said petition should not he granted.
>,-~~~o>~ Attest, q BsLoRD, Clerk.
}ScI.lJ,s 81 Cgpy Of the fetitinn and order Of
Is~S~~~~ Court thcrcdn. '"' ~
3Nij .-Attsf ,sgsC.DlLpRD, Clerk.
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, .se,c .r,ircrfsse,se s.ss.
To M.t,osoraSiercour, of corniy Commits.

To he Honorable Court of Corniy Coamis-
joafEs: SO
rrE se~rskcr an alAbitlHi e the iosu % Webs, IN
ths COUNTY 90 YCrk JrIreseusi That l, with Siher
isrsns Inhabitants oi said town. male apThc1tioa In
wng u tbs Scectmcn IL sail town, to wien Ip y ont
,sEn gay zoe the use of the iuhabtauts of id town
Beginning nj the terminus of the thVs-rJl irNn way in
ttut Of Asa \. Cark's dwelling houscthcasc hll~r;
tie Two rvl town way NOrhastrTly % tie dwing lteus'
of J. fniram, anil wieang the sanw rcl tlsencc
lanl of 4. L. MLlram To the toSp way lad
ing from Wells iranch, (so clc IN Mells VILLAGE, tas
uer reaIt q sclccmc) The Sclectnicn, having given
l nties " their intentions 70 Wow s,d rus, ami Rlo
gave tie p-rts bearing According tD law, flt- s1hl
r,c an rrIorcl said lDItinn to town meeting lgaly
caci for that purposc the III VI June, lSJI. AMI ts
town unrcasushy russ h acpt anil approve sail town
way lli vpt ~ ihe SAsctmn II said t1vr anl refused
oTleT the to lie rClrlyl anal ypur ,ls;llp
C''trins himself avrrevyi by ,rch deity ara rtd,t
prlys yunr uOaUrs wo,h vcv s1j route viicn anl ly
o,it toe sail yu,hy S,l Scupe. ~ make sGel,
alterations N sait ~'t,ni- s-ts anil laying Out you
is ysS Judgment think s,i, aIE I'y y,=, I" crl-r the
sam, " leI rcyeld ssrsSlg :, The ;.S |, .yh c!>os
patel al NSlls tbs Sth DAY 81 0ct \, A. h. ISU5.
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Notice,

81 rr. 49,. N Office. r. .,,s-
piiIS s 10 fssbh an rr~~-~ ta. Wv ~r,S sisry a.
l ndwnng. On my aosanl anct tlas date ~ -,s y >
len my bsl AL bnJ whcs just c,asr 90 trNscltiOu,
A,iAsA DOucYcu.
BlLlsloOl, VI. Is, l,e;. 400 sat-
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-Tb.S,e Hon. Board OF County Commissions
rrs, La ami FOR the County OF York, ,-L
we the undersigned, citizens of Limerick. re.
W specifically rcpttscntT that porton Of tho old
Oonty rad loading from Limerick village ti,ar.
ssileld, lying Ind bcing In said TOW Of Lime rich.
s.no longer needed g. public travel nv rca of
nnthcr County rovi subsequently, located. u -
Nc therefore pray that YOU would Wow the rad
and discontinue such portions at the same a. In
yOaf sud sment 10 necessary, and as In duty hound,
Will ever pray. MOSES PlllJPOT,
~ .I.V,.-.J and itlsen others.
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: THE UNION &c Ja0URNAL,

Nc arc indebted to MILLS. NuEsh Of Dlytn'
Tor nice lot Of Of sweet grapes. lie s'ideA'!y
understands how to raise this fruit. We may "Gu
that Mr.. Mureh keeps on hand a select variety %
scions, which he will dispose of to all "ho nia.
desire.
We arc plsasel to notice the return Of /. H.
Harmon. Esq. to Slco, nom philadelphia Mr.
Irmon has received the appointment VI SupI.
ofaLs York Mfg. Co., which position lie ns-
sumcd this week. We congratulate thec citizens
OF sieo and the York Co., upon the return OF
~ excellent citizen. ..-.- Tut
Lanes Trottiny Park, on the Eennebunk
road, was opened yesterday Thursday after.
noon by Grand Trot, sacs. taco a.. The
: 100 purse was won by the horse "Dilly
Morris. !" ofPortland. The sack race created
q great deal OF sport, AMI was wen BY Wright
B,rls,cy. Late in the afternoon as the Omni'
bus was returning from the Park near mle'
brook, heavily laden with passeng-r., hsrse
attached 10 q wagon containing three young
men, Edward Cowan, - Savage and q. W.
Durham, became frightened aud run the
wagon was overturned, and all three Of them
were thrown against the omnibus with great
force. The Durham boy had Les badly
injured, the omnibus wheel passing over 1t. lie
Is the son ofGeo. o. Burnham, living on South
street, ard clerk At the Post Ohis in this
city. - "a
washington at Home" Is the nauc of n
beautiful steel engraving which has been just
published by ". J. Holland Of Springfield,
Mass. the wCll-known print publisher. This
engraving is from the painting By the celehra-
tel artist CnsTrEL, and is some 2jx 80 inches
In size. Washington is represented in an Nrai-
chair. at Mt. Vernon, with his matronly wife
leaning upon the back OF the chair, AMI the
Gusts children in the background. The pic.
ture is one which adds charm, and IL n most
appropriate ornament to every American home.
Mrs. Strong, who is the agent for this hsauti-
furengraving, is cinvaSsing SicO aud Eide
ford now for subscribers to Il. Wedon't doubt
she will find u ready sale for large number.
Some of the finest apples and pears cShlSit-
ell nj the recent Fair were those of our friend
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specimens ~ our oii'e' "u' We ''" sp'"" i''
their flavor AS well as for their appearance
We Judge Mr.. Aver takes much pains in their
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Il, UNA Jose,h l.;us,o,, fonl not S;nott ne re-
o0'SP" w., ~ :. ...s,
porter TWO weeks sihcel, VINO MsS a'"""v'
while anchored out fishing. He was an old
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r ~ :. m -, .,m.;,,,
FERRY roau IN oaco. hs ooa' WI"
about 10 miles from Wood Island, In The night,
iy n sauall. and probably the ballast sunk it at
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The Saeo Water Power %. ofer ior sale INC val
liable real estate known rs the lBiddeferd house
plocs ana win dispose Of u a. Auction on The l2th
ar rcyt month. rhl,,sa Valuable piece Of prop.
d, The h.,ros. csntro of BIIJos.rl, and will
~ - 80, - ,o,,,,. $500, =