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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME Z. p. TzoRSfoH, the great English As.
trologist, Clairvoysnt and PsychometricIan. who
has astonished the scientific classes OF the Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow.
ers Of second sight, a. to enable her to impart
knowledge OF tho greatest importance to tho sin.
gle or married Of either sex. While In . state Of
trance. she deneates the very features Of the per-
son you arc to marry, and by the aid Of an in'tru
ment Of intense power, known rs the Psychomo-
trope, guarantees TO produce q llfeliks picture Of
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gether with date Of marriage. position In life,
leading traits Of character, &c. This Is no hum.
bug, a. thousands OF testimonials can assert. Sho
will send, when desired, . certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that tho picture Is what IL pur.
ports 70 Be. by enclosing . small lock OF hair,
and stating place OF birth, age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing any cents and stamped
envelope addressed 10 yourself you will receive
the picture and desired Information by return
mall. All communications saeredly confidential
Address, In confidence, MADAME e. p. THORNTON,
p. 0. Dox 223, Hudson, N.Y.. ly9
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An ACCOUNT TO sErrLE.-At the recent
meeting in Chnrlestown, an account Of
which we have before published, Gov. Orr,
speaking OF the coppcrheu,ls, said, I'VE
have accounts to settle with that party,
gentlemen, before I, at least, will consent
to affiliate with it," The audience respond.
cd with emphasis Good" ~good :" and
he continued:
Many Of You well remember that when
the wur first commenced, great hopes aud
expectations were held ont by our friends
in the North and West that there would be
mn war, an,l that if il commenced il would
be north of Mason's and Dixon's line, AMI
not in the South. You know, sir, turning
to Gen. Siekles) that faith was pledged.
and will now state that if that faith had
been properly carried out. there is no prob.
ability that any State hat South Carolina
would have seeded from the Federal I'm.
ion. Again, during the pcndency OF the
Constitutional Amendment, every northern
newspaper and almost every Democrat In
the country urged upon the South to reject
its provisions. IL was rejected. A lew
weeks only elapsc,l, and vet wa find that
on the passage Of this Sherman hill, our
Democratic iriends, acting in conjunction
with old Thad. Stevens, were instrumental
IN incorporating on that Till It's most odio,'s
features u went hack to the Senate. was
finally adopted, and every one Of the Dem.
ccra''c newspapers, all over the North, 80
lar as ! am informed, have come out and
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ga YouNa LADY, returning to her
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Speaking OF the expulsion Of the Della
ware Senator, a Washington dispatch

Speaking OF the expulsion Of the Della
ware Senator, n Washington dispatch
says:
"CAss OF SENATOR SAuLsBuRr.-Assur-
ances having been given that MIR. Salisbury
will not appear in the Senate again ut this
session, the resolution offered by Mr.. Sum.
ncr for his expulsion will not be tnken up,
unless lie should again disgrace tho Sennio.
Should It be called mp It will certainly he
passed almost unanimously, rs on the day
when il was offered. when the Senate
had gone into executive session, Sauls
bury approached Mr.. Sumner in a
threatning manner. and declared that
he should have satisfaction from him. Sem
ator Wilson, and Capt. Bassett, the door.
keeper, Immediately seized Salisbury and
led him into the coat room, where he was
persuaded to lic down on the sofa and 20
to sleep. This disgraccful conduct con-
WINGED even those who have sought to ex.
cuse Salisbury that he should not partici.
pate in the deliberations Of the Senate and
nothing hut regard for his cstinablo wife
and children prevented his expulsion yes.
terday,"
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For Sudden Colds, Coughs, &c.

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about ono teaspoonfal OF PERRY DAVIS VEGE-
TABLE PAIN KILLER with four tablespoonful
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your coughing spell comes on three tsaspoonfals
Of the mixture will answer for dose. Also lit
10 OF the Pain Killer on the hands, and inhsle the
scent Of II Into the lungs. AMER you have taken
the medicine, bsths the throat and around the
collar hone, also across the upper part Of the
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you do not neglect u too long. Tho sooner this
medicine Is applied the more speedy tho relief
In oil cases. II you do not got relief In thirty min.
utes, take II again, and battle freely according to
directions. lml4
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SHAKESPEARE ON INrERMrrrENrs.
Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, tho world.rcnownsd
Astrologist and Somnambulistlc Clairroyant
while In Q elairvoyant state, dellnestss the very
features OF the person you are to marry, and BY
the aid Of an instrument Of Intense power. known
as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a
perfect and lio.lke picture Of the future husband
or wIfe OF tho applicant, with date OF marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character, &c. This
Is no imposition, As testimonials without number
can assert by stating place Of birth, age. dispo'
stl,n. color OF eyes and hair, and enclosing nf'y
cents, and stamped envelope addressed to your
SELF you will receive the picture by return mall,
together with desired information.
~ Address In confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON. r. O. Box 2,7, West Troy, Y. lly9
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

TWilkic Collins, the novelist, is said to
DO dying OF consumption.
~ Tho bankrupt net cancels for A. Il.
Stewart about n million dollars worth OF
claims against Southern men.
O. The New York Post Office is busy
place; last year $l56,0O0,O00 letters were
sent through tina, Office.
GA submarine mountain 5000 feet
high was discovered while making the
soundings between Cuba and Florida, for
the new cable.
~ A committee of Professors in Wen.
ma, have published long report on trich-
inosis, in which the startling fact Is assert-
cd, that the real infection lies in the rat.
wThere is a Young Woinan's Chris.
tan Association in Boston established f"r
the protection and ai,l ofyoung women en-
tering the city from the country to find en-
ployInent
FGcn. Howard says that in addition to
the million Of dollars appropriated Ivy Con-
gress, $5O0,000 will no needed from tho
people for the relief Of the South. There
are in Georgia sixty thousand whites and
thirty thousand blacks In destitute circnm.
stances; and as many moro In South Car
olina.
GA dreadful tragedy took place in An
dover, Mass, on Wednesday afternoon. Ter.
renee Carroll, man over fly years Of age,
Qlarreled with his wife who had nmonstrat.
ed with him forstrking grnndchild, and seiz.
ing hot fiatiron from the stove ie smash.
Ell in her skull. The murderer is suppos.
ell to be partially insane. ile was COM
mi,tcd for trial.
A Young woman Of desperate and dis
reputable character shot herself, in the same
town. OH Monday. She lies dangerously
wounded ut the poor farm.
EOn Friday evening last a fro brnko
out in a building on ilaydens wharf, East.
non. occupicd hy Mr.. Leland, as a groce.
~, The buiLling Is a total loss, together
with two adiourning buildings The store
occupied by Mr. Whnlcn, corner of Water
street, was partially consumed. Loss es-
timatcd at 1000; mostly insured. The
town barely escaped destruction. Tho fol-.
lowing persons wsre burned OUT Robinson,
Junk storc, loss % ZOO, insured 81 900; Le-
land, grocer, loss 5000, insured 90 500;
Kane, groocr, e:l00ty insured $4,000; r.
Whalen. -four and corn, loss $1,000, insur-
cd $4,000. He owned all the buildings
burned. Tho total loss by tho hro . $l5,.
600 to $2n 900; partially insured. Many OF
the merchants removed their stock. E. u.
Webster. w. 4 J. Campbell, Wishcrell,
Dyer and Rhber and o,hen lost from e6,-
QUO to $1,000 by having goods stolen. The
Homo Insurance Company, New Haven,
arc tho largest losess
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expect to refine and improve tho steel by
judicious heating and hammering.
What makes the great difference DO.
tween steel and wrought or cast iron Is still
a puzzle to mechanics aud scientific men.
The main difference appears TO he in the
varying proportions Of carbon which each
contnins, and in the different chemical con-
ditions in which Il exists, yet tho amount
In those specimens which contain the most
is so small that is is difficult to account for
its so entirely changing the character OF the
metal Il is not yet fully settled that the
iron and carbon is chemically united In tho
hest of steel, while II Is certnin that i Is
not so united in cast iron but that the I'm.
ion Is merely mechanical one. There 10
much yet to be learned about iron and
steel before we arrive at the real facts
Scientific american.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD

To rHE cIrissSs OF Yosx CouSrr.-During tho
late session OF the Legislature resolve providing
for per .rsit OF A. Lincoln VAS presented. With
the express intention that the subscriber should
DO the painter lie was consulted. and the resolve
Masking an appropriation Of Si0OD. was reported
ny unfair means tho Governor was induced TO
give tho commission TO q Massachusetts, Artist.
The question now Ia, will the citizens Of Maine
consent 10 having the money 70 out Of the state
without remonstranos! Are they willing to PAY
their money to . Massachusetts, man, When Q
Maine man. resident Artist, voter and In x-pay.
or can do the work as we'll, u not better! VIII
they allow one Of their number TO DO wrongsd and
insultsd without recording their protest.
3wljs CHARLEs II. GRANGER.
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WHAT Is STEEL AND HOW MADE.

Steel is a variety Of iron occupying posi-
ton between wrought iron and cast iron,
having less Of carbon than cast iron nnd
more than wrought iron Pure mallcablc,
or wrought iron. Is theoretically considered
rs containing no carbon, hut probably few
specimens exis, without containing some
Cast iron has tour or five per cent. and
steel only from onc-half to one and half
per cent. As the proportion Of carbon IN
steel increases so il becomes hard aud brit
tic and increases in fusibilty rs cast iron:
but with diminishing proportions Of carbon
II ASSUMES more and more Of the sottness,
malleability, and toughness OF wrought
iron. Stcels of the former character arc
called "high' s,eels, and Of the other Glow"
or ''mild" stecls. Steel is made in Gcrma-
ny direct from rig iron which contains four
or five Ter cent. Of carbon. by furnace
manipulation a portion of this carbon is
driven ont nnd the product Is German
steel This il not pure steel AMI Is gen
orally incapable Of being hardened and
tempered.
The usual method Of producing steel is
nv concentration or conversion, bars oi
wrought iron oe"g "'ou' "o VI
suitable form contains boxcs male OF nre
brick in which the hans OF iron are packed
in layers covered with charcoal powder
The bars do not touch each other bat each
10 envelope,l with the charcoal. When
filed the pots are covered and cemen'eo
air tight. Heat u then applied ny inc
proper furnace anal CRATES and the hre gran
nally increased in intensity Tor several days
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April I. 1867.
STATE OF MAINE.
York 49,.
Str. Jun. C0uRr, Jan. |
Term. A. ID. 1877.

Str. Jun. COuRr, Jan.
Term, A. ID. 1867.
syiysnu. A. DsnIo, Charles Roberts, James Hi
Roberts aud jeremiah z. simpson, all OF Boston,
In the county OF SUFFOLK, and Commonwealth Of
Nassacbusetts smiths and mschInists. eopartnsrs.
and doing business at said Boston under the am
name and style Of DEMO, Roberts 4 Company. u.
James II. Atwood, commorant ut South Berwick.
10 Aid county Of York, nachinist OF trustee.
AND now on suggestion to the court that
n James b. Atwood, the principal defendant,
at the time OF the service Of the writ, was not
an inhabitsnt OF this State, and had no tenant,
agent or attorney within the same; that his
goods or estate have been attached In this nc.
ton, and that he has had no notice Of said
suit and attachment:
Hi Ordered, That notice Of The pendency
OF this suit be given TO the said defendants by
publishing an attested copy of this order, To-
gethcr with an abstract Of the plaintiffs writ,
three weeks EXCESSIVELY In the Union aud Jour.
nal, newspaper printed ct Biddeford, In said
County Of York. the last publication thereof to
be not less than thirty days before the next
term Of said court, TO be holden at Alfred, In
and for said county. on the fourth Tuesday
Of May, A. d. 1867, that sail defendant may
then and there appear and answer to said suit,
II he shall see cause.
Attest, c. D. LORD. CLERK.
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.aJ,troet of PiainiiC, Jvra.

Asumpslt upon IN account annexed to said
Cured. amounting TO the sum of ti36l.2S, With
credit on paid account ANNEXED for merchasdise.
cash and commissions amounting 70 the sum OF
SIiTo &c, thereby leaving the balance claimed, ~
sppcnrs by nd account ANNEXED the SUN of
Sis, ~ Also, count In said writ for other goods
wares and merchandise than thsre mentioned in
And delivered at The zane time and also f6r lahos
and services rendered by the plaintiff for the de-
fendant at bis Request, amounting 70 the said sun
July i6, 1854, and 10 rsturnabis 20 the September
term oi ssId Suprcms Judicial Court, A. ID. 1850,
st said Alfred. Addsnnuu, $40.
A true copy Of order Of eoart, with sbstrsst o.
the writ.
avis Attest, G. d LORD. CIerk.
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Mrs. Caroline F. Covsn has been re-appointsd
and confirmed as rostmistress Of this city.

kENNxBuSK.
Mr.. BurLER Having, by invitation, at
tended the examination Of the Hartley School,
which was continued for two days, take
pleasure in commencing It to the public pat
ronsce. Ihave no other interest In It than
every one else should have, who understands
the value Of education to those to whom Is
hereafter to be committed the destinies Of the
country. The debasing effects OF ignorance
on the moral and political action OF men are
too patent not to inspire every good citizen
with the anxious wish for the Intellectual cul-
ture Of the young.
This school Is designed for boys only. It's
under the care OF Mr.. Robinson, . graduate
Of Harvard University, who fully comprehends
the responsibility Of his position. and Is de-
tsrmined that the purpose for which the school
was Instituted shall be accomplished. He has
entered upon his business with Q will and
resolution to make bis scholars what they
ought to be-to infuse into them that spirit
which shall impel them onward to usefulness.
and 10 that manliness Of character which shall
give them influence and respect In their ms
turer years. The whole examination was such
Is to satisfy the large assembly Of spectators,
that he was effectuslly carrying out his noble
purpose. Some OF the exercises, We felt, were
Of very special value. The whole school, one
afternoon OF each week, was organized -
debating club. and nearly every member OF II
rose In his place, and expressed, without In
timidation, his views on the question before
them, giving concisely the thoughts which in
duced the opinion which he has formed upon
II. This debate We regarded rs being worth as
much TO each scholar as the ordinary stud GO
and exercises OF . week. He also required
every scholar to keep diary Of his every day
doings, and OF such other incidents and events
q he might deem worthy OF record. We can
very we'll say OF this exercise. as Of the other,
that II will be Of incalculable value, In giving
them intellectual strength, and In leading
them to case and accuracy 10 their literature.
All the other exercises OF the school were
much 10 the credit OF teacher and scholar,and
manifested that Mr.. Robinson fully understood
the means Of instruction. and had diligently
applied them. Perfect order prevailed. result
ing from the mutual respect Of the pupils and
instructor. The school 10, In every particular.
worthy the notice Of oil who value the future
Of their children.
One Of the gentlemen present was 80 much
grstihed with the examination that he invited
the teacher aud oil the scholars to spend the
evening at his house; and the next mornings
pleasant conclusion Of the term Was manifest.
ed In the escort OF Mr.. Robinson TO the depot,
by the scholars, thus testifying their attach
ment to him. D.
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Al market fbs the current week Cattle, 7s sheep and
lambs, 1890, Swine, 1885, number Western Cste sooi
Eastern Cattle, Us.
PRiCyx-Tle.f Csttle-Extrs, SIS 50 % II 90; hrsi
quality, SIT 50 IL oo second quality, $500 IL 81
third quality, II 90 % II 80.
HIDES, 8 to % Y b. Taio~, TO 7ietb.
PELTS 256p 10 each
CALF SKINS, Ito zoe Y b
QRsxARKs-Ony 500 head Of cattle bought ior this mar.
ft at Albany. a. the dealers would mot nay Albany pr'ces'
more cattle have gone that way OF the number roashf
IN there were Few of extra quality, hut mostly ordinary
Ths short supply has advanced prices 30 ewt The
MICH COWS and Calves $40, 90, Is 100 10 rs.
sliEYP AND LAMBS, In lots, 81 80, k7k, ~
90 each, Extra, IS 30 % 10 90 or fromo 10 loe H.
swINE-westem fat swine, live, sie ' ID.
Dressed Ill % l2c per b.
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Specinl Notice.

Ac,d.-l have retained 10 Biadsford. and shail
rs,nsin until May. This will DO my last vis,s 70
n.sdisss Tor me 10 Inf6rm you uhst css do foI Old
csss.ss sis,asss that have ever baiasd ell eths!
modes Of treatment. AL seeking ny AID should
s.vv.sS,hiv sbert ny treatment 70 eriKinsl slth
nv"sIs md mike any ether nov In no. which
Mi dsmoostrste 20 any intslllgsut psrson. Per.
sonsi rcierswee n my iorm.r pssscs1; 4,
ia and Practical Chsmist
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fa.. Day in Vernon. io,h inst.

ine denocnu nave e. &C.,
'ennon 10 % nom ih ro'''a"u' UNIV ~~.'
II Is rimorcd that war Is tiirea'e"'"S '0'
tween France anal Prussia
Jenny Lind is coming to this country
again.
A bloody instruction has taken place in
the island Of iiay,i.
STEPS arc being taken in Charleston, s.
g.. for the organization Of Republican
Union party.
An explosion in the Clover Till Goal
Pits in Virginia. on Thursday, killed -
white and so colorcd miners.
M;..;..;,,; b,, fled bin in the Supreme
co,,r, IN obtain nm Injunction nruins, the
Military Reconstruction bill.
New slO counterfeit, hin, on the Nation.
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menf show ihat IN the pead Letter h"rea"
there have been ooo'ooo dead letters tie
siroSed ~ The last year, IN wh'ch were III
closed S2oo.ooV IN drai's' which were re-
turned TO the owners ''ereoi'
The Emperor Of Austria has telegraphe,l
tn our government asking il to uso its in.
fiuence 10 prcvent the Liberals in Mexico
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Fishers Cough Drops.

THIS certain and eneota.i cure for Coughs and
orally known throaghout New sngisnd for the
last sixty years. and Il warranted % cure, OF the
price will DO refunded. Prepared by GEosas W..
sfs:'n g Co ssi 2:n..
hank, Maine.
q o. docd win Co., Boston Agents. sn!d BY
ell Druggists. and sold BY druygi'e In D,dd:ford
and baeo. smit
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LrIisoroN, MISSOURI, May q, 1866

LEXINGTON, Missouri, May q, 1896.
Mesrs J. N. HARRIS 4 Co.'S
DEAR srss-I have made ALIENS LUNG BAL-
SAN pretty we'll known In our city and country,
and have sold about oil the four dossn bottles
sent me In March last, aad npd that psrsons Who
try the Baisam ones, como back again for more,
A. n riyos them abstraction, and recounsudit IN
profsrescs To any other medicine for couaas or
Coins. Please send mo six dossn bottles ss soon
n possible. lam, yours, "a,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER, Druggist.
P.s. Isoli moro Aliens Lung Baisam, than all
other Cough Remedies together, and Il gives gen
erai Subtraction,
Sold by Or. Alvan Bacon.
And by all dealers In Family Medicines. imoi6
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Free 70 Everybodyl

A Lsrrs 8 PIP. Circular, giving iniOnasion OF
the greatest Importance 70 the young Of both
sexes.
Il teaches how The homc,y may become bssuti.
full, the despised respected. and the foraker
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should hil 70 send
their Address, and receive . copy, post paid, by
return mail. Address T. y. Drawsr2i,
6m9 Troy, n. Y.
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RocKLAnp. A writer says:

NUCKLxND' II WrVCf bdys'
ain 1854, we manufactured nine hundred
aud forty four thousand casks Of lime; in
1866, eight hundred and ten thousand.
The General inspector tells me The average
is about seven hundred thousand u year.
We also, in 1854. built seventeen vessels;
eleven fthen were chips. We al.o built
four hundred buildings on the land"