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Their strict purity, delicious favOrs unriyaled
strength and GREAT ECONOMY, are attracting trade
from lovers OF CHOICE FLAvoRs which is without
parallel.
Their great success is simply because cne-ttrd of
the quantity is more than equal to the ordinary Hap
orig extracts and they are tho true rich avors of
the fruits and spices.
Ex-Gov. James Y. Smith, of Providence, X. l.,
says: "My wife pronounces them superior to any
havo,ing extracts she has used"
Elk Gov. VIM. A. Buckingham of Connecticut
says: For a long time we have used them ard find
them very fne,"
DIR. j. g. Holland tTimothy Titcomb). the well
known author Of Springfield, Mass, says: "They
are the standard in all this vicnity''
Dealers treble their sales with them. Sold whole
sale and retail, Portland, Me-, by Samuel Chadwick
and by Grocers and Druggists. apr2IW &S3msn
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,,he Great Uni.ca state. Tea warehou

(tOAT and PANT MAKERS to work in the shop,
" at No. l62 Fore street.
May "a. d3ws ALFRED HASKELL
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MARRIED.

In this city, May %, by Rev. S. f. Wetherbee,
Jonathan =. True and Miss Adelaide Sprague both
OF .,rtland.
A, Cape Elizabe Ii Ferry. MAY q, Capt. Joseph
~: ork, OF Westbrook and Mary A. Lee, Cape
Elizabeth.
In Richmond, May Is, Davis P. Collins and Mary
A. Cunningham
In Gardner, April 10, Mr.. A. Bates, of g., and
Anna DonOho Of Albion.
In Gardiner May 4, Andrew Ware of G., and Miss
Lydia j. Hooker, of Jefferson.
At Lisbon Fall, May Is, William w. Douglass and
Ellen Il. Jordan.
In Belgrade, May Q, Noah e. Lyford and Mrs. FL
len NJ. Bckford.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical Notice,

G. H CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at.
ton to Diseases OF the Eye. No. sOlt Congress St.
Office hours from II A. NJ. TO p. M.
May Is. sNtf
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THE first and second nine of the Athletic
Club will have match this afternoon, at 2 30
if pleasant Game called at $50.
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Iona NOMcjtt For !

Long Sought For!
Come at Last =!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.
We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable being
among the best, not the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manu- iacture,l from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and unadulerated by any impure
ingredient, can heartily recommend it to the sick
as medicine.
.'To the days of the aged il a,leth length,
To the mighty it addeth strength
IT'S balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS ELDEEREssRY WINE
nov 81 N dSWtf
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"Buy me and III do you Cood.o
EASY TO USE!
Best and Cheapest /!

Purely vegetable; will restore
Grey Hair to itsnatural color; it
will make the hair soft and
glossy; it will not stain the skin
or the finest linen; it is the best
and cheapest Hair Dressing. 70
cts. large bottle. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers. w. +.
Wholesale Agents, 14S Fore St.,
Depot and mandatory, 81
on. Mass. teb15sN WNS3m
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DH. SVY He
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT.

The Great External Remedy, Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts and Wounds,
Neuralgia, TOOthaeie,
StiHNcck and j Joints sores,
Bruises, Ulcers,
Headache. BURNS and Sc:slts,
GOus, ehilbiains,
LHmbHgO, Rites and Ssings.
Spraius,
Also the most efficient remedy for LAMENESS,
SPRAINS, CALLS, SCRATCHES, &C., in horses.
n GEO: G. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, ManuactuI-
ers and Sole Agents. Sold by all Druggists.
mch12eod16wsN
"Baty me and III do yOM C0Od.o
~ USE DIR. LANGs.EY,S ROOT AND
HERB BITTERS for Jaundice. Costiveness Liver
Complaint, Humors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles,
Dizziness. Headache, Drowsiness, and all Diseases
arising from cisordered Stomach, Torpid Liver and
bad Blood to which all persons subject IN Spring
81 Hanover st, and by all Dealers in Medicines
mar12deod lew 3. N.
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME.
DYSP EPSIA CURED
RHEUMATsBM CURED
ERUPTEONS ON the FACE CURED
sCROFDE.A CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and oflen pern
cous drugs aud quack medicines and use lew baths
prepared with
.'"STR UMAYIC SALTS 20
These SALTS made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man.
fasturing Co., in Pittsburg, ana packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for BATH Di-
rectiOns attached.
INTERNALLY USE
''Strumatic Mineral Waters"
In bottles OF and half pints. One sufficient for
a days use.
rY Sold by Druggists generally
Merrill Bros, No. 215 State st., Boston; Raynclls,
Pratt & Co. No. l06 Fulton St., New York, Wholesale
Agents. no20sNeOd&w1y
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BASE BALL.-We understand that the Eons
have made a arrangements to celebrate their an
niversary, the 10Th inst, by friendly game
with the Crescents of Saccarappa. This is the
first play of the champions rhis season. and it
is looked forward to with much pleasure by the
lovers of the game. A special train will be
provided for the return to the city of those
who go out to witness it. Game to be called
at P. NJ. The Crescent ranks among the first
Clubs in the State, and with the Eons will
make fine game.
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...ST,R UMATIC SALTS p,
INTERNALLY USE
IsStrumatic Mineral Waters H'
Moth and EreckleS.

The only reliable remedy for those brown discolJr-
atoms OIL the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PERRYs MOTH AND FEECKLE LOTION. Prepar-
cd only by DIR. B. G. PERRY, Dermatologst, ~ Bond
st n. Y. Sold by all drugg SITS in Portland and
elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle niar19d&w6msn
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Watch az Chain Stolen

DUslFU.
1.-TWO pleasant unfnrnishsd rooms, with board, suit
| able for gentlemen and their wives, at No. Lo-
Gust Street mayoidlws
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THE DOUGLAS BRICK MAcHINE-A Wonder-
FIJI IaUention-ReUotattion in Building at Hand
A model of the above machine will be exhibit
ed to-day (Friday), at the United States Hotel,
Portland. Brckmakers, builders and capital
lists are invited to call and examine. Parties
wanting Rights and Machines can address Jas.
Potter 81 Free street. Portland Maine
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Misunderstanding Hall was crowded last
evening" parquette and gallery, to witness the
spectacle OF the "Black Fiend" as brought out
by the company of Mr.. Coles. The entertain
ment opened with farce in which Mr. Coles
made great hit. The spectacle was produc-
ed with much gorgeousness, and portions of
it ELECTED great applause. The closing scene
was splendid one. 1t will be repeated this
evening, and the laughable farce of Jones
Baby" will be produced.
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Board.

DIAM and Decorative Paper Hanging. VIII
/ LIAM SHEAL, formerly of New York, will be
happy to attend to any orders from friends or the
public. House q Wimot st. may2tllm*
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WAfNs' ELDEEHEssHK WINE
nov 81 N d.SWtf

SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGnrs.-We are
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDDs NEHvINE, which
article surpasSes all known preparations for the cure
every preparation Of opiuml-the we-known result OF
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
diculties aays irritation restlessness and sasms
and induces regular action OF the bowe, and seere-
tive organs.
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily, met with such universal approval For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the iearin
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous Diseases Dodd's Nervine is the best
dy known to science Sold by all druggists Price 81.
GEO G. GOODWIN & Co.,
auuf1sofvdcu WhoIesala AGENTS Roston-
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GEO. y.
aug1lsn1yd&w II Who

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and well known VEGETA IL L. Il
PULMONARY BALSA vi approved and used
by oldest celebrated Physicians for forty
years past Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists,
dec243NdS w6m Boston, PrOpriet0rs.
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The Rest Ssylo
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Wines.

of Caters for Ladies, Misses and Children are to be
had Of Il. M0SELEY & CO., SUMNER STREET
BOSTON. teb5dlt
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SPOK EN-.
rc l,rin Chorlntta De-

SPUh EN-.
May 8 no lat, &c. brig Charlotte Buck from New
Haven Tor Porto Rico.
May s. off Rattling Island, barque Yumuri, from
Liverpool for Montreal.
May Z. OFF Waterford, brig Sullivan, Perry, fl Il,
Liverpool Tor Boston.
May II, OFT iiatteras, bar4ue Monitor, from Cuba
Tor PHILADELPHIA.
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FOR ElGN PORTS.

At Marseilles 9th inst barque Argean, Lindsey
from New York
At st Thomas 9th inst, ship Wanderer, Hopkins
in distress. Gisg.
Ar at do 18th inst, brig Ambrose Light, Hamor
LOandO, 81 DAYS, land sailed 18th for Ponce to load
for Newport ri.
Ar at Mat.mzas 10th, barIues s Rogers, Ballard
Mobile; 10th, Gertrude, Anterior, Boston.
Ar at Quebec 18th inst, ship sumner, Mosher, fin
Boston,
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per steamer Africa. al Eoston. |


Ar at Liverpool 9th inst Monticello. Henderson
New Orleans; 10th. Susan Il VoOrhie Foiiord, from
Charleston Hacyon. Hubbard, New Orleans.
@ 9Th Eureka. Dinsmore, Matanzas via New por
Ent tor ldg 9th. Il IL Tucker, Clark. Philadelphia
10th. Peruvian, Powers. Boston; Mary Emma, Pat
ten, Cadera via Cardiff.
OF Isle of Wight 10th, Canova, from Calao fol
Antwerp
Ar at Newport 9th, Anna Kimtall, Lincoln, iron
Havre.
Sid fin Cardiff 9th, VIM Prescott. Batcheder
Rio .Ianero.
Ent out at Newcastle 18th, S d Ryerson, Raymond
Providence.
At Shields 9th. j Richardson, Oliver, from Bre.
men. ldg Tor Portland, lone OF the crew. a French.
man, fell overheard and was llilled.)
Ar at Dublin 10th, Virginia, from New York iol
Donegal, under jury masts.
Ar at Queenstown 9th, Ladoga, Wiley. New York
land sailed 10th tor Cronsafir; 10th, Chatsworth
Tucker, Callao; Detroit, Curtis, do.
Sid I'm Genoa 9Th, Adlie McAdam, Partrid e, iol
Philadelphia.
Ar at Naples 2d inst, st Clair Boeq, New York
Ar at Malsei!les Sth inst, Annie Nj G., ay, Gray
Philadelphia.
Ar at Gibraltar I'd inst. Ann Elizabeth, Norgrave
Messina land cid for Philadelphia
Ar at bordeaux Sth inst, j f Holbtook Brown
Havre.
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YEN: buTLER ON BooTH's DIARY.-GenaraI
$50 breaks CUSTOM as he says, to reply
" some structures of the Boston Traveller M
On MS representations in Congress resnact;no
the missing leaves of Booths diary Rr;,,o;.,e
up MS reserves, the General now osls II.
became Oh booths diamond pin? He saws
Booths diary has been before the oou,,,i.,o
and eighteen pages are carefully cut on u:,
the pages down to the very day Of the pei
alton. viz 'SS'ssih-
The only question / raised was. Who,
by whom were these leaves cut out2 anu
Booth, while hunted for his lifa tbuo,,.,
swamps and byways, after the assassinat;at1,,
would hardly have leisure for such amusema,,t +,
besides, on horseback, with one leg broken i,
might be difficult to get ruler or straiobt
edge by which to trim the leaves as nicely as it
is done
Everything taken from Booths person was
put IN evidence on the trial of Mrs. Surratt-
even to bill of exchange taken ont of this
- me niarY-except this diary itself and the
valuable ipie diamond pin which he wore.
II Ines alone Were kept back.
why cannot eighteen leaves oftbe diary and
the pm now be found? Until those bat;ng,, had
CUSTODY OF 1he articles taken from the body can
account 10. an Oh them mnst be eycused from
peilevihg the testimony that the articles ave- al
now IN the same condition as when fonnJ 'i'
If the witness can be found who hos ~. ~,
missing pin, perhaps he can tell us who 6es the
missing leaves '' 'no
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE o. Bailey sold
at auction yesterday, the new wooden dwell
ing house No. 3 Quebec street, with lot 40 by
SS feet. 1t was purchased by Thomas Marley
for $3,O25.
SEIzUREs.-The Deputy Marshals yesterday
seized small quantity of liquor in the shop of
Andrew McG l;noLy,-~.. street, ,slsv
small quantity in the shop at this end of
Vaughan's bridge.
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So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie * Co., II. III. Hay, W. f. Phillips g. Co., f.. l..
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. janl2sNdly
FSirumat;c Sails &. ma Strnuaatic We in
cral Waters just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS d CO.,
no24sNeod& No Sc Commercial st,
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Cid at Philadelphia pod, sch Kate E Rich, Tor
Portland.
Ar at Havana 18th, brig Lewis Clark, Bartlett
Beaufort, NC.
S d 18th, brig Havana, for New York.
Ar at Matanzas 18TH barques Carrie Long, from
Montevideo; Phlena, Davis, New YORK.
Sid 18th, barque Helen brummond, Tor Portland /;
brig j Polledo, Tor Holmes Hole: I4tl 4 NJ Rob
erts, New York.
Ar at Caibarien 4th inst, brig II Emery, Fits,
Boston.
Freights-To outports, S! for sugar, and StB tor
molasses. Ohartered-brg Hattie, TO load mola ses
at Sagua for Boston, at S51.
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PAPER PANT1LEYS,
HOUSE and Sign Painting.

FOR SALE BY
A. g. COEEsss, No. 06 Exchange Street
May 24-d3w
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E"r bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sBmptiye and Threat Disease,
TsocHRs ARE USED WITn ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking and relieving the
throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal Org ans
The Troebes are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from emn ent
men throughout the country Being an article o
true merit and having proved their efficacy by to st
vi many years, each year finds them in new local
'es in various parts of the world and the Troches
universally pronounced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs''
and do not take any of the WORTHLESS 1n1rA r,oss
that may be offered SOLD EVERYWHERE,
Dec 4-d&w6ms N
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No. 4. Il
PHILLIPS & CO., w
Portland. Principal
Hanover Street, Bostol
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-31
LOVE Al FIRST SIGHT.

The racing river leaped and sang,
Full bhthely in the perfect weather,
All round the mountain echoes rang.
For blue and green were glad together.
Ibis rained out light from every part,
And that with songs of joy was thrilling;
But, in the hollow of my heart,
There ached place that wanted filling.
Before tie road and river meet,
And stepping-stones are wet and giisten,
heard a sound of laughter sweet,
And paused TO like 1t and to listen.
| heard the chanting waters flow,
The cushat's note, the bees low humming-
Then turned the hedge. and did not know
How could THAT my time was coming.
A girl upon the highest stone,
Half doubtful of the deed, was standing,
So far the shallow food had flown
Beyond the 'customed place of landing.
She knew not any need of me,
Yet me she waited all unweeting:
We thought not | had crossed the sea,
And half the sphere to give her meeting.
waded out, her eyes met,
l wished the moments had been hours
took her in my arms. and set
Her dainty feet among the flowers.
Her fellow maids IN copse and lane,
All! still, methinks, hear them calling
The winds soft whisper in the plain,
The cushat's coo, the waters falling.
But now it is a year ago,
But now possession crowns endeavor;
l took her in my heart to grow
Aud fill the hollow place forever.
TJean Ingelow
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-31

Is IT TRUE ?-That man by the
name of Reicher, an agent of the traitor
Andrew johnson, and who put up and
won the fight of the Democratic party
in Connecticut, is now in this State,
and has been for more than two months
past, spending immense sums of money
in various ways, to carry this State in
favor of Andrew johnson and out of
the Union, in accordance with John
sons plan of new rebellion? This
man is said to be the agent of the Con-
federate bond and scrip holders, and
that he has stated that the expenditure
of five millions to carry the State for
Andrew johnson would be but trife
in comparison to the Importance of the
result. Let Union men ponder on
these things, and then say whether ii
makes any difference whether Gorham
or Haight is elected Governor of Cali
fornia.-Spirjt Of the Times.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-31

STRUCK IT.-Sawyer and Sibley, in
travelling over the State, have, it is re-
ported, at last struck Democratic
precinct. They came across a small
place where there was not school house
in sight, and every man signed his name
with an X. Now boys, said one of
them, this looks like old times They
say the Democratic party is dead, so
just roll out the whisky, and we will
give the corpse lively wake. The
last that was seen of them, all hands
were standing up in a circle singing
II wish I was in Dixie "-Herotd.
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STANLY AT NEvADA.-The Tran
script says that Mr. Stanly, in his speech
at Nevada, poured out all the vindictive
abuse for which his embittered nature
and disappointed ambitions so well quail
ify him, upon the head of Gorham, and
gave highly eulogistic sketch of Stan
ly's public services, and disinterested
efforts for Haight. When he subsided
three rousing cheers were given for
Gorham, followed by calls for Belden
and Mcconnell Three cheers were then
given for Stanly and Haight by a little
knot of the faithful who collected about
the stand, and they were followed by
deafening cheers for Gornam, when the
meeting adjourned Stanly made votes
for Gorham by his trip to Nevada.
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NICK SMITn.-An up country el

NICK SMITn.-An up country ex.
change says:
"One day last week Nick Smith shot
a gray eagle in Ladies' Canon, which
measured seven feet from tip to tip of
wings. The bird was brought down at
a long range with rife, when upon
the wing"
Now our exchange seems to think
that this "long range" performance was
highly creditable to Mick Smith," but
we can't see it in that light. We, on the
contrary, regard Nick Smith as an un.
mitigated brute What had the eagle
done to him? What good resulted tc
the barbarian from shooting the eagle
He could not eat him-the eagle not
being a game bird, and the act was
simply wanton murder. Probably the
eagle had wife and family dependent
upon him for support Upon the
whole we consider the eagle great deaI
the nobler animal Of the two Ora.
matte Chronicle.
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For Irishmen to Read.

a loyal paper, styled the Irish Amer
ican, has been established in Chicago,
says the s. +. Times, although it has
only reached It's eleventh or twelfth
number, its circulation is said to be i'm
mense. 1t is conducted by Irishmen,
and is oloquently devoted to the cause
of Irish and American freedom. The
following extract from an able article
addressed to Irish-Americans, will furn-
ish an idea of its general tone and tenn
per. We ask that our Irish citizens
May read and ponder well It's facts:
"Some of our people are rebels for
the sake of rebellion. The disease has
beer Sc long in the blood tlat it has
become chronic We vc.ily believe that
if some Of our countrymen, and some Of
the leading oues at that, were in Heaven
during the rebellion, they would have
unhesitatingly sided with Satan himself.
Anything in opposition to established
authority.
It was this very spirit that drove SO
many Of cur countrymcn into the Con-
fcderate army during the recent war,
and made so many living under the
stars and stripes sympathize with the
rebels. Now this was all wrong; but
it was a mistaken sense of right that
drove our people to such a course.
Rebellion is only justifable against
tyranny. When people become op-
pressed to that degree that liberty and
happiness have been wrenched from
them, and whips and chains substituted,
then does rebellion become duty. But
while rebellion against tyranny is holy,
rebellion against liberty is the unholy
work of the foulest fends.
Why, then, will so many of our coun-
trymen persist in tracing analogies be-
tween Ireland and the SoutlS Why
will they persist in saying to US: You
want freedom for Ireland, but won let
the South do what she likes? What
can you do against the British Govern
meut, when the South with all her facil-
tiles for successful rebellion, was put
down? With these, and like questions
We are met at every corner.
We say, once more, that we do not
allow the cause of Ireland to be COM
pared to the cause of the South. The
one is the cause of liberty; the other
was the cause of slavery. Ireland is a
separate and distinct nation. The seal
of independence is as plainly set upon
her face by the hand of God, as on that
of England, or France, or Italy. Her
people are distinct race, separated by
blood and history, by likes and dislikes,
from the English people. Ireland had
her government for centuries when the
Brlton was a painted savage. England
took possession, and holds it to this day
by fraud. The people of ireland have
never acknowledged, nor do they ac-
knowledge day, the authority of
England They have protested for seven
hundred years by words and blows,
against Englands usurpations. And
greatest of all, tho interests of the two
countries are Numerically opposed
England "fattens on our decay" What
causes could the South show for rebel
lion, such as those of Ireland -
a CONNECTICUT paper says a man
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-31

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COnstables' and other legal sales. advertised,
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above established terms and rules of business
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