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ur i:obmcr ofiir New York Le'ig,T, has pnr-
chased the -lclr,icl iroiiing horse DEXTER for
80. .0on The Tglt. fpld and Farm thus speaks
"i lhr horse and ha performances After perfor-
ming ihe greatest ifotng feat on record, the lit
To- wonder was secured TO add 10 the renown Of
i.e ALREADY fainou stable in which the Auburn
ilora. pocalonitF Lantern. Peerless, Lady Pal
m.r ani Flaihush Maid are the shining lights.
b,,ici. cegtainl, IS marvel, and in securing
h.i Mr Bonner has secured prize. lie reiirrs
tf"ii il." turf The l'rn Of 2-l1A-iime without
itrai'cl IN the aunal Of the iroiiing turf. liis
'recr nas been one pf brilliant surprises, and II
IS .li'c probable that his memorable record will
uctct Doc cclipel NJ sooner had We installed
BIN The hero ofone event, than We were called
upon to proclaim him the hero of n greater PER
'oiuancc Wha, Lexington is TO the running
tlr, l'tAicr tuihc tfotiing turf. The blind
hero of Wcodl.r. after Debating all rivals. and
rrmrics'ing futr ri''i into N" brief space of
m nU' AMI i"i -e,puls retired from the race
cuui,'. 81. paragoa a. endurance aud speed. the
wonder and ai..., iair ~ il,- age The gallant
.r,o .au ~ ila.al l"i.nian. alter ievnuiionizing
time. fivaling 'r ml',hi".s Flora Temple. %
.oug Iui justly fe-1tlr'i as the Queen 9th ifo-
ting luli end il- tA..u career ia a blaze of
glory fctrc- i.'. mi, q. ~. '' h-r" of the fas
'"si rae" of ihc .ud 10 'l' world. nml ih" peer
less s'gr and fe SO 80 'ho ''mea Dexter aud
Lcxing;ou-wL -.Dr ~ roul'.i nam"s Who'll
Is American. All .aii' imr-iishAblr as our
national history N- tir 'rlfrscniaiiV"- "i lif-
fcren, hranchci t. '.r' ani strains oi blood,
they iOwcr'1 i'c 'rHl' stand upon he V-iN apex
of fame, each cN..a. .ii ing his own rennwn n and
both ihe lIraec. o: their respective i,r's. had
ding lus'fc upou tie country IN which ihcT nj
umph; wcrc won pcx'.r's now in pro,-r hands.
His great powe- and wonderful speed arpfo-
priaicly maicic aiih ,h' energy ani enterprise
Of he i7lchiira''. i....ur. Roth man and hoI.s
move in the iio. 'au .'l hey correctly repre-
.sfi ne spifit t't.... -
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goetrp.
LIFE md THE FrTrRE.

oh let the suul u. .lumis.r. hr.a,i
Arouse ~ senses aud aHsk
To see how soon
Life In IT, Rlorirs Fii,ir. ASA,
Aud the stem fDotstrl's ri ,ls,at
Come siealina ~
And white We view the rolling tid.
Down which our noaiing minuir. riris
Away 80 last.
let ~ the prrsrni hour. rmil"N
An'l dr~m such fniurr dframs io,
Already Isast
let u" vain hoI-r. d-cc.vr thr miui
M happier lri ~ hais' to hnl
To morrow than day
t'ar golden drsams of yor.' Wrr' hiirht.
Like them the present .hall delight
Like them 'l"cal
uur live. iilc La.i.niu. -ti.lm nusf b..
That int" "nr rnEnlphinH "a
NJ 'ioamc'l to fall
The sea VI death. uh".e save ruii un
h't king and Kingdom 'fsH tni iiitun"
Aud .Wallow all.
AliLr the liver. Ion, ii,lr.
Nlikr tie humhlr rituir's Flide
To- that al save
h'ath ir,cls ias'fiy and ta,lr
An'l fir', and ls,"r slrrp -ide b, .i'l'
within the grave
'ftt fttAft v NhA a fAaNAiNH NfiA'
iii' Is the running ~ ~. ras~
Aud death the guai
Tl'trr all our Fiittrring i"S are hn"ufht
That path alone, ~ al unsuusht
u found II all
Srr then, how IHroT anl Iittlr unith
Ne all thos' rlittcfing ina nf earth
That luw ~ herr
Dreams uf sleep that death mn.i if-,s
Aias t-'forc II h,ds ~. - Ak
We DISAPPEAR
Lang rrr th- damp oi death ran blight
The check pure gioa 81 rd aud u hit,
Has passed away
Youth smilcd, and all was heavenly i,ir
Agc came aud iai hi. hnrer ti'tr.
And Nhrrc arr they
Whcr- . The strength that .Ifirns ,irrit
The step tha, roved ~ light aud gay
The heart biithr tone
The strength j. gone. the stsp show
Aud JOY grONs Wcafisoni" and a.r
When aur ruUuga su
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Tile sun has u period in about ten years when
be IA free FROM spots. The greatest numbers were
sccn aiont the years lei2, and 1852 aud lsG2
the least number, or none, In lsii, 1855 aud
lsGi. Some five or six years ago, when We had
n iainy spring, some wonld.be philosophers ex-
pained Il by thcgreai number Of sun-sp0ts, which
diminished the usual heat radating from his sur
facr but now the SAINT philosophers say that by
Us present freedom from spots and iis consequent
greater heat. an unusual quantity Of water IL
evaIotaicd, aud Of course hns Ia come down In
rain. They have, indeed, handy rule which
works hoth ways, but they forget that u Is not
eyeFy whetr that the exc.ss at rain Is falling,
but on the contrary, ia the northwest NJ the pre-
sent there Is not enough OF II, and We get the
share rightly belonging To ihcm. u Is pretty
well established that the heat which the whole
earth receives from the sun is nearly alike every
year, spots ot no spots that the total quantity
of water cvaporaied from the ocean, which occu-
pies threc.fourihs Of the surface Of The eafth Is
also Ike and the amount Of rain falling ever the
whole surface Is consequently also the same Every
region Of the earth surface has ils yearly share
Of this rain, which, however, differs widely for
different climates, but Is as n rule uniform. The
Northern States for instance, receive yearly ~
/ iuches ibe Southeastern more than 30, aud some
u the Southwestern not One-lcnlh of that amount.
hut occasionally this average quantity s dissur-
/ bed, and one part Of the country receives por-
ton of the share Of another for reasons We aFs
unable IN trace In fact the laws of meleofoloay
are very compss, and The Whole scieRes is slill :
most mysterious problem.
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W.. rttI iAtn MAHGiIn' In referring a.
d aii,t." ", 'h. tin" ~ latter period, he Paul
sn rui uui1 that hc exercised his power by n
c"ipn, nu 'rum ihc high priest hut also that
when %, fo'iuW,rs ri Christ were put 10 death.
i- ,tvr li ,"ic again them he could onlt
ltss ,i,tn hit solc ~ one ~ the SanhedTim -
anl % mg, r.,sonaby hr doubted whether the
,sit lul,iftui 'emnii -iun viii, he subsequent
ly received when hc went 10 Damascus would
have i,,u mira, 'i'a io any one who vas not
mcnilri ut that h,al, his introduction int.
~hi.li might mai' riall, promoted by the fact
tlhi 'iaullsl Whose layofiir pupil he 1eems 10
have tr.4 u1. o. President Ont ~ this riser
an iilistIai't 'un,.i.Iainn that 10 he u paIenl
~ a ,uu,it,uu &c admi sion To that assembly,
turuH thu." whose hralis were sOflsnrd by pa
trtnal r'it.Hn Wrte suppressed 10 be- more hu.
mtu" no' Inclined Ia mersy than others H.
-i'l' amui.' ihr Jew il wal accounted seafcely
90 l' .h' h.l miu 10 ivinain unmarried aiiel
q, ht.1 ,'lt "i a.e, and marriages ia general
N'.r .t.rA nhA II il,stcfoIr Paul belonged
o. ti,' sni.'iiin. ihr probability is that he Wa.
~ liu fu" muiisi anl il,. father of a family -
l.r' . .. i' would 'cm that his wife aud child,
"i fhii.l I.r. Ai nui ianr urviV", for oihefwiss
iii .rirrN p"..l'lr. boat that some allusion 3"
drm vuu.i 10. t.unl n iIt' EIisilr7 anl IL u
r'rt 'ti 10 le,,,f bad wife he WAS not li,-
ing niru h, Wt"'r 'lr Ifft l.pi'ilr "a the Corin
ihIn.
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DENJAMI\ y. PAYNE.


'iso Na.H,d Hotr opposite 'isnH Hs.,..
rowsoNToaN. M.
DEEDS. LEASES. WILLS. NnRr.EGES. HILLS 90
sab, A.signmcnts. Ar., rrIar,d Sith accuracy aud
dr.iaty AlsU. rNamnatioH q fitrs "a Ciy County
ruR SALE. SEVENTY FIVE FARMS
20 lialtimarr aud iiaffrnl CouHtic. from NJ
hundred Aciv-. At Itcv. fruin sst'o tu $4,000.
RttLEtNcLs - 1ifif'Hsaf, Hon Judge Gilv.. )
'iittings. Es.i Hiffefd to.-lion Judge Pricr. ~ "
Anchvr k.' Biif'a'n.t .. liuu JUDI, Em.rs 4
HolfnAn F.'i sept o.. is's IL
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Real Estate agents and Con-
Ueydncers.
DEAL. ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON !. MARrENET.
SURVEYOR, AND PUBLISHER Of THE MAP
nr MAINLAND

No q .NpaiA Street. Iliiiiasrs, NJ
Eighteen yraTs at Surveying IN Baltimor aud Sicin'
ty. with the CITY snIyeyer siili attends
promptly 10 sCRN EYs ef ALL KINDS. laying out of
STREETS and Lots Ia Bam"rr city loca,inE Country
seats Surveying. Calculating. Dividing and Mapping
of Farms, Esiaics. ~.
Having during the pa.t ten year surveyed the coan
ties af th. STATE. aud puhiished numerous COUNTY
MAPS. aud having recently completed and pubished
his large new MAI and ATLAS Of MARYLAND. he
has uaN established
ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
For the prosecution of that business Ia all u. branch
cs VIII Purchase. SELL ENehangr aud Lease, eom
ms,ion Houses aud Lots In aitimorr city. aud Com
tIy seats Yarns. Plantations MinrTa aud other Land.
To- the Counties Of Mary land
e cites his thorough acquaintance With the city. and
trts of the STATE of Mary yland through the hc
iorr mentioned cNIrTruc- Ia Recommendation oi his q
cltes and adv vantAEes for this business has the only
full .rtt II iarsc Map. II Maryland Conntiv.
win have extensive rcsI'ondcncs With Real kstals
Agent. In thu other elite. aud throu ghout the Cnin
Srud fuf Iittnllr.. Nc
FOR SAiE. HtRTgNET y LIRGE WV var
ND ATLAS az MARYLAND. tthc aHiy I-Ticc,
Map uf the stat puhii.hssi.s inrhr. long at
iO copy Tor either style Also. larg. County Map. "f
several Vounss aud Pocket Map. of al ihr Cannti..
reor, IN Err,i"n ns,fict. - c~ut. and ~ 90 zach
Arfii o.. is15 Il
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Baltimore Advertisements.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs.

"A
The subscriber. Manufacturer aud Dealcr in
AGRICULTURAL ANp HORTICULTURE
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS.
lniorms his friends aud the public in general.
that he is located in the City of Baliim"rr. with
the necessary Tools and Machinery G,r the
manufacturing "f all kind, ii
MACHINERY.
CASTE NGS AT..
Ani will guarantee I" supply all orders inr
them on the mast rcasOnfble terms. Atunng
the articles to be- always obtained ~ NV 80
tablishm"ni. name IN part
PORTABL. STEAM FNGINHS.
SAW MILLS. GRlsT MILLS.
WATER WHEELS. Gc.
~ Att sprS;
Wheeler. Mclick COS. Railway and Plants
ii"n Powers aud winn"wcrs. Eagle C,ii"r
Gins. Cotton aud Hay Presses. Gin Gra'
S"gment- aud Wing Guig."n-
Grain Drills. cider Mill. ani
Presses. Wine Presses. has
aud stalk Guii"t..
MuwING AND gEArIN" MSCANrs.
FARM WA"oN> 'AET-.
'hnin,. Mhrn' Fan. ,"im Shrirf. s.fr .i.d
c"h MILL. ~. sol" As.ntii
Mudge's Celebrated Washing Machine.
Horton brp,w '"'. rh,w- mud casting.
". Elli"it. Ars"nar ". 'ri"~.. N"ft.lk a.
Baitin"ir rl"Ns. aud q s-u.i.l a.-..ftn,ui %
ALL kiNpS ~
Field and Garden Seeds.
WILL FURNISH IT, ORDER.
An kfNbN or FTRTIf IZFE>
MANDATORY. MACHlNE Silnr ANp
forNbRY.
t1rH.r If0,rmaH aud FfoHf Ni.t.'.
bEPOT SEED STORE
li' m'I crdn Nn''. ypPo,,L Kti'ls Ha"u
JOHN MANHks. A.l>,
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RtTES or .iDTERTISTNG.
ne .taarc - tines sr lrsst one insefti.,t Al and
.a.lA .nl.e ncnl inseriiss. - ernI. I..r ..,u.r,
attorneys Cards.
(NEORGE -. MILIIGAN.

ITTO NEf 4 r l. 4 o.
HENL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY. IN ALI
OF ITS BRANCHES, At
va - WEST - rETTE ST.. RAJ TIH0RE
''rrrs buy sell I0aa.s Ground Rents, fartas
and country Seats at puhc aud private sale solicited
inans. Investment Of Trust FUND.-, and general man
'r'm-nt Oriental Proty In the city aud county s'-
i"tiirtl to
az Money invested IN Graand Rent. or Mortgage
fsss = ctargs.
rr.ulrner rou sontown wiil insure ITomr attsn
lsss searches. Title Paprrs. and Claims oIrVcry
"scription In u,r county Court. lpce. Is. s06-iy
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TIENRY W. COOKE.

REIL EST.i TE BR - n Err,
Ne. .. Lsg Bald,agi. Saiai Pdui 81, Bil,iasr,. NJ
Negotiate. sales. and Purchase. of Houses. Lots
Farms and Ground Itsn;' aud Loans on Real Estate.
Apr - 1871 -iy
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- ri, .linf 80 the i"u.sillr .L,sfArl sa,s
10 hc pn.' rl l'" moai valuable things in The
world nnl va. about in will them away the fn
loWinr wuuii p, his plan Of di'iiihulion
I would give tie world truth ani friend ship
Which air sn very scatcr.
wuui nisu giVo an additional l,oiinL of truth
ta hvy,f. itl mutlanis
Nould .i,c 20 ih, ici,ns skill nni rarninp
e"YI ''s' q" printers 'h'ii ;a,
Z. .ir. ""ron gn..l ,'n'-. m"issi,
Jag. N.I-,. anil natural teeth
to ,,rn froufs aul dlnli's 'ummnn 'rnsr
iiitl, ra.h aui hlid hhnr
To nhl mnl.. good i,mlsi. uioull tUr ~
tl 'ali and good huinuds.
g. uN hlchriofs. love fer yiiiu, ,i liitu ani
wives
t.~ \ gentleman visiting thr hmil, at
worth, 'lcaeon In = ncighhorinr town. had bssn
showing the children one evening. beautiful
musical ioN nlier which hc wound up aud pat
the instrument iuiu his pocket At the huur 81
retiring Tor the night lhe visitor was called ulou
fut PRAYER and having rni upon his knees, Wa
IN lhr midst uf What ptuu,i ed ia lr ssnrwha'
prolonged le'ii.un Nhru suddenly 10 tunfr'larntr
Of q chaugr 90 i-iiiun un ~. part ai the snppli'
caui the mu.cii 10, started gn,iy "a with The
tune. Take luur time. Miss Lucy : To say lha'
ihrlfhiet va. brought tu rather abrupt ieFinina'
ton and that even the worthy deacon rose rom
hiskne.s al hat cnnsulssd with laughter, Y dfa"-
ing The effect OF lie Incident quite mildly
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Tm1 igARs They do not go lrUtn us' but We
go from them, stepping from tile old lnio tie
new ani always leaving behind " solnr baggage
no longer serviccahlc on the march Some Keep
our childhood, some our youth. and oil have
somelhing of ours which they will neither give
up for bribe or prayer--ihe opinions east away
the hopcs that have had successors and the fol.
lies oaigfown 10 H. reviewed h, mrm"r'. an'
called ~ fof s,idsBSs some day.
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1l1nYnRs esps,iss r.ds<d salts tlosa
s'1' n n s.,i' Y; s;;|:'''
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Queensware,

Cdrpetdag, OIL Cloths, Blankets, Fad
Lassys, Kentucky Jeans, Knh
WroPpers dc. 10 Mee thy
road add 10 aud let
linens, .Shsetings,
@, 8 and IT Bro Shect.
'ags, ~, 7S aud 81 Bro.
Skeeiing, fine Bro. Sheetiags AND
Shirtings, Bed Ticks, Aproa Cheek.
aud Domestic Ginghom.;
indeed everything usually found in first.
class Dry Goods House, and which they are
Offering at prices that will astonish buyers :
all having been bought for cash, they will be
sold at such prices as vii! defy competition.
They take this opportunity Of returning
their thanks for the patronage bestowed up.
on them in the past and request con,inu
ance OF the same.
oct3 HOOD & MITTEN.
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ps;sssAtInE larg,.s, and $500, ,...,..l.,..
.--W "' '''''' '''"'i''s's
s,e.tr -s.lectio. ~
II, wcsimin,iier' 4 nov be;ns o,Icre,, !. n,
s,nl,l;, M ira y s,pagsSt '' ~ " ~,sW
AND ctjMWol,Iors 800 " "'s : ="
HlRE R0D VS.
locatetl about one hundred yarl. IA, az, n.
Railroad Depot. and nch,lv ennos;,e lie
l,ali,ol;,. f'bss,.h 'i''os''' ~
His Stocl has been nnrchascJ IN phfa.
delphia Car the cnsh ,n.l ,..,s,.,s IA ~,
latest and most imnrn. u s,slss &c - Wv
PARI.uR S|Tif'S'
.Te,e. a te,os, Solas. Marble tnn (,lus,er and
Resnquet Tables, Spr;nr. Con-, Chair. alsn'
Chamber Suits, eons;s,;ns M snlond;Jly
finished Isoand Carnere,i ls.d.t.ads' Marble
top Dressing Darea,,s. Marl,la I'm Enciassd
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To the People 4
Carroll COuntyI


THE Subscribers, Corpcrsiors and Zen.
Il hers Of the Carroll Lumber CoSpany,
beg leave 10 inform their friends "a the
public generally, that they have obGned q
Charter from the Legislature Of ths State,
authorising them 10 Manufacture, vhd, and
deal in all kinds Of Lumber, aaasiso TO
purchase and sell Lands in this ute and
elsewhere. That the capital siof OF the
Company is $500, 600 in shares $3.50 each.
We propose nov to soil sevented hundred
Shares Of the Stock at $50 per tare Cash.
The Company has already pure psed Tven.
~ Seven Hundred and Seyeuli Five Acres
of the fines, timber lands in WI Virginia,
located on Cheat River. on wfh there Is
also large quantities Of the fest Biiumi.
nous Coal. We are now preSrins TO erect
Steam Saw Mills Of great pokr and with
all the latest improvements, I'D viii In .
very short time be producinHarge quhnti
ties Of Lumber. From c}cfhl examina.
ton OF every matter connktcd With this
business we are quite sureiha, the Com.
pany will make il decidh success, and
TINT the purchasers Of the $ck OF the above
named price will realize lke dividends.-
This Is home institutionknd we are fully
determined tina, ii shall conducted with
tho strictest economy NJ eficiency--and
that the stock shall be fsafe, secure and
profitable investment.
books have been fcned at the First
National Bank, west5hster, aud the Far.
mers and Mechanics laiioaal Bank, West.
minister, where our fends are invited 10
call and subscribe toke stock.
WINK. HAYDEN,
II. NNNING,
ISNc WINCHESTER,
EBARD LYNCH,
JN. II. BOWERS,
EFF, REESE.
june Is--tf.
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]. !. DAuheAa Infa
Attsrney q nayv 90 eoo6c1n
= IN Chanegfy. a

MILL pssctios Iaw b 10 Csurl6 = O..
1koss who srs sssilinx nuis1sa q ~ d5-
tsns' Court, ard drSh WIN, Doc{s -
Con - ss>a y ~ Uu1po M111sr ~
" Wsslninslsr, liom ) o'e1se< ~ y =,
Y O'clock p n, 90 = ~ - 49, r.
sls.iss S:;isssl ~ 4 ~
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FOR SALE,
Martenet's Large New Map s
Atlas OF sgaryland.

THE only perfect NAP Of the State ever
Published, IA Inches Long
Ar $40 a Cory FoK giulER SrYlE
Also, largo CsHnis haps Of Carroll and
other cuanties, aud Pocket Maps Of all the
Counties. Colorgd in Election Districts, 10
cents and 81 each.
GEO, w. MARTENEr Is rur Sol.E
Aarss ron, Asp Eiil sEil rugsE Mars ~
cARRoiI. CovSrY.
nn15-lv
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Western Maryland
COLLEGE,
For Pupils Of beth SEXES


THE new and spacious buildinr a. >ks
uss Of this Ins,itution being nov nsssly con-
pietsd, the First Scholastic rear ~ill com
menee on WEDNESDAY, bEPTENBER
9TH. Price Of Beard. Washing &c.. per
year $50. Tuition alone, from as 70 70
per year according 70 The clans entusui. -
The CORPS Of teachers has bssa sslscssd VA
great csre. and eensisss 81 eonpslsut No
isesors for each department. Of stu1y. ~
sides ell the branches Of Engliuh, ths I.niln.
Greek, French, German ard other lanrserss
will be taught; also Music fVocni I'D u.
sirumeatail Drawing, Painsiae. Eaksat1,-
~. Wax work &c. The Ins(i;utioa = No.
vided with Library Or 1900 vclan&1. ~
valuable Chemical and Pkilcsopkimi -
peratus, The Proprietor and II; IeoeAs5s
will earneslly aim 70 make ~ fnsia2lirn
one Of tie best 10 the land, and they rosro1<-
fully solicit such share Of he rehIIe ~
lFonage a. will sustain and encoufaG6 4 -
- their lEbors. Catalogues cent,iaine "a
information can b had on appiicul5oS, ~
ther 10 perAon, o. " latter, % IL
" r. BUELL.. Pscprislsv, o. ~
Rev. J. 7. WARD, PStndc4l = ~
asgi-amos NssluIa11lr ~
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Painless Extraction of Teeth
(TlTHOET GAS.)
Dr. Charles Biiiingslea,
nENrngr

DENTIST,
HAVING supplied himself with an An.
IL Iaratus for Producing Locai 4nusfis.
sia, takes pleasure in informing the citizens
OF Westminster and the community nj large.
that he is prepared 70 use this latest N,
Proyement in the extraction of Teeth. The
advantage possessed by this Apparatus over
oil others Is that Il e6sets onty fsc part
operated ON. =
He has also the most improved style Of
Apparatus for manufacturing parx Gas--ot
coarse all persons calling on him esln choose
the method they prefer
All 9psrntious In Surgical and Mechaui.
cal Dentistry performed in the most spproy.
ed style anda moderate rates.
Office, adipiaiag his Fathers Resiaeass.
near fafmsrs & Mechanics Bank,
WESTMINSTER, No.,
shereanAy he found at all times when not
professionally engagedat following places:
Cnioa Bridge. --lst Wednesday II every
month remaining until Saturday.
sNep HiH9sor. --2nd "Wednesday oil every
month, remaining until Saturday.
CaioHtora.- 3rd "Wednesday every month.
remaining until Friday evening.
1dneytoNa I'D Friday every month ,z-rc-
manning until the " ednesday following.
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Y ! ) . 81 =
A sCf00L with first grade Collegiate
IA cotse Of Ins,uction flor whick cen
circalarf for Females, and zane or modified
course bnstisutins nm Academic tnot Cole.
giaie) purse Tor Males.
0psng Of Seventh Scholastic yssr SEP.
TEN ER 9Th. Pupils received at aay tims
and d1ygsd for ons Session.
Accommodations for Boarding papilx two
sepsktc buildinEs. Of brick. Rev. iona.
hasiunroe, will receive eight msIes Into
bis imily the Principal VIII make Ms :
HPs for sig females. BESIDES, several
MP approved families win accommodate
frSh four 10 six, each, subject 10 wholc<cms
ryulaiions. Thus Thirty Boarding Purils
d be under the care and rules of the
Shool, according 10 our fayorise plan Of
ball circles u Boarding Pupils. II good
Jones, instead Of one great collection where
hero can be but little like Home. NHirs
Ind Female boarding Departments entirely
separate.
DrrAnrsExrs.-- Primary Preparatory and
Collegiate; a four years course, in latixr.
In Music, French, Spanish, DsAwins nd
Painting, (iast three by Prof. A. II. Ne.
Langhiin,) superior advantages. A Greek
and Latin course--the latter without extra
charge.
Errrssrs.--Pcr half year Boardinw
Ss7 so. Washing sorts per dosea. Tuition
from IS, TO s2i, according 10 grade &c stud.
les. Fuel o..
e@- For Circulars, address
RBv. JOHN A. MuNR0E.
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The Portland daily press., 1867-05-06
THE PRESS.
Monday Morning, May 6, 1857.
Pure yyarer for Portland.

We trust no conservative" citizen, who
thinks perhaps that the voted railroad loan
will impoverish the city, will be disturbed by
the caption We have placed over this article.
Pare water, and enough of it, will iniure no
one; but the lack of it is, and long has been
telling fearfully upon the city's prosperity. To
say nothing of the necessity of pure water ON
sanitary grounds,-for purposes of beverage,
OF washing and of personal ablution-there
are many uses for which it is needed to
promote the material prosperity of
the city. A thousand forms of manufacturing
can be carried on SO as to compete with other
places, only by the use of cheap steam power.
To secure this plenty of fresh water must be
had Such water rs is readily obtained in
Portland, for such purposes, is SO impregnated
with saline and alkaline properties, that it is
very destructive to steam boilers, and thus its
constant use becomes expensive. Tho pur-
er the water used in boilers the less incrusta-
ton is found within the fles, the less the iron
is corroded upon the inside, and the less tn o
flues are coated with foreign matter the more
readily the water within them becomes heated,
thus saving materially not only in the wear
of the boiler itself but in the amount OF fuel re-
quired to produce steam. ....,s l,itJ %
The principal objection heretofore urged
againstprocuring supply of fresh water for the
city, from Sebago Lake. has been the great X
pense of its introduction to and distribution
over the town, but we are informed that there
is possible way of getting around TINS opIec-
ton and of securing the water at the same
time. The charter which has been obtained
from the legislature under which water may
be brought to the city from the Lake, provides
for a supply for city purposes free of charge. 1t
has been suggested to us by those who ought to
know all about the matter, that if the city will
waive this advantage for a series of years-say
five or ten so far as to pay one-half the rates
fixed upon for private customers, there are
parties in New York who stand ready to COM
mence the work at once and in earnest, and to
prosecute it with vigor till Portland has pure
Sabago Lake water distributed all through it,
from the Western Promenade to Munjoy.
We are not authorized to say more; we will
not vouch for the correctness of this report
but ifit is correct or substantially so we hope
to hear more from it, and that the city Govern
ment will not allow any such proposition to
fail through lack of ofconcession or Of reasonable
iberality on its part Give US pure flesh wat
er, and plenty fit. This is what the people
want. This is literally what they thirst for,
and for which every pore of the skin is crying
out. Shall we have it? Our columns are at the
service of those who wish to discuss. OF
thcow light upon the subject Now that the
railroad fever has turned" let us have fever
treated on hydropathic principles.