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IRON IN THE BLOOD.

The necessity OF . due proportion Of iron In
the blood 10 we'll known TO all msdieul men when
Il becomes reduced non any cause whatever, the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being nrst
attacked, and feeling Of languor. lassitude and
"sli-gonsnsss' pervsdes the system. The remedy
Is simply to supply the blood with the necessary
quantity Of iron. This can be done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
. protected solutioa Of the prstoIids Of Iron,
which Is 90 prepared that Il assinilatss at once
with the blood. giving strength, vig0r and new
lifs 70 the whole system.
To take medicine 10 cure disease occasioned By
Q dsdoisncy Of Iron In the Blood, without restor-
Ing 10 10 the system, 10 like trying 70 repair .
building when The foundation 10 gone.
An eminent divise sAysi ~ have bean usinE
the Peruvian syrup Cor some time past u gives
ne ne. vig0r, bssyansy OF spirits. elasticity Of
splrita"
Pamphlsts containing certificates Of cures, and
rscommsadstions nom some OF the most eminent
physicians. elsrxynsn and Others, Will b sent
hss 10 any address, ..r
.fhs genuine be. .Ss.ssss. SK.se" blown In the
slass. p. DtNsM0RE, Pvspvistsg,
No. - Day 81, New York.
Sold By all druggists.
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GENERAL COUNTY NEWS.

There are but four town paupers in Lining
ton.
The Directors Of the Ocean Nstional Bank,
Kennebunk, have declared s.mi-annusl div
idend Of per cent, payable Monday, Jsnu-
AIRY 9th.
The goods damaged by fre In Mr.. Bennett's
store at Goodwin's Mills, are to be sold ct sue-
ton next Saturday.
The friends Of Rev. Moses A. ouimby. pas.
tor Of the Free Baptist Society In Limerick,
assembled at the church on Monday eve
ming, January Q. and greeted Mr.. Q. and his
family with music. good cheer, snd-best Of
all-donations to the amount Of sl4o. The
storm Of the LIST inst. prevented "New Years
call"
On Friday evening, Sd inst, the following
named elective officers Of Olive Branch Lodge,
!. o. orc. = OF South Berwick. were installed
In ample form, for the ensuing term, by K W.
g. ~, J. W. Sargent. Of Kennebunk: N. g.,
VIM. II. Durgin ". g., John d, Nealley; Sec.,
VIM. W. Keays; Treas, Joseph A Hanson
In response To an invitation from Olive Branch
Lodge, delegations from Mousam Lodge q Ken
nebunk, and Lacouia Lodge Of Biddeford, were
present, and were warmly welcomed by the
brethren Of South Berwick. Amer the ceremo.
mics of the installation an adjournment was
made to the moro spacious Central Hall, where
the company sat down To tables abundantly
covered with all the substantials and luxuries
that could be desired. provided by the brethren
Of the Olive Branch and their amiable and At
teatiye ladies, who were present In large num-
bers. At the close Of the banquet, short and
interesting addresses were made by various
brethren Of Maine snd New Hampshire. the
Grand Master stating that the statistics Of the
Order show very gratifying and steady In
crease In numbers and influence, and Vas new
er on more solid basis. Before the close OF
the festivities. the visiting brethren from the
east we're reluctantly Obliged. BY pressure Of
business, TO leave to meet the train, unanimous
IL pronouncing South Berwick hospitality o
6rst class affair. May the Olive Branch long
continue to increase and wave its green foliage
in the bres,e, ID the HEARTFELT uish Of
TACOMA.
The ladies Of the North Berwick Baptist 30
cisty last evening gave Lsvss and Fair at the
new and magnificent church just erected BY
the society. Ut which they rsali,s quite hand
some sum. They are to repeat the entertain
meut again this evening. with the object Of OBJ
tanning funds sufficient to furnish their House
Of worship - soon a. completed. This society
b the Oldest Baptist Society In the State.
We have before publshsd IN article relative
70 the excellent vater-pover Of the Mousam
river. bat take the following from the Hydro
graphic survey Of the town Of Sanford:
There are within the limits Of The town ak
A.. n0aepa ali v,rnn ska Mansara p}vsp
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Nan Observation-Disclosures p. O.
err Local AFFAIRS.

Messra Z ~. Hobbs and o. NJ Weymouth
have 0psosd frss evening" school a. the rooms
OF the Young Ne Sorsosa as'e0'Aaon' sno
although they ooemenceo ooy rs0snoy,
they have about ninety pupils This 70 good
ina,;tutiou, and - Il costs nothing 70 have the
h.o.6t Of Il. s.d, moreover. a Il Is instituted
a. a.. .,.,a ~ Al, ..,.A a an, m engaged ,h.t
they cannot s.sssd school By day. vs zee no
reason Why Il win not sssa BE- . large one.
The generous spirit displsysd by Messrs.
Hobbs and wsyuoa b worthy Of the highest
ouneodssioo-
s..,. A..,,,x .mn,ovu.nt. but
80 4. ....,a.,.a "A. h.nn;.., h, IN.
-. IT, NJ. \, . h..;n,.. Geo. IT. Smith.
living On Pool s,rret. says be has invented .
u..h;.s thai vai ave ali tks labor Of saving
wood. n. Il willing to sivs . liberal interest
20 the man Who siu r.S 4 psteated for him. %
there ia . chance Tor an investmeut BY some
BODY.
-. p;... y.s,,., R..t of B;dd.fSrd have
.,-, -.,.,..., a;,,h.,d AZ s NJ, cant.
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In Biddeford, Dec. &c, Harriet Frances, daughter
OF Rev. John and Sarah Sanborn, aged ID years
In Hiram, Dec. %, suddenly, OF srysipelas. Mrs
Elisabetb Black, wife OF Mr.. Richard X. BLACK,
aged ~ years, month and q days.
We shall miss thee, dear sister, wherever We move,
We shaii miss thee In all thy labou OF lovei
We III hush, lest We disturb thy quiet sleep.
Gently, sweet lephyrs, oh, gently play
Around the grave where our darling sister lay.
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s. u. 4 II. w. SxirH's Lmsriean organs.-The
Messrs. Smith are the oldest reed instrument man.
ufacturers In Boston. They have. from the first,
striveu to make rs good work rs human hands
could produce, and have been wide awake for all
valuable Improvements In such instruments. They
produce great range OF styles, varying IN form
and capacity, adapting them to parlor, school,
church or hall. as may be desired. The many pc
these manufacturers, enable them 10 control the
manufacture Of this peculiar Organ, so that no
other reed Instrument. OF whatever name or claim.
can compare with them In perfection. II Is only
necessary to try them, 10 be satisfied or ths-Ysr'
mont Mssieal Journal.
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An English paper states that Mr.. Stephen
Britt, for many years harbor master Of the port
Of Rye, was drowned recently by the upsetting
Of boat in the hsrbor. lie was the last survi-
yor Of family Of six sons, every one. Of whom
had died BY drowning. This strange fatality 50
powerfully impressed the mind Of the last re-
naming. Stephen, that he abandoned going to
Sea, and relinguished even the command Of the
hsrbor steam tug, which he latterly had charge
~
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SIX Ps.-poets-Painters-pr eacher-Pisyer-Punt
and Po,itieians-a suer fom Dyspepsia Nervousness,
Loss Of Appetite Liver Complaints and all diseases which
they may prevent by the % Plantation Dit
ters II those suffers took these Bers the Poetry would
be purer the Paintings grsnder The Sermons veer the
Acting usr the Printing nester and the Politics honst
This spleeded tonic nvigoraes the system, and Gu
ables the bran 10 work heathily,
have used u,
MAoScLiA wArsa.-A delightful tolied ariele-super.
ior to Cologne, and al half the price. 33-2w3
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BoWDoIN COLLEGE.
Department.
FACULTY or MEDICINE,

FACULTY or MEDICINE.
SAMUEL HARRIS, ID d., President Of the Col.
lege.
JoHN s. TEYHEY. LID, Lecturer on Medical
Jurisprudence.
ISRLEL r. DAM, Nd, Professor Of the The.
DRY and Practice Of Medicine.
WILLIAM C. ROBINSON. Nd. Professor Of
Materia Medlea and Therapeutics
C0RYDoN 4. FORD. Nd, Professor Of Anat-
omy and Physiology.
CYRUS .: BRAcKETT, ND, Professor Of Chem.
iitry and Pharmacy.
william WIRREy GREENE, MD, Professor
OF Surgery.
THO. H. JEWETT, Nd. Professor OF Obstst-
rics and Diseases Of Women and Children.
H. H. SE<YEY, ND, Demonstrator Of Anst-
EThe Yorty.Eighth Annual Courss Of Leo
lures In the Medical school Of Maine. will COM
mence Feb. 10, 1895, and continue sixteen
weeks.
Circulars. containing full information, may b
obtained by applying to the Secretary.
CT. BRAcKErr, Md, sse,y.
Brunswick, Jan. I, 1858 iva
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT
-OP fHE-
FIRST NATION'L BANK,
or Biddeford. January 9th, 1868.
RESOURCES.
7. HALEY'S DENTAL ROOMS,

The attention Of the public 10 called 10 must nsefl In.
eenon In Dentistry. The main difficulty In wearing Sl
ncia teeth IT, they do not hold In their place firmly enough
TO which added the annoyance Of food getting under the
plate while eating. Dr. Folsom, Of Boston, has discovered
mole % constructing the plate on which the teeth are
set, that they rW not Start or drop rAiie eating or
spsaktng, nsifAsr we'll any fsrfAr pd,fte!ss Of food
Get sndsr hs plate, matter rAaf hs condition. Of
tks mouth g. rAieA 10 not nss Of snS other wsAsd.
Irvspectuliy Invite call from thoss desiring dental
work. and especially those who are annoyed By wearing
plates that are constantly droyping.
For this invention Letters Patent have been secured for
the Unis-d States, England and France.
~ have the sIclnslvs right 10 use this patent In
Biddesord and SAco T. HALEY.
j3u oS Main street, Biddefocd.
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Gr~s.,. c.l.sr.ssA salx,.

Prom Mr.. 4. rucKsa, Postmaster 81 salisbury, No.
Tel have bssn troubled for years with . bed hu-
nor, sometimes ostvardly, ssd ssustines n.
vafdly. Daring The past summer y manifested
6alvs. All signs o. 10 have slpes dlAppsersd,
Without afseting ne ipvardly, Indicating, think,
the s1dioating nature OF the oalvs."
SETH W. f0WLE . SON. Boston, rfsprl
Sold ey AL druSxisth 1t 3 sta bog: Sent BY
nail foe - cents. 0-twi
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SacO LOCALS.

SACO LOCALS.
"you"s """ n.1 "' ~ 1870 ..oN,
Se~,' ', Aks' ~ - "esS ~
W.. w" NJ, n 49, = ~ ~ :. -. ~ IN -. ,,I,'n
,, -. - 49,. - :. -. :, CO..
ne vas o m u'' w" ', oo
..' w'-,.,.., G.. r,.....s
o." cas.,.'.," -. s.-.,.s., az,
81 u'. ."ees 49, ,,.sSa
NO ".s not .ne su"S parry ".uosn y.
kno",edsea oe'os IN oAeo' on 'ne Jay OF the
As'au", YET ne sAs "suunea - oe'as IN Aa-
gusM 'nA' e'e"'os, s"1 '"' 'o"uue'o' v" 'ne
rofuand nenneoe0 rs''sn"eu n'm As the
nj, train ON the afternoon Of thu, d.y. Mis-,
D.,n.,, "a. .,.o ou;,. po.iti,s- rum Nh. an.
n..,.nce. ,h., h. ma, No, IN. per.on. From
ri. o., .,o,v !, .,,..,. TIA, \. ma. ,;.;,i,s .
,,.,sr IN mi, eity. and had been stationed In
Al. military ..y,um NJ rocus. These fact,
h.;nc proved he vas accordingly discharged,
and nj. fire.. remuneration secured back to
A,cu.,,
w., u.v, A..
- :, ~. III =, e. ro,,.
.",p =, G. - p,a..s,-, :, -.
'oN"H - 49,. ~
IT., o." r,,,.. e.. - r;uo,hv
No. NJ U,ch p,;s., Jo..nh Mill
,..;,.a
tn -. -. r,,,., mar. q, tho mo., inter
..,;n. ,h,,,,,,r airs, ,hieh N. ,.,.r.l Ma
sonic orders present were called upon and re-
spouses made BY Sir knight I. u. Hubbard for
Brsd'ord oommaodsfs' "orsn'pu, MAs's'
WIN. hooson o' os'o .oase'' .nap'A'"
poyd ior pun'sp hoass' ~ ". Jason wi MY
a Aren Masonry IN general We sAno"'e'ee
with thanks . KIND INVITATION 10 % present.
Au.,, N. ,,o,..,., ,u,,o,.m.,t,. -. are
c,.d % ,nno,n.. on. vor,hx Of our GOOD old
city. Me..r.. Cornelius sueetsir and DR.. J.
A. Berry. We understand have purchased the
King house. Geo calied). located just above
Free Street. and which Vas lately damaged by
Are; and that they are to remodel and enlarge
Il. besides adding another story to the same.
prior to its occupancy by . Boot and Shoe
manufacturing 6rm from Massachusetts,. Such
an Improvement viii sdd materially 10 the
bushes interests OF $500. anu 70 ssa sne
~. ' ' :" '"
Inc sseo And bndeloru savings ins'''o'on
declared semNannuA dividend OF 'hree per
cent On Wednesday last. ms INSTITUTION -
In avery noursn'nG CONDITION.
We notice that Mr.. J. Z. Blacks steam en-
CINE has arrived, With which to raise Ice up the
bank near Cs,arsct bridge. He commenced
gathering in the crystal crop, the sr,, Of ,hi.
week. bringing Il down 10 the cataract. haul
ing |, up the hank by s,eam power, and then
slidiag Il down along the rough bank on the
sluio.-uay to the large ,ee-hoasss on the wharf
where ID 10 stored until shipped in the spring.
Mr.. Euhr~iu n, Floyd. We learn met with
an .oe;d.o, Friday lsst. Al Hobson', Water So.
,.v.m;,,. he r,t,;nc his hand In the circular
say. One Of Nj, fore finger. was split elose up
70 the hand. 10 that I, n rendered useless ifit
doe. not have 20 b snputat,d. H. has work
al many year, among eli kinds OF mill saws
and usob;p.rv. s.d us,er met with the least
,crstoA before.
recently pa" .sao'' 's. 70 Toe 'Anne,'
and esrry'ng snop OF Messrs Maises pf0'n.
q" Co., OF Somes'ius' ls tnAs section OF
oar CITY " eaned)' ana We" p'essea 10 n0'e
the 'mpr0'e"en's sn'ca nav 'esn "sa' 'ne's'
and the gsaersi sou'"y .aoa onarss'sf,e'
the p's0e. ins A "s.ss. ~os' " n'
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SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE.

For ans Photo grap hs and fsrrotypea Of all sizes
visit A. n. DAVIS new Photograph Rooms In
Union Block, IS Main street. Biddeford. Special
attention given 10 copying from small pictures to
any sire desired, and finished In the best manner.
ANYBODY having Photographs nom life, or copies,
that have never been auished In ink, by bringing
them here can have them greatly improved ut
trlaing expense, by NEwLASD N. PHiLBRick.
1mS9s "A. h DAVIS.
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SOMETHING BErrEa THAN GoLD.-Good health, .
good reputation. ease and contenment are all bet
ter than gold. 30 Is Pyles saleratus, that prepares
food completely adapted TO the health and com.
fort Of mankind, Ahch all other kinds fail to do.
Sold by grocers everywhere. in pound packages.
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CURTIS DAVIS
tEstablishsd is,s.l
American Peerless Washing Soap.

nIIIS Soap 10 strictly pure In every particular.
| II contains the exact proportion Of resin 70
make Il work with sase-will not rot or injurs the
fabric washed with II In the slightest degrcs. II
perfectly free from all cooring. Injurious OF odsn.
sive matter. 90 common In many other soaps, "
will not make the hands sore and chap. bat u o.
Q healing nature. IL makes quick and eeanuial
Iather, and 10 . splendid Soap for washing the
hands, nee, and all bathing purposes only ISIS
Il vii make % good Shaving Soap - can b pro.
ducsd, BY eivinE Il proper ags. IL smits pleas
ant odor while 6sins ussd, and leaves the clothes
sveet and clean, a. the material Of which 81
composed ID strictly pure and Of the very best
duality 10 will remove Srsass, paint, TAR. stains,
L., 10, from any material, ~ veil - any BAR
soar. however highly recommended.
IN WIN vash N soft and medium hard war %
The entire satistsction Of all. IL can b used In
very hard or salt water With the very best rssalta
n q liberal amount OF al soda 10 hrst Dissolved
and sddsd 10 the water. u will accomplish Gil
thai any soap can Or should propsrly DO;
Il 10 Just the soap for all consunsrs 70 BUY, -
combines al tks sssssusi yroprss!ss Zoe sh.TnE;
bathing, wsshlng the hands and ne, not Only o.
the mechanic Of whatever esllin8, eut o. AL on.
srs, NO matter whether very mneh osEfiinmsd, or
Of : moro dsiiesis nature, and for svsfy dsssrp-
'i For . ~. sS'1 s. Srocs r.nsy. x.aahst.rsd
By CuRTB DAVE. Bsstea. - ~. s.A'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
telegraph Notice.

The International Telegraph Company have 70.
moved their once In this city nom 10 ~ l76 Main
street. business dispatches received and sent 10
JAMES ROWE, Manager.
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Auinu aud Saarual.


v.cs s,ce i,.i.s y, !s:ss. .ssss ,s 2 AZ Dc :,
pa u IL sn A. =. asd ~ - =" f"s ~
20. Bspssscss pusss ~ Bssess q IN, 80 r.,
..a :ts "a ~ Psstissl q 400 il.c 4 -, md
fls, s.osr.E
Nail Arrangsasats-.Bidd p. O.
NIus clnss fse ne vest - eos a. T., and ais ,. -
E,sr tn Esss q n 10 q. r., and as p. q. FOO LIN
e<ss 4 ~ T., psroasaeh, hoo,fay, Wednesday and
Friday Il 4 - '. ~ Lyaaa centrs, hursiays cs'y,
q s.NP.n.
Nals Aasivs ~ tie Essf q ESQ A. H. ami 400 .. r.
Iye.. ns Hsss q n =, "A 400 ,. ID. Trvs Liner
iek q II 10 a. n, fHrsoushsld, MoeiAy. Msioe.iy
and Friday q 40 '. NJ Lyman Ceesr,. nar,avs
only, - - a =. Q. ECosN, IL -
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TIL Z

THE
Biddeford Dispensary.
lat Biddeford House Block,
EstssiisAsd 4. d. lsi7.
You can buy Peruvian Syrup.
You esn bay sehsnokS syrup,
You can buy Ysgstabls Group Syrup,
Youea buy Soothing Syrup,
You can buy sanborn1 Group Syrup,
You ca bay Pin Worm Syrup,
Also, Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
Also, Wild chsry Belsan,
Also. CosS Cough BALKAN,
Also, Aliens Coach BAlam, # ..r,.-
Also. Halls Cough BAlnm, g.
Also, MsrrsnS Cough BALKAN,
- Or Indian Vegetable Pflis
Or Aysrs Cat6artls Pilb,
o. Behsosks kAsdrAks Pills,
OF Hillr Rheumatic Pills
OrHatehiuEs u sadachs Pills,
rreH.rf Or BurksS Pills. + : = ~
And Vegetable strsaEthsniag Rattsrs,
And Plantatioa BittsrS
And sherry Wine Biits1,
And Asvoodp Bttaera 'f
A.d Nillians' Rittsss, r...r. -
And HoststtsrS BittsrS,
And Jswstss Bittsrs
VAnA ell % ths bsst nsdisinsl prspasstions
nov In use, and % prices that viii b aiisfActory
sitsva1Svsso J. sAwYEA Druggist.
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DIED..

n Notices Of deaths exceeding six lines, Inserted
nee, above that number, at regular advertising rates.
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Costivensss, or constipation. II allowed 10 con
tmus, will entail multitude Of diseases Use Par.
sons furgstvs Pills, In small does, until yoa e.
fsct Q complete cure.
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Bloods Rheumatic Compound, now and for the
next four months 10 be exclusively used Is for sale
IN & y 81 us i 10 SlSsurs asas
stely good supply.
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S,aaU Place for Sale,

- Situated 81 miles from covered bridge, In
n.R Biddeford, on the Pool road, consisting oil
GAIIouse, Barn, and acres Of land. 10 very
pleasantly located.
Price $780, Inquire OF
s2f ToUNGE. Saco.
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As . Tonic and Appetizer, nothing can
equal the erect Of Dr. q. Aldsn' Iodine Water
Unlike all stimulsnts is eject u 1srmsassf. build.
Ing up the body. and giving strength and vitality
. a. part. q The s:ssSS II Old snt SnaSn u
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In Bankruptcy.
OrrcE OF rul y. s. Marshal,
Az Messenger,
PORTLAND, Dec, DO 1867, y

PORTLAND, Dec. 20, is6y.
day Of December, A. u. 1867, o Warrant In Bank.
ruptcy Wa ssued against the estate OF Pelstiah ~
Iobeon. OF standish. In the County OF Cumberland
and state Of Maine, who has been adJudged Bank.
Iupt on his own Petition that the payment ofsny
20 such Baakrupt, 10 him. or for bis uss. and
the transfer Of any property by him are for
hidden by lavi that . meeting OF the credit.
ors Of the aid BANKRUPT, 20 prove their dsbts,
tats, will BE- hsld Of Court OF bankruptcy, 70
Be holden Of BIddsford before James ID. Pssssndsu,
Register, ON the third day OF February, 4. d,
1865, at eleven o'elsek, A. ~ OF cry Rooms.
CHARLES CLARK.
T. U.s.. Narshal - Mssssngsr,
ava Dist Of Maine.
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In Bankruptcy.

DuniCf % MAIZE %. 4Ia JIlcfl =. gl',.u
Ths undsnigpsd hsrsby Eivss set!ss Of his ap-
peipsasat = sSdgnss sf Rsesnhrsnse Lsighton.
Of Biddsiord, In tie county Of York within tie dis
.pos his own pstien, By The District Court Of aid
ssso, January ion, isSa Sxp
, 1868-08-18

Major Gyllich was born in this Island
and, after having been educated at Copen-
hagen, he entered the military service in
1915, in VIII Oh service he continued until
1887, when he left that service with the
rank of Major and obtained a civil appoint
Iment as Broker in the town of Frederiksted
While in the military service he served as
Aid de-Camp to five Governors Of this ISL
and viz: Governor Stabel, Generals Bar
.dellheht, Rothe, Scholten and S0b0tker. In
1865 he was knighted on the occasion of
the celebration of the iftieth anniversary
of his having entered His Majesty's service.
His remains were inferred on the follow
ing afternoon with due honor becoming his
rank, followed by His Excel ency the Gov
ernor and a large number Of Officials and
other inhabitants of the Island. The order
of Knighthood was horne on a velvet cush-
ion by the junior Knight, Lieut.. Binzer.
, 1868-08-18
From the Packet Edition ofthe Cleaner, dag. 81
InteP-COlOmial Summary.
DEMERARA.

Our dates are TO the 23rd ultimo. The
Packet had brought out printed copies of
The answer of Chief-Justlce Beaumont in
answer 10 The address and memorial of the
Court of Policy TO her Majesty, praying
for his honor's removal. 1t is declared
.hv the friends Of Mr.. Beaumont to be q
complete refutation ofrhe charges brought
against him, while his opponents asserted
that it was TO the contrary. Be that as 1t
may, the circulation of the document had
caused a great deal of interest and excite
ment, aud had explained several matters
that were not properly understood.
Among the facts brought TO light, there
was the damaging one that the Governor
had addressed dispatches 10 the Secretary
Iof Stale, in which there are several at
Itacks on the London Missionaries, and in
one of these, in particular, after praising
the clereymen of the Established Church,
the Roman Catholic Clergy, and the Wes-
|Ieyans for not taking part in political
questions, remarks that 'the course syste-
maticaIIy pursued by the Dissenting Min
in exciting the passions of the ne
|groes, is the chiefdificulty TO be encount-
cred in governing the West India Colo
, 1868-08-18
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT C~HRlsTIANsTED:
Aug. 15,-British schooner C"rlna, }.
Rodney, Barbados. Provisions.
CLEARED At CHRIsTIANsTED:
Aug. i5,-American brig. Nellie, G. 7,
Taylor, Frederiksted, Molasses
Sugar and Rum.
" 18,-British schooner Corina, j
Rodney, Barbados, part Of i'm
port cargo.
, 1868-08-18
TUESDAY, 18TH AUGUST 1868.

EVEN if we maintain, as we do, that
owing to the wrong system on which our
Administration is carried on, the public
expenditure is by far too great, and the
taxation of the Island, in consequence, by
far too heavy, yet it is no more than justice
to acknowledge the great care and econo-