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Lewiston Journal claims for Winthrop pre-
eminence as a moral town. The first settlers
took extraordinary care of the moral wsll-be-
ing of all the citizens. Here the temperance
cause has always flourished, and here the first
anti-slavery society in the State was organiz-
cd. The correspondent puts the finishing
touch to the glowing picture by saying: "No
outbreaking sins have ever been enacted with
in our town-no murders, no robberies, no III
OTIS aud not many thefts-those on a petty
scale. Profanity is seldom, if ever, heard on
our streets. The drunkard does not wallow in
his mire. The writer has not seen a case of
drunkenness for years. More ardent spirits
are used than should be; but not as much as
in former time"
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A SENsArIoS.-The publication, in London,
Geneva and Brussels, of a volume by Baron
Rimini," an ex-spy of Louis Napoleon, in
which assertion is made that he had an inter
view with Pspe Plus TX, and Cardinal Ante
nelli. in which the assassination Of Napoleon
and Garibaldi was agreed upon, Is one OF we
current sensations of Continentai htelA.9re'
The story, as he relates it. is that two murder
ers were released from the ga;.ad ga;d y t u.uer ol
dred tbonsand francs for putting Napoleon out
of the way. and one hundred thousand for
doing a ike job fer Garibaldi, but that the
nroiect failed because the Baron was at that
time in the pay Of Count Cavour, and did moi
intend to carry out the undertaking to which
he had agreed.
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In COnS,1s,aDti09s,

many care worn sufferer has found relief and to-day
reJolces that her life has been made easy and pro-
longed by the use of Goes Cough Balsam.
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Druggists.
Get the Best
O R O. A n q


THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN co. respect
i 1ully announce that they have adopted and viii
Tlgdy adhere to the policy of printing IN their Price
Lasts and Circulars their very losoest prices. which
are, therefore, alike to all and subject to discount
1ns system secures every purchaser against an ex-
orDtant price, and saves necessity Tor bartering.
They solicit com porison as the prices in their new
crtsogue Uust issued with those of inferior Organs;
with careful examination and comparison of capac
1ty quality and workmanship CT different iDstru-
menus The Company's perfected machinery, ac-
cumuIated facilities and experienced workmen. to-
gether with the important improvements patented
ana controlled by them enable them to produce the
oest oorE at TIE greatest economy Of cost, and, con-
sequenIiy, to offer their well known Organs winners
OF the Paris Exposition Medal and seventy-ve other
first premiums, which are the AoKNowLEDGED
STANDARD OF ExcELLEECE in their department,
dtPr'ces as lou or eren less than those demanded
Jor 'Uerior Organs.
J The following are examples of cur reduced scale
Four Octave rgan, Solid Black 060
Walnut case, tStyle No u Price pCOs
Five Octave Double Reed Cabinet Or.
gan, FIVE STOPS, with Tremulant; Solid Black
ran walnut Case, carved and paneled. Stye C)H1 Or
Five Octave Double Reed Cabimt Organ,
FIVE SToPs, with the new Mason 4 Hdmttn In
proced por HumdRG, which excels every other at
tachment OF this class in the beauty and variety OF
Its enects the ease with which it is used, and its
freedom from liability to get out of order. Solid Wal
nut case, carved and paneled. New style, No a.
TINS Is the finest Organ of its size and capac-U170
ity wmch can be made. Price plfO
illustrated catalogue of styles and price list; also
circular with illustrated description of Improvements
introduced by the company this season, will be sent
# tree I to a any Y applicant Address
Warerooms, No. 596 Broadway, New York,
ja7d&w3t and No 154 fremont st, Boston.
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Sore Throat.

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-taking lit
tie and often-and you will very soon find relief.
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.GRICoLA.

SENATOR HARLAN of Iowa is unfortunate.
An English writer says that many men who
were most promising in youth were ruined by
false quantity in Latin, while at school.
Our people are not pedants, but they expect
man who has attained the position of Senator
to be either well informed or very discreet.
But MIR. Harlan has set all the newspapers to
laughing at him, because he attempted q
French word, when replying with great sever
ity to certain attacks upon him made by COR
respondents, and failed horribly. He said:
There are people in that gallery, (pointing to
the reporters gallery) occupying seats by the
grace of the Senate. These are the lazzaroni
of the American Press, who live by black
mailing They will do nothing until they get
their dowcher, (laughter) or ducher, or what
ever you call it, (probably meaning douceur. }
These people go 10 the Presidents of these
roads and tell them yeu must give US some
thing or we will attack your bill.
The New York Times says the Iowa Sena-
tor win be fortunate if Do,ccher-or- Ducher-
or-whatever-you.ca u.call-it Harlan do not stick to
him for the rest of his life.
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Fresh Garden. Flower and Tree
Seeds.

WHOLESALE retail list to any address
w needs on sommisslon. Agents Wanted. b.
Mass Estabshsd I fs42
Dec 23- w4wI2
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81 Great Blessiseg."

lFrom Rev. L. F. WARD, Avon, Lorraine Co., o.
land, %.
:, Gentlemen 1t gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife, has derived great benefit from the use
OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for number
OF years greatly troubled with Dyspepsia, accom-
panied with violent paroxysms of constipation
SO Frustrated her that she was all the while, tor
months unable to do any thing She took at your
instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure. and has derived
GREAT BENEFIT FROM 1T, and is now COM
paratlyely well. She regards this medicine as
great blessing. Truly yours, =
Jan 13, 1868. L. F. WARD.
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COpartnershiP Notice.
WE, the undersigned, have this day formed a
w partnership under the firm name of SAMUEL
ROUNDS & SONS, and will carry on the
COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS,
at the old stand, corner of Franklin Wharf and Com
mercial Street.
SAMUEL ROUNDS,
GEO. H. ROUNDS,
CHAS. F. ROUNDS.
Portland, Jan. I, 1869. dit
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The MAINE STATE PRESS, is pubiisshnead na ~ tne
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MADAM ARMAND.
NOTICE.

Mh' III. ". LEWIS,
" ing Room, A"if Afo''-
229 1-2 Congress St., Up Sta;rs.
next to new City Building where both would =.
pleased to see their friends and customers ~ w
Don't forget the place, next to New City Hail.
Shaving 10 cts. Hair Cutting Is cts.
jan 12-dtf
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A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"A neatly and shespIy done at Shis sface.
The Montana post., 1869-05-28

Mr.. HARRY j. NORTON. we'll known
throughout the Territory, after long visit
to the States, has returned, and again as
sumed bis former position of foreman of the
mechanical department of tiis Office Mr..
y. is one of the best Job printers in the en-
tire West, and has visited all the leading job
Offices In the Eastern cities, and brings TO his
present position an experience enriched aud
varied. tie will devote particular attention
and care TO putting up all kinds and descriP-
tions of jobs with Promptness, aad will IN
sure the most complete satisfaction.
TOM. {. STEVENS, Esq. part owner OF
the Stevens & TrIvitt mill in Silver Siar dis
trier, left by last coach for the States, taking
Virginia city en- Ioute. Mr.. Stevens Is one
of the most enteTpusing citizens Of this Ter
ritory having invested large sums of money
In the resources of the country sad is heavily
Interested in many enterprises of business
magnitude We are pleased TO learn that he
conteuplatss removing his family TO this
CITY and making Helena his permanent home.
The UNION BREwERY.-Thep proprie-
tors OF this mammoth establishment opened
their new Hall last Saturday evening IN grand
style. The room was crowded, and every one
seemed to have good time. This establish
ment Is now in full blast.
REMoYkn--Mr. - II. Erounse informs
US that the Poet Of5ce- will be moved to the
new building, on Main street, nearly opposite
the City Drug Store, on tomorrow. This
will be a very central location, aud is large
and cOmmodiOus building
JupGE WARREN, chief Justice Of Montana,
arrived by the last coach from Virginia city,
having just flushed A long term of court at
that place, and leaves ttis morning for Dia-
moni TO open court for the district, of which
that place i the point designated 70 hold
court
The Montana post., 1869-05-28

Two pugilists named Joe Rogers AM
Ed LOoney were TO contend within
twenty four foot ring. for 500 s.ti a..
money, at or near Central City. CsI.-.-
DO. on the 22d inst.
The Omaha R-p.j'i-Ga is ur-iu- -'...
removal OF the Indians from N-i-..z.
as the lands are needed Tor azricu.-l--.
purposes
The Salt Lake Telegraph makes ...
appearance from Ogden Ia t..- .s.g.-...
the 18th il SAYS the oiiic-T- ar ,l.--
taking initiato7y measures Tor ;l- rs=r.
.oad from Ogden u Salt Lake CIV
Mrs. Sprague l. in George gy..-..
partially accounts for the way iG sy...e
her hubby has been going 0a ia--..
Idaho City Is finished il- Ig-.-.-
says. IL has a vvlocipete. >yra5l l.- r.
U'Meara We want your experience tr
print
The Montana post., 1869-05-28

privileges which the Com mandeTy a.
lords for frequent and happy communi-
nication. and associating with Us such
as are worthy and desirous of entering
the asylum OF TemPlarism.
If have been, a. you are pleased 20
saw, instrumental in the promotion oi
our principles IL is because / ever lad
vour cordial corporation and support
The effort 20 excel has been mutual, and
where all wrought tor good. failure was
imp, ssiDIe. Let Us continu Sir Knights.
as We have begun. Let u be determined
to make TempIar-Mssnury worthy the
beautiful land in which We live; and
ssllow no stain TO blight the fair fame Of
our Ioyed and honored Comnlandery-
Once more accept my SINCERE thanks
tor the beautiful gitt with which you
have hunOrei me.
The Montana post., 1869-05-28
DIED.

near Fort Bsrthold, OF. the 23d OF April. 1869
Benjamin p. Harding, of EAstOn, Pennsylva,
ma, aged Is years
The remains were brought 20 MoreAn riyer
riyer snd inferred. A sister Of the deceased
~as a passenger for Montana on the steamer
Bertha, last year, died of consumption July
IS, ls6s, on the steamer, and vas buried At
Fort Peck. seven hundred miles from Aoreau
riyer- brother is residing IN Prickly Pear
Valley. and none in human brotherhood can
do less than sincerely symP.tbi.e with him IN
this sad, ssrsngs fatality Of his Kindred.
The Montana post., 1869-05-28
FROM BEAVERHEAD.
.The Banner County Of Prosperity


ED. PoST II jnt you in haste the fol-
lowing items concerning our camp:
The Banuack Ditch X Mining Co Is
now employing about thirty hands, and
will soon employ about twenty more
and two additional hydraulics, six IN all
This company's mines pay well and are
extensive Capt. Wall arrived from
America last week. and is highly pleased
with the company hAIteT;ng prosl ects
tor The season.
The Pioneer Ditch & Mining Co. on
the north side has bright prospects be-
fore IT, Mr.. John Doherty. formerly
resident of Bannack, made a raise at
White Pine. has returned and purchased
a halt interest in this company for
$. 200, gone TO work in earnest. and
they now have perhaps the most tiatter>
ing prospects before them OF any CONS
psny 10 this camp. They have struck
an old creek channel, extensive and rich.
The gold II coarse. They let a contract
u VIM. SturEis. Esq. TO construct them
q new ditch from Bald Mountain. Mr.
= j. employing a strong force on il. and
has agreed TO complete il by The 2Jth OF
June. The company cOntempla-es eE-
tending this ditcu Gown tie canyon.
which j. an excellent project IL will
b- done When Bannackites see a good
thing ll-y - after il. They don SIT
down and say ii We only had wateRnn
such place We could make money, bu-
put the water OIL. They believe il tue
maxim. Never stand and doubt
Nothing 80 hard JuL WORK viii bring
tuut.
The White Ditch Company, Frank
GiEray Ditch Company and the Spring
GulCh Company. down the ca1On ar
alive srijL industry and are acllie wing
success. Many Other small companies
are 80 work il JLs bed OF lie creek.
witu good results.
NJ. Herman Clark. one OF our success
ful miners and mill men has r-cenrly
arrived from New YORK and viii soon
. have force a. work taking out quartz.
Mr. Hopkins. formerly engineer ot the
7 ". N. x II. L1mprny las also arrived,
and = putting 90 a water mill.
Or Hopkins ut the Butt-rfi-Id Com
uauy is daily expected. This company
: Iufelds operating IlvrIyuu Dac1ta No. Is
Loads ot groceries and squads ~ en-
iEr-ars re arriving almost daily from
I the L. p. Z. r, ami the streets ot BAN
/ usck truly present q lively appearance
/ Something like old times.
Tuc FauIds~DerieT furnace ! IN most
/ success "a operation. Mr.. Fred HU.leTs
i head smriIer aui manager
Two furnaces will also soon be put in
/ operation al A=-enta- The Horse Prai-
7 ~ companies arr all working bus.iy.
/ The Neariau brothers property to-day
L l. worth SlUOVJO They have Ore- =
mile ot bar. one quarter yf a mile wide
/ pays regularly so To the hand They
/ are running SIX slUic=s. Mr.. George
/ Iearisu has Just returned from the
/ States with dozen or more OF his
/ friends and relatives and will make
\ them all rich. That's right. Wha:
more need be said tor Banuack or Bea-
\ verhead county. 10 show lis prosperity!
/ ! need only add that the half 0i good
I and true has not been told, and Beaver
\ head. this year. will BE- the banner
/ county OF prosperity.
F u.
The Montana post., 1869-05-28
THE WEST.

Castor oil cocktails are sold in Alaska
Oregon had ripe strawberries May 6
IL must have broken cut as il GER
tsinly is not az the Territory.
The American River canal will be en-.
larged.
The Omaha Times has been removed
20 Sioux City.
Mr. Monahan, who lives near Sonoms.
California. has a fiye-fooIed colt
Edward Turk, who recently killed
Sims at Albany. Oregon, has been ac-
quilted.
Dirty Mike" was killed in Utah the
other day. Earth 10 earth and dirt TO
dirt
Elk. Baxter has sold 300 feet on the
Vass lode tor $4,000. The purchasers
are IN the East
The next census will show a hundred
thousand Chinese males over TWENTY
one years of age, in California.
The Republicans of Nebraska CITY
have nominated DIR. F. Renner for
Mayor.
The L. p. r. r. has four and a half
million feet OF lumber in its yards at
Omaha
Mark Twain claims credit for De
Longs appointment to the Japanese
Mission.
Small pox, that loathsome scourge.
has broken out IN several places in
Montana Territory. - .SdR Francisco
Chronicle
w X Thomas. OF the Nelcs. has been
honored with an invitation TO deliver
the next annual address before the Colo>
rado Agricultural Society.
The Cheyenne Leader says a party OF
Sioux drove on twenty-five or thirty
head of stock from near Potter station
Tuesday night, May l1th.
The rush of emigrants TO Kansas is
Epidemic Some counties on the line
OF the Kansas Pacific railroad have
doubled their population within q year
The Montana post., 1869-05-28
OUR AGENTS.

Huus0N & MIMI New York Ti-Iss BuildiuS.
4 Park R0zF the suie sEeDts for MONTANA
Posi- frr the Eastern srstes-
sIFEI s YANTIs, Sole Agents f0r Chseago
Ard vicinity.
W I HANILTOS. Fort Beutoa-
NR A J. Smith Bznnsck
= NJ FISH sterling Hot SPrIr & District
RrE1INGFR s. ALLES- Silver Bow
JtNEs STUART Deer L.-drs-
TOEuEN A Co Hell Gate
W P PARSONs. Gallstln City
, & WESSEL German Gulch-
GEO. Percy. Lincoln Gulch-
GEo RATCH EsdersburE.
A B. HAMILTON, sun River Crossing
HI HATHAWAY. Highland District
= CHURCH Summit Ci-y-
r c JOHNSON Blackfnst-
WESLEY w. J0SES- Reynolds City Elk Greek.
J. : WILLIAMS s. Louis, No
L p FIsHER. San Francisco, Cal.
IA Ellis & Co LeesburSh- "a mon kiyeF Mines
W DAvENF OBI, Confederate Gulch
C. BESsEREE- Boulder Valley
MONTGOMERY, Bear Gnlch and adjacent aines
Il g wEIBOLu, Bate City.
GEOEsE NJ BROCK. BsArtown1 NJ 4.
DAVIS WILSON. Bp1s1zAn City
J PEECT Sioux City. Iowa
The Montana post., 1869-05-28
RANS.ck. NIaYls. lsE9.

BNNSACK. May Is. lS69.
The following inscription appears on
a tombstone ordered by an old farmer
Bush county, Pa, TO be placed AT the
grave of ais son. The old maH said.
THE thing was writ by the family, and
ne wanted il cut on there just tina: way
Here IL is:
sHe died at nssbSille tennessee
he died Of kronic diarae
10 tro0ly painful must of bin
10 die 80 fur away from home"
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EnioEsirflleS state EeEis!a,ure.

In the Senate yest rday. Mr.. Wilson in
troduced bill for final adjournncut April
Is.
In the House. Mr. Webb, of Bradford.
called up ihe Senate supplement to the
July ac; OF 1867. allos ing he Conr, to order
new Iss for deficiencies in the jury wheels
Passed finally.
Mr.. y cholson called up the hill allowing
the present ard future county Surveyors to
act till successors are duly qualified. Pass
I'd finally
Mr.. Nicholson also tallpi mp the Senate
hill relative to lateral railroads. Authorizing
parties to abandon trir c0n.trnctor aud
make equitable, setitment, applicable to
Beaver. Washington and Fhyette cnnnties.
Passed inally.
Mr. Clark, Of Warren. introduced hill
an'horzng statement of rights consolidate
el in the merger Of railrnad companies. due
notice to he given stuchholders.
The hill authorizing election Of a Board
of l. icpnsers in Tiusvl'e passrd finally.
The Hill author zing railroad companies
10 suhsciibe to tie stock Of impr0v mtni
companies passed finally, with Scnuylaill
county exempted from its rrovis'ons
The hill anlhrr'zing the apnoih'm ment Of a
police force in Petroleum Centre was pass-
cd.
Mr.: Graham cailrd np the hill nu'hor'z.
ing the congregation uf convic's in The
Western P-niicn'iary for lahur, learning
aud religions services passed.
The Regsry Till. with an additional
srcion specially providing for Philadcphlr.
passed second reading by strict party
vote.
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THE NEWS.

Wisconsin, proposes to abolish the grant
jury system.
Queen Victoria stll wears the deepest
mourning.
Three concise rules for veocipede riders:
sraadle. paddle and skeiaddle.
Portraits of Secretary Fish's children are
said TO be ssrdircs-li tic fishes done in
oil.
San Frnncisco inries refuse to muct news
papers in damages of libel.
About 2e.O 600 immigrants arrived in New
York in March.
General Mower has taken command in
Louisiana.
A "Ku.Klux.Klan' has been started in
Ireland.
The Atlantic is still making rapid inroads
on Atlantic City.
They have an "Air Cure Establishment"
in New York.
The New Yo,k Revolo,ion wants married
women TO retain their maiden name.
Ladies' nre requested not to smoke in
this room is the notice in one of the Paris
,atrs.
Miss Kellogg makes her notes redeemahlr
MY in gold. and two hundred and fifty dol
ars II night at that.
Queen Victoria meditates publishing two
nore books upon the Scotch Highlands.
Be'gnl ia a nice place to-live in. It has
cven,y-seven public holidays annually, be.
ides Sundays.
Laconia. New Hampshire, was recently
sinnishcd by shower Of small Gsh during
rain storm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

ALtsNA" 1T is not ofen that we have the tim.
to spnrc. OF the inclination to notice any of IN.
thousand and one preparations sold throughout bs
country, each, "a II ia claimed. hein- n sovtrern
cure for one more of The ills that flesh 1. heir IN
Indeed We have frequently wondered hu pco,'.
ever died at al, or grew oil even. when nv sma,
ont ay ther rorld fnr'i.h themselves with .omc
thing which woull ieep ll-ease at bay and d fy the
a''aus OF timei ,,nc, ng the efficacy n one ~
these rrmed N p~rpa aon- and one VI ich has ,e
coni &C cb atpd of ia'e-we can sreas from ,,r
sona' experience nd ron cicn' iously say +. cool
Ner' fr to "Al >ma," m arti II for resi- Ing NJ, d
preserving he hair. mrrumciured by Mpssrs Sow
a,d Bentley Chcni-s aud Dr,i ,gists Vn $50
Main Stree o.. Huff1io ,--nu' 'flo to,nmeIc al dy. Ma
Sow aalcs for >ewald's Cough Cur. =, MIL
I.ER .S G. :. Whul sale Il Retail Druggists. AGENT.
for Petroleum Centre. Pa. rrbI-
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Two OF the m"mbrrs of the jury which
convicted Twitch.ll have made an affidavit
under the heli"i that the Court Commanded
them to return a verdict in half an honr.-
Tn"y adj that the impression was general
among thr jury that they had no other
guilty in the time specified by the judge,
who. it seems, said to The jury '.th- Court
viii wait half an hour for the verdict. -
We presume the same "!nteiligrnr jn,0rs
tho Court expressed All intention to "wait'
only that Length OF time upon their dc
cision.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

Every mail from Havana cuntinnes 10
bring advices If tie terrible barbarities per-
peiiated there. many OF them too horrible
to commit to pablic print. Both parties
have for some time been committed to wha I
ia nov called the retalintery practice of
shooting all prisoners although i; is eviden,
that it was first begun hy the Spaniards. -
such has too often , en- the practice in the
countri south ofns, and it has b,corna n
general belief that il is TN indispensable
feature Of t. cir race
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

Unlcrs'a tunnels are a,tracling the at
trntion Of English engineers. ard IN adil.
tion 10 the projected tunnr under the
Enllish C'anucl between Dover and
Calais, it is now proposed to unite
Scotland and ireland by iunnrl. ruuniug
from point on the northeastern cuast OF
Antrim. Ireland, to Glrnsirobe. Scot and
passing thrGn.h the high rocky peninsula
called the Mail OF Cuntyrr. TIE toiai
length of the tnnnrl is estimated at funrteeu
miles tbrPr fmrongs. This .rouud throns Il
which il would have TO he dur, it is ASSERT
I'd isexnctly sniird for tunnrling operations.
and sandstone for lining it can hc held
in any quantity on the Irish side II Ia prl-
posed 10 cons rHct lh" tnnrel for spyir
line only, the extreme depIh being twenty.
one feet, and the cloar width at the level
OF the rails fifteen t,et. Three lines of rails.
TO accommodate wide aud narrow gauge
carriages, however, are 10 he laid. The
time estimated for completing the tnnnci is
about SIX years, md the cost $2l $50. G0O.
/" pay dividend of five per cent. the
road sbonli earn S2l0 per mile per weak.