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COVER NMENT SALES.
OF NEW YORK.

GT. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
- FEBRUARY 23 1869. ="
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD.
NANCE AND ORDNANCE SrORES.--Wui be
offered for sale, at public auction, at the St.
Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, NO. commencing on
MONDAY, the l2th day of April. 1862 at 10
o'clock A. M, large amount of condemned
in part of the following articles, viz -
81 cast iron field guns, with carriages and
implements.
199 cast iron guns, various, total weight
about $50 IONS.
4S0 tons cannon pslls, 6 to AZ pounds
SO artillery carriages, various.
600 sets artillery wheel harness, for two
horses.
4,300 sporting rifles and shot guns. ysrtous
10, 233 carbines and rifles, various.
IA All sabres and swords, various
lZ3 OOO cartridge boxes, various.
10 200 cavalry saddles, various.
5000 artillery saddles, various.
23 100 curb brides, various
100 watering brides. various
$4,000 halters various.
14,4S0 leather traces various.
4Ol, ,9S5 pounds of cannon powder.
82S 450 pounds of mortar powder.
777,6S0 pounds of H1 usk ct powder.
IL 200 pounds of rifle powder.
los, $40 pounds OF damaged powder.
SO, o34 COO musket and pistol percussion caps.
VIZ ought and cast iron scrap, etc. etc.
Persons desiring catalogues OF the storeEto
pc sold CO obtain them by application to the
Chief OF Ordnance. at Washington, ID. @; Of
Brevet Colonel 8. Crispin. u 8. A., purchasing
New York. orupon application at this arsenal
Lieut.. Col. of Ord. and BIT. Brig Gen. u. s. A.
Commanding. 81
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= OVEN MENT SALE.

n e N M e N t 8 A L e.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, by n. b.
SMITHSON. Auctioneer, at Allegheny Arsenal
Plttsburg, Pa, commencing aC 10 CLOCK A. NJ,
Wednesday, March "a, 1869, the following arti.
cles, wiz
28 Cast Iron Cannon.
1884 Solid Shot (round).
2,S29 Stands OF Grape and Carcasses.
1897 Car bines, new, repaired, rusty, etc.
3,lT U. 3. Rifles. Cal. 81 and S. repaired,
rusty, etc.
437 Enfield Muskets, repaired.
1919 Foreign Muskets and Rifles, rusty, etc.
3l80 U. y. Muskets, Cal. 89, rusty, etc.
2,Hs Pistols and kevolvers, new, repaired
and rusty.
1000 Sets OF Infantry Accoutrements (oldl
SS'lS2 Pounds OF Cannon, Musket. and Rife
10000 Pistol Cartridges Nefsucheux & wes-
son's(
1900 COO MaynaId's and sharp's Primers.
$3.50 Musket Bayonets
10000 Pounds OF Scrap Iron, Cast and
Wrought
A lot OF Appendages and parts of Muskets.
A lot OF Tools for Blacksmiths, Carpenters,
eIc. etc.
A lot of Packing Boxes, etc.
Catalogues of the above can be obtained on
application TO the undersigned.
Purchasers will be required TO remove the
property within ten days after the sale.
r. II. X. WHITELEY,
2Emw6t BVl. Brig. u. 3. A.
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TIE TOWER or LONDON

We give the following extracts from Mr.. w
Hepwoith Dixon's peR work, "The Queens
Tower, ," iD addt,oa TO those we have already
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pUBLIO SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
Il Stores,
A lara quantity Of Condemned Ordnance and Ord
nance Stores Will De offered for sa al Publio Anc.
tom at BOOK ISLAND ARSENAL, ulinoIa az,
The fohowng comprises some OF the principal arsi.
81 lrou Cannon various calbres
1lO0 Field Carrisgrs and lmbers
l90 sets OF a rtillery Harness,
10000 pounds Shot and shell.
$500 sets OF InfaDLIy AocOutrementa
2200 cClellnn Saddles,
TO a rtilery saddles.
300 Halters.
700 SADDLE Blankets.
60 Watering Brides.
2400 Cavalry Curb Brides.
22OO Al tilleTy races and Hames.
Persons Wishing Catalogues OF the Stores 20 be sold
can obtain hem by application 10 the Chief OF Ord
naIce, az Washington, ID. O., or BreVet COLONEL 8.
OhlSPIN. United States Army, Porch AsinR Oncer
corner of HOUSTON and GREEN streets, New York
city, or upon application At this ATsena.
Il. ]. RODMAN,
Lieutenant Colonel Ordnances
Brevet Rrigaoier-oeneTal 81 =. A.
RocR IsAnd Arsenal, January 2B. lsSa ISOtAS
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

~@NsA PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
F7szstzsEz- BOILER W0Rks.--NEAFlk d LEVY
EhAGIdCAL AND THEORErlQAL EN9I SEEEsl
sM1THH, and FOUNDERS, having for many ytaFs
neen 10 successful operation, and been exOpliVeiy
sMngsge6 IN building and repairing Marine and RiveH
fTopelers etc. etc. respectfully oner theh
s sIsci for engines OF All sizes, Marine, River and
are prepared 20 execute orders with quick despGtoh
hVefs description Of pattern making msde st thq
TUbaas AnS SS oyndaf T sna Of & 6s fns
IRON and Bass oastinss' OF aI descTiptioas RSa
screw cutting and sli ether work oonneoieS
Drawings and SPECIFICATIONS for al york Done a,
the establishment tree OF ohsGRe and work SbeFaR.
The Subscribers nave ample wnAI1-docE room Acy
repairs OF boats where they can lie In perfect sssy
Iio are provided With sheals, blocks, fasi etc as
~ DAA' "' JAGoB O. EEAFIR,
49, - JOHN 4. LEVY.
tA hEACR and PALM ER Stress.
'.vAr0HN ~aHA1oE; Eoun a 90 VII wILIIAE h KERAlOx
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY FIFTH ANr
~ WASHINGTON sreeu.
RHILADKLPaIA,
MERRICK n SONS,
-, =. =, -. s1EsolNhE AND MACHINI1r6
High and Low Pressure etesn IA HnRtass
sOh k6jianS IErS' dhiver, and Marine Service.
SSas.s, S"esrsI - Sss1metexn, Tanks, Iron Boats esC.
SeSSeiass Sx.en ~ Al Kinds, either iron or brass.
Raiirosd Sta noon for Gas WORK, Workhhops' aSs
MsSSs sGS Gas Maohine OF ths Isssst and nos
= Every dsscriptCn Of Plantation Machinery, ala
ssSkS1; seak.m; ssSw s and erist Mlla, Vacuum Pans Oh
sines sto' fAnAs DefeoatorE, Filters PUMPING hh'
sole AEen,s Dor n. RnIeax's Pateet sugar Boilins
DltiDinI kaohjnSs- f''s'' SSoI
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el,o3f, f,oof oO
nrRYCToRs.
Thomas Q. Hand, ,Edmund A. Souder,
John Z. Davis, Samuel K. Stokes,
James Q. Hand, Henry Sloan,
Tneophilus Paulding, William O. Ludwig
Joseph II. Seal, George q. Leiper,
Hugh Craig, Henry Q: Dallett, Jr.,
Jacob p. Jones, George w. Bernadou,
James Traquair, William q. Boulton,
Edward Darlington Jacob Riegel,
II. Jones Brooke, spencer McIlvaine,
James B. mcfarland, D. T. Morgan, ,Pittsburg
Edward Lafourcade. John B. Semple.
'Osnua SFlasoMAs d HANS. a NnsrfPSF; Pre;sident
JOHN Q. DAVIS. Vice-President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. Gl08
OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF NORTH AMERICA, No. $50 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia.
An00'p'i"'o Capital. eooO,ooo. f refpe''Ai
MARET INLAND AND FIRE
OVER $4,000, 900 LOSSES PAID SINCE
IT'S ORGANIZATION.
ssssi AIshur q oJHs Jdne s5s Sso5ss L Harrison
John A. Brown, Edward H. Trotter
ambrose White, T'Charllon TaMlu 3, otasRe, HaAe,,
Richard u. Wood, Alfred ID. Jessup.
William Welsh, John r. White
s. Morris VAIN, Louis O. Madeira,
John Mason, Charles w. Cush man
ARTHUR q. COFFIN, President,
CHARLES PLATT, Vice President.
MATTHIAS MARIs, Secretary. 2is
LIRE INSURANCE EXCLUslVELY-THR
q PENNSYLVANIA FIRE lNsURANOE COM
PA PAEE-lnGoTporAteo lo2S-ChArter PerpeIuaI~No
$40 Walls VI street, opposite Independence SousrS
This Company, favorably known 70 the cOm nnnitx
for over forty years Continues insure against los
damage by hre on Public or Private BpiIdinSs
either permanently or for o limited time. Also or
FpIpiture STOCKS OF Goods, and MerohandIse Eena.
rally, on liberal terms, se4"
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Funa
s Invested In lhe careful N amer, whob enahss
them 20 offer to ths insured an undoubsd securiIS h
khe case Of l0sa-
Daniel Smith, Jr., John Devereux
Alexander Benson, Thomas sSmlth
Isaac HSzlehursts Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, J Dillingham; Fell
Daniel Paddock, Jr,
DANIEL bM MITH. JR, p Eesid ent,
WIN. q, GROW ELL. Secretary. s8G
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20 AMERicaS:-A About a quarter h.c,,,
IA on the morning of TIE aad. nm ear,ha..l.
,"oeA was lett IN Cherryheld and vicinity I..,
s - 10 % seconds and severels shaking The
anu everything therein. The people
never witnessed 80 heavy y shock bef,r.
= 'e-s severe shock was felt about . O'Clock
the ssme morning.
/ ne wharycs on each side of the Ken.
uusAeag Stream are well lined with vessels
We 90 not learn that much difficulty is ex
perienced in passing through the bridge
wig.
>"hcitor ofthe Treasury len last
"'gh' Tor New York. 10 Investigate the af.
fair> Of General Bntterfcld's Office. and tn.
action ofihe administration will he suspend.
ed until adsiccs are received from this on.
Ger So. to Boston Adv.
Don't take too much interest in your
neighhors affair.". siz per cent. i a plenty
The law prohibiting the killing or
catching Of trout went into operation the
hr>t day OF October. and continues in force
until the Last day Of December
Tonics.
lh">" who resort to tonics will fnd
Speer', standard Wine Bitter the be-,
adapted TO benefit the different ailments Of
the system whether diseased or debjIlt,taJ
from over cNcrtion or by any other cause.
Try them.
sold by Druggists
VIII any preparation restore the hair 1
To ~ original color and not injury ST. Ycs 4
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
"A ease Of chronic rheumatism ar a.
usual severity cured hy "Johnson~ Ana
dSnc Linimcni. i noticed NJ ono of our
exchanges. / large bunch came out upon
the breast CT the sufferer. ami appeared
Ike part of the breast bone
The sweetest word in our lanvuag. i.
health at the hr>t Indication Of disease.
Ne "c!.-known and approved remedies
or dyspepsia or Indigestion. use Par~nn'~ /
furgatiVc lhll~." For coughs. cold-. sore
or lame stomach. u>r Johu~on'- AnoIvu-
Linimcni.
SS'-A friend who ha> travelled N o..r-
many. reports the following inci,l.n, FIR
which BE- 'ouchc> During the summer
DR.. J &. Aver spent some weeks n
Dresden. In conference with thu chemists
81 Central Europe. where he was hcrai.ei
a. the inventor Of The world renowned
medicines that bear hi. name. ami consider
81 one nf the American celebrities While
riding. onc day. his open carriage fclI In
with the cortcgc Of the King of saxnny.
On drive from the review. The Doctor
soon became the chNf attraction snd re-
ed the marked attention Of the people.
who were even more demonstraifvc in their
nourte>ics 10 him ,hsn TO the King himself
whom they see 80 constantly. King John
observing this. wrapped his military cloak
around him and reclincd upon hi, scat
while our great American medicine man
id the honor> for the royal rcfiuuc. gra-
'iou>ly bowling. hat in hand. on every side.
Inil wcaricd by hi excessive condc>ccn-
sion 70 thu old monarchs people
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Haacock Co. Teachers
ASSOCIATION /! |!

The Teachers oil this Asso. will hold session
in mis- civ al Hancock Hall, on fnhay' the -'th'
,.,st At . O'Clock A. NJ
StrBJECrs or DISCUSSION
r-.noou sch DOL Discipline.
..,.nn Methods of Teaching
AiteIhoo" srrure I,y e. r. Fletcher, Principal
\, ~assmsi school, Casfine, and an address y Z.
i Abbott, Esq, c.. sap'r may se expee .i.
- earnestly solicited to he present, anu
s.naol Agents are requested TO urge ups tne
Teachers in their respective districts the ih'Poi
tame Oh A. n Drinkwaier.
"a so a. Per order OF tx. Com
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
] all co cerned, that he h.s been duiy appoint
Ell amt has taken upon himself the tiu.t OF an
Executor of the last W III and Rest ameui Of
Ezra Turner,
late OF tastine. in the County OF Hancock t.eceas-
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Critical Notice. Of the Press.

ETHICAL NOTICES oi uie Tfe-r
Hart~r's Baxar Contains. besides pictures, pat
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Interest the family; articles on he sith ess and
housekeeping In all its branches its editorial mat
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TO interest and ytruet and Ii has besides, good
-torie and literary OF merit. IL Is not sup
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.cheaved IN a short time an immense success. for
something offs kind was desired IN thousands Of
familie- and its publishers have Glled the demand
The young lady who buys single number of
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YORK Evening Post
The Bazaar e excellent. Like all the periodicals.
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Nj \ X X | f. ID.

IN Mii,r.cr OF I.Ih hy - T.. MArcycs D. "A,
Fzra o. Mason Aad LOUISA 1. Baker b 9TH 10 Nj
le-e Z
In th~rryhrli oct = by Rev. ~rwaii Nr
Edward T. Austin ~ Ellsworth snd M.- Iis cn
simpson OF >uilfvau
Married IN Norcester Mas Oct. isih a. $
saints Church bY Rev " X Hunungtnr. Gap;
Jeremiah Woo-trr % Hancock and Miss Nancy 4
FsirbAnk. Of Worcester. Mass
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DODD'S
NERVINE
ONCE MORE.

The standard remedy for biiiousne-. with tn.
medical profession l. the tpt Billion. Pin OF the
American Phttmtcnppia And IT. reputation
has been well enough deserved bnt 1t /. a PHI
nevertheless. and most people OF scnsibiliiy ieci
something a. big as meeting h.use oming into
their throa. Whenever pill IL spok u OF Doii'~
Ncryine and Inyigprator acts efficiently on the
hillary organism II IrrilAtcs neither stomach nor
Intestine in its opc ration. aud WHAT yery I'm.
portAnt. a. all good nurse. know. IL Is Mast
Agreeable 10 Take. being pleasant TO the pa late
a. amy aslicaic vine. We all know how II Is sith
God Liver oi In pure state " |. excellent Tor
certain conditions OF debility particularly IN tra
'iene'cs TO Consumption and yet many Of the beet
ply -ieiln- ti-cinr to prescribe II, sccAair 1t
dt-adiuliy sirkcus the patient. That, they say.
make. II slo more harm than sool ". ih ibodd's
>efrine all thi. becomes obsolete
Dor sale By all druggists. Pre. Ell swt5
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Iiesi ~ West Trenton OCT e'Eh. HAIRY Forester
Son - DAVID u and Sarah A. Ally, aged hrs
wears lnd i've msnih
Died ia orlsnd OFT 2sI Mi~s Mary Blsss Pond.
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For Sale.

The dweilinghouse formerly owned and occupied
by tn. late Robert Bartlett. situated on Washing.
Ton street, well located. It'll about four acre, ot
land, good well OF wafer and most OF the conyenh
ences OF a fine home. For terms and etc cIli On
the subscriber.
EDWARD J. HoDGKINs
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District Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In Bankruptcy.
In ne matter Of Stephen H. Doyle and
Otis II. Marks, BaHkruots.

In NE matter Of Stephen Il. Doylc and
OTIS X. Marks, BankraDts.
1iii, j. r GIVE NorIcE THAR PETITION
] having been presented the Court ON IN.
twenty 'hrSt dry OF Sorripbnr, A. d. Iss bv Ne
phct A. Dujte ot Franklin In said pi.tr,,:t al.
GO p1rirr ri otis H. Marx 81 the firm Ut d., L.
Hni Marks. BanArntts PRAYING Thai he n ivi,t IL.
drcEcsd to hsve "a iuil discharge from ,lt I.It.
provabic under tho bankrupt Al uuou Which
pea lon notice Was orisrr,i Ia the EIl.worth
\mcriean and th.' Roe kiand Free Press return.
b Z on The hrs, Monday OF July. A. d. Is q Mi
twenty seventh dag of July. A u IsjJ that .aid
"rhcr through acriient and without nsu { or
n's'rct GA the part Il the petitioners bad not
e'..Piied been with, and h rtupun,
Upon he petition # SAID Bank unit. ON the
!Ith lay OF J .iy aforesaid, notice was ar,irrt,
ahcw IN thc newspapers aiorrsaft rvturn,bie ..o
the htat Nnntay uf October \. -. l>saJ; and now
upon t"i, twenty arst lay Vi October A ID ls..
y appearing up"H Inspection OF the record of sail
case mat -alti lat mentioned order had been ON.
pliel wHh oniy ~ pat. aBI IL hav ny bee, shown
10 the 'urt that tie IN lure TO comply arose
truu other causes than the ct or iauit of the
petitioners aud they, the satd petitioner having
H"w pFc-enir his petition to the [ out ur,. yt,g
tor notice Ia issue ON his petition TOR ,lls
chargc,
lyon reading said Petition for discharged anew
1t - nov, upon the twenty .Hisf day vt October
aforesaid. Dfdri ed by the Court thai hcsrinv .,o
had upon IN" zane on The ar-t Monday Of JAM.
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VI. r. TREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court tor saia District
5wtJ
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Notice

r,,, Hancock Bap,isr Quart eriy Meeting will te
Ia NTH INC BAPTIST Church in Eden, commenc'
iur on Tuesday, the I'd day OF nov at o,ei"es
I'M. As this is the hrst meeting s ", ali Al.
egalion from all the churches rer
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See Bunch Of Grapes

ON standard IN aunihcr column ~PEER'>
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IL d,ii,iuu> favor.
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>rLESpIpLY ILLUSTRATED.

III November N8n he commenced Man and
Nfc. new s~riAl story. sPirndIdiy Ilia-trAte-I.
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