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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SnAcial Notice

The undersigned having purchased the exclus,v.
license to manufacture and sell velocipedes IN ths
State OF Maine under the patent granted Parre La-
Tenant of Parish France and james Carroll, OF New
Haven, Conn, November 2oth 1885, most respect
fully caution all persons against making or selling
any kind of velocipede In the State with crank e
front axle. foot tredles, guiding arms or that in
any way infringe upon the patent here referred to-
Persons who have commenced their manufacture
previous to this notice, will be literally treated by
at once calling upon
G. p. KIMBALL & LARKIN.
Portland, Me-, Feb. 8, 1868 din
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'Warren's Cough Balsam!

POSITIVELY has no superior for all Diseases Of
l. the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be Without 1t. Give it one trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
no5demsN Bangor.
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Great Chance to Make Money

WHY will you work for two OF three dollars per
w day, when you can make o 70 ~ JONAS by
inducements are offered Nothing for curiosity
seekers hut an article Of real merit. Now is your
time send 20 cts for sample and full Information.
Address s.. II. WsoD & CO.,
feIT.dtf Boston, Mass,
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Five Tennessee papers have already hoisted
the name OF Andrew johnson as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor of Tennessee at
the August election,
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DIR. BENNETT, Room %, U. s. Hotel, cures
soithout medicine treating all diseases. He
expects to close his practice here on or before
Saturday noon, 9th inst.
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For twenty days you can buy furs, robes,
hats, caps, &C.; &C., without regard to cost at
McCallar's Casco Bank block Call and ex-
anime. cA6 jan26dtf
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THE eighth session of Mr.. Raymond's dane
ing school will be held at Lancaster Hall this
evening,
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The Pine street Donation visit, on account
of the storm, has been postponed to this
wednesday, evening
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

for New Orleans, got ashore Tortugas rcefsth inst
and assisted off the 10Th. 1t is reported that
she Is going to Havana for repairs.
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THE armory of the P. M. BIS will be open tc
the public from to o'clock P. NJ to-day.
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state News.
ANpRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

The Lewiston Journal says that Mr.. Abbott
Belcher has been appointed conductor on the
Androscoggin Railroad, his route being -bs-
tween Lewiston and Brunswick Mr.. B. has
long had charge OF the express business on the
road, is well known to the travelling. public as
a courteous, capable, live man, and has every
qualification for his new position.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Hon. Eugene Hale and Lucillius A. Emery.
ESQ. have formed a partnership in the law
business, at Ellsworth. The American says
this seemed necessity, as Mr.. Hale has been
elected to serve in the next Congress, and to
give UP his extensive and lucrative law-prac-
tice was not the part of prudence, therefore he
has associated with him, one every way capa-
BILE of successfully, taking care of, the bust
ness of the office.
The Ellsworth American says Col David
WATSON, of West Brooksville, has held JUS
tice of the Peace commission for forty seven
tice for the county.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Gov. Chamberlain will deliver his lecture on
the battle of Gettysburg, at Waterville, on
Thursday evening.
OXFORD COUNTY
Judge Kent will hold the March term of
Supreme Judicial Court in Oxford County.
At South Paris Tuesday, lad ten years of
age, son of j. x. Hammond of Paris, was
killed while coasting He ran against stake
which pierced bis body and caused death al
most instantaneousy.
Mr.. John Hatch of Norway, died very sud-
denly. last week, and was buried Friday with
Masonic honors. His death was caused by
taking severe cold.
A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal
says that as you go from Buckfeld village to
the Congregational Church, Sumner, you will
pass through beautiful growth OF hard wood
belonging to Alden Keen. On the east side of
the highway every tree is rock maple and on
the west side every tree is beech.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
The editor of the Lowell Courier, who re-
Gently visited Bath, was greatly pleased with
the Orphans home in that city He says:
"What is needed is an appropriation large
enough to secure an ample building and
means to bring every soldiers orphan in the
State into the loving care of the Home. This
will be applied for and may be secured this
winter. Every State ought to have similar
institution"
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
Bangor has arrived at the dignity of a We
locipede race.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Machias Union SAYS that the Pembroke
rlro ofo nad f6a inst Cor .
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Notice.

M Y connection with Berlin MN. 70 having c.as-
N1 ed, may now be found at ONCE two hundred
and forty-tw 242) Commercial street, where shall
oS PIe areu 70 furnish Pine and Spruce Dimensons
81 al Sues Also, Lsth Failing, Clapboards, and
sn1nges- Frames sawed to order with dispatch.
Feb b-2w M, m. JENKINS.
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NET Results OF CHEATING IN FooD IN
ONE CTY.-The New York World has pub
lished aresune of its investigations of light
weights and authorizations since the appear
ance of its first article on that subject on the
18th of December. The conclusion of the
whole matter is this: SIT is estimated that
the average daily expense of living to each Of
the one million inhabitants on Manhattan u.
land, rich as well as poor, is at least 81. This
gives weekly expenditure of 81 900 600, and
yearly outlay of $685., 600 600 for food alone.
Ii the loss to them by false weight and adul-
terations is fifteen per cent. which is certainly
a moderate estimate, then the people are
cheated out of $54 100000 annually" Esti-
mating the population of Portland at thirty
thousand and the daily expense of living al
seventy five cents to each individual, the an.
nual expenditure for food is S., PIP, 500. If the
loss were fifteen per cent. from deliberations
and light weights the total cost of cheating to
the people would be 81 ,231 1915. But the mer-
chants of Portland are not the merchants OF
New York and complaint of light weights is
seldom heard.
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ANEcDoTE OF GREELEY.-A gentleman who
happened to be an eyewitness tells the follow
ing good story of Horace Greeley, which has
never been in print:
Mr.. Greeley has never been accused of ex-
travagance in dress, even by the democrats.
One morning, some years ago, habited in his
usual quaint style, he was leaning over the
counter in the Tribune Office, eating an apple,
when an Englishman entered who had that
morning arrived by steamer, and who, it turn
ed out, was connected with the London Times,
and had come to arrange some business be-
tween that paper and the Tribune.
Approaching Mr.. Greeley with very AFRO
CANT air, he said Fellow, do you work here?'
After waiting little, and seeing that the EEL.
low seemed very Indifferent to his presence
and inquiries, he burst out almost choaking
with indignation: Well, schy in the devit don
you go and fetch him9 81 am Mr.. Greeley, al
your service" was answered in the same calm
and Indifferent manner.
Johnny Bulls hat was removed from hi
head with alacrity, and, when our our FRIEND
left, he was stammering his confused apologies
| to the chief of the Tribune.
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The Machias Union SAYS that the Pembroke
Iron Works stopped on the 10th inst. for want
of water.
Machias, has purchased Of A. F. Parlin, of
Skowbegan, a tract of about 5000 acres of tim
Der land bordering on Gardners Lake, in Ma
rion. The purchase includes one saw mill, a
lath and shingle machine-Chase's mill, so
called, on the outlet of the above lake.
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PORTLAND INSTITUTE AND PUBLIC LIBRA
RY.-A person who subscribes himself "a
Stakeholder" asks in whom "the property of
the Library vests" 1t may be sufficient an
swsr to say that the Portland Institute and
Public Library'is corporation established
by the law of the State, "for the purpose Of
establishing and maintaining library" &C.,
in the city of Portland. All the property
therefore of this Institute and Library is vest
ed in this corporation. The Constitution and
Bylaws provide that "Any person may be-
come a member of the Corporation for life on
the payment OF fifty dollars in money or books,
with the right to enjoy all its privileges
These members land all citizens who pay five
dollars annually elect the officers and consti-
tute the corporation. The city government
has also the right to elect two Directors annu-
ally. 1t is not a nominal corporation; there
are no stockholders properly SO called, and the
certificate of share gives personal privi-
lege, is not transferable, and dies with its own
er.
As long therefore, as a member of this cor
poration survives, the corporation will exist,
to which new members may be added to carry
forward and perpetuate its advantages, in the
manner pointed out in its charter and by
laws. The question of property then, can on
ly arise where the corporations shall no longer
have member to transmit its rights and priv
ileges, which will not probably be in the life
time of the querist, or of any other inhabitant
of our city, nor as long as there shall remain
here any lover of learning and of the diffusion
of knowledge. W. W.
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SPOKEN.
Ii Taa

Dec %, of Cape Lagullas, ship Josiah L Hale from
Calcutta for Boston, 20 Gays out.
Dec q. OF Staten Island. ship Charles Farwell
from Alden for San Francisco.
Dec 49, lat 66 Al S, lon 10 81 ship Tecumseh from
New York tor San Francisco.
Dec 81 lat 66 o. s, lon IS So ship Poeahontas from
Boston tor San Francisco.
Feb 4, lat 3it, lon 70 06 barJue Samuel Larrabee
from Newport, w, Tor New York.
Feb 70, off Hattcras so miles, ship Tiber, from CAL
cutta lor New York.
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ROUTES FOR THE INTERocEANIc CANAL
Mr.. Cushing's successful mission to Bogota
ard the concession by the Colombian govern
meut to the United States of the right to cut
canal across the Isthmus of Panama has di-
rected public attention to that project to an
unprecedented extent. Many routes have been
surveyed for canal between the Atlantic and
Pacific, not only by the United States, but by
England and France. The following are the
more important:
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EXPORTS.
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Steamer Chase, for Halilax-2925 bbls -four Il bbls
beans, 25 bbls peas, 20 bbls oatmeal.
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A Small roll Of Bills, about 50 dellars, In going
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tween ~ and O'Clock Tuesday, 18th inst, The per.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

PENoBsCOT COUNTY.
Bangor has arrived at the dignity of We
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THE VOICE OF GR1EE.

rugged, toilsome path of thotns and brIers
OF weary, bleeding leet- t-.-..
PeoPled with shadows of unrenped desires,
And pleasures incomplete!
Land OF nchanging sorrow for the dead,
And bitterness OIL lie,
Where noble lives by cruel hands are shed.
To win the field of strife;
Where Pain eternal, like the Alpine SHOWS,
Crowned above men and kings,
Brocds dark as night, and from her bosom
throws
Her arrows and her BtIngsI
Shall the sweet breath ofsummer sweep the
EARTH
And make it smile with flowers
Yet leave to man the pestileutial dearth
or Overwhelming powers?
Behold how sorrow, wandering through the
world,
Weeps passionate tears OF blood,
And Charity upon the stones Is hurled,
Crying aloud for good!
The voice otErief plerces the Silent Land,
Where victory Is won
Is there no haven past Times dangerous
strand,
No Joy beyond the sun?
Hdrper'S Basdr.
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VARIETIES.

a-Paria has an editor who has fought
fifty duels.
They are building IL largo cotton
seed oil factory ut Mobile.
In 1866, the last census, tho popu.
la.ion of France was $38, 067 ,094.
The motto OF the market gardener
just now is, "let US have peas."::
Montreal correspondents complain
of the dullness of trade in that city.
An Omaha paper publishes a spe-
cial column devoted to betrothals."
The 200 ID. gold nugget found in
Victoria, Australia, Is to be sent to
England.
"A boy in Philips, Maine. has been
fined nine cents for profanity by JUS
tice.
The Mayor of Portland is remark
able man. He asked to have his salary
reduced.
1t Is still showing at Oswego and
Chicago. They evidently don't know
that winter is over.
The Boston Post says they grow so
much tea in Tennessee that the whole
State Is nervous.
"A contemporary thinks "office-
seeking" the "most violent form of
measles at present prevailing"
-GOV. hOHmAu lnluRS NE" 4OEh
has so many criminals, that another
State Prison is needed there.
The New York KVcnin9 Post thinks
Andrew johnson insane; and says his
recent speeches show it.
-Horatio Seymour has recovered
from the recent injuries sustained from
the recent railTOnd accident near Chi
cago.
"A large clipper ship of ], 600 tons,
called the "Great Admiral" in honor
of Farragut, has been built at Boston.
The Chicago people continue their
preparations for a grand frolic to cele-
brate the opening of the Pacific Rail-
way.
"A London advertisement, in rather
bad tnste, announces that Med Wright,
the converted burglar, will preach at
Wandsworth Assembly Room, and
break open the doors of hell with a
gospel jimmy"
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AGED COLoRED PERsoNs.-Thero are
at present two occupants of the city
hospital, whosed united ages reach 2Zl.
Patty Miller was born in Charles City
county, Va, in 1857, and is consequent
ly 112 years: while Ben. Taylor, who
was born in New York in 1850, has ar
rived at the age OF 100. Old Ben. is a
preacher, and holds forth regular every
Sunday. Notwithstanding their weight
of years. the OLD people jog along re-
markably well.-CoLlnlGia s. c., Ph0c-
mir, April 8.
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feet ten Inches III II 10 in.) to post; thence
Westwardly one hundred and twenty (l3O
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