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BANGOR, June 11.-An incendiarv fire in
Brewer at IL o'clock tonight DESTROYED the
stable, carriage house, ell and part Of the main
house owned and occupied by Joshua Cham
6erlain, ESQ.,, father Of Gov. Chamberlain.
Loss about $500; insured $1,000.
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Horses, Carriages, &C., at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, ON M
II market lot Market street, shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. ,l- .i tN
Apl2s. +. o. BAILEY, AuctiOneer
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ss.lon loo, ana shoe market.

o.
The quietness of the boot and shoe market is only
what might have been expected at this period Of tho
season, especially after the large business which has
been done since Its commencement. There las been
no material change in prices since the date Of onf
last report; In fact the few sales Affected have been
too small scale to afeet prices TO any extent.
One or two heavy New York houses have been r mere
have also been some dealers here from Chicago Gin,
score, all told-loolng about and feeling the mark
ct, but doing little else. Dealers are willing to clear
out their stocks without making much of sacrifice,
but manufacturers seem indisposed to enter into
large contracts tor the fture It the general opin
ion that goods must be higher when the season opens
next month as neither labor stock have declined
since last year. During the past week moderate
trade has been effected In ladies' and gents balmo-
rails and other light goods for summer wear. The
crops at the West are promising and they will be
abundant at the South 1--WE therefore anticipate
siderable activity IN the boot and shoe trade through
out the Approaching season. The shipments of the
past week foot up to 3 cases. against 5615 cases
last week and against Y e35 cases In the correspond
ing week of 1858. The shipments since January 1st
amount to 54lfs4 eases, against 373,426 cases
period Of 1ej8.-Shoe and Leather Reporter.
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R- X. HUNT,

L. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auct;onssr,
NO SIG Congress Street, will, on Thursday even
IN ing Feb. II, at O'Clock, sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers Wholesale
prices Cash advanced ON ali descriptions Of goods.
Consignments not limited. .r'-fft.
february IL, 1865 diff
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Large and Fine stock Of Boots and

Shoes at Auction.
ON Monday, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock A II, at
" Store 81 Middle street, the entire stock and FIX
lures In said store, consisting OF mems, yomen's.
misses and children's Boots, shoes and Rubbers,
Small Wares, Settees, Cal tO0ns, &c. ~
The above stock Is large, fresh and In every way
q very fine stock. 0l 1870. tlH ef
e1-Terms at sale. lli el .-fH.. 4fs
je1ttd E F.o. BAILEY, Auct.
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Dsn,eslie Markets


GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, June 10.--For the
week.-Georges Goldfish in good receipts; prices Of
cured u haze slightly declSed we quote % Sst sales a.
last sales of large and medium SIS at IL 20 a 20 ~
bbl. now held at 12 90 a 00o Fresh Halibut-
smoked do IlBc p IL. oii- Cod 80 q sSc pgaI-capss
Ann Advertiser. ~ 44 ~ A,4
new YonK. june 1i-cotton hrmerI sales 1900
bales; MiddlIng uplands Be- Flour-sales 900 bbs;
25; round hoop Ohio 80 q $50; Western 40 g
25; Southern Is q II 70; aCalifornia 40 q 940.
40; Michigan 1 So q a.; White California TO-
tern n q sGc.l Oats dull sales 3d. 900 bush. West
faa 81 ? ssS mdss SsI :s4a Yard & Il sas ss
sales 1000 bbls Groceries firm: Linseed Oil un-
changed. Freights to Liverpool duh. 1l
CHICAGO, June 11.-Flour dull at 90 a g 90 for
Spring. extras. Wheat dull; sales No. at IS g
13; No. at 10 cash and 09t seller all the month.
Corn easier az esh g 1oc tor No and q PIG for
No. 2 at 6Oc. Mess Pork at So % a SO 90. and firm.
Lard quiet At 1s q 1ssc Dry salted shoulders firm
q $50. Frcights more active.
CINoISHATI. June n.--Whiskey unsettled and
held at % q 93c. Mess Pork at SO 20 and held at
80 90 at the close Bulk Meats are held at 12f 13c
for shoulders and 15c for sdes sales $4,000 bs side
at 16c. Packed Beef firm and in moderate demand
with but little offered; shoulders 1ltc; sides III a
1sc Lard held at 19c and 183c offered e
bda1r q lS1r Z, Soma Na Wheat S4a
nominal. Oats steady at 59tc for N0.2.
MOBILE, June 1.1-Cotton market firm and ac-
tive; low Middlings 27a q 2sc; receipts 81 bales.
Il SAVANNAH, June 11.-Cotton quiet; Middlinga
2ss e 2se sales 50 bales; receipts So2 bales. ie
CHARLEsToN, 8. c., June 11.-Cotton market
dull with no sales; Middlings nominally at soc; re-
ceipts 1876 bales, sr --s4~s
| NEW ORLEANS, June 11.-Cotton market firm
Middlng uplands 294c; receipts 437 bales; exports
2733 bales; sales $50 bales. f
SAN FRANCIsCO june II Flour steady at a 50
a 50. Wheat in fair demand; choice 65. Legal
tenders 73@. ~ fltBN VI 8 -
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Il. M PATTEN a CO.,, Ancsieaee
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.


OFFICE EXCHANGE sTREET
Administrators Sale of Household
.,.ae w Furniture. ym
ON thursday, june nth, at 1.2A M, st No %
" State st, Walnut and Brocatel Sofas and Chairs,
Center, Pier, Extension and Toilet Tables, Mosaic
and Papier Mache Tables, What Nots, Secretary,
Sideboard, Walnut Chamber Sets, Parlor and eham-
rors, Crock cry, Glass and china Ware Wool and OIL
carpets. Reds and Bedding, Dining Room and Kitch-
en- Furniture, cook Stove, &c.
At " o'clock, 7 octave Piano-Forte, made by Ed
wards. superior instrument, in perfeet order.
~ House open at IL on morning OF sale.
b. G. SoMERBY, Adminstr ator.
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Cid 10Th, brig Frank Clark, Barstow Galveston.
NEW HAYEN-Ar 9th, brig Nigretta, Showers.
NEW LONDON-Ar 9th, schs Tahmiroo, Cole. and
F N Tower. Perry. Bangor; Trade Wind, Babb, from
New York for Rockland Icy
NORWEGIAN 9th, sehs R Heagan, Coombs,
Bangor: Minnie Cobb. lngraham, Rockand.
PROVIDENCE-Ar sth. brig Reporter, Coombs,
Bangor. -
Ar 10th. brig Marshall Dutch, Coombs, i'm Calais
Baker, Gardiner tor PawtueIket; Royal Oak, Ben
son, and H W Wellington, Frsathy, Calais; Mada-
gascar, Linsc0tt. Bangor.
Ellsworth &-iN 95s4 @r As tf9
NEWP0RT-Ar 10th, sch Connecticut, Pendleton
Bangor for Philadelphia. ata
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 10th, sch Grecan, Coombs
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NEWS
II, sY rELEGRAPH 10 THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
MAINE.

Saturday Morning, June IL, 1869.
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! DOMESTIC PORTS.

ders0n, for Liverpool. -
AZ q, slip PocahOatas. johnson, Port BIakely.
@ zig "a, snip Golden Hind, for Mansanilla.
and Alice n Minot, tor Calao. !, - -
GALIEsToN1clds 3d. brig Gamma, Coombs. tor
sid Sd. barque cordelia, Wells, New York.
NEW ORLEANS-CId5 9Th inst. ships Gettysbure.
Edge. for Cadizs Gardiner Colby, Dunbar, Havre;
barque Woodside, Edmonds, Bordeaux. =
IS sAvANNAH-Ar 5as 9th. sch Carrie Rich, Ames-
Sid 9th. brig Lizabel, Ryder, Dariep.
sas GnaaELESToN-Ar aiadls eth INST sch Frpnklin.
! lBAITlMoRE--Ar sth, sch VIM Steele. Buck,
Ar Oh. brig Edith. Putnam, windsor. Ms: scbs
= Henderson, Price, Portland; J Whjtchouse,
Matanzas; brig Proteus, Hall, from Havana. ''''
CD 9Th, sch Howard, ariffn, Boston.
PHilADELPHIA-Ar 9th, sch W Bement, Per-
cid 9Th. brig Altavela, Reed. Wilmington, NC; sch
Izetta, smith, Mayaguez; Gen connor, Cousins. for
Ar 10th. schs Ida L, Bearse. i'm Portland; Ella
Crcwell, saco; y v Wellington. and A e Cranmer,
from Gardiner. "a ~ a4451l Il ~ - 80 49,
NEW YORK-Ar och, brIes Hudson, Hayes, from
Calais; Isabella Jewett Hopkins Bangor: schs Al
Champion, Clark, Hudson. Nann; Geofge q Ma15,
Lord; More Light. Bradford. &c O Gates, Frcemau,
and Montrose. Grierson, Calais; Crusoe. Sumby,
eora Den1iscn and 6 Clements
oya JelIison: Frank Maria, Holt, and xnh1, Abbott
franklin; Fair Wind, Smith. Ellsworth: Balloon
Holt, Rockport; Fannie Barney, johnson. Vinalha-
ven; Snow Squal, Robinson |; Ella, Miller; Veto
Harrington; Juno. Metcalt; Amelia, Ellems; = $
Ar 10th, ships Jos Clark, Carver, Cardiff 43 days
Alex Marshall Gardiner, Liverpool 80; brig Cosmos
Parsons, Cienfuegos 1871 sch Eva Lewis, Lewis
Harbor Island; Aicora, Dennison, Machias; Roscoe
Kayf> land l.I
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|ssg!aa issa. ssii . H. SPOKEN a y9.ls ns,sS
May q lat 40 40, Ion 90 20, ship II Chapman. frop
Liverpool icr New yoFF,
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Schenck's PuImonic Syrup.

se'weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will Consump
toH Liver Complaint and DYSPEPSIA if taken accord
ing 10 direction. They al three be taken the
same time Ihey cleanse tn stomach relax the liver,
and put II q work then the appetite becomes good
TODD dIge:ts Al makes good blood the patient begins
10 grow III flesh = ne ii scd matter ripens in the
lungs, and the patient THROW. the disease and gets
well. This Is The only way to cure consumption.
l. thee three medicines DR. j. IL. Schenck of Phil
adelphld owes hi unrivaed success in tn treatment
Of pulmonary Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup rip
the mObG matter in the lungs, nature throws il off
by an easy NpcctOratuu, for when the phlrgiu
ter IL ripe slight couch will throw it off, and the pa
tent nas rest, and the ~ IS begin t. heal
10 do I'M, he >eaw, ed lonic snd Mand AXE Pills
mu'i be freely lis TO cleanse the tOmsch and liver
hat the F"monic Sprup and the food will make good
Syhenck'z Mandrake Pills act upon the liver remov-
all uctons, relax the due of tho gall bladder.
the IN art- # y, ID the liver il soon relieved the
tools III t1o" What III Pills can do: nothing ha@ ever
be in cnted except cloncl e. deadly poison which 10
very dangerous T. use uloss with great carr that viii
uuock the gal bladder he secretions of the
liver like >cu'nck'- Mand axe PM.
Liver Complaint il enc of the most prominent causes
| Uf tOu-umpfiuu.
alt ratlV, and TIL "lka!I in the Scaw Ell, which this
pepTa ion is msde IT, ssst tie stcna il 10 throw out
nh tric juice t dissolve the food with the ulmonic
'rnp and n IL made into good blood without terlnenta
/ tjoi or sOuriug III TIL stomach
ih" great reason why physicians do not cure Con
zlmpoh - NY try 10 do too much: they give med-
cine 3" sop The DOUGH- 10 stop the clls, TO stop night
wcrz, hectic fever, and by doing they derunge he
"hoe discs w. powers, locking up the secretiou and
evcntu lily Ike pa lent sinks and Iii
Dr. Schrnck, in liz treatment, does try 20 stop
cough night Chiii- or fever. Remove the cause
and they will al stop of their own accord. No
b" cured of ,prumptuu, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
tlt r Ciuker, lccracd Throat unless the liver and
-."mish are made lac Ilthv.
If 4 person has consumption, Of the lungs in
ONE Nay ar diseased either uhcrccs, assesses brou-
clial i'm 1T on, rGra adhesion the ungs mass
Of inii 'miatiyn and fist d'cayiug. In such cases
what must he doar; Il il only the uug- thai are
"'stig, tut 1t i the who'll body. The stomach and
'rr NV" lot t ii poW'r To- make blood out Of food.
N"" u: 'uy clluc. l. 10 take llr. SCueuck's three
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rIIIrTENDEN COUNTY.

Amos b. Cooper. the oldest citizen OF
Richmond. died last Saturday. lie had
resided upon the farm ON which he died
tor 60 years.
The Free Press say, the body of James
Flynn was found Tuesday in the swamp
Oh til" farm oi W. Il. Villas in Colchcs-
Ter. He lett his boarding place at Mr..
NcFmiIud's, to 20 10 Winooski. on the
morning OF the 10th inst, and as he was
frequently absent for several days, no
alarm was felt, or inquiry made, until
Yesterday, when search was made, and
his body found. 1t is supposed he I'M
dertook to 20 ''across lots" and becom-
ing bewildered in the storm froze to
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gi1ltcLrnLd TORN N0MSe.

several meetings. have been held i'll W Il
te.1otd - take into consideration the place
tor holding town meetings. At one OF
these meetings committee was chosen to
confer with the wal dens of the Congrega-
tional church at Lower Waterford 10 see
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~ HPciOcE Springs.

We mentioned last summer that Mr..
Royal Winter Of Boston had purchased a
mineral spring al Wheplock Hollow. and
HAT he had also bought the hotel OF his
father. which he proposed to fit up for
summer bodrdcrS. We have lately recciv-
cd q pamphlet which purports to give the
character and analysis of this wafer. by :.
Dana Hayes. state a>>aypr OF MaSsachu-
sets. OF this analysis DR.. HAYES SAYS
Tine present water l. remarkable as con-
tanning such Il large proportion of silica,
with sulphur and iodine. Such water has
unquc>tionablc value as Il curative agent
. This water i recommended for many dis
ease. especially scrolula and cutaneeuS
troubles. one remarkable statement i.
made iii his pamphlet by i. |. Carpenter.
Vi. -. He SAYS he has been the resident
and only phySiciln in Wheelock tor six
years. and that he has net had a case OF
typhoid lover in the village since he lived
there. The people of the village use this
Spriu% water quite generally.
Nj. Winter i charging his hotel. and
intends 10 open" the first OF June. lie
can accommodate about one hundred
buardcr>, ami We learn some of his rooms
are already engaged. This spin" water
i conveyed ly aquedurt TO the hotel, and
is USED exclusively there for drinking,
cooking ami halhin. purposes. The pro-
pri,lug will run coaches to the Lyndon
station. ami ii hail We hear or read is true,
there will hereafter he no occasion for i'll
ya!ii- ut this section To visit either Shei-
don or Saratoga. as 4 healing pool has
been ,ii>coNerr! in the ''Calcdonia Mineral
Spriu"." at Whcrlock Hollow.
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:g-Pils which contain an.imony, quinine, and Gallo
mel should be avoided. evere gripping pains would
be their only result The safe-t surest and best pill
are P.lrson'. Purgatiye OF Anti bilious PILE.
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HE DmyiIle Dramatic Club will
again make their appearance ON Wednes-
day evening, 3lst inst, when they pro
po.c to play the following pieces: $50
len Naiu.jc: or The Peoples Lawyer"
..Mv Neighbours WIFE," and 1.-The Lin
crick Boy"
Geo. ". Cook of West Danville was
arrai.ucd and tried last week at the OF
iic, ui {. !. +. Harris for selling liquor.
Tie Jury were unanimous that he was
guilt OF selling but could not agree upon
The number OF Offences, and consequently
had To be discharged without rendering
a vc.dict. lie will be tried again next
Saturday.
Capt. Lewis ". Fisher has bought the
Porter farm OF VIM. +. Sawyer. Price,
1868.
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if their veStry could not he obtained for
town purposes. This committee succeed
eel in their object, and now an article is
put i'm the warning for the town meeting.
called to vote for council OF censOrS. to
see i! the town will hold its meetings in
this vestry. The town house is now at
West Waterford. and the people in the
northern and eastern part OF the town are
dissatisfied. Feeling runs pretty high
and as the town seems about equally di-
Vided ON the question. the result of the
meeting next Wednesday is very uncer-
tain. Such local divisions in any town
are to be regretted. aud we trust all ami
cable settlement of the question may be
had at the next meeting
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death. He was about 40 wears old.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

'Nh'h' ilt was 'tEpul ~ NtFllN pl'i-
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
+. b. Whiting. Esg. of the Messen-
ger, is an applicant for the ST. Adams
postotlice. We hope he will be success
fnl, for il the offices are deSored by any
persons it is by those who have worked
faithfully and laboriously in the party.
The Franklin House, Mineral spring
and grove, forming the summer resort OF
llighgate Springs, have been purchased
10y Lauren = Scott of New York, and
Judd Scott Of Bristol, for SO, 900. Tn"
new proprietors will build cottages and
add other attractions to tins pleasant
''watering place"
ORANGE COUNTY.
At the late town Meeting i'll bradford,
the selectmen were instructed 10 erect Il
monument TO the memory of fallen SOL
d,ers of the town i'll the late war, at IN
expense not exceeding $500.
Rev. ii. n Burton was dismissed by
council, on Tuesday, from the pastoral
charge Of the Cong. church at \ewbury.
A man named Morrill, was recently
arrested and fined $40 and costs for be
ING drunk, and Mr.. Durant, of whom he
had the liquor. was also arrested and
fined $40 and costs, ut We'll, River.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
\ council dismissed Rev. David Shurt-
iitf from the congregational church III
Bloomington on Tuesday OF last week.
There has not been Il death in Govern
try for more than three months.
They have ut least one smart lady in
Greensboro: Mrs. James Rice, an old
lady, IS years old, has wuvc over two
hundred yards of cloth. carpcting, etc,
since last tall, besides doing considerable
homework.
There is quite a revival in the Mctl!o-
dist church at lra.burg.
Mrs Ira Peach of Troy was well ni@l
fatally injured 10y the breaking of Ill,
sleigh in which She was rlding i'll passing
through 4 ''cradle-hoie."
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Herald denies the assertion (mad,
by the Ncrgcmuc~ Nermontcr) that Rev.
10, r Sr,uIji,o b,s ,r,.,nrrl =, call
,.,,,, ,I,,. f,,,,,,,,,,.,,;,,,,.l ,J,,rI, ~ Irt
ianI ''
''"u. 1885,
Master barney Aiirlci'' "' 0hr"W>-
bury on Ned'i'>t'y morning i'Hi klII'"
10 crows at one sh"t-
Sunday mornings passenger train on
the RENSSELAER, and Saratoga railroad
northward b'und' rolled lis >le'Pl"@ car
over an embanNillen'' TWO miles '''S' I'll
I"uItmey, and several passengers were
severely bruised. Inc cause OF the ac'I-
dent was Il mendrI broken rall.
The Rrrl>Np .-Thc
trial OF the Rutland incrn1iarirs has
brought out Il full confession from ON" OF
the parties, by which II appears that
those arrested are the real mcrnh"rIr-,
and THAI they 81 The fire. winch dr-iroI
&c! the town hall and other buildings Oh
tile n'-hi OF the l2lh "I December last
Inc l1n appears I" nave "e'h I,' I" one
'''' -,',iH Io' ,-''u''' anu ~ ''''l' '''''
y'.=A-''' mar Il" i'"'i' VIM wa /" ''''N y
9"o' Tor Ms ana ne ''u '"' A'''"
WIZ" vas !" Pay '''' ,-'',,',' "',' it''~-'
49,, - ;aH n1,u, H.. .,,,,,'I.J v.,'.I.
f,rn;.h ,hn ,,nr.y ;fL, r',ull tI.r.l,
,,.., nm, GA W..,I,.,. Law Tia. i,,.,. hr,,,,.b,
,..r;,., - ,r,,il,,. .i,,.,;,,-t I,,.,.,. Va,
rv. William Hurlertly. Martin Duty AN,
Thomas Du.han.
wA.u1>Grr< ,n1-<ry.
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fin RHGfHI'0i BrRrP.

day orI,.t wool. ..,.,I.,,,,
10 ,ha viII,m.. ~,
cd hen, IN b,,. hin, ......,. ,'', 81, ,o
nlicI tbot sh,. l,,1 -. Co.. ,o,,. aud
thar .I,o uf.,,a.I ,,,l,,,. =, mr.,
chas,. .,,,,.. l-,.r,s,.,,,, ,r,,, had ,otGin.,
in tI,n Lo,,., Ii,,l,, IL, casa tLa ,h;Idren
,bc,,IJ Ia, ,.,l.,,, .i,.l, il, the ni,rbt He ra-
nt.,i,,j hi. ,t..n,aud tor tohaccn. but She
h,,,,.,i,, tE,.. Lonesome Whom sha r,,,,rr,d
,,, ,,,..I,L Will, L,., ,uI .t,.n,., l,,.,. s,.,
.r.,I Times with his hand Fi,t..r ho,,ro
i,r at1cr His he emf = I,r.. s,i,.l, from, tI,.
lb.,rl, ut fh. river, mad b.,,,l,, :, int, ,I,,
ihulise. I.ata !, th, c..,,i,,,, NJ o,.,,,
IinoE OF her sine, f, warm, La,. ,,,., t,,- ,i,,
.;oye. Her husband t,IJ I,.r .r., ,,.,,I
make no prrpara,fons tow,,I. .,oi,,, f.
he'd. - he ban NOT dan. viii, Nor ,,.,. onh
taSt,l,;ro. all tnn Gonrs md v.in,l,.,,. L..
remarked f,,t she ..,,.o,,i,I ,.,.,., ,,, -,
that bnu.e until She VS. Carried ANN,
Mrs. Owen feared tor her Iif. and watch
inc i,cr. ,,,,,nrru,,it,- >,,,on., in Ii;r,I ,I,
stove. and rrnovin.e ,,p t,stcnipr fran
! the door. escaped from fine bouSr and fed
! Ia her stocking f.,.f. and bare-hradcd. TO
| he nearest uci.shl,or'>. some fifty or .fxry
rod. distant. mi. was bptvr., ten and
eleven O'Clock. She y.s L,i,,;jy tal-c, j.,
and c.,I.I for Inv those pci.,I,I,ors ,,ha,,.
~f,r Ir,uaine, over riui,. The next dov g,
warrant WAS iS,uel for Ovau.e ,rrrst
! Alter considerable resistance. he WAS ar
! rested anE t.,L.p h4tnr. Iu.ii.. E,,l,,..i,,,
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We 81, constant. hearing favorable reports from
tlH-c VII. LtN, tired ;lI- remedy. Amy Anthony ,
.i:r 81 Va lu' o.. OF Til 81 '. and living II No. Il
I.o 4t -tl,"t. .ct,! it i,"i thu niger was
u- arv %, ,NI,r 'l,tt relief from the pain. which
',.u al1uu-- g.. GtgltNl.. livery ,tA.r med,
Iu; til proved uuivai!i-.- vhu have Tried il
-atI-~'i ,t r. r,ritz AMI uu'hiu- III uduc,
IN To Doc 81 itaHa' -uupN. IL. h.g N,I"S. 49,
:r-Nlr-. > \. Aliens Improved Hair Ecs'ores and
dressing. In. attcuto. Of h public l. invited TO the
very important change recently made in this article.
We ot,r in tAr Improved i'r,Plrtou. q I;cstoscr
o. omIt aud ufriil" IN it, action upon gray hair, quick
~ r,-;oga- 20 it. natural color and icAly. togchr
vi am a-r,rsb, Dressing n in one hottie. This
eouuir1;ou perfect aud uucNc pionah in every re
-r,r eud u-,d with great satisfaction hy I'D and
yo..-. NJ. -. Alir..'- Z,L"urI.~,NrW, ano'h,r
Vg,ion;.ou. cI ar without sediment. designed excu-
Fl, Is ;o~ Dressing, STRENGTHENING AID Bautiyiue the
Hair tu.lrt luxury, pgcer ,o.c to Fr nch
pom d.. md odd At hal. III price. sold hy all drug
.,.-t- DO
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

1Nt'VIVI 7 VIIItIyTt IJtSV ltI y tIWtVNt-
Notice Is hereby given hat ;he =tz, remuneration and
Naiution taken undo. the ted ST. ntcrua ieye-
ne LAW. Tor he ,"uuty uI IIcdvua the pre-eut
car may ,, IOdHd l the It IOnusDury House.
.tOh-UuIl, ga IJI,rNn. Nj, an Suh MAE,I,
I>>l a winch IHic and pace the undr signed Will
pa To Ia and d, trriuc any appeals may At
hat time AIKEN the acton the A.
-.'-sOIs tOI the r,'NC.iI tow LIZ III sad COUNTY.
APPEAL s4l. Iucd III the came shall be
-Iumtud IN lifting, specify NJ tn pttIcultg ctu-c,
mat cT hing -lcttHs .hCn dc, request
3D. aud t,ths al the ground principe
pI. iucd OF. IiiGSIA- l.. IUN bis A-resor
Moods uck, March a., 1853. 5l-js
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FRECkl-Es AND
Tan from tn face, use PEERI's Morn ASp tEEchLE
LOTION. sold by al druggists. Prepared only by Dr.
b. g.. Perry.
FOR BLACK WORMS, AND PlMlLEs On IHE
FACE, PEIEY's CuMEDoDE AND lIMPLE KEN Dh
prepared only uy Dr. b. Z. Perry, ~ Bond St, New
York. sold everywhere The tradesupplied by whole
.ale druggists. oo''o
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

More than forty years Lave clap-d since john
sons Ano!H Lniment was first invented. during
which tpe hundreds OF thousands have zen b nef'ed
by its Probably article became % un'e.-
sally popular with al. classes Johnsonz Anodyne
liniuent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26
Vest EHg'Ee.

y new law of Congress gives another
mail route in This county--irom " est Burke
10 West Charleston.