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Ba,skr...spseey.c Notices.

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Di.s,,et Court Of the u.is.d ssas.s.
nSrMCT OF MAINR-In De uatte, Of
o. TsSta a Y. Mais.on, Baatrupt In Baai.upt.
byNstSsa,.l a tS b. Cssrt sais lssh .dsy o. NAY.
Siss SH5 sAss .s = : asss.sS . ss1s ri
u o ordered - ~ sS: c. rssd,.g "a Isas's.
had upon u. a % ne si I'M "a a. :. s,1e b
i isSa; s e 70 S:Io cSs,s "a d
ond meeting Of tbs srsdiisr' % ~, snss ne -
be held 1t Portland, beiors Janss nj Ts.s.n1.ss
Registers the 10Th day OF June isss:s Ia o,siosS
o. ssS q. es s. a.. I: 3 sss. q s .: =
A. D., and that al orsditsss Who have proved
their debts and other persons In Interest may ap-
pear q I'D time apd place. and sAow eauss, lfs;y
they have. Why the prayer Of said petition should
3w22 CLERK OF District Court for said Di'triet.
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Approved, March 3, 1869.

JOINT RESOLUTION d0nnting condemned can
non and muskets for the McPheHo monument.
n, tr.soIrsd by the Senate and House Of R,Prt'sn-
taiipss Of the United States Of dmtrIed IN Congress
o'.,wbi,d. That the Secretary of War he. and he
h. h, reby authorized to furnish TO tho MCPHERSON
Monument Association. of Clyde. Ohio. four pieces
of condemned iron cannon, four Pieces OF condeni.
ned brass cannon, twenty.hve cannon balls. ana
one thousand condemned muskets, with bayonets,
10 he placed about the monument. 30 .H
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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COOK Bros
Cheap Variety Store /!
I'D door above the Post Ofhoe),
islyi2 CRY BUILDING, BIDDEFoRD.
OFFICIA AL
Lars Of the United States, passed at The Third
Session of The Foriish Congress.
AN ACT to regulate elections in Washington and

be "a ,asctsd by the Senate and Honse ~ Rtpre
,,,tafip,s Of m, Omitted States Of Imsrica Cor.
gy,,. assembled, That elections In the Territories
OF Washington aud Idaho for delegates To the
House Of Representative OF the iorty second Com
ammo Domini eighteen hundred and seventy, and
aItrrwa r,is bennaliy ON the first Monday OF Junei
and such officers In said Territories rs are now
elected at the same time with their Delegates sha'l
10 elected for Offices thereafter TO be filed ut the
times herein specified, unless otherwise provided
Nv the laws OF said Territory.
Approved, March J, lSGo.
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.Nesc .4drerfise,sseSsfS.
cERrIFICATEs OF CURES.

This IL to certify that Mrs Manchester has doc
tered i'm my family Tor six years with marked sue
eess She has cured my wife of dsopsy In Its worst
form my daughter of spinal disease OF i've years
standing n sister OF deafness and catarrh my
father OF blindness. And would recommend her
20 the public as skillfulI physician, and every
way worthy Of patronage JOHN HOBSON.
Portland, Me Juuo 18th, 1865.
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AN ACT 10 authorize the Secretary OF War To
place at the disposal OF tho National Lincoln
Monument Associat ton ut Springfield, Illinois,
damaged ana captured ordnance.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House 81 Repre-
ssntatires of he JRifsd States Of dmeriea IN Con.
gyr,, o.,tnbI,d That the Secretary Of War hc, and
he Is hereby, authorised and directed to- place NJ
the disposal Of the National Lincoln Monuinent
Association. at Springfield. Illinois such ag.a
and captur,d bro. ne and brass guns and ordnance
as NAV he required, out Of which u cast the pIn-
epai figures TO be Incorporated into said structure;
said material tn be delivered TO said association AZ
Springfield, Illinois
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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.MisccIlasse0sss.
sWfSccil0tSeOtiS.
.sr PROTECTION
II ON E INDUSTRY

III ~ M IL i ~ ~ - i IL L
The NEW YoRK Tribune VIII commence, on o.
about Juno LIST, tho publication In weekly chapters
Of treatise by Ia Editor on PoLIricAL EcoSohr,
designed more especially 10 elucidate and defend
the policy OF Protection TO HoxE INDUSTRY. He
expects TO bring the work within the compass OF
twenty 10 twenty-five chapters Of three or four
columns each, and to treat the subject with such
simplicity and directness that lew can read these
essays without at least realislng that The Protect
i've policy 10 either grossly misunderstood 90 de-
rberateiy nisrsprsssnted by tho champions Of
FREQ Trade. Tho public fhall, at all svens, real.
iIe that we, who stand for Protection, habitually
read and try TO comprehend our sdversarie', while
they ignore our writings and grossly eariesturs
our arguments. ... ....... ada. --.r .-..,
These essays will ultimately DO printed together,
but, in view Of tho desperate Efforts Of the Free
Traders TO forcstall opinion and try TO wrest YER
diet from public which has not hoard tho esse
argued. we ask tho friends Of Protection 70 ed ~
In giving these essays, rs they originally fall from
the press, q general diffusion.
Tho Free Trade League, organized Ia this dty.
by and in the interests OF foreign Manufactures, 10
lsboring assiduously through newspapers vhieh u
controls, and by the distribution Of tfaetA and
pamphlets, 10 destroy tho Tariff and surrender our
markets TO tho importers Of foreign msnuhctus1d
goods Their efforts can best DO eouatsraated BY
the dissemination Of journals iutslligsntly And
continuously devoted 70 the protection Of Amsri-
can labor and the fostering Of American interests
We shall print mere than Two Hundred Thou.
sand copies Of each In our reculsr editions, but
we hope they will receive . still wider disssuins-
ton through the formation Of new clubs tshieh No
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STATE OF MAINE.

Rssefrt ftfdtps 70 O Stsas fSss
R.,,,v,S That !, 70 ssssssiai 70 ths hiEA:.t 10,
ress OF tho STATE !hst nsa.urss .noc hs.s a. IN
d.strssi sahooi Tor girls, In aeeosdasee w
RECOMMENDATIONS. Of lion: osorEs y: q ,Ss tsxis-
missioner .ppolntsd anSsf rs "a Isnsyssvsa, o1s-
yssisass sEs principles and sgsrssS Sss soSss -
instiistious, ana with VIZ shs 0eysrnor "a
ration In 20 ds.irsbls . isvits ssd receive
propositoos from aay ts.n tSeir iinlE, and 70
such institution 81, q - ssIt Lsgsisssrs hi''f
r'p'r' ''' Appis-sa M.ssh Oh, issa,
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STATE AuausYA, July y. 1854 IL.
.o.ssALS within the scope Of me oreso.ss
pteSssoIve arc hereby invited. and nay ~ ssa'~
j. cese. Of the Secretary OF Sus.
nv order Of the 0oysrsor and CosnrL
~ FRANKLIN ~ DRku.
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DR.. SMITHS COMPOUND EXTRACT
BLACKBERRY.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY ,r-

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The most eminent physicians pronounce IL IN in-
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A RESOLUTION appointing Louis AgassiI a re-
90 I Of the Smithsonian Institution.
R,soirsi by he senate and House Of Representa-
iipss Of tAs URit,d States 81 dm,,iod IN Congress
a.,,mbI,J, That Louis Agassiz, OF Cambridge, Mas
sachusotts be, and no Is hereby. rcappointcd re-
rcnt of the Smithsonian Institution to I'LL the va.
cancy oceasloned by the expiration VI his present
term. -..
Approyed March J. 1869
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District Court OF tho United States.
- IcTnI lot on MAINE lka s,slias a


District Court OF tho United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE-In tho matter Of
IL N. q. Cram, Ba, krupt In Bankruptcy. This
10 u give notice that . Petition has been pro-
septcd 10 the Court, tbls thirteenth day Of Nay.
by N. o. Cram, OF Portland. Bankrupt. praying
that ne may be dsereed - have full disehssee
Act, Individually and NJ member OF tho nrm oi
Chase, Cram 4 stuItevant, and upon reading said
Petition. 10 70 ordered by tho Court that . hearing
be had on the same, on The dnh day OF July, A,p.
1862 before the Court In Portland, In said District.
st 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and that oil creditors who have
proved thoir debts and other persons In intefest,
may appear at said time and place. and show c.rss
ifany they have. Why the prayer Of said fssauoe
'neu'a not ~ srAn's'. WIN. r. rRnBLY,
3w2a Clerk OF District Court for said District.
District Cssrs sf ths Unitesi stassss
NISrRiCT OF MAiNE--ln the watter ofAion;o
. IL L. Berry, bankrupt In bankruptcy. This
10 To give potcs that petition has been presenef
70 the Court this thirteenth day Of May, by Aloh-
10 l.. berry, Of Dlddeford, . Bankrupt pray.
nom oil his debts, provabls undcr tho Bankrupt
Act, and upon reading sAid petition, IL 70 Ordered
by the Court that . hearing DO had upon the same,
ON the hfth day OF July. A. d. 1860, bsfore oe
Court In Portland, In said District, ~ ~ oelock
A. N. and that notice thereof be pubhshed IN
tho Union d Journal and tho Portland ADVERTISE,
newspapers printed ~ said district, once . ysek
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
may appear at said time and place, and shov
eanss, u any they have, Why the prayer Of sah
petition should not be granted. .,v,,y,
3w22 Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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PIETE FORM. 1870

PlETE FURh.
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Tale DR. n o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BlrrERs. most medicinal In the mar.
ket. Established In isos. 4mi2
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THURSDAY, JrSE ., 1900.

coEHEcrED wEnKIr.
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Drains and Sewers.
THE CEMENT DRAIN Pipe

Manufscturci under Drsyton's Patent by J. W. Seek
viii n Co t superir article hr all Drains s-wrfs,
Cniverts and Wells icing much mnte ccnoamics than
ifIck, ircn store, vo. because u Deves oo<rcics
Decays bot Constantly harder and snobes II has
jint which gives trvube In Transportation &C lay Ing,
anil the Cement PIPE can be cut into any trim and
t~anch inserted At pleasure II has about grai.r
patty than briet sewers Il sane ti,e % Account a ieo
iretiou. Scnd or circular.
Foo sale by Moss Lowell, Stove Dealer, rerp,ren
squars, Saco. 2w2r
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Dayton, May u, is
The New York herald., 1869-06-24
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

The market for domestic cotton manufactures con.
tnues to be characterized by activity and buoyancy,
and we have to chronicle further marked improve
ment Is largely speculative and this will account for
the activity OF the market at this proverbialy dull
season OF the year. The demand is based upon the
buoyancy Of the cotton market here and abroad and
the continued upward tendency Of prices Of that
commodity. As we have before stated, goods which
have been selling at the prices lately could not
be replaced except at high prices and this assertion
Is being borne out by the receipt OF fresh consign-
ments from the manufactures, all Of which held
at higher figures than old goods even now sell
ing for, and these are decidedly higher than those
lately current, the discrepancies in some cases
amounting to two and three cents per yard. But
from prevailing indications IL will probably not be
long before the new consignments will be taken at
the prices demanded. The old stocks are rapidIy
diminishing, and OF course cannot be augmented, IN
view Of which the new consignments Will be brought
the market with good promise OF selling at re-
munerative prices The cotton market will In all
likelihood continue to control for fabrics, and the
fluctuations OF cotton at home and abroad will
therefore reflect the values or cotton goods In a
marked degree
Brown and bleached muslins-and nearly all other
leading cotton gOOds-are from &c. TO 1c. per yard
higher than they were week ago, with a fair pros
pect OF going still higher.
Prints, though irregular and somewhat unsettled,
are, nevertheless higher. New styles held above
the old In view OF which business Is clrcumscribed.
Printing cloths are regulated by the cost Of cotton,
Imported goods have been somewhat less active
during the past week, but prices are sustained
Wo0len goods remain steady.
Annexed are the current quotations for the lead
inc Kinds of QOOds.-
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT eY BvunInc.


From the Wilmington DELI Commercial. June III
A terrible accident occurred at about half past ten
O'Clock last evening, which has since been attended
with fatal results. young lady named Laura
Carswell teacher in one OF public schools, who
resi- ed with her father. was the victim. she was
retiring about hapast ten O'Clock last evening, and
was ready to get into bed, when she turned TO coal
the light by blowing down the chimney. The name
was thus blown down into the oil and the lamp ex-
ploded, throwing the blazing oil all over Miss
Carswels night dress and the clothing she had
just taken of, living near. Enveloped In names she
ran screaming into the entry communicating with
her room, where her father immediately afterwards
found her. lie made every EFFORT to extingush the
names, and brother OF the young lady tore up a
piece OF step carpet and threw II over her head.
This saved her head from burning but her whole
person. from her neck down, was horribly burned
before the flames could be extnguished. BY this
time Miss Carswell's room was on fire, ana II re-
quired the EFFORTS Of the family to save the house
save his daughter, had his hands terribly burned, all
the finger nails being burned OF one hand and the
other so much injured that II will he q long time
before he can use II, II, inded he ever can Medical
aid was Immediately summoned to dress the WOUNDS
and alleviate the suYerinns of the poor gir but the
the first She fingered on from the time of the acci
dent until about ten O'Clock THIS morning when
death put an end to her sufferings During great
part OF the time she lived after the accident she
entirely unconscious, and was doubtless thus saved
from much OF the anguish she would otherwise have
suffered. Her body was severely burned, and her
person, except her head and feet, was one mass OF
or nineteen years DID, In the full bloom OF early wo.
manhood, attractive IN person az well as IN charac.
ter aud leaves large circle OF friends 10 mourn her
sad and sudden death
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higher There continued fair demand for grain vessels.
a aSs ss' s % % ss
s:A' ss ssa' :: s sss
Dr. Spirit. with @ 'S sah and
bark with 900 Sbl. pstrolsam. to % Bremen. 1.Di ss
S ':s. Il SSs FL so ss1s ss' 10 ca
for soa Ss ss 0hs T
Cork for orders with 5000 quarter. grain at g. Brisi:h
sss @s % ss'a e The
chsnss "A sssssudas :, North German ship
Nor.sgsn efrom fhlaisphia. to Gibraltar,
%Ss and & the oil other ", with 80 sScoS
feet from Montreal to the River Plate private
GUHnIEs were quiet but steady at 6hc Hc for bags
HAY in moderate demand at soc Csc. for shipping
soc y for retail l0. sc. sSc for short rye straw
Hors were tribe more active and more steady in value
About 50 bales were sold at from &C. to isc for inferior to
HE.f dull and prices were nominal a. yesterdays
MOLAssxs-The demand for all grades was light and we
heard Of no further saes Prices remained heavy at ysste
NAvAL sTonIs-For spirits turpen,ine the market
s1s
ale
% % = ~ 81 ss Isss Y =
s. *niSs.en sns 81 vs. ~ sns S%1s
:assS % .i::r :: 30 ts: .prns sa .ad
ss:s So !: o. Ts: sis |. &: Ssss
price; % wss's5n osns q 1O; "a at ssc. =.
.s se but w.
s s 70, were 0ws c9.n: :s, s S.
% 8 e; 70. . ..s
to hog: ..1a s :S
was sd 10 , demand and ssIe. we're made Of 800 Sb.
small 1 81 t % ss rsres
sssf sss dull and sn nominal % q % I for and and
ss q 100 pAet.Ss s !. GU
s9
S a. aS a for for
sales q 80 g,sEssss sSae Sc prime
ward delivery at for June, sellers option, and 1880
aasay in demand S ans AdSsnssd %.rfs,
Sss & y
demand The saea I wsrs %s S5. n'fS for yans
Ss
nS 14y
port prices not differing from those Previously Obtained
a lose sDd 500 DO, September delivery, lae PM
% 5n S
S d. for ; June at 81 LoU for june at Sac and Soo do'
RICE WAS in far request and steady in value;
hs sses wes s esss S s s 3 and at ~ m
gold duty paid while dull and nominal at vester
days quotations..
STKARINK steady, with small sales within the range
Of l94c 20c for fair TO prime in hhds and tierces
SUGAR.-Raw In fair demand almost entirely for re-
hning and the market steady the sales being upon
basis OF ii l9sc for fair to good refining CUBA The
sales amounted to 1900 hhds at sc. lc for common 70
Bo1es p. 4 rSs ana G rSS s 5
market heavy l5Ase for hard l4Ac 4c for soft
white, l36c 13ac. for yellow and l4sc. for extra C.
TALLow in moderate demand at former prices Sales
10000 lbs. at ii l4c. 11ssc.
steady with o. tax ' ''