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TAE LATE SECRETARY OF TIE NAvY.-Many
good things were said Of this 'brave old salt"
while he was at the head Of the Navy Depart
ment; but nothing better than the following
from the New York Tribune in relation to the
manner Of his rstircmcnt:-
When that excellent gentleman, the Hon.
Gideon welles, rctired frOa the goyernUent OF
the Navy, he was good deal bothered about
expense Of moving his furnisarc and baggage
back TO Hartford. The franking privilege not
being quite elastic enough to cover his case, he
was permitted to take or Of the Government
vessels. Who permitted him--whcther he did It
himself, or his succesSor-we are not informed;
but the vessel was loaded. and of the gallant
old salt sailcl for the Connecticut River. When
he got there he found that vessels drawing more
than six feet OF water could not get into the
Connecticut River whereas his drew eleven
Mr.. weles has never been so much astonished
in his life. His ehagrin was only equalcd by
the yica Of wakeGeld's when that delightful
person found that he had ordered portrait so
big that he could not get Il into the house. The
result Of il all was that Mr.. Welles had to go
beating along the coast until he found water
enough at New-London to float his gcods. aud
thence he sent them home by rail. at just double
the cost Of shipping them from Washington in
the regular way. II may seem rather singular
that a gentleman who hal been eight years Sec-
rotary OF the Navy shouh not know something
about the depth Of water ON Saybrook bar. and
sim more singular that he should send n yes-
sci on a voyage without inquiring whether she
could possibly get into port Of destination. But
then Mr. Welles always was very remarkable
man
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,orcotten it-across the sea with me. He
felt pretty sure that he recognized you
nom Ii the first time he saw you; and he
knew, besides, that Macgregor was your
middle name. so last week he wrote TO
me, and came on to find You out"
VIC buried poor little Brains two nay
after that, In the cemetery at Forest hnIs,
under the shadow Of great rock. lou
will see her tasahstone IL YOU go theie-a
little white cross. on which there is no
word save "SUsY."
We len her there on the last day OF
April. under Sunshine bright rs June
We nut white flowers around the iltt,e
white face. and into the hands that shoui1
never be tired any more. And on the sou
piled above her grave we leu sweet Dlos-
SONS to lie there and give forth ,nen
sweetness, and then die as she HAD uleu.
1. was not long aftcr that before , gave
mn INV business to n successor ana mar
rie,i DR.. Weir. We have been together
for more than n year, enjoying ahappr
ness that sometimes seem Z" me 700
pleased 10 last. But we try to sanctiiy u
nv making ourselves ministers OF Gods
bounty 10 Ills children. What we do ior
Mrs. Mory and Jane Is no charity, for we
consider them a bequcst from little bIains'
nj ~ hose bedside we found each other
anew.-Hdrper's Magazine.
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Berbaross-

The Biddelori UNION and JOURNAL makes
the late correspondence the occasion oil sour
rhous attack upon Gov. Chamberlain. We do
not quote il or the similar ribaldry OF Il. T..
Pillsbury-Standari. Aside from the fact that
Gen. Chamberlain is preferred by many estma-
bic Republicans as candidate for Governor,
the fct that he is the Governor OF the State and
the official head Of the party, IL whose popular
ity II largely Owls its victories ought to protect
him from such words Of warfare as this, But
the UNION AND JOURNAL seems TO be an outside
barbarian not amenable to any Of the conyen-
tiOnalities Of politics. ..... ...
The lines Of the Portland Press from which
we have taken the above, seem not to have fall
en- in pleasant places. New hands are evident
ly at the wheel who have happy faculty Of US
ing major part Of their vocabulary in small
paragraphs. "scurrilous." "ribaldry" and
..barbarism," are dignihed, and VIC can under
stand them, and so can the writer Of the above,
since they orc such sweet mOrsels that he pub
fishes the same paragraph two days In success
sion; but what he means by ''cCnventiOnaltics
Of politics." he and Omniscient power alone
know. This new discovery may mean that
plantation manners are not as successful in pol
itics as they were some years ago down South,
or il may mean that fools and excessively stu
Y;d people are very apt to arrogate to themselves
an Importance which they do MOI possess.
The ..conyentiOnalities" Of the Press are such
as TO overlook the circumstance Of tfiaing i'm
portance. that scarcely three months ago its
columns teemcd with abuse OF Governor Cham
Tin because he wsuld not violate prcmptory,
plain statute law. So persistent were its attacks
at the time that we felt called upon to defend
the Governor But now second Daniel has
come to Judgement, an angel full Of walls.
riding in this vision high horse, ifnOt pale
one. Excuse us, Mr.. Press for We already
admit that the Temple is. in Portland and the
Press is that Temple, but all who dwell outside
are neither b,rbarianS nor Gentiles.-we are
only dispersed Jews ignorant Of any law that re-
quircs us to turn our faces thither when we
pray.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1869.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1869.
Eprrok UsioS & JouRSAL-Thc present ad-
ministrs,ion has already done enough to secure
the confidence Of the people. First; il has
broken up the printing bureau connected with
the Treasury, over which was s. VI. Clarke, esq.
and which was conducted, rs was shown by an
investigating committee, rs far as the printing
was concerned. in very low manner. There
was also another feature connected with this
bureau, and which from time TO time has re-
ceiyei the scsthing rcbuke Of the press, and yet
was tolerated until the present administration
came into power. Esgagci In this bureau Vas
large number Of ladies, the larger portion UNI
exceptional in their department, doubtless, but
owing 10 the fact that the head OF the bureau
was implicated in some proceeding connected
with this branch discrcditablc 10 himself, and
some Of the lady employees, las is shown by re-
ports) the whole Treasury had 10 bear the stig-
ma, until Il had become at last to be consider
ell almost disgraeefal for n female 10 be em-
ployed In the Treasury. Since the breaking up
Of this brsnch-the printing bureau, this rc-
proach has somewhat passed. away. I'll. This
administration has brokenup the "whisky-ring"
ba great extent, by the appointing Of honest
and flthfal collectors as Ear as possible, TIE
result Of which has already been appreciated.
81. II has entirely rcnovat~l the "indl,n Blu
reau" which " common rcport Is good for any
thing was somewhat corrupt. The Chief &c /
Of that bureau has occupied his position for
thirty years, gaining sshe undoubtedly thought,
by such long service, undouhtei right 10 the
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The Great .Ntp England Remedy.
Dr. ]. ". Poland's White Pine Compound,

cur,, soy, TAroaf. Colss, Coughs DiptAsr,d, IRON.
eAn,s, Spitfing Of Bioof, and Pulmonary f6tefions
.ysnsrsiiy. Z ~ 10 a r'marLatie remedy for k,dasy
Complaints. Diabsfss, Difficulty Of Folding U'iSs,
Bissdi=g Ttom hs Kidssy' and Biafdsr, G'sest s"d
''A'' c'"''a'"" 81. r' iiBosroS, Jan. 20, 1894.
irr PoLASp,s WHITE PINE CoAroUSo. Amer having
given IL thorough trial wccau confidently recon.
mend Poia-d's WItfs Ptss CowPesHd ~ q very val.
liable article for the Of colds coughs, and pull
monte complaints generally. In several cases wc
have Know II IN give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had Jailed. II is IN
article which, IN q climate So pronotive or sudden
and severe colds as thst OF New England, ought 10
be In every family AMI We arc sure hat those who
once obtain IL and give u O iair trial, Will not
thereafter be willing u be without n-BesioH
Journal.
IA YALuABL. sIIDIcIsE-Dr iPo.ssd's B1ns Psss
Compound advertised in our columns, 10 . success.
fui attempt To combine and apply the mctieinal
virtues Of the White Pine Dark. u has heeu thor.
oughly tested By people In this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has tsstimouials % its value
frvm persoas we'll known IN our citisens. We req
ommend is trial In all those cases % disease 90
witch 10 10 adapted, Int Cor sale by eli oar drug
gists.--Sss fsrk fadrpsndsnf
The WAas Piat CswroHnd is nov sold IN every
part Of the United ststes and British Provinces
Prepared at the
New England botanic Depot, Dsssss. Ne.
yslll
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IL. Na,so~aI Ltfs Insarsnes co~pa.y.


We have taken occasion before to refer 10 the
organization. ths pers0anei. end ths-manneref
operation Of the National Life Insurance Com
pany OF Americs, which b advertised In our
Columns. rhssrat success q the Company, a.
demonstrated from month to month, warrants
repeated allusion to Its peculiar features. We
learn that up TO the hrst OF May per,od OF
but nine months from its organisatioo-ths
Company bad Issued not less than 1--WE thogs-
and pohei@, although Its system OF agencies
was far from complete.
As Is generally known, the Company nAs al.
thority from Congress 70 do business In any
State Of the Union. II has now Agents actively
a. work upon the Pacific Coast, and oy the e1;
Pirst'on OF ia nrst year, It. Wih nave oo'S'ea
nearly, u not al, our own country - Wen -
the dominion OF Canada ,ln 2dI 10, ,.,I
These facts show that tho plsn upon whlcn tns
Company does business commends itself 70 Pop
ular nyor. % There u sood reasSu. Why, ,as
should % Inc faWS o. ue COMPANY ~
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OUR OWN STATE.

Dbl.
,-,,- :,
A.. c,;ords NJ ,snnerance and cxccu,.d nrob;.
,;,;o, =, por,,.nd q, TUESDAY J,,o Doth g,
A.. nrrro.o 81 consultation and Of ,akinc .uch
,,x,0,, =. ,....,, .. O..
Their IN, cause in this State.
s,ru.r while narrowing IN his fold on Goa.
,,,.,. nm =, p.., D;,Ss,d a fsx d,v,s ,;rco
Iii 80 ,ho s,.;,h. ,,;d;r, ,,onu v;,h;n ,wo
,,;,.. os him This COOS 70 establish IN. rroho-
h;,;,v os p,wor, Everett, Hail. story ~ Tho
H., ,o,. On. d,v .,a .,,,s, til
"" :, - =. ,,,,., e. 20,
M -, ,nJ ;mno..;h,.
'' -, 800.
Tue ,s'on ,o'os 'ays' 'ona',,An m.fry anu
and the other day thew found n l,rcc hear in +,
ho,,ov ,rcc and killed n, 80. "A.
,r,,,,.,,.,,...,, An.
""". ps ''Ae o'0 u m'' n'
Ds'' wv ~" n y D ',
~ '"0 ", n",, '. ~, v''.o''"' '"'o "'''
i0,'a"' N''' y" "'"'s'''' ''"e '''u"'
-. ..
Weary nA' '"'i''o" uO''aIs nave oech pa'u
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DIR. HAMS AROMATIC INyIGORATOR
removes from the system, the III effects caused by
the excessive use oi alcoholic liquors. and efectu.
ally destroys the appetite for these stinulants IL
Elves tone 10 debilltated mucous surfaces. Efete
matter ia removed from the system, thereby re-
storing II 10 its normal heslthfui condition. As .
medicine, II 10 quick and efIectual curing the most
aggravated cases Of dyspepsia. kidney complaints,
and all other arrangements OF the stomach ana
bowels. In A speedy manner. This elegant prepa-
ration has stood the test OF years. wine glas:
full before eatins will give good appetite and
prevent all suffering from Indigestion, Ladies OF
Invicorator three times q day. Awlno els" full
before retiring will insure sweet snd refreshing
sleep All tho proprietor asks is trial. and 10 in.
bottles at 20 cents.-quarts, 81 nj. Principal De-
pot. IS Central Wharf, Boston. sold by all drug
t.ists Jmzl
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B,i accounts are received in Washington Of
the state Of Affairs in Georgia. II is quite evil
dent that the condition Of society is very unsat-
isf.ctory In that State. The recent Outrases,
including several murders of well-known rcpub-
leans, give sufficient evidence ofthis. The let
t,rs received in Washington state that every
where republicans both white and co'orei arc
insuitei and tire ,ted with brutality. ....
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g. HAols's MAoscu, BlLx4This article Is The True Be-
eret Of Beauty 1t Is what fashionable Ldiss Ladies,
Actresses aI Opera Singers sa 70 Priucs shss eslvai-
Cd dtingp, appearance so much admired In the Circles
Of Fashion '''''
II removes an unsghtiy Dloches, Reduces, Freckies,
TAM sunbum and Euects Of Spring Winds, and gives to
The Complexion Bioomins Purity OF transparent dell
csey OF power. No lady who values nne Complexion
can do without the Magnolia Balm IS csnts win buy 70
u any Of our respectable dealers.
Lyoxs Kar,slisos ID the best Hair Dressing. IHTas
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Subscribers ars rcys-stci N eNssios ths date on
IN. cfu,. rossr sup attached " thar paper, a. ths 10
ds,ie. The ,lms 10 wl,ih the Subscription paid f~
InStance iNay6s thai IN. Subscriber has psd 20
May IL, lsss. wben new payments "a ueeie, iHs pAI
IN n. ,s,,p,.ysrr AIrsRsp 90 thai the LABtL u con
,t.ut Receipt I'm Full Coz IN, time shich NE sn.S-
~, IA. pad Subscribers IN sfr,ap are feqnessa W
tts,ri the sums du. tnwolisisb.
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urTbe al.gone f-lins which people souetlmes speai
o. caused by want q proper action Of the liver aud
heart These may be assisted, and the hcwek regulated
by Parsons Purgatiyc Pills In small dosrs.rI 4Tfap
Corn and flower are staple articles but not more %
than Johnson's Anodyne Lnimeut, where known. IL
good Cor children or adults, fr any internal soreness OF e
chest OF bowels and the best pan-kier prepared, under
whatever name. II. |....H.. nv a#. ~
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nIsrRICr or MAINE, ss.-Ths sndsr.igned
cf Iebanon IN the County Of Yorf. hereby gives
notice that The second general meeting ths cIed.
ltors Of saId Bankrupt viii Ne held 81 Bldds,oid IN
ssld District on the tw,nty eighth day OF nay -
Tcsssodsn Rsxister In Daniruptey 10 sid District:
And the third gcpersi meeting 81 The Creditors %
said BANKRUPT. ai the emcc u The ,sm hsy'asr IN
~. $50 n 10 clock A. ~ L-
" AVN WILLIAM EMERY A,sisnss.
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District Coart Of the United states.
NISrRICT or MAINP.-In the matter OF

/ INsthanIel q. Mar,tou, bankrupt in Bsnk,up wv.
cy This IL 20 give notice that Petition "a ~
presented to the Court. this 18TH GAY ~, 49, 49,
~ Va .hsi he nav be deereed 70 have NIL
si,ehsrss nun ell hs dsb1, Rro,,e's. ssa,r ,ns
BasIrspt Act ssd upon Issd Ing. ..ia penepnn 10,
Il Is ordered By The Cam an ssy ., jsi.'x d.
h ,s upen ,. ~. ~. ccSr, In Porti.nd IN s.h dis,
~; =, M s,sloek A. w.. and that the sec
ono mseu ~ Portland, besors Iamea D. Yessendsn
w.s,., =. The 18th day Of June IsC?at 10 O'Clock
nn'w srJ the third meeting VI the same nj Port
i.,J ON tho alth day of jane 1859. at 10 o'clock
d. and that all crsditoss who have proved
sh.ir debts and other persons IN Interest may ap.
near Of VI tlme and place. and show esnse. ifsny
they have. Why the prayer % raid petition shosid
- wn. 2. PREBLg,
Jwygt Clerk or District Court fsr raid N tr,et
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THE sOyERyORSHIP.


o,,,,.-,r;., :, n, .,i,Ien and
=, !. ,.,,,pv ,or. over our Meas
,,. -. r,rl. two us.k. AGO. in refer
;, ,,;,, .,,;na,t anil worthy
-. r., ..,., o,r sw;nsn, and worthy
'..o. ~ h. vo,l reluctantly consent to
-. ..,.,;s,- We hold with John
' - r.. ,,,,h. m n.
..,r.-;',.,, ,h,, An. ri,ht Of pctitiop ,s a sa-
-, .;.,, o,,sr,,,v hov.yrr. n pctiticn Is
g.. rO,r,., ~ GRIEVANCES and no, for a costinu-
.,;o, Of them. So inyiol,ie do we regard this
rr;r;,evc. that We would not take away the
r;,h, Of these nine. or any other nine, or nine
A. and nine. men to pctition the shades Of Au-
,irsv Johpson 10 intcrpose q veto upon Grant, If
A., ,ho0.ht r,oper 10 do -. There may be n
Ito, Of uropristy aud good taste, but none
of priyinsc.
,v l.. IN. disclaimers of those who
..,.,,.,,.. 4, n. Co,.rror. none will be-
80 49, A., !, w,s moi , systematic effort tpcr-
- v .,.rv o,s who sivped the
"'P wv = - n. .ho;,. of the an
"''', a., ,,;v. :, ;ur.tu. ~
lrO''""S 'v -, s,wa,1 No
''' - :, 49,, ,;,,,. ,,.;n .w,v Ia Of
"''''' '''' a. :. -. ~ Al. Con-
80 -, a.. .,,;ro ,-css of ,bi, State
'''," .;,,0. s,r o- AGAINST this
-, u1 ,,,.. IN s,xor are zach week
IN.,., ,,.-...,,, A.. ,om;,,,,on In law
-,.,5 a. 49, Al. .ss.,. ~ his
'''' =, =. -, AZ. al. We
N 80 ar, ,,;. ,cs,,, was MAN.
A.. ,,,,,. -
h'a anu '''0'''a 1pOa - y'- S =. ~. a.
." u.''9 'P''"S Wv ~ -, r. 4. -,
may c,.,h.,.,. IN
N"o" '"' 49, ,"' -, =,
!" ''.nO 49, 60 -, a.. .-.r,,,sa much
s..-...,.d ,nd N. nomination Is
I've ys,r. ,co In the innocence Of our heart,
VIC suggested that 1, was 70, best to renominste
20, Co,v. whose administration hal been en-
o. ,ct;c anil without blundcrs. solely Because he
b,d bc,n or;cc elected, and VIC had in our mind
that Gov. Coburn held the Office only one year,
-, A., c. w,.,,,rn. hall tho Ollie. only
"' -. - Ia. =. -, 80 n,;e,rn;,v !,
w. " 49, ,.,, "a~ w w" 80. -.
Wv - -, -, -. -, ,,,,
three wears was the fixed rule for gubernato-
""' s'"' ",' '"s
s. A en- , "a my 80. :, 80, -, ,I.,
~" Wv -. '. - -. n.rr
-, -. - :, a.r -, .w;m, % mi. d,v
N",. -. -, 80 ,,nrh h,v.
80, IN C. Co,v o,sr ~. c,sr,
W. -, ,,o - ,,., has hell ross.ss,on
=, go .,,. -, 80, !, ,o6 .nl ,ss
NJ. r., - a., ,h.r. r., =, ,,c n,..s,,
,,-~,.,....,,.. ar, -. ,n;. r..,u,,n,
:, -,,,..,,. -, II, :.
WI, '.'',"S "'. ~ 'f' .,',,, :,
saO"'"" s ~ -, 60.
i"0 '"Pu'n'" iN"' :" .'' eI'. IN:
''er u" 'O'''"O' - "'a. ;" ',
V,so heA'"S INC O'''h"' 'o'''.s"O ~ O''
HE An'c men sometimes ''"nue'' Out INC a's
ease ne"' "O' ne'''saay &c eO1" UNI"
''>C'' c''"'' y" ,"c 'Sa "
o,'"'u'''O" Nv "'' "'''''Ou'S 'V
n,"''," " ,''"S'' "u''n y. "'"aI' "
"I''''' anu WIG" '.SPS''u'9 'n'' " Wv
temperance "'en ssah P'e''ae ~ '''''
'U"'e"'ou' "e un"sey ueO"noa !" wv SIS u"-
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tIfrEr1 Rirs,sds, Csrt,idgs, Mos.
For salsby ell booksellers. ~
Di.trIct Court or the United states.

District Court Of the UhIted btates'
DISTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter OF
I'm o. Cram. ID, krupt In bankruptcy. This
ia 10 .ivc notice that q pctlton has been pre-
,entsd 10 the Court. this thirteenth day OF Nay.
by n o. Cram, Of Portland . Bankrupt, Praying
that no may be dserssd 70 have fall disrharre
nos al his debts, ptovabie under The BsstIupt
Act GEOGRAPHICALLY and a. member of The firm ~
Chase, Cram a stuttsvsnt, and upcn readins said
Petition. 10 70 ordered by the Court that hearing
he had on the ssme, On the dflh day OF July, D.
500 before the Court In Portland. In said District.
at ID O'Clock, A. ~, and that al evditrrs who have
proved their debts and other persons In Interest.
may appear at said time and place. and show cane
10 any they have. Why tho prayer VI said Ps'i'ion
NV WI. r.. PREDLH,
,v2i Clerk of District Court for saId District.
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tNDrains and sewers. ~
The CEMENT DRAIN Pipe !

Mannfsctarsi under Dnytons rA,ent By J. W. soei-
vii Co, 10 Q supsrk< arIcic On an Drsips, sswer,
Culrvsa and Wells, q hsins nsss sssso.ts.i Nan
brick, iroo s.ooe, % god, bssasse ns,o oouoics
decays bot constantly rross harder and snskf II has
joint which gives tuir In uan-patatoa oS IA ng.
and The Cemrot Pipe can be cut Into any trim and
bsAnch inseryci q, plsssue il has abost grats 20
pariy tna btek ss~ss u sans s~, On secoaps of he
fhctiou. s<nd Coz circular.
ra sas By .. Z. Gutter Son, i Main STREET. B'die.
ford. 70 L. d. = &C.,. 2s2r
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srssRs srAspasp "w~s Brrxss," oomhinng s,ima-
LIANT AMI astrngent properties, with freedom from scdit,
are very agreeable TO the se and In cass of pure
bilty accompanied with Indigestion, his swine bntern
most reliable tonic aud win give tone 10 the sysiem.
We resari them ~ the besl offered TO the pobie.
Soll by druggkt. linn ONO ~ l----Lml. L
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FALL RIVER LINE


.Nfp York, Philadelphia, Bsifmors. Wash
20 iagion, and all principal points Wsa,
efIHs' g South aud South IYssi, s. s.Ud
Via Taunton, Fall River aud Newpsrt.
....Hu Cabin, Sjcojf Deck, 500. Bssrss,
49, cherkci through ami transferred In Ne~
G6WRY ck fr.e Il ehsrre.Ii - gtl.I, IS
q 30 New York trains leave The on Colony
AMI Ne~ppt RAiIsay Dsrnt, oosn<r u sath and KDer.
land STREETS, daily, CsuDdays escptedJ ~ fcio.s n
40 r. NJ, arriving In Nswpot 20 minutes In advance
af the regular stranbnt rran. uhich kavo Boston o.
D.aO 7. ~ oonpecslns =. Nss.port With The new aol
mons, BRISTOL, Capt. Bsuj Drsytoo Ti'ess ss-smsr,
are the tstsst anil mNst reliable boats on The scund, bull
exrfe.,y nc seci sat-ty and copfot. This Line CO.
pcts With an li,e Southern Bais and tailrad LDs frral
Ne. Ysk going wsss and SOUTH and eoavsu'eO' 70 Tho
: "To 'shipprrs OF FreighV' this lane, viii -
nv and extensive depot accommodations in bstn. and
iarye p,ev IN New YoSt (ricisveiy ~ The ne n The
Hoe) u supplied uuh tseiiies fs freight And pssenr,f
busin-~s which easoot ne SUPPOSED t~igh Always u
ken nj w nsssa. ssd t~vsniesi uih dSvAieh. .o
New Yos Erpr-ss Frigh, Train ,e.vss Dsston 81 Lag
p a ropis arrive IN New Tea Dext m sp'w Aes -
AN. Freight lsyin! ..s iok reaches h-''' 81 "
Vac liet.ts. rr,hs sua sts,erus' sIr!y At ,E
ny. cice, at No OIL staie l"s., ~, = ~.
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DR.. Norton. ssolorsd nan Il York county,
virsni.. snnouussi himsls s.ss independent
eandidatsfsr Cossfss igsins. Colonel Ayer,t
the Wells ssndidsla IN
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pioneers among the Indians, and knowing no
res, like other counties, will "turn TO" and
whip the cOppcrheads, for the fun Of the thing
il for nothing else. ~. u
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NOtices OF deaths, not eNcer'ing sit lfs, ibseVeo
free above that number. nj regular advertising rates.
Tn this city, May TO- sah Dele Emsrson, daughter Of
Rev. j. D. Emerson. aged year, II months and lVdsJs
after an illness OF only tbree days. ..-..-,f.,-,
VI "(iod viii not all take hack his gifts
Ny Delie's mine In heaven s..
SfiH mine, maternal rights serene
Not given b. aDother
g+. The crystal hars shin. falnt between
The souls ~ child and mother"
In this city, May s. Georgia May, only child q Char
lote and Augustus Hanson, aged year. months and
days. 90. ~ DOC NJ i.- A-t -.
saco, May ], James II. Richarl' aged 10 yesrs and
10 months.
In sseo, April q, Anna, wife If Rev. John Doothby,
ase' 81 year" Ri'Al gsIlTn
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MARRIED.

In sprngyale, May l6, by Rev. YIN II. Yeoman, pes.
Hiram Lord, Of sanfOsd, and Mrs lluhiah ". MITCHELL u
Kennebunk. t..s- .i.. p. -'
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rrIt |, said that the Proprietor q the oeiebnlsd
Plantation Btters rent no less than nine pcws from the
different denominations In New York city Coz all those Of
th.r employees who win occupy them regularly. free oil
charge This u certainly praisewoehy, and it u % s
hopel that others who employ large number OF people
win follow us example. The ai,ove met, accompanied
with the beef that firm who would look 20 closely ateT
Inc morals of their employees would not undertake 10 Inn
pose upon the pubic, has Induced US 10 give the Panta-
lion Ders trial. and having found them 10 be all That
represented, cordially recommend them rs tonic q
rare meTil-0bbeUtJ, July Lf. if F. ana, Fr..
MAGNOLIA wATER.-superor TO the best imported Ger.