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Or the mans past history, his present cir
cumstances, socially, financially or otherwise,
and his prospective future, We are in total
ignorance Of Whether or not he is to fame
unknown, we cannot say, and if be ever did
or ever will any "noble deeds OF derring do
doesn't become US to say, for it isn't within
the range Of our limited knowledge. Who
his ancestors we're deponent saith not, and
what title they saw fit to bestow upon their
descendant We are not informed. five
knew it to be one indicative of transcenden,
moral worth we would quote Milton to him
in this manner:
III worthy / such title should belong .
To me trAnsgressor.
But We don't know such TO be the case,
and to come to the point and ease this peri
phrase, Ne candidly confess our knowledge
Of him to be 20 limited that We don't know
anything At al about him, save that he is .
man, and was before the. Recorder on New
Years. day % day when be should have been
At almost any other place., upon the charge
OF drunkenness. In order that he might
usher the old year out and the new one in in
: manner best suited to his ''taste,' he had
INDUCED himself in galorious old spree.
Alter having measured his capacity ~ 3
benzenist, he was taken charge Of by .
police officer, lodged in the calaboose, and
taken On the following morning before
Esquire Wilson to answer to the charge Of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. twill
be rsmembered that the surface ofthe ground
was 20 slippery on Thursday ~ to render pc
destrianism wholly impracticable if not
dangerous even for one whose pins were nm.
der the conpletest control. When the afore-
aid tAnsle-foot individual va informed BY
the Recorder that he (the offender not the
Recorder) was found in PROSTATE condi-
tor, hs gave vent 70 his surprise and indig-
nation in the following claaaic expression:
Dssski dtsaki Tie d-l who cowld sand up
ssek ! ~ = yesterday.
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GENTS fine calf boots, custom made, war
ralted, at Uphams.
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new YORK FINANCES.

- TslsgnapAi Mss Yeax. Jan. 4.
Mcnsy-opensd somewhat stringent. towards this
Of the day bscans acass and very close under cpe
ration Of artificial means It the close the rate
NJ tsr cant. currency with u premium. II II b;
lisvsd however, th the future etnrss ofmoney viii be
tovsrd increased unless further artificial
used to prevent It.
Sterling Qaiet II az q a for prime bills.
Gold-Op. nsd II so.z: ciosed II $50 !;
Coupons Of al l1GN 90 llkeL; - 714GA
rs 771esx; new xsA; "a sssDa4 os1Nosa: To- ios
bA93
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rev Herk Aak1kee

" Telegraph msu 81. Ian. 81
Hslr-Cisssd arn FOR lsw grA4ss nodssa1s 1saand.
10 Dart for export; dali and ksavy for al o.hsr tin
vhns-oaies aad vsy asn . NIL ricss sat1s Of No
q II ssa1 q.
Ays-Cloasd nominal.
corn-SarIy asi.ssad ara Il s5osi Tor nsv u %
II fer old nlns1 WESTERN In store and anoaa
Pmk-oaSse silwisAoat dscidsd shasse
Dsse- iet sn4 seeAAy.
Cut nssn Very nrm, With fair demand.
Baeon-Hoidsn insistiue % full prices
Lard u Is ~ for fair 70 prize steam.
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Financial and Commercial
KEoKuK MARKET.

Corrected daily by Snow d HUBER, Comm ssion
Merchants, Second street..
Dee "a lAha
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The Ice MovIso Our.-For going through
with various caprcous freaks both natural
and unnatural, the great Father of Waters
is establishing anotoriety and a reputation
not At all to be envied by 80 venerable .
PARENT. =
At an early hour yesterday morning mar
row channel through the ice Immediately
above the current was to be seen. About
noon the ice gcommenced moving out in 8
body. While it was in the act Of breaking
up, two persons q man and . women we're
crossing on foot, but BY dextrous efforts on
their part managed to reach the opposite
shore in safety. At dark last evening the ice
bad gorged at the elevator and ceased to
move,
Theriver will be closed again this morn.
ing or ii wont.
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REAL ESTATE.

Record Of transfers conveying real estate
within the townships Of jackson, Des Moines,
Van Buren,, Charleston, Montrose, and west
half Of Jefferson, in Half Breed tract
with date of deed, placed on file for the week
ending Saturday, Jan. 2, 1869:
Dec. ]. 1858. Mary B Stevens to @ L
Huiscamp; Is # lot II, com 60 Fl from
front block Is. Keokuk, $500 20
Dec. ~, leeS. s F VOORHEES, to Samuel
Scott, front 50 fl Of " ! lot IL block 1855,
KeoLuk. 25s 90
Dec. 10, 1858. P " Ferguson to Jesse
II Brasnen, lot l block a. Montrose SIS 90
Sept. s, 1868. Jamss B BAily to EE
BArtcr. lots and I, block 80, Leigh
TONS add Keokuk, 500 90
Nov. /, 1888. Geo Richardson 10 st
Johns Episcopal Church, of keokuk,
lows. lot 10, block SO, Keokuk 1860 90
Dee. 80, 1868, Elizabeth Martin to B r
Martin. part Of lot 10, block liz, Keo-
kuk, zoe 90
Nov. Is, 1868. H II Wilson to Samuel
Poland, part of sw sec 3e, tp c., 81 %
Nov. Is, 1867. II H Wilson. il, to SamI
M Poland, part Of ~ /, sec Sc, ,pesr5 500 90
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mARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
ChiesKo Markst


OnAo0RO M8HAOe
By fslegraph.] CnicAeo, Jan Z.
r--Dull prices easier, but not quotaoly lower
sales Of low grades to good spring extras 1t 70 90 3d.
spring Bupsrs - sos
Wheat-Fsirly active; speculative demand principally
FOR No which clossd Arm y 81 1s1 No Wa quiet At
u 2s02s; No 81 0oDlo,
CoFn-Qaist Of aAvAnes Of 44c; sass Of OLD No u
-: No closed Il a. grade 80
oats-Hair demand. elosing at AZ
Rye-fsr demand and higher; No closed at ii 10.
Darlsy-Duli... asarly nominal; 81 IS.
Hiehwfns-Dan = -.
Mos Posk-atssdy and firm; sales 1t sss 80 cash. rs
- buys Jsnsaey,
Lafd-0oo1 dsnand and higher. closing at 1:A01e
saeh.
Dulk Mats-Inaetivs and neminally unchanged.
Dressed Hoss-Activs and steady, closing rm at III
70 17o diviaage % 30 lbs.
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BufrsR-3s to 35c p b.
Eees-28.
PouLraY-Live Chickens - 90 to s. 90 e. dor.
dressed chickens to Sc per lb.
dressed turkeys 173c per ID
dAxE-Quails 81 rs to 75per doz; prairie chick
ems = 5o@3 90 per doz.
5oReHu1-45 to $50 per gallon.
PorAross--soc 70 81 y bushsl
SWEET PorAroEs-Nonc in market.
osIoNs-$1 rs to 81 SO per bush.
LARD-City cured l7a1sc per n. Country cured
$50 to lie per ID.
BHKswAx-30 to 36c per ID.
rALLow-In.bbls. 100 per b.
FsArHERs-Prime 500 to zoe per b.
RAes-Cotton, &c per ID.
Warrz BEAss--Common to good 81 % to 3 SO
V1sssAA-25c per gal. 4
cHEEsE-Good country Ice. Factory nc.
BRAn-In demand at 90c per loo lbs.
RRuIrs-Green Apples 81 90 to IS 90 per barrel
Dried Apples y to lac per lb. Dried
Peaches, IL to l6c.
SHEss-Timothy dull at - 90 to ? 10 Glover
81 50. Flax seed 81 SO to 81 IS.
OILs-Coal oil $50. Linseed, raw4l 10, boiled
Sis. Lard, No. l 81 80, No. 81 40
Fish Ito to 81 20.
LIVE SrooK--Bess Cattle 50 so to - 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, 81 to ss 90 gross.
shssp43 gross.
BAcoH-C7ty cured canvassed hame 8al9c, shoul-
ders 13c, clear sides 17e. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders lac; sides l6Ac.
PoRK--Mess 70 to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed As to 49c.; fleece DO fne
IS to 42c: unwsshed, IS to Csc.
HAY-Tmothy choice in activs demand at from
412 % to $14 90 per ton. Prairie So 90
to - 90.
WOODS 50 to Sc SO psroord, according to quail
ity, in good demand.
HrDEs-Green, 7ac; do sailed s1c; dry fint lsc;
do salt loo per ID.
sALr-Lake s. 20@3 rs, Ohio River So %
aLAss-sxio So 50. Rate.discoanted IS to 40
per cent.
NAILs-$5 IS rates.
BAR IRoN-44c, rates.
GROCERIES.
SuGAR-Refned white A. Ice, refined white B
l5sc; New York extra c, l54; yellow c
Is; crushed, lie; n. o. ID to l4e
Belchers Sugar House, 75c; Belcher's
Golden Syrup, 81 10; Plantation, 81 90;
Sorghum, 45@55c.
CoFPsE-Rio, fair 2Ic; prime 23c; choice 24@25c;
Old Government Java, SIC; Imitation,
32c.
RicE-south Carolina, 1oi; Rangoon, 1o4.
Teas Young Hyeon. 81 25@l so; Imperial, 81
4o@l SO; Black, 81 ooQ1 80.
6oAP-palm, Z; superior Palm, Il.
CANDLEs-Star, Is; Tallow, IA.
MAcKEREL--No hf bbis, I'll 90; No do, 80 50
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Miss LAwRKxcE's school commenced its
session on Monday last.
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D Telegraph Dr. Louis. Jan T.
1iour-Lew grades actvs; super = 1875 60. extra Il
soD7.
Wheat--Dull; buyers holding Of: strictly prime red
asd white fall sold :. n ss "a 81 10 asprinsu IS
Csxn-Dull at elee4.
Oah-- Held Arn Il s4lfos
Rys-etsady snA Arn ct 81 22a96.
Rarley-osiet fir to fAncy nall q s51es.
Whisky Quiet 1t g4I<Ae
Pcrk-Hsld higher Il 31s 90; ssrly ,alss at 32s.
Bulk Aeats-Ffmsr.
Bacan-FIr1a; Nt0eAe1ag
LArd-Advsncine salss 81 prfr city steam 1t 49,
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IowRY at the News Depot, receives subs
scriptions for all periodicals at publisher
prices. By subscribing with him, you can
save postage He gets all the popular publ
cations at the earliest possible day after their
| issue.
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r f. Bower l. Co., Wholesale Grocers
have removed to No. a., Main street, two
doors above State National Bank. 3-1w
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IN OUR SHAWL. DEPARTMENT

VIII be found oil the Novelties Shaw Shaw Ladies, sb
shasis Square snaw Long shaw Paisley shawI ShawI &C.
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In our Mourning Goods Department

Will be found anse Cloth Australian and Irish ponI
Merno Cloth, Cola
Vels English Grape Mourning dkerchie &c o'ap'
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IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Will be found al the Novelties Of the Season-Bsh Ere,
Dress Goods. in Silks, Poplins, French Merinos, Emp
Cloths, Fancy Alpaca Gro. Grain Alpaca, full
). brated Buffalo brand Of Black Apacas,
LOWEST PRICES.
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IMMENSE ASSORTMENT IN OUR WOOLEy DEPARTMENT

All KINDS the cheapest the Fanns al coo
domestic Shaker
western made Flannels white, etandp
bias, scars' Breakfast shaws, Miten Ieggins &C. -
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-27

smithiuc purposes. per same treaty as above one
thousand five hundred dollars.
| For sixth Of fifteen instruments to he expended
: for carrepterin., aud other PURPOSES rer same
treaty one thousand dollars.
.;,., ,f fft..,, ,,.t,1r,a,ts IN ar-oy e,-
ru' 80 - h,, i.it,s 49, ~ t
i N',.' = ~ i, +t,,,+ ~, ,,t,,,i,,.
I,a,-,ns,%s II rI,, ,,il Indians. t!ree hundred
p 'l ' NM, .I' I y,,.
Enr ,,,.,,,,1'.,. and trans,crtatinn Of annuity
fIt 'I'9'' ANU ,,.i now .I,1 sf.i f.
i,, '' ill., ,,,.,..,,.,., If Ia,l az. AMI
I,I '' - "! ~ ,1.lI,r.
! Vi'''' Il ~ NV '
/ r,. az, ,,.t,, j., r nor act tv-en+,
i'' WI '.,',gL' "-r''.'.y - Tltl an, 1;I..tt-
@ I ,'''' .iT , .;,',, J.'re ti,irtirtf
III 80 I,3 I'..G ,.f,, -, ! far the fiscal
- ,,,ri,.- Inn, ttir.i..I !, .iglfr.u hundred
/ ~ - -, ~ ,.,,,i u J,,
anu 60 - CIV ,,5I,-r,,'.
/ II, --,..,,--. -. r se,.7l ar+f, Il,
tr5,,v ti-..t,fL T,,,..,.t|r iei-bf4,.u hundred
and 'fv. ard thirteenth arjirI,. treaty twenty
>-rr,,i! june, eightr.p hundred and fifty fivr.
three. thousand aoltr-.
FIR permanent annuity FIR sril"rt OF light /
korSrmen. srx Lun.lr,-l dollar.
Fuv l,eruaueut annuity fir support Of hIcN- (
.-lir, Irr.Ixri. a!r,rl treaty -t- te,,n;h .c..-
her. eighteen huuare aud twenty. ninth anti. .e /
treaty january twentieth cj1ht,. d huutre1 aut
twenty five a:i III 5renrh article treaty twenty (.
nj June. ri-LteeI hundred and nifty five. ~
hundred dollars.
FER Ierl,rl,-f anruitv f,r et1u atom. Dor Soc .
oni arII,3.. treaty tw,utic;L january. cI-htr,u
hundred ard tar,i.v t'-. ami t!'r''eu'h AIT j."
treaty twenty ~-.,Ti JUN. r5-4t,en hLniE"l
nui afty live. >jv thousand i liars.
ttr 'e TI,grait anuNrrI tnr irtI and >trrt. per
ninth articl, trritv ty"iti,fll .auuaty. c,-ltre'
hundred al i twenty t.y. ami thirteenth article
Of rr,aty tw.rtv g. ind June eighteen hundred
and ff-y fy. -hr.p tt!.i!.t-. and twenty dollars.
Far Interest Oh rF>r-t. huuora-i End ninety thou
sand tu, hundred r9l atty seen dollars AMI
ninety Two cents 81; Iiyr l-e. ceItuin per aaHun,
fur education. support %. th. government, and
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and COTTON gIl- as NAV he I-Ic,l ~ M k . each
suit - aforesaid iI,r ,,i,F ,y,,II..,
/ hose for clch der ri,th art;,ia tr4,+v # MAY
seventh eitelfp.r T,ur.l,-.I ...4 -.,- ..-l+ {
The. fiscal wear ru,lIft,r TI,. rf.;rr..j i-Itea,
Inn lrci all SEVENTH four t;I>,l ff,.. hundred
dollars
For the first If ten int lrlcfts fl, he, used by
tI,t. ~,..r.itrt of The. Interior 81, .. ..-. 49,. ~ r
>rlC -1t ',.- f. IN frIf- o. -f-,. :. be r iiti,,,
anH nrce-~ ties # t. Irtar, nav i..,1.,re :, HI.
proper tire SUM If TEN dollars .- each Indian
ru:tIllir.., .,lr, fl r.~,,. r=. lr.-..t ..I fttv
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y % H. II r.!

s0Ofe NO. 62 commercial Street,
:" by 80 feet. Well adapted for Flour or Grain
Possession given immediately Fnonire Go Com,
mercia street. " ~
mch2dtt RANDALL, McALLISTER g. co.
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IMPORTATION OF GERMAN
German F0ncy Goods !
GREAT WESTERN
Mutual Life Insurance Compapy,
OF NEW YORK,
OFFICERS.

ROB'T. BAGE, Pres FRFD'K W Mace, W., d.
WESLEY SHAbER, Sec'y.
ISSUES Policies upon all approved plans. AFT low
holders O'
All policies strictly non-forfetahe after first nav
ment, under Massachusetts, Non-ForfeituIe Act
adopted by this Company.
All surplus divided among the insured.
No restrictions upon residence or travel, and no
special permits required for mariners, or for any
character.
Examination will convince that every good. equit-
abe and liberal feature the best Life Companies
mas oeen adopted by The Great Western.
Ann e,ee 9gents oantedHh oughout Nea1 England.
E pPyn ~ Ws L. GANNE1T Gen. Agt. tor New
ny a ToH n YIN, e; 10 State street. Boston,
oct15-1mo ~ "'"Oe Asept' f'Vr,ianu, me-
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z q TEAM
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH q R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

CS@H,onci@s Monday, May 3d, 1919.
sgssE Passenger Trains leave Portland dali,
-. s'ouhdays excepted) for SOuth Berwick
1unGioli, eortsmouth ami Boston, at G.t5 and $40
ana 800 ana 500 + NJ. '' - "
1 Siddel9rd for Portland at 7.sO A. NJ, returning
$50 and 500 >. NJ " " anu SOW
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridavs the C o,elk
r. ~; uain to and rom Boston will run via osfern
Ran Road stopping only at saeo BldsLatord Keona
buryport, Salem and Lynn ''i'suiouth, New
On Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ana So+rrao,. =.
duaao JS'1n Siape H. r. stopping only at Saco .id
us'1ru, hehheOunk, south Berwick Junction NJ
er, Exeter, daverhllland Lawrence. noF
Freight Trans daily each way, SUNDAY excen,oo
PORTLAND, May g. 1869 49, Dr. Snppt'
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To Let.

SIOhE NO. liz Commercial Street. near head q
~ Long " hart. Apply 10 S. n. IyMAN
November 8. 1862 " dat ~ AN'
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Portland & KennebeC 3. R,
summer Arrangement, May 3, 1869.


'"' D"''y tetoeea Portland and augusta.
.ts3sfk1r Leave Portland for Augusta N ixed
S&Ss@sss2fs train at /. 90 a A. iVi A's"''"' ie'
N cedNe Io.alanu Tor Bath, Augusta wotervil1e and
BANGOR az Izi45 Nd. Portland for Raih and An
passenger Trains will be due ot r,,,, IN,
at $50 A NJ and 2 10 Z NJ at fortlahd uahy
rae as low bN this route TO Levisio, x,,.u,,,
kenda s Mills, Dexter and Bangor ss T. "atefy'ile
Cen raj Road; and tickets purchaser IN sne eldine
Aal0e Central Stations are good for a ostou iOr
this llne Passebge from Bangor NewppanIsta on
ter, &c, viii purchase Tickets 10 Kenials Ley Lex
only, and after taking the of the Portland . s
KeDnebec Road, the conductor will iutnisb IT, u
and make the fare the same through to rorla,,d az
Boston via Maine Central. Va
Through Tickets are sold Mt Boston over the Fast,
ern and Boston and Maine Railroads Tor all StatIon.
on this line; also the AndrOscoggin X. X, and Dex
ter, angor, &c, on the Maine Central. No breok
OF gauge east OF Portland by thIs route and the onv
route by which passenger from Boston or Port.
land can certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
by railroad.
Stages leave Bath tor Rockland, &c., daily. Au-
gusta tor Belfast daily. Vassalboro for North and
East VassalbOro anu China daily. KeDdal's Mills
for Unity daIy. At PIshon's Ferry tor Canaan DAT
~. At SkOwhegan Tor the differ enc towRs North OF
their route.
H. L. LINCOLN, Supt.
igusta, April 90, 1869, ma, I'M
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TO LET.
To Let
n o L r. Z,

II house No. 141 Cumberland Street. ten rooms.
~ Oh .. W. CO. CORD, No. 81 Pearl street,
N0' vi Cu"perIahd. nov1id3t
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FALL RIVER LINE,
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South ard South West.


West, South and South West,
Win Tauutsn, Fail Esivcr aud Newport
Cabin, $500; Deck Si.UO Baggage checked
through and transferred In tree OF charge.
New York trains leave the Old Colony and New
port RAILWAY Depot, corner of South and kneeland
streetsdaily, SUNDAYS excepted as follows: 70
Nj, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance OF
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
at 30 p M, connecting at Fall River with the
new and magnificent steamers PRoyIDt NEE. Capt.
b. M. simmons, BRISTOL, Capt. W. ii. Lewis
These steamers are the fastest and mosi reliable
boais on the Sound built expressly speed sately
and comfort. This line with all the South
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
Wes' aud South, and convenient to the California
Steamers.
'"ro shippers OF Freight.o this Line with
IT'S new and extensive dephI accom- in Bos-
business OF The Line is supplied with facilities tor
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
pass d. Freight always taken low rates and for
walded with dispatch.
New York Express Train leaves Boston at 1.3O p
M; goods arrive In New York next morning about &
M. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at A. A NJ.
For tickets, berIhs and staterooms, apply at the
company's office al No Old State House. corner OF
washing on and State streets and did Colony and
Newport Railroad Depot corner of South and Knee.
land streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily, SUNDAYS excep
ed) from s,ser 30 North Esiver loot OF Chamber
ct, at 400 y VA.
GEO. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight gent.
- JAMES FISK, Jk., P, esi lent
NJ. X; SlMONS, Managing Director Narragans EFT
Steamship Co.
Noy5 d1yr
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HD0aHdlss
NepViIRe
Once More,

ne standard remedy for bilousness with tbo
medical profession is the Anti-Bilious Pill OF The
hinerican fharmaeopGa. And its reputation has
Ineless, ana most people of ensibility feel some
f9g about as big as meeting house coming into
NEkV!NE AND INVIGORArOR acts effcian,,S
Ui tne oary organism it initiates neither stomach
TAT ntss me IN its operaton and what is VERY
AGREEABLE 10 lake, being as pleasant ~
- ;tt paate as any delicate wine We all know how
- WIN Sod Liver Oil. In pure state it is excl
no ", i; '1 IAN cohdltions OF debility, and paItic
uta ~ IN tendencies to Consumption and vet MANY
selans decline to prescribe it, because
ns al II M s,eSens the atient That they saw
Nervine all this becomes Obsolete. WIN Dodd's
For sale yall Druggists. Price $1oo oc92.sw+
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PORTLAa0& ROCHESTER
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

E1s.sslL3 On AMI aner Monday, NAV Sd. 1860
sDN4eesVss trains will run as follows: ~ NO''
aSSengeI ram leave PortlaDd daily Suudays ex-
eepsdl lor tired and intermediate STATIONS NJ
A. VI, 200 and $50 p. NJ '"''o"s' at 'ie
Leave Alfred tr Portland at $50 A NJ, and PM
Gu leave Portland a. 1215 NJ
Stages connect as fOllnWs:
az Soi nam tor south windham windbam Hin
anu North Wiudham, West Gorh m Sialdjsn Ser
r r,i, b1inwn Denmark Sebagv, Bri gton. l. v,
1 III am bfowDheti. tryeburg. Conway, Bartlett
ison and Eaton n H. daily ''' "'"' 'ad-
al al oqx,on center tor West Buxton, Bonn, Ea.Ie
SCUM L,nlnsion, Lmingion, ualv. -"e 40
Parsonsiield and Ossipee daily. N'e"he'u'
AL Aired iol SPRING ale I'D Sanford corner.
April &c, 1869. "upeiih'enuent'
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~ ANTED = Agents, Teachers Students. Cler-
gymen, Farmers sons and daughters and all
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Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi Line

Norfolk and Baltimore Steamshi Line
1c, Steamships of this Line sail from end
OF Central Wharf, Bos Oh, Eprry Eine
S.lse4k.E Doysat O'Clock P M. tor Noy7olk ana
xzSszzS Baltimore Steamships
.'George dppotd," Capt. Solomon Hores.
"Witiam laurence" Capt. Vim d. HaLett
"WRhdm Kennedy" Capt. J. Z. Parker, Jr
"Mcltetidn," Can't. Frdak ~. Hores.
Freight forwarded from Norfolk 10 PetersJur1 and
Richmond by river or Iail and by the Va. & Tenn
Ar Line to all points in Virgiaio, Tennessee, ala
0dmd and Georgia; and over the Sedb0oid and Roa-
,'oke u. to ali point. in North and South Carolina
by the Bait. Ohio n. r.. TO Washington and ali
places Vest ~
Through rates given to South and West
Flue Passenger accO odalions.
=. Fare insluding Berth ana Meals $500; time to
Noriolk, ~ hours. 10 Baltimore 65 hours
For further information apply to
IL. SAMPSON, Agent
aug id3m S3 Central Wharf Rosf0n
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Death to PIn-Wt rms.

Eminent physicians say that more sickness among
children results from fin-W Worms than from any
other cause A safe and eff, ctual remedy Tor these
troublesome and often dangerous pests is found in
DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP. Cure Tor
adults and children warranted without injury to
health. Price 70 cents. GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co..
Boston, and all druggists. w6m4o
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To be Let.
q NEW three story Brick House in tie western
part OF the cify,-confains all modern improve
mehts Rent $500. Apply to
hoVo-3w w. Ii. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
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~. For Rent
E5is fnr genteel Boarding House. We offer
sse..-tne oaHo1d House on High street, for rent
lhe properly is well arranged and atap TO irst
G ea 81 Boardne d2use and wi be let such Tor
I'm . vi years. house in PEI feet ORDER heat by
steam Possession given inn ediately. A'"' W
GEO II. DAVIS & Co.
hoVZhw Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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Portable Steam Engines.

CONFUSING the maximum of efficiency. dpra
bility and economy with The minimum of weight anc
price. They are widely and frvorably known, more
THAI 675 being In use. All warranted satisfactory
OF no sale Descriptive circulars sent on application
Address
G HOADLEY g. CO.,
may15-d6mo Ivn,,
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DIR. y. IL. HUGHES.
CAN BE FOND AT RIs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II PTe5le Street.
Next she Prebie IL or

"AERE he can be consulted privately, and wit
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at
hours daily, and from a. NJ. to p. H.
Dr. u, addresses tboee who are SUFFERING uDdsg the
efiictAJn of rvate diseases, whether arising frota
impure connection the terrible vice OF seIt-abuse
Devoune his entire time to that particular branch OF
the medical profession, he feels warranted in GUAp-
ANfEEINe A CURB III ALI. CASES, whether of loY q
standing OF recently contracted, entirely removing he
sregs OF disease from the system, and making pea
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
He would cali the attention CT the s6iicssd to the
fact Of his l0ngstandng and weil-sarnsd reputation
furnishing eul2cient aaauE2Ree Of ais skill and Hu,.
cess.