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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-30
ELECTRO-SILICON
OH
MAGIC BRILLIANT:

DIRECT FROM NATURES LABORATORY.
The best article ever discovered for cleansing
and polishing gold, silver, and plated ware
and all smooth metallic surfaces, of whatever
description, including kitchen utensils Of tin,
copper, brass, steel, etc.
To jewelers. and Workers in gold and silver
platc. the Electro-Silicon is of inestimate VAL
ne the time saved, and the vexation prevent
ed by ils use, will forever endear its name to
yho have had evidence Gifts merits.
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER CO.,
Sole agent, San Francisco:
Oct. II. 1868. 50ly.
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.

County Of Thur,ton.
IN the Jnslcr's court Of ThurSton county.
brt'r" John q. Sparks, one of the j, sticcs OF
the Peace in said county.
To JAMES KINDRED: You are hereby mott
fled that John II. Kindred. guardian and faith
cr of Lafayette Kindred. has filed n complain.
againt yon IN said court, which will come on
to he heard on the 2;ld day of December, 1869,
and unless You appear at said time, at the Of
flee of said Justice, in the city of Olympia, the
same will he taken as confessed, and the pray
err thereof granted.
The object of the prayer of said complaint is
to recover $40, for work and labor done and
performed. JOHN r. KINDRED.
Dated October 9th, 1896. Slime.
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To HEADS OF FAMILIEs.-.Arc your
little ones subject to the Group? If so,
don't fail to use Newclls Pulmonary Syr-
up. A few doses given in time may save
the life of Il darling child DO not fail to
have it on hand, you would be safe and
free FROM anxiety.
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PHILADELPHIA xxx ALE,
PORTER AND
XX Cream, Steam or Fiat Ale

All Of which ! ilattcr myself we can do to per-
fiction. | solicit the patronage of the co,nmu-
nifty, and hope ut least you will give our cc!e-
bratcd brcWagcs trial.
And in conclusion have to say, in duty to
ourselves and to try to make IL living in the
Community. that on and after November LIST
1863, orr Brcwagcs will be sold ut the follow
Ing prices: Philadelphia xxx Ale aud Porter,
SD per barrel or g 30 for five gallons :
Cream Xxx at ST. per barrel or So for five gal
Ions. E. G.. SNArT
Portland. osn.. Oct. 30, 1859, h2.ml
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REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO.'S
ESSENCE or
Jamaica Ginger.

Thisvaluablc prep aration, containing in a
highly concentrated form all the properties Of
Jamaica Ginger has become one of the most
popular domestic remedies for all diseases of
the stomach and digestive organs.
AS tonic, it will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
duccd by fever, or otherwise; for while it I'M
parts to the system all the glow and vigor that
can be produced by wine Oh brandy, it is en-
tircly free from the reactionary effects that fol-
low the use of spirits Of any kind.
II is also nm excellent remedy for females
who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving
almost immediate relief to the spasms that so
frequently accompany that period.
1t givs immediate relief to Nausea, caused
by riding in railroad car, or by sea-sickness
or other causes.
1t is also valuable as an external application
for Cont, Rheumatism, Nearalgaia, etc.
REMINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO.,
4lG and 4l8 Front St., San Francisco. Cal!
Use Electro-Silicon,
Or Magic Brilliant.
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NOTICED.

hereby notify my friends and the public generally this day. entered
CHAs FECHHEIMER
hencr Portland of RoTuurn % T.1t W.
for firm ~ TT p %.rtG r vi inc same
Port Townsend Jan 90 -''-'10oAiAo'
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FIRE At NI'r"RIA.-Dn Sunday nj ht
'"'' i lire occurred in Kcyscrs' cigar store,
IL ' Ie'"rI', which was speedily cx,in-
E'''e by the fire department.. The loss
WIS Sma1 and couiincl mainly to the
battling:
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CoopER's MAGNETIC BALM.-This
balm may with more propriety be called a
"Univcrsal Remedy than any other
ever offered the public.
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NOTICE.,

NNllE public is hereby notified that II. J..
Chapman is no longer authorized to trans
act any business for the Oregon Herald.
Parties holding receipts signed by him will
please exhibit same to Postmaster at nearest
mail station and forward their names to be
placed on our lists.
J. PATTERSON 4 co.
Oct. l6.
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HE vU u VA ne N"N
WOMEN OF the AGE =!

DEING narratives of the Lives and Deeds of
ID the most prominent women Of the present
generation. Among whom are FLORANCE
NIGHTINGALE,
ROSA BONlIEUR
GRACE GREENWOOD,
Ida II. SIGOURNEY,
GAIL HAMILTON,
ANNA DICKINSON,
FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE,
and over 40 others, by the most prominent au-
thors of our day and time.
1t is an elegant octave volme, beautifully il
Illustrated with numerous finely executed steel
eugravings and containing nearly 700 pages.
AS a literary production, it contains the best
essays and finest thoughts ofmany Of the most
prominent writers Of the present day.
This is the best work ever offered to canvas
sers and those wishing territory assigned them
to canvass, should apply Immediately in per-
son or by letter to the undersigned.
We also have the General Agency for the
Pacific Coast for Grceley's American Con-
fict," and are ready to supply through our
agents all who desire it. 49,
Having also the sole agency for Morse's Gel
ebrated Fountain Pens, We are prepared to
furnish canvnssers with n capital article.
II. II. BANCROFT h co.
Publishers,
coo Montgomery St.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Sept. ls, 1869. 45:w5.
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EsJ" .\man by the name of John Wilson
WIS hrou- hit here from Wildly Island on
The 10Th. paralyzel, and placed under the
care OF brs. Calhoun X Minor Message.
We learn that the man has since died
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For Sale!

For Sale!
II HEAD.Larg Work Cattle, just brought
lL from Oregon, which will sell at reason
able prices at nv fifrm 10 miles east of Steil-
accom-. HENRY HANDLE.
For particulars. enquire as above, or of Phil
ip Reach, Steilacoom.
June 8, 1869 81
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~ Much sickness prevails on the
island Of Cuba
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[V' We are indebted to Mr.. c. W. Lowe
for late Baltimore papers.
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To- The Tt!tair left Portland for Vie
tora last Tuesday.
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IT, \ brother and sister of the late
General Rawlns live in Oregon.
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MuSo\Ns StVN\N Nvswevu,

"ANiNG disposed of all the old stock of
III Malt Liquors on hand when took charge
of The above Brewery, now take this means
of notifyingsny customers and the public gen.
orally that in future | shall make nothing but
the first quality of
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ZION E.I.i;.

g." Why Is the man of large feet like
a wli.@kcy account? Because whilst the
little LI items Of which he is constituted
are insignificant. he loofsap tremendously
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{ y The Eldicais carrie Iowa lv 81
coo majority. The majority last year was
Il. NNN.
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10" \ new church society has been or
oanizel at Seattle, known as tie plymouth
Congrc -at;,n1l Sorirty of Seattle with
Rev. j. f. Damon Il, Pastor.
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ana with one accord give It their unqualified sppro.
patton We now address ourselves to all who are un.
for tho healing OF all diseases Of the Thyuot mi
Lungs, assuring you that
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i really the VERY BEST remedy ever compounded
ior Tue cure OF Coughs Colds Sore Throat Asthma,
Mbooping Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption. Thou
sands OF people ia California and Oregon have been
already benefited BY tho surprising curative powers
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-18
rI1E on " MsAREkErs.

OFFICE or
THE Perm CENTRE DAILY RECoRD.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Sept. Is
The market is firm and active at So So
The sales are 800 barrels in two lots at
IS so; 1000 barrels at So 55.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SUFFRAGE DISGRACED.

REVELATIONS BY AN AMATEUR "REPEATER -
e HOW DEMOCRATIC MAJORITIRs ARE RUN UP
IN NEw-YORK-TwENTY-FoU HOURS IN AN
OUTER CIRCLE OF TAMMANY.
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3 C0MmERvEAL.
RECEIPTS BY RA1LRoA, AND STEAMERS, FEB. Is,

0 PORTLAND g. KENNEBEo RAILROADS. cases of
woolens, 4saeo carlets, bbls gum. do grain, 40
% prs springs, 10 bbs glass ware, IL washing ma
chimes, horse, 1874 doors q pkgs sundries "a cars
PORTLAND, SAoo & PoETsMoUrH nAInuoAD.-
cars OH, do seone, do heads and boxes, / do
wond, 40 machinery, do m Sc, stoves % pkgs
cas- u bales waste 70 cases d. lathe, 70 bbs
Feb l2-s cars oil. ii do heads and boxes do pill
ing, do ale carriages, 20 sacks and casks rags
lot fir itnre ~ ploughs 26 kegs lard 176 ry hides
fi5 bbls, boxes and pkgs =, So ;
PORTLAND g. ROCHESTER RAILROADS. cars
boxes, do heads do mdse4 cases clothing 46 cans
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-19 cars lumbe-. do
hoops, 40 SHOCKS, 226 cans milk, car hay, 90 tubs
butter 10 Iol leather, car potatoes 90 pkgs She
pegs 70 cs lard, 10 pkgs pdes. In BON for ship
meut east-1sOO bbls -four, cars bacon, do COPPER
ore, . 90 hop, do ex racss, do wheat, do lum-
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAp-1O40 sides leathers
Is bnsdo % bags potatoes. 66 bbls anples 80 bags
spools. 16 bbls beans, cattle, / do hoops $3.50
pkgs sundres.
STE .MER FooEsI CRY, from BosToN-1O0 rkes
fnrniture for nth America. 100 bbs pork 228 emp
ty oil oils go bds hoop ir6n 10 cases shoes 10 bales
broom corn 579 bars and 20 bdls iron, hhds sugar,
60 6bs do 100 frklns lard 20 ties no. 81 bdls shovels
and spades 10 bbs opedeldoc IS boxes sugar so bbIs
beef 80 boxes cheese, 20 bales domestics 10 coils
adas and up country-5 cases gum 10 SACKS coffee,
$50 coils cordags Is bales mp, III bds shovels Is
pales WOO "a US lsa,her 90 bags gwood, 400 fire
brick % bbs pork, 80 bags corr 101 bbs -FOUR 20 do
sugar 10 bags paper stocs hid hams 2Os hides 200
pkgs mase to order.
STEAMER CHEs AXE, FRow NEW YORK. Feb,
13-7 boxes sugar. 200 do saaIatus 23S do tin 80 do
rlisns 10 do soap, do hard ware Isl baes WOOL 80
do colt m 1S9 do rags 10 DE- paper 100 bbs currants
do blood. 55 do dried ruit, "a do bone black do
OIL hhs and casks currants. 22S hlf chests tea, 30
cases lead, 40slo tobacc 90 do arugs 80 lif boxes
bacco, 40 pigs tn 2S ron leather So bdis paper
haneings, $50 Kegs viii iead 1873 bars iro. smt s
bellows 30 kegs b-carb soda "a w hills
paper. 7ssewins machines, 25y Gags corn, 30 pkgs
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FEBRUARY TERM-aoDDARD, J, PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-No. 140-John Rand g. al v. Charles
Q. Na'ter. Decision for plaintiff, $l16.2s.
RAID. Putnam.
No. 57-Thomas McGinns v. Dennis Mcclure.
Decisioi for plaintiff, $4,000. aa "a
Putnam. Haskell.
No. 15s-L,wrence Myers s. ais v. Dennis Me-
Guire. Assunpsit tA
Observation-Disclosures note. . ltII'
Plea-Liquor pct consideration. ao1
eplicatioa-Nee,uated before due.
Rejoinder-Negotiae in payment for other Ii.
quors. EQ aia t
Surrejoinder-For othe. liquors in New York. .
Rebutter-Liquors to be bought to Maine.
2 e.rrebutter-No law against banging liquors into
his State. 7--~
Pos 'ponea FOR further hearing.
Haskell.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR MONDAY, FEB. H. :" -,
Numbers 49, 90, 49, .1s, 1870, 1888, ILL., 17s. 1855 1877
20s, los, 217 III 6T3 ~ =. ''' A''
Numbers 81, 1872.
TUESDAY, FEB. 49,
saunders 49, 81, so, 14s, 1877 1es 1s9, 100. 1911. PIP
Go, 40 1875, "a, 1871, 1872. 80
wEpNEsoAE.sFEB. II, MOTION DAY.
a devoted to notions trustees. discIosurss
~ AFTERNOON.
Numbers 12o. 1923, l72, 1874, ia, 1,s, $40.
THURSDAY, FEB. 10. E
Nompers 2o5, 1876. 172, 90, 1922
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Supreme Judicial Court,

JANUARY TERM--wALToN. j., PRESIDING.
SArURDAx.-Edward Moore v. James s Staples.
Note tor $3.50 asF .tssl 3 ciVka
Defence Note given for oil lands in Canada. No
cons Iteration. Reply-Negotiated. Evidence out.
Goes to Law Court on report. IS
Matocks. 50 liaq Shepley g Strout.
Mem Mcdonald v, otisfeld, reported yesterday,
verdict for defendant.
Strout & Gage. G Shepley 8 Strout.
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FOUND DROWNED Yesterday morning
about O'Clock. as a Mr.. Woodbury., who owns
fishing schooner lying at Long wharf, came
on deck Ae discovered the body of a man lying
in the mud of the dock, face downward, be-
tween Long wharf and Commercial wharf. He
had evidently walked overheard as he passed
along the street Gas there is no railing at this
place to prevent any one walking overheard
on dark mighty at time when the tide was
hish, and at the ebb he was left exposed. Cor
oner Hall was called, and the body was re-
moved to s. s. Richie Sons, on Exchange
street, where any one who thinks they can
identity the body are requested to call to-day.
He had on when found dark colored sack
overcoat with blue end white check lining,
dark hock coat, dark waistcoat With pecu-
liar binding of silk braid, there being two
rows around the pockets, dark doeskin pants
with another pair underneath Of drab color,
thin boots, gray and black check undershrt
no hat or cap. The man is medium height,
light complexioned, blue eyes, thin features
small moustache, no side whiskers, and brown
hair. E 81 ~
p. S.-Since writing the above, we learn that
the drowned man has beenidentifed as Albert
Williams, son of James Williams, OF Falmouth
He has been in the employ of e. k. Lamont,
with whom he served his apprenticeship, and
for the past year has been working as journey
mau. Mr.. Lamont gives him fine character,
and states that he was a first rate workman
and man of strict Integrity. "a so1 :
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a PREVENTIVE OF CRIME. We have re
celVed an anonymous communication- is
sig' ed "A Believer in Justice '-in which the
writer expresses himself very ardently in favor
Of the hanging of harris. The arguments be
uses to bring about this humane purpose, are
neither new nor wise. His mode of prevent
ing crime, however, is ingenious We quote
his words: Hang the murderer, and imprison
the thief from five to six and ten years, and
our streets will be free from robbers. Make
the law terror to crime, and there will be
little crime committed" Perhaps a modicum
OF education and moral discipline. the promo
ton of the sanitary welfare of these leeches on
socety-the providing in various ways for the
prevention of vice as well as for its punish
ment- might have sore operative power in
the lessening Of crime. But our friend "don't
see it." He seems TO see nothing but prison
and gibbet. We are happy to say, I'VE don't !
see them" in the light he does, and trust we
never shall ~ .4fslsg sznaIa q =
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JackS0n's Catarrh Snuff |

w
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Cafarrh, Headache, bad Breath, HI oarse.
ness, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, kc.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,v Catarrh but
LOOS ems it; frees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache;
alleys and seothes and burning heat in Ca
tarrh q 50 mild and agreeable in Its effects
that IL positively III M 4 M 1870 =
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZTNG!
As Troche Powder, is pleasant to the TASTE
ano never nauseates; wher swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs
delicious sensasi0u of Goodness and
80 ra-as- ~ ~, Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho worldi
Try IL! Safe, Reliable and only 80 cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free. address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
PROJECTORS, Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents for Maine w. w. whirpe a
Go ). ". Perkius & Co.. w. F. Phillips 4 Co,
November 80, 1885, M, W&SSw6msN
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements. ahis Nav.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Continental and Fancy Dress Ball.
st NEW ADvERTlsEMENr COLUMN.
Netice-H. W. Jenkins.
CopaI inershlp-Luikin and Fobes
Paine's Music Store.
Packe: for Philadelphia.
Vermont Cutter--l4 Market st.
Dissolution-Dandall, Emery q Co.
AGENTS Wanted.
S10u per Month,
New Book. t aa
Rent Wanted
Montreal cean Steamship Co.
The Christian.
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A SCRAMBLE FOR RELrcs.-An incident re-.
corded by Washingt> correspondent very
larry illustrates the morbid interest which
many people take in every thing that is horri.
bic and repulsiye. The old pine coffin which
contained the remains OF Mrs. Surratt from
'ne oay OF her execution until they were. re-
moved a few days ago has been standing in
Tue store OF the undertaken since the remains
were taken from it. A number of gentlemen
ea'ied to see it, and one of them. in lifting the
I'D to get view of the inside, accidentally
threw 1t Oh the trestles on which it was stand-
ing, and as the wood was much decayed from
having been so long buried the box broke. to
pieces. A scramble at once ensued, each one
determined to obtain a relic, By this time, it
Is presumed very little of the old coffin is left
to the undertaken. ~ II
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AN ELEGANT TURNoUr.-We saw at the
factory of Mr.. c. P. Kimbal, yesterday, the
most elegant single sleigh IL was ever our good
rtune to examine. We think it even excels
in beauty the famous sleigh Mr.. Z. exhibited
at the State Fair. 1t is Mr.. KS patent cor
rugated pattern. painted imperial green top
4 and dasher, running work fire white richly
striped with gold and carmine, trimmed with
brown silk velvet, and is rich and elegant in
the extreme. This sleigh was built by Mr.. K.
expressly for DIR. o. Fitzgerald, OF Dexter, Me.
The Doctor is well known in all the eastern
part OF Maine as one of the best looking men
in the State, and we feel very sure he win
have by all odds, the finest turn out in the
Pine Tree State.-Porttand Press, Jan. 9.
To this beautiful sleigh that cost four hun
bred dollars, the Doctor has hitched one OF
the most splendid horses in the country, with
gold mounted harness to match, making the
team cost in round numbers nearly two
thousand dollars. But the Doctors wonderful
success fully warrants the outlay. He is one
of the most skillful men in the country, and
is daily performing miraculous cures of the
most terrible diseases that no man can &C.
count for. All afflicted will do well to consult
him at Merchants Exchange, Dexter, Maine.
jail SKIM @UWE ~
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HIGH STREET CHURCH. The member, !. =,
the High street Congregational Society assem-.
bled in large numbers at Congress SQUARE
Church yesterday afternoon, a large represen.
talionso of the latter mentioned Society being
also present. Rev. Mr.. Fem preached a dis
course appropriate to the occasion, it being b;s
last service before his departure for Eurone
Mr.. +. mentioned that it had long been deem
desire of his heart to visit Europe, and esnets
Tally Palestine. and now the way seemed omen
for him to do SO. He has made the studv Of
the languages of Europe his own, and he
wished to see the lands themselves and tread
the soil of the Holy Land. With his wife ba
viii sail from New York this week. ss toa
At the meeting Of the Parish on Friday
night, John Neal, Esq, advocated the accent
auce OF the invitation of the Congress sonare
Church as being a peculiarly graceful act Of
Christian courtesy, which motion was unani9e
mously adopted. The pulpit is to be sunnl;ea
on Sunday afternoons. It is understood tbat
during Mr.. Fennss absence the church ea;acs
is to be thoroughly repaired, and possibly r.
mayto some extent be remodeled . sIEas'qs
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DIED.

In this city, Feb ~. Mrs. LOTUS, aged s. years
In Westbrook. Feb. ~. Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, wild
OF the late Col Benz Dunn, OF Saco, aged IS years
and months. e N'A t -ItI
Funeral this Monday afternoon. at o'clock.l D
In New Gloucester, Jan. 0. Mrs Ann Kimball,
wife OF Philip Win low, aged 70 years.
In Raymond. Feb. :, Mrs Dorothy Churchill, wife
OF Matthew Churchill, Esq. and daughter OF Silas
Hall, Esq, late OF Falmouth, aged 81 years.
In Wells, Feb. Q, Mrs. Eliza Gilman, wife of Theo-
dore Clark, aged " years.
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SPECfAL NOTICES.
, Special Notice.

The Undersigned having purchased the exclusive
licene to manufacture and sell velocipedes in the
state of Maine under he patent grantod Parrie Lal
Tenant, of Paris,i France and James Carroll, OF New
Haven, Conn, November 20 h, 1866, most respect
fully caution all persens against making or selling
any kind of velocpede in the State with crank to
ffont axle foot tEedles guiding arms, or that in
any way inf nge upon thepatent here referred to.
Persons who have. commenced their manufacture
previous to this notice. will be literally treated by
At once calling upon .F@,
G. P. KTMBALL & LARKIN.
Portland, Nc, Feb. 8, 1858. dim
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st tate News.
,.oscoooIN COUNTY.

mn. rr,ist,,n Journal records q shocking
ooc;JenI On FRIDAY, the little daughter Of
NJ Samuel Whitney, Of Auburn, was put in
room by herself N PED, to take her usual ar
eTnoon nap In the course of an hour she
was heard to scream, and on reaching the
room her clothes were found to be in flames.
The girl had the presence of mind to envelop
The little sufferer, extingulshing the fire at
nnce; put her arms and hands are so badly
burned that the physician, DR.. Cakes, enter
tains doubts Of her recovery. 1t is supposed
That she by some means obtained match, and
on waking amused herself by playing with it,
thus lnnocehtly causing the terrible disaster.
KENNEBEo COUNTY. 1p
A Geographic dispatch was received in Gar
diner on Monday, announcing that EDWARD
Swan, only son of Mrs. VIM. Swan OF tnat
city. was lost overheard on Saturday nlgnt,
9th inst, near Cape Cod, on passage IRON
New Orleans to Boston.
On Saturday morning the store Of w. =.
Stanwood, in Lewiston, was entered Dy tout tout
burglars, through window in the rear Inc
rogues having forced open the shutters, Went
at their work in the most Devil-may-car way
tearing open desks, overthrowing boxes, draw
ers and cases, and making havoc generally
They probably lighted kerosene lamp Ia pur,
suit of their operations, searching every par'
of the store and taking such things as they
pleased, filling bags or baskets which they
brought with them. They took a valuable
gold watch, $35 worth of cloth, gold pencils
albums, cutlery, and variety of fancy, good
of the value of two or three hundred dollars
and left the premises. ~
KNas OF James w. Farrar in
- msnlngton was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
last.
In Rockland on Tuesday last, workman
on the Knox and Lincoln railroad was killed
and another severity injured by the crushing
in of earth which had been undermined.