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their editions the most complete ones Il
the market.
MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK
consists Of the chapters originally connecte'
with the "0ld Curiosity Shop" and "Barna
by Ridge" and Is now reprinted for the frs
time In America, nor can Il be obtained In an,
OF the current English editions. In thes
chapters, Mr.. Pickwick reappears, rs do AIS
Mr.. Weller, his sou, the immortal Sam, and .
third Weller, son OF Sam, an epitome Of hi
grandfather. In this volume also appear
ADDITIONAL CHRISTMAS STORIES,
not included in the previous collection Of Thu
Series; comprising Seven Poor Travellers, Tn,
Holly Tree Inn, mebody's Luggage, Mrs
Lirriper's lodgings. Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy
DR.. Marisold's Prescription, Mugby Junction
Also,a
General Index OF Characters and their Ap.
pearances,
made expressly for Hurd and lioughton's edi-
tons, more than eighty pages long. and ena-
bling one ut once tn find, rs In n directory
the name and place OF every one OF NJ. Dick
eus's inventions. To this is added an
Index of Fictitious Places, Familiar
Sayings, etca
rendering IIurd and Houghton's editions thor
oughly. furnished, and the only complete ones
In the market. The Indexes were compiled
with great care by Mr.. W. A. Wheeler. the we'll
known editor Of Webster's Dictionary.
MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK. ITorsE-
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Sl.50.
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Cloth. S2.50.
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Is.
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The HOUSEHOLD EDITION. illustrated by Oar.
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Any set or single volume sent on receipt Of
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For sale by all booksellers. %
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RIO REMOVE MOrn PATCHES, PRECKLEs
l AND Tan from the face, use PERRY's Morn
AND fREckL. LorIos Sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. D. G. Ferry
IGOR BLACK WORMS, AND PIMPLES ON TIE
FACE, use PkRRr's CosEDosE AND PINpLs
RsnEDr. prepared only by DIR. ID q. Perry, 20
BoDt ST., New York Sald everywhere TbetraIe
supplied by Wholesale Druggists 6moi2,
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LOWELL. MASS, U. s.. A.
Farm for Sale {!

Farm Tor Sale!
CITUATED In Dayton, on the rlyer.ryad leading
y from Biddef6rd 10 Salmcn Falls, and within 2
few rods Of the new County road H. Limerick, and
Is about six miles from Saco and Biddef0rd.
Said farm contains about % acres. we'll divided
Into grass, tillage, pasturage and wood land. The
wood lot contains thrifty growth OF pine timber.
The farm has on It good buildings and In good TO
p"'' WV" HIRAM HUSTON.
Dayton, May ~, 1869. 2ln
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YT>O TIE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
i DIX particularly invites an Ladies Who pessi Med.
zeal or Surgical adviser. 10 call al bis Rooms, q fpdco
strest, Boston, Mas which they VII hBi arranged bf
their srecial accommodation.
DR. DIX having de,cted over twenty y,sr 10 this
branch Of the Treatment all diseasss peculiar 10 malrs,
h IL nov oonccs by an Goth In this country ard Eurors)
tina, he eKos al Other known praotitiooes In the sak.
spceiy and enetuai trcstnen Of all Smaie Complaints
Ills mccloes are prvpard with the express parpse OF
removing I'll diseases such debility, v,akDsss, unbsu
raj suppressioos ensrr,ments II the Womb also Oh dis
charges which nov from mosbd state 81 the blood 1ho
Doctor 10 now fully prerared teat In bs peculiar style
both medically anil suycaly all dseases u the fmsls
ser and they are respectfully invited 10 call ai
No. ~ Endicott street, Boston,
An letters requiring advice mnst conain one dollar 10
insure answer.
Baslon, Jan. !, 1909.
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~ PERRY DAyIs' Vegetable Palm. Killer

q PERRY DAVIS Vegetable Pain-Killer.
We clip the following from the Providence Gen.
srsi Advertisers AT this season Of the year. when
cholera, cholera morbus. dysintsry. and other HIN.
dred complaints ale sure 70 prevail. everybody
should he literally supplied with the PAIN KILL
ER. Persous leaving homo. whether 10 be for Q
days excursion or trip TO Europe. should b 10
condition TO place their hands on 70 ct moments
warning. Many diseases incident to the summer
months which will prove fatal u not Immediately
checked. can be promptly cured BY ono or two
doses Of the Psin-Killer. On more than one ooea-
sion have We been relieved OF intense suffering BY
tho timely use Of the above named preparstion.
Sold by all druggists, grocsrs and medicine deal
ers. 4WD
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy 40 one Of the most oayab,
ard sseesssfsI practitioners With whom have had
Official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON. Comr Of Patents.
II have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ . man Mers tsapsfsnt and
frnifNorfAy, and more capable of putting their Ap-
plications In q form to secure Tor them an carly
and favorable consideration ct the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE
Late Comr of Patents"
"Mr X. II. RDDr has made Tor nee TlilRTEEN
Applications, on al but ONE of which patents
have been granted, and that one 10 noe pssdisy.
such unmIsta kabls proof Of great talent and Abi.
ity on his part. lead: me 70 recommend ALL In
ventors TO apply 10 him TO procure their Patents,
as they may be sure .of having the most fAithiul
attention bestowed on their eases, and At very rcA
sonable charges. JOHN TA0llABT."
Boston, Jan. !. 1850. iyJ
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DODD'S
NERVINE
DID 1T.

New LONDON, Conn.,. April %, 1859.
REMEMBERED PRiESD, ri thought u we'll 70 walt
another week before writing. 20 see " continued
der the treatment OF the new medicine, ana am
happy 10 tell you that am getting better-even
faster than when yog were here. I commences
advising me to do IL. When ! began with u
could only walk from my bed 70 the chair. NY
trouble has been extreme pain In the head and
has lasted over three years. All the medicine
am now Abls 10 20 mp and down salrs, and daily
Improving. I consider the NfnVinE the best
medicine ever found. and shall continue its use,
for am conadert Of entire recovery. ] have v.
ken only three bottles, and would not DO without
10 on any account
sw25 Very truly, MRs ]. 3. MUTE,
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1~ ~ so0 bAbSs -
Medicine.
- Perhaps no one medi.
y cine Is so universally 10.
quired by everybody as
acathartic, nor WAS ever
N any before SO universal.
ly adopted Into use, In
every country and among
IA all classes, rs this mild
NvNNO but efficient purgatve
H1v V0W Pun. The obvious rea-
SON Il, that Il Il more 70
liable and far more cffcc.
- tual remedy than any
other. Those who nave
tried 10, know that IL cured them those VINO nave
and all know that what 1t does once u does always
It's composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands OF certificates Of their remarkable cures OF INC
following complaints, but such cures are Known IN
g ri wo n
containing neither calomel or any dceterous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Iheii
sugar coating preserves them ever nesn ana makes
them pleasant 70 take while hnr Gcn9 any ysusSty
They operate by thcir powerful influence on inc
internal vlsccra to purify the blood and stimulate y
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs, OF The
body restoring their irregular action 70 heatn, ana
by correcting, wherever they exist, such ueranSe'
ments as are tho nrst origin OF disease. =.
the boz, for tho following complaints, which hcso
For ISysi,epsia or Indigcstion, Listieas-
ness, Lsnruor and L.oss or Api,etlse, they
should be taken moderately 70 stimulate the ston'
ach and restore It's healthy tone and action.
For LAYER Complaint and It's various symp'
TOMS IBilsous Headache, Sick Ihenaacnet
Jaandic~ or Green Sickness, Bit0us
Colo anil Dilious Revers, they should DO Ju,
dIcosly taken for each case, to correct the diseased
action or remove tho distractions which cause IT,.
FOR Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but ono milo
dose "a generally required.
For itheumasism, Gout, Gravel, Palpt'
tastOn OF the Heart, Pain In thu side
Hack and LOins, they should be continuously
takc as required 10 change the diseased action OF
the system With such change those complaints
For Dropsy md Dropsical swellines they
should be taken In large and frequent doses to pro-
ducc the effect OF drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be taken
as Il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As n Dtnncr Pm, take one or two PiIis 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores tho appetite
and inyig0rntes tho system. Hence us ouen nat'
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toeraby well, often finds that dose
OF these Pulls makes him feel decidedly better nom
their cleansing and rcnovatns effect on the diges'
i've apparatus.
DIR. j. @. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, ". g. n.
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American and Foreign Patents.
n. Il. EDDY,

Solicitor OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of tAs United STATE, Psi,-i 0Ae,. Ws'A
fsgfea, ssdsr fAs Act Of isJ,
~ State st., opposite Kiiby ST., nesten,
A FTEk IN extensive practice Of upwards ef 10
II years. continues To secure patents In the Unit.
ed states also In ureat Britain. France and other
foreign countries. Caveats. Specification, Bonds,
Assignments. and ell papers ~ drawings for Pat
ents, executed on reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made Into American and Foreign
works, 10 determine the validity and utility Of
Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on II matters touching the same. Copies
ing one dollar. Asst ynments recorded In wash.
ington.
No Lgsney In ne Unnsd States po.,..s ssp,r,sr
Iseitfiss foe ebfafHfng Patents % asesrfs'stsg ns
gafssfab,iffss Of fsnerfsess.
During eight months the subscriber. in tho
course Of his large practice made on iss, ,.,,,isd
ol which was decided N AD Juo,by the Commits
sioner OF Patents.
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WANTS {!

WANTS.!
500.
DO you pant good Gold Watch.
Do you ,rant a good Silrcr Watch.
Do yo1 rant good Clock.
DO you ,oant a good Chain.
DO you mant a good set Of Siluer Spoons
Do you ,pant a good set Of Silper Forks
Do you ,oant good set Of Je.oeiry.
Do you soant a good pair &eeve Buttons;
Do you ,oant good Gold Ring.
Do you ,oant good pair Of Speetaeles.
Do you ,oant a good pair Of Eye Glasses.
Do you ,cant a good set Of Table Knire,.
DO you ,cani good set Of Plated Forts.
DO you ,sant good Pie or Fish KNIFE.
DO you rcni good Butter KNIFE.
DO you ,cani good Fruit KNIFE.
DO You ,eanf good Napkin Ring.
DO you rant good Tea SET or Castor.
DO you ,runi good Cake Badsi.
DO you ,enni a good lee Pitcher.
DO yon irant good Butler Di,h.
Do you ,rani good Berry Dish.
Do you ,oani a good !Nanis Ornament.
DO you tcani a good Unwilling Bag.
DO you ,rani a good n dkJor Giore Dor.
DO you inani a good .Albtm.
DO you ,rani a good Pocket Book.
DO you rani good Pocket Knife.
DO you rant good Ra.or.
DO you cant good pair Of Scissors.
DO you rant good pair Of Shsors.
IN FACT, DO you WANT
.anything that h. or should Be. fOu"d IN a
FIRST.
Watch, Clock, Je,oelry, Silua
Ware and Fancy Goods
Establishment,
JUST CALL 1T
y. y. W"OODVV:9RD'S, |
Great Falls, NJ IT.,
AND
HE WILL SUPPLY YOUR WANTS.
In a Manner
That shall be Sdtistactoryl
REMEMBER.
GOLD AND SILVER TAKEN
AT The Highe,i Rates.
WATCHES. CLOCKS & yEWELRY|
cissnss Ia ns Best Msn.o. ,u
VELOCIPEDESil
NJ AZ the yadcus styles and prices. can nov be |
HARDY MACHINE CO,
Having the agency for this vicinity nom one Of
che largest lieensed msnufsstoriss-
The public and the trade esn now be promptly
supplied. ,lI 80, ION .sisH ~.
No. rs lincoln n, ssi' n'da'''ra' Ne.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS.
.as the L0scesf Cash Price!
For sale by ,,....
em N, EMERY, kennsbuntPcrt IS
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DICKENS WORKS IN THEIR MOST con.
PETE PORN.

The publication Of Master Humphreys
Clock, by Hurd and IiOughtOn, makes
their editions the most complete ones In
"a. rLaf
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CopartnershiP Notice.
We, the undersigned, have this day fxmei Secpatner-
ship uDftr The Arm of Towie Frost and viii cary
On The CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH BUSINESS d the ch
sand q Luieheh 4 rove, corner 81 Temple sDd Main
streets, saoo Me. IVORY n. TOwLE,
GEO. w. fR0Sr.
ssoo, April I, ls8s. ied
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Fire! Fire! Fire 1!

DELAY MAKES THE
DANGER. Fires have
hitherto been met by
means too diiaiory. too
late, and too esmbress.-
The time lost In sending
for an engine and getting
Il into working order has
too often proved . fatal de.
lay. The EXTINGCisiI.
J Err. . 'elr acting portable
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For al tho purposes Of . Laxatve
Medicine.
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Perhaps no one meli.
cine Is so universally 10.
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor WAS ever
any before SO universal.
ly adopted Into use, In
every country and among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient purgauve
Ptli. The obvious rea.
son Is, that Il lsamore 10
liable and FAR more cncc.
tuai remedy than any
o.t,.r Thasa Win lavo
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svsyand so simple In ts construction that the msr.
turning Of cock puts II into full setion. War
rantsd Aarmisn TO hVs. heaifh and property. Always
ready for instant use. SO portable that man cat
ries II without hlndrancc TO active eIsrtons. For
MassJaefpriss, Wvshoasss. Rsiir"y Deroh, fsshs
Bu,idfngs. Hofsi, and Prirus Rssifsness, 10 inds
pensable, and for Steam and Ssiiss Yssssfs u -
vitality necessary rs q iOfs.bosf or ahtP'sssrvsr-
II occupies but little space, contains chemical
liquid tperpetually renswable). and 10 equally o.
hcacious at any lapse OF time. 30 simple thai
boy can charge or manage u.
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e Posters printed st this once.
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oUAcK NosrRUM.MAKERs,

through falss certificates and rence and rcocmmenda.
lions q their medicines By s dsof Who osnpcs sspsse
or contradlct them, Who, BESIDES 10 farhr their mpo-
silIons cory frum Medical bpks much that 10 written Of
the qualities and effects of dlnersnt hsrs and plants, and
ascrbs all the zane 10 their ls Estes sIcihos, kc,
most Of which, II not ALL contain Mercury, brcsuse Of the
anient belief AZ ib 'curins everything" but po~ Known
IN k than 10 cured, !" and hose not kiii, oostta-
tooaIly piur,d for Ilfe
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NIT ALL oUAcKs ARE NOT IGNORANT.

eharscs are very Moderate Canmunicatoos ssercy con
ndeniia and iii may rely him vi,h The sretest re-
OF aBd coohdepc whatever msy b. the disease, cooditco
90 situation of any one, married " single
Meeines cent by Mall ami Ispress 10 all parts % tha
Unitoi sta<s.
Al ieusp requiring advice must contain ooe douarto in
sure answer.
Adirrs. Da. L. DIE, No q Epiicou ste, D.ston, Mas
Ro<tou- Ian. 4 1850
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ORANGE or QUAcK DOCTORS AND SosrnuN.
MAKERS.

Through the igpoancs 81 The Quack Doctor knowing
other remedy, be relies upon Mssrnv, and gNes 10 oil
his paenr In Pills, DroJs &c 80 the Notrum-makrr,
equally ynaant aids 10 HE socaIc Extracts, spsoihe,
Antdote &C. both relying upon is effects In curing isu
IN hundrrd, II h trumpeo In various ways thOagboai
the Land but Alis nothing satl 81 the balance some
OF whom die, others grow worse anil arc I'm 30 nger AMI
snaer Zoe months 90 year, until relieved cured u Tos-
aide nv eotnuptent physicisDs.
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No cloud by day, BY night no hery pillar.
No yi.iOned cohou q the hosts above
Appsars bot hr more giorirus Is His votce-thoagh
stller
Than clarion rOl call, Or II speaks q love.
Aud thus ever know that He
Ny Guide, my sayiOr-leaieth me.
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SIXTEEN YEARS

who know little Of the nature and character q Social DIS
eass, and teas a. % their cure SINE exhibit forged d.
piomss of IT, slituons Coegcs, which never existed IN
any par 81 the wosh otbsrs exhibit DiIAomAs Of tho
Dead, how obtained unknown not only acnmnr and nd
verIsng In Of hcss nssrti In The d,Iaomas bat
10 further thsir imposition assume names NJ otier OH
blcd physicians long sipce dead Neither be deceived
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lie lesleth ne |,

No longer then By faith alone. 90 In dun vision
And mournings % the hkilngs ef His face,
Reside bright living fountains, In His courts Eiysian,
The Lamb ieaissyery rescuet child u graoe.
Tears wiped away, brvver free,
Up 10 His thrOoe lie Iesteth me-
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-02
no the Patrons of the Press.

Z The death of the late proprietor of the
Daily and Maine State Press, has recent
ly resulted in a change of ownership, and
it becomes necessary that all who are in
arrears over one years subscription for
the above papers, or are otherwise in debt
should pay up at their earliest convenience.
In many instances letters have been forward
ed to our more distant subscribers. We trust
that if such notices have not been received,
this information will be considered of suffi-
cient Importance as to receive from our
friends their earliest attention. We propose
that our rules in this instance shall be so
modified that prompt payment on the part
of those in arrears shall not subject any per-
son to any additional payment over the usual
rates for cash subscription, provided, that nc
arrears are left unpaid and the subscription be
continued. The printed slip on papers indi.
Gates the time to which subscriptions are
paid. Observe that the date is changed with.
in two weeks after making remittances
Please call at the Office, or forward by Post
Office money order, or registered letter to
FREDERICK RcBIE, Treasurer of Portland
Publishing Co.
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A WORD

A WORD
of explanation seems necessary for
the guidance and benefit of my numerous
past, present, and prospective City and Coun-
try Customers. The impression that have
connected myself with combination, COM
pany or clique, for the fixed, arbitrary and
unalterable government of the coal trade in
this City, 1.-THE limitation of engagements only
excepted,) is so much at variance with the
facts, as to require the statement as above
headed. And the above named customers to-
gether with the balance of the public, may
rest assured that my individual efforts forfthe
supplying of coal the coming season, viii be
perfectly free and uncontrolled by any ring OF
association, uninauenced by any surround
ings that might measurably cramp, conflict oil
confuse my own inclination in the further
ence of the object of which this note treats
In due time something will appear; and thou
sands will undoubtedly avail Themselves oi
the benefits Of its suggestions.
june 25-sN,eodtf Jos. Poor
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New ENGLAND FAIR.-Entries for the ap-
preaching exhibition of the New England Ag-
gricultural Society have already begun to come
in, and exhibitors of live stock must bear in
mind that all such entries must be made at
least two weeks previous to the opening day
that proper accommodations may be secured
for them. h'ss
The numerous applications for the pamphlet
edition Of the premium list will be supplied as
soon as they come from the press-now daily
expected--as little delay in printing has oc-
curred in consequence of errors in, and addi-
tions to the list as published some weeks since
in our columns
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-02

sasso YESTERDAY must have been a notable day
lo. in the proud city of Boston. By Legislative
decision and official decree all sale Of intoxi-
eating drinks was supposed to have been
n stopped, Not even the tonic which is said to
% come Of lager beer can longer inspire the heart
80 Of Boston and towns adjacent and adjunct.
Mourners will go about the streets and not
even remembrance Of the glorious Jubilee can
" bring smile to the parchel lips or crimson
the pale cheek with delightsome glow. Bos-
ton, pretty nearly nineteen centuries OF
christian fortituoe look down upon you, and
Z several years of modern morals are casting
h anxioug glanees with the. same slant Let
! your light SO shine that all men shall be guild
ed by the beacon.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-02

Capt. Taylor of the S4th N. Y. regiment was
shot in fight at Jones Wood night efore
last. He will survive
Joseph Ward has been arrested for Brook
lyn robbery.
The New York cap makers are on q strike.
A bloodless duel was fought yesterday near
Baltimore, by two ex- -Confederates.
All the robbers of Harnden's Express last
May have now been arrested.
Two New York peri urers have been SEN
fenced to five years imprisonment.
The Congressional Committee to investigate
the New Orleans election cases has adjourned
and we shall soon have their report 1t will
contain some startling revelations concerning
the knights of White Camelia, and will oc-
cupy 1000 printed pages.
The United States is to be the mediator be-
tween Chill and Spain. s sg5148
Yellow fever is abating in Peru.
The Isthmus rains have begun.
Mr.. Seward has arrived at San Francisco
and was received with great honors. At Sac
ramento grand dinner was rendered to him.
From Arizona we get news of more Indian
fights, but ON small scale. The mining news
is encouraging. ssss
Boston was considerably excited yesterday
over the closing of the bar rooms, and club
keys were in great demand.
Gettysburg was thronged yesterday to the
extent of compelling many to pass the night
in the streets. ~ iE.fl
Decided steps are being taken, it is said, to
encourage Chinese emigration to the South.
A special meeting is to be held at Memphis on
the 18th inst under the auspices of the Cham
Der of Commerce, to consider the subject
Robert Gilchrist succeeds Mr.. Robson as
Attorney General of New Jersey.
The Harvards and the Lowells are to have
another base ball contest Saturday.
1t was at last positively settled that ,ex-
President johnson was to be serenaded last
night.
Our New England Colleges are ped
ding out patronage by degrees"
Yesterday, the anniversary of the battle Of
Gettysburg, was celebrated in the memory OF
many thousands who were not counted in the
actual throngs of witnesses.
Chelsea is terribly excited over an alleged
ghost, and reward is talked of by the author
tiles to the adventurous person who will ferrit
out the matter of the scare.
The iron tank molasses brig Novelty" which
was sent out to Cuba to load molasses in bulk,
has got back TO Boston, and every body is loud
in praise of the vessel and the success of the
attempt to import the article in bulk. Her
cargo consists of about $1,000 gallons. 1t is
claimed that she can be loaded in day and
unloaded in five hours by steam pumps. If
this is all correct the experiment has really
proved to be most successful