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BURNED AT THE STAKE.
One Hundred and Fifty Animals Perish by
Fire In n Dairy-Heavy Loss Caused by
xlzEx

Incendiary. H..
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Feb. 81 says
We mentioned yesterday morning that as we
went to press the light of large fire was visible
in the northeastern horizon. The light was
strange one, and, as seen from the river bank at
the foot of Lawrence street, might almost have
been mistaken for the aurora bOrealis. The phe-
nomenon was caused by the burning of the barn
and stables of Washington Dairy, No. l, owned
by B. Cavagna IL Son, the well-known grocers
of No. 81 West Fifth street. The farm is situ-
ated on Dock creek, on the Montgomery road,
opposite the camp-meeting ground, about four
miles from Cincinnati and one mile this side of
Sharpsburg.
The Dairy used to look not unlike a Florida
town as one approached it In the distance, with
its neat residence, oJthouses, and extensive
stables. There was one horse stable one hun
dred and thirty feet in length by fifty in width,
and forty-fve feet high, the upper portion being
used for the storage of hay. The cattle stables
were three in number, one used for the milch
1icows being about one hundred and fifty by fifty
feet, and the others occupied by Mr.. Cayagna's
prize bulls and cattle wintering, small substan-
stored with grain, middlings, etc. The horse
] stable and cow stable which are destroyed were
worth $4,000.
1t was 9 o'clock on Sunday morning when
Andrews" man who has been in Mr. Ca
vagna's employ for ten or twelve years, was
awakened by great light and the barking OF
the dogs, and discovered that the three fated
buildings were in flames. They seemed to have
Dlazcuu up at once eacn Delng already on hre IN
\ several places, leaving, in connection with the
quiet Sunday morning hour little doubt that an
incendiary had done the devilish work, To
arouse Mr.. Anthony Cavagna, who, with his
wife, resided on the farm, and the ten or twelve
hands employed there, was the work of mo-
ment, but 1t seen at once that all efforts to
save the COWS would be useless.
strong wind was blowing and the entrances
1 to the stables were already wrapped In flames
The cisterns were inside the stables and coult
not be apprC ached. One desperate effort wa
I made to release some of the 12l mich cows, O
fine breed, that were being roasted alive. Seve
raj were released but only one could be gottei
out, the remaining 100 being burnt alive. Th,
| horse stable could not be entered over 200 ton
of hay, stored aloft and in the connecting barn
burning with frightful rapidity and heat an
A forbidding near approach. Fourteen of the fin
large mules for which Mr.. Cavagna has bee
long noted, and for {. pair Of which he recent
refused $1,000, three fine colts, and fifteen fin
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washington,s Birthday '
FROM WEST VLRGLNLA.
Proceedings of the Legislature.

WHEELING, Feb. 25.-In the House of Dele
gates yesterday joint resolutions to amend the
State Constitution, striking out the word
"white" from the suffrage clause and restoring
the ballot to those disfranchised on account of
participation in the Rebellion, was adopted by
a vote of 3S to Is.
The Capitol question was up before both
Houses yesterday. In the Senate bill to repeal
the act locating it at Charleston was passed by
a vote of ID to z. A test vote in the House in
dicates its final passage.
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BILLS IETRODUCED.
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
The snn Francisco NIuslcal Festival.

The San Francisco Musical Festival.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 25.-The Musical Fes-
tival has proved so decidedly successful that it
is to he prolonged until Saturday.
Judge Sent TO Prison.
A police judge was yesterday sentenced to six
months imprisonment for abusing Chinese
woman.
WashingtOn's Birthday.
Washington's birthday was observed at Vie
toria, Vancouver's Island, by all the nation
alities.
BBrque Ashore.
The barque Osmyn, which recently went
ashore on Whitley's Island, Puget Sound, has
been abandoned by the underwriters.
Sailed from San Francisco, barque Sparkling
Dew, for Sidney.
Snn Francisco Markets.
Flour and Wheat closed yesterday unchanged
Legal-tenders, S515
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New York Money and stook Markets.

easy % at % cSe pc per cent. Gold, liz. FIVE FIVE
twenties, 1867, coupon ll424; do. 1854, do, lla2&
do. 1865, do, 11S1G; do do, new, ll2A; do 1861,
IS Missouri 6s, 92I Canton Company, So; Cum-
berland preferred, SOL Consolidated New York Cen
913s; Adams Express, 62A Michigan Central, l2l; !;
Michigan Southern, s6sl; Illinois Central, 14;
Island, 12O1S Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 1915.
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WANDERING WILLIE.
The Proposed Reception to Ex-Secreiary
seward

AT noon yesterday the special committee of
the Common Council, appointed to tender re-
ception TO Hon. VIM. II. Seward on his ap-
preaching visit to New York, held second
meeting in the chamber of the Board of Alder
men. The meeting was presided over by Alder
man Miller. 1t was announced that despatch
had been received from Mr.. Seward, who is at
present in Baltimore, stating that he would be
in New York at 6 O'Clock on Friday evening.
He will remain at the Astor House, where he
will be waited upon by subcommittee of the
Board Of Aldermen, consisting OF Messrs Volt
man, Robinson, and Calvin. 1t is contemplated
to give the distinguished guest banquet at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel but at present the commit
tee do not seem to be certain whether he will
accept this testimonial of their regard
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NO TIDINGS

The City Of BOstOn--No TidinRs OF the Missing
N~ steamer.
Up to late hour last evening no news in re-
lation to the missing steamer City of Boston
had been received by the agent of the Inman
line. Men of high nautical authority (among
others Commodore J. j. Almy, U. Navy enter
tain the idea that the steamer may have been
disabled in her machinery, and compelled to
take wide sea room, under canvas, in which
case her not being heard from would not indi-
cate disaster. There is still hope that she will
soon be heard from.
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The telegraph between India and England
still makes very bad work of its dispatches.
ceived the following:-' Jan. &c.
Children arrived. Wanted company with Eastern
off Elgin Bay, Jan. 2. Well. Cruikshank, F"
which required some little translation before
telling Its simple story, that the Chiltern had
reached Bombay after parting company with
the Great Eastern off Algoa Bay.
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chances that can be opened up for the improve
mtnt OF the Chinese in their own country, and
one which II does not seem to me that 1t would
be right to withhold from them"
am, dear cir, yours, very faithfully.
ID. MILL.
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FROM EUROPE.
Tbis nIoruinQ,. Ouotatiop..

This Mornings Quotations.
By the Anglo-American Cable
PARIS, Feb. 25.--The Bourse opened dull. Rentes
73i. S5c,
ANTWERP, Feb. 25.-Petroleum opened quiet.
BREMEN, Feb 2i.-Petroleum closed quiet at I
thaers.
HAMBuRG, Feb 24.-Petroleum closed active.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Fatal Accident

..-. Fatal Accident. ..
HARTFORD Conn. Feb. 25.-A child of Louis
Wolf, four years old, was burned to death yes
terday by its clothes taking fire, while left alone
in a room for short time by its mother.
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Steamship Fanita, Freeman, for Philadelphia
cleared at New York yesterday. tI.J -.5-'
Bari American Union, Willeby, Tor Philadelphia,
cleared at MatanZas nth inst. ~. III '.'
Brig 5. d w. Welsh, Watson, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Trinidad 18th inst. moi. MOO IT,
Brig Mary ii. Kinds, Kinds, hence at Havana l7th
instant. '
Schr j. A. Berl1ele, Lardue, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday. l1tt.fa. gti
Schr Gen. Conner, hence for Demarara, was spoken
7th inst. lat. "a 40, long. bs 20.
Schr Hattie Il. Sampson, Sherman, sailed from
Schr Almira Woolsey, Allen, from New Haven for
Philadelphia, at New York yesterday.
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Senate.

HARRIsBURG, Feb. 25.-Among the bills re-
ported favorably from committees were those
providing a General Insurance law, incorporating
the Saunders College, the House bill changing
the name of the Board of Controllers of Phila-
delphia to Board of Education. .H ...-r.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Connell, supplement to the act pro-
vding for the appointment of interpreter to
the courts of Philadelphia. Also, providing
that no person shall be exempt from jury duty
unless he files an affidavit setting forth the
ground of exemption with the clerk of the
court prior to the 1st day of July, which afii-
davit musi be approved by the judge.
AdiouInnd until Tuesday morning next.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING

Norw bark Tnisco, Bellegaard Hayre, Peter Wright
a. Sons
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steamer Millville, Renear, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO Whitall, ratum co.
Schr Julia A. Crawford, Young, from GreenpOnt
Schr COrnelia, Noyes from Dumfres, Va, with
hoop poles to captain. Yrr-
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported By De Haven Bro, No. 40 g Third street.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported By De Haven Bro, No. 40 Third street.
FIRST BOARD
$500 Pa 6s, I'd Sc. ..106 SO sh Penna r Sd. b6N
t4O0 City 6s, N.c.101k &C do 49,. .ls. b6s<
e20No d0......c.1olxl do.......s. 56A
5000 do. -. 80. .10l \ 100 do. ........ 66X
$500 do. .1004 Is do......... 81
$1,000 do. Old. 100 100 do $50. b6%
$4,000 Phil K Is. b6O ssS s sh Norrist'n r.. 7bX
100 sh o ARR. 40Al 100 sh Read r.. b60. 4e&
% sh Cam a AR 200 do Is. b90. 49,
sown. ..116Al 200 do. ....ls.c. 4sk
~ sh minehnl. .is. olNl 100 do.".... .ts'sl
30 sh Leh Val. is. b41E 200 do. so&tn. .4s 81
JAY COOKE co. quote Government securities as
followsU & 6s Of 1881, l16as@116sS; 6-9os OF 1892
l14k@114A; do, 1884, 11Sk@li8l; do, 1866 1880
ia; do, July. 1855, 112A@1l2k; do. do, 1867,
112%@112X; do, 1868, 112k@1123i; 1O-40s tt1IS@
liz; Cur 6s, 111@1ilH. Gold, 1855.
MEssRs WILLIAM PAINTER a CO., No, 20 g. Third
street. report the following quotatiens,-U S 6s OF
1881, 116H@116A; BIOS OF 1862 1l4kCall5; do 1864,
1193s@1f9N; do. 1866 113H@11SA do, July, 1895,
119X@112A; do, July, 1857 1l276@1lS1ss do. July,
1868, 1121@l19h bs, 1040, Ill E@112; u. s. Pacific
RR. Cur. 6s, l11@1i1k. Gold, 116A@1t7 t'-i
MRssRs. DE HAVEN BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
Street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
u. s. 90 Of 1881, 1161<@1l6A; do 1862, 114a tl45s;
do. 1884, 11Sll@11S9; 40. 1865 ll92S9ll3; do. 1866
new, 1l2h@il2% do. 1861, do. 112s@112J[ do. 1885,
do, 112%9112% 10-40s, 111%@11lM; U. &. 30 Year
per cent Currency, 1l1@11A; Due Comp. Int.
Notes, 10; Gold, l162i@11T; Silver, 115@116. Union
Pacific r.. r. LIST Mort. Bonds, sS60@s70; Central Pa
clc II. r. 1st Mort. Bonds, s955@965 Union Pacific
Land Grant Bonds eI0b(a7i5,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Yelps see Inside Pages
IBU Tekgpaph.)
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. FEBRUARY

NEW YORK, Feb. 95.-ArriVed, steamship st. Lau-
rent, from Brest. . rI Ed u'.'H ..l ~
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STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
= OFFICE. ~.
TA.M... pol II A. M.......32 2 P. M. ..3s
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FIRST EDITION
THE LAST HORROR.

Further Particulars OF the Disaster to the
Steamer Emma the Mississippi River
seventy Lives Lost.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

"JoHN w. GEA
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e Gsgp@ oN
FA Ii RFpEIs LINE


For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash.
inetnn, aud all the principal points
WnSf Snrih ID SA.,IL
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The advantages Claimed

lat. straight open passageway the full size of
the pipe.
2d.-The valve is double faced therefore has two
chances to be tight to of any single faced valve
3d-rhe valve is made of two disks, so connected
to each other as to allow the valve faces to adjnst
themselves to the valve seat, is not the case with
the common wedge valve
4th-The valve sets not parallel but liverge nt
ana ermit the valve to be wedge shared, thereby
providing for any wesr in the valve any lost
tion in any OF its connections.
5,h-fhe wave being wedge-shaped. and seats Ill
veTgent, and the valves being held firmly by guides
IN central position between the valve sea s. when
the valve is drawn back from its seat, the valve is
not subject to the which any parallei-taced
valve s from uragglng the valve lace lpon lis seat
In opening, and therefore much less liable to leak
6th-ih his valve can be made tapering as n &C.
esslry to perfectly prevent The valve sI king
TO us seat, therefore it always Stats easily.
1th-Ihe valve being iapering wedge shaped
and worked either by screw or lever, it is easy to
force it firmly to its seat and. is not the case
with single faced valves. it always has the pressure
OF steam or water upon side other to for, It
to its seat
sth.Ihe greate,t care is taken in the manuflc-
lure OF these valves, in The selection ct metals no
Old or scrap" metal being used, and also IN work
manship. the parts Icing made unolm and In
'PrrhaDgpabp.
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OYSTER PKiNTINu u Al .,n,. aon... ii.
4 "a catch A. Pres O4.cs "7 WIN us
-: -
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Poetry.
LONG WAY AFTER KINGSLEY.

LONG WAY AFTER KINGSLEY.
There went three clammers over the hais,
over the flats as the sun went down,
Aud they all Of them lid on sou-wester hats,
And oil skin suits that lad faded brown,
And on their feet were rubber boots,
The biggest boots there were IN town.
f0r men must work and women must wee1,
Though TIE night is dark and the river deeP'
o. theei be 10 c ms in e morning.
And their shadows stretch 4 ln'ie e ore,
A mile before as the sun goes down.,
An the wives each SIT at hoI cottage cooi,
Knitting warn OF the lamh's soft down,
And hea.ing the waves on the sandy soore.
~s~-kfid each wears red and yellow gown.
For N, n must work and women must weep,
While he must dig she doth vigil keep,
Or fhercll be no CLAIMS in the morning.
One OF he clammers, name was Jack,
Ills name was Jack, aud his vile MAS Jane
BY Bolile Imp was laid on his back,
spirit Oh till d ir Ia he juice of the cane,
dead drank on The fla : he lies. attack!
Till the toaming tide comes back again
For men will drown. aud Women will Weep,
And the bottle kill. men as the rot does sh, ep,
II they swill rom il night and nom ng
-Netcturyport Herald.
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The success that the sale of the "COFFTN
VALVE has met with through me has induced the
Company TO give me The Agency for the hole OF the
New England States
have now had them in over one year. and
have never had leakv valve sent back TO me. L
sell them at the same list price the cd style valve
net ard consider them one hundred per cent cheap
err for they will keep tight, which the old st lie valves
have never been known to do.
l would RESPECTFULLY say TO thosa using seam
valves, try one fr any reasonable time, d II it is
not what represent send it back to me.
can furnish the lest of recommendations from
parties using them, and will send circulars to any
one wishing to give the valve a trial.
They are now being used by the Sugar Refneries
Of Boston with one or two exceptions. 1t is welt
known to steam filters that refinery is The
bardt st place valve be put tor trial. where the
month.
Responsible parties will be heated With for the
sale of the Coffin Valve in the interior cities and
towns.
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DA MEL LEE,

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPE. STEAM
AND GAS FITTINGS,
Mes. j6 a. IS Friend street, Boston.
STEAM BOILERS, STEAM ENGINES. AND
STEAM PUMPS.
sR Personal attent ion Given 10 the fitting nm of
Bnlidihgs with Steam and Gas Pipes au29-6tM
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P0nTlAalsa1CKESTEe s.a
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

EE.Sl..-.-.a On AMI after Monday, May 2, 1870.
aieS.@EEss-s trains will run Us follows;
passenger trains leave Portland daily fSunlays ex.
certedl or Alfred and intermediate Sfaious al III
A. VI, 2.45 p. NJ. ''
Leave Portland tor Saco River at 6.I5P NJ
Leave Alfred tor Portland and inter mediate STA
tons Al Q 3D. M.
Leave Saco River ton Portland at $50 A. NJ. aud
LIB n. NJ
Freight train with passenger ear attach
Ell leave Alfred for Portland at $50 A NJ
Leave Portland for Alfred at Las T. NJ
Stages connect as follows:
~ Gorham ter South Windhan Wmdbam
I'M, North Windham, White Rock, and Sebaeo
Lake, daily.
Al Gorham iot West Gorham, Standi.h, Stec,
Falls Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago, Brigton IoyeIi
hiram, brownfiei, Fryeburg. Conway, BARTLETT
JACKSON Lming'on, Cornish, Porter, freedom AIa,I-
isnn and Eaton N H.. daily
al Saco River, tor West Buxton, Bonn, Ia. lie
south iilnngton, Limington, uailv.
AT Ccnie marlborough Station for Limerick
Neville, Parsnnsteld and Ossipee. tri-w eekIy
A. Center Marlborough fol Limerick, Parsons
field, daily.
At Alfred lol Sanford Corner Sprngyale f. Jeb-
anon Little RiverFa'ist So. Lebanon. T.. Rocbes-
Ter ami Rochester.
THoS QUINBY, Superintendent.
ApriI %, 1910. ,I,t
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Norfolk and Baltimore AMI Washington D. O.
Steamship Line
Lamariscotta E WaIdob0ro
First Trip Commencing Aprl2.

fs1z,t%e Steamer'd has. Hoa.l-
- ion,' ALDEN wLNCHFN-
IELSCSZ1il,izhHh BACH, Master, viii ie;v, the
= = .-ys-,-sss....s west side OF Atlantic Wharf,
$50 tool India Street, every
SATURDAY at o'cloes A. NJ. for lararis.,oIIa
anu every WEDNESDAY at O'Clock A. NJ, for
Waldoboro, touching at Intermediate landings.
RETURNING-wIli leave Damarscotta ever,
MONDAY, att O'Clock A. NJ, and Wal,loboro' every
THURSDAY al O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received alter O'Clock NJ, en- day s ~ g.
viOus TO sailing. ~
For further particulars inGuire Of
HAkklo, ATWOOD & CO.,
mr2cdI If5 (ommsr.,a, g
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International Steamship CO.
h'assp0rs, Calais and 81. John.
EtsEby, Windsor ~ IKnJifax.
SUMMER ARKANGEMEN.
Tss.sAiG Nxs4 : pGn w 81

A. ' On and alter Monday ,JuIv lfb
-. tue steamers of tins line Will leave
Il rGv.fy Railroad Wharf, loot of STATE II
49, zz=es.sss every Monday, Wednesday ana
- =, Friday, at Z. NJ, tor Eastpori
Reforming win leave 81 John and Eas,nor. -
same days poi' u"
!. nnonnecnos at Eastpott With Steamer BELLE
N"p" n, ioi 81. Andrews, ard Calais, and with
statiobs. ~ 'o"
connecting at st. John with the Steamer EN-
rhtSS for Dgby and Annapolis, thence by rail to
Winjsor ana Halifax, aud with the Il. q Ma Rail.
Wy tor shed,ae ana intermediate stations and
with Rail ard Steamers for Charlottetown, p. f. l.
V freight received on days OF sailing unul
o'clock p. NJ. A. R. srIjRi;S
Junz3tijul then 0s Ays,,
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Porlland,Sace, & Portsmouth R. R
srMMER ARRANGE MENy.
Commencing Monday, Nav o.'7(

'" commencing MOndly, May =, 20.
lfssE---s------1 PASSENGER TRAINS le We Pert
sessS-H~sE| lanl daily Sundays excepte,N Tor
Eos ION at 6.l5, and $40 NJ and IS and 60 p M.
Leave Boston Tor Portland at 80 A. NJ, " 10 M
500 and GOO p. N. " - ,
at 20 Pm y " Q
Portsmouth for Portland at 1000 A. NJ 2. 80 and
oSo u; M, and On tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
800 p. NJ.
The 900 P. M. tExpr, ss) trans from Boston and
Portland run via Eastern Railroad Thursday, thurs
Gay ana Saturday, stopping only at Saco Biddeiord
kenn.bnnk, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem and
Lynn; and on Monday, Weune sday and trilay
wa boston x Me inc Railroad, stopping only at Saco
Blddefoid, kenLebunk, South Berwick Junction
Ioyel. Exeter ,Havei hi / ami Lawrence
Freight trains each way daily tSu ntay Is excente,l
FRANCIS CHASE, Superint, ndent
PORTLAND, April IS 1870 NJ
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INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR,
Three Trips per Week.

F-zSn Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Ae9ss william f. Denuison, Master WIN
w. ss44ssi leave Railroad Whsri TOO, OF State ST.
z ~ MONDAY. WtbNESDAY and
EhiDAf Evenin: at 10 o'clock Bangor topeb-
ny AT KockianJ, Camd n, Belfast, Searspoft
hetafhin2, @Iii leave Bangor, every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, morning at o'clo,
Touching at the above med laEdings
For further altcuIars il, quire Of iOSS a. STITR-
III Nj t19 Commrtra . or
CYRUS Sru"DlVA.T, General Agent.
Poftiimi April d, I 20 mn
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The Magic Comb v %i,l i hsp any ny, 60
LIFE In UTAH

Mysteries of IOrAaOaisa,a.
BY !. II. Beaile. Editor of the Salt Lake Renorter
BEING an EXPOSE or THEIR SECRET PITES g
thentic history of P~ivgamy and the Mormon
Sect, from IFS origin to the present time.
Agents are meeting with unprecedented success
one rerorts 1S6 subscribers in fur days. another II
In two days. AGEN1S WANTED. Send Tor circn
lars Address, N NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co.
Boston, Mass. auooldxv
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gu NARD LINE.
Pacific Mail Steamship EOlnpany's
Through Line

Pacific Mail Steamship COnapany's
Through Line
Il . q a l. I # O Ee ~ L a
CHINA AND JAPAN.
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carrying ahe United States Mails
Fares Greatly Reduced.
Steamships on the Connecting on th
Atlantic: Pacific with the:
ALASKA. CULOKADO
HENRY CiIAUNCY CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SACRAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,a
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA, &c.
will leave Pier No. 49, North River foot of Canal ST
at IL O'Clock noon, on the 9th and 21st OF every
month Except when those days tall on Sunday and
connecting, via. Panama Railway, with one OF Ibe
Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN
FRANCISCO, touching at MANZANILLO
Departures of the 2tst connects AZ Pa,,.ma will,
Steamers Tor SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRA AMERI-
CAN PoRIs. Those OF the 9Th touch at MANzAN-
LILO.
For Japan and China, Steamer 4 MERICA leaves
San Francisco, Feb. list, 1870
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult.
Baggage Masters accompany baggage through, and
attend to ladies and children without male protec-
tors. Baggage received on the dock the day before
sailing, rom steamboats,, railroads, and passenger
who prefer TO send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and
attendance Tree.
ton apply at the company's ticket Office on the
wharf. foot OF Canal street, North River, TO f. r.
BABY, Agent, or 10 the Aeents tor New England.
G. l.. BARTLETT & CO.,
Ii Broad Street, Boston, or
W. ID. LITTLE & co,
5an13tt 495 Exchange ST., Portland
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED.
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF foullng the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only bene6s but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely for.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-30
For Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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