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R2aSAis-& ga Nsx.
2aers ere many men OF the sss OF thirty ,gae sre
ssoub]ed ith too frequent evscustone fro, the bias
aer ottensacoompanied by slight s,nartins or burr
log sensation, ard weakening the system In man
tae urinary dsposita ropy sediment vii iotten hs
found, and sometimes small particles OF semen or A.
nunoeH will appear, the color will be of thin DE.
tth hue, aga:n changing 10 dark ard turbd egrfey.
snoe. There are many raen whe die OF this Ctfcrty
ignorant Of the cauae, which IL the
sRnOND STAGE OF SEMINAL TaAENFaa
can warrant peTisc! cue In sGch cssas an,
IL. and healthy restoration of the urinary oyeans
Persons vhc caonct personally consult lie D3
can Go 60 BY writing, n plain manner, 9 desaTir
tlen Of their Diseases and the spprosrlse rsyce,iss
will be forwarded irnInst et.lT 1'
n returned, II tsairats NN'
Address; cS. ). D. HUaHE3,
10. IL Erebls Street;
H ~ s aoo5 70 the Frsbls House. Portland ks.
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CamariscOtta r WaldOboro
First Trip COmmencing April9.

,--.asssx steamer "Chos. ksosyh.
\ ten,o ALDEN WINCHEN-
T-LlNAIZEE SACH, Master, viii leave the
SGEA6sNNs-fsf1sl3 west aide OF Atlantic Wharf,
s..:ex& y foot OF India Street every
SATURDAY al 7o'coes A. NJ. for pamaris;otts.
and every WEDN ESDAY. at 6 o'clock A. NJ for
Waldoboro, touching at intermediate landings
RETUENING-will leave Damariscotta every
MONDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ, anu Wadoboro' eyery
THURS DAY al o'clock A. NJ '
Freight received after O'Clock P NJ, on days pre-
For further particulars inquire Of
mr23dtf i43 C,ommsr..,,ot c,
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MANHOOD
H0aC Lost! NOaU Restored !

Just published in sealed enyeope. Price sic cents.
"A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
MENf, ard Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea or Sem
NAL Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
oty, and Impediments TO Marriage generally Ner-
oossness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental
S S InyScal lncapaclty, resulting from Sell Abuse,
the Screen Book" sc.
soon 10 T!sousands of Sufferers"
dr sent nnaer SEAL in a plain envelope, to any ad
nets to9s,pa', on receipt of six cents two
rosssags s'ahps. by GU AS, j. G. KLINE ~ co,
~ NJ SoW9iy, New York, r. o. box, 1856.
my5d&w3m "e' Pi'' 40 -
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able taste, the most Efficient and noursbinu nTner
ties; it Is also very Palatable and strengthening
table beverage and is used as such in Europe The
most eminent physicians of this city have agreed
with the opinion Of those in Europe, and expressed
their approval at finding IN HnFF's MALT EXTRACT
not only effcacous and nourshing remedy tor the
sick but also Gie etc beverage which is drank with
benefit and pleasure by persons OF all ages in perfect
health
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCFRS
TAREAs g. Co., 21S Greenarich st. N r.
SOLE AGENTS FOR UNITED STATES, Ere.
v11eod2w
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FOR Ell DORADO.
800 Acres of Land, nnt. Passage 10 il, for
500 or @f!J.

The Steamer will sail for
99Hss ''PIPER GRANT" in BOLIVIA, via
NszfesS3xtaS rivers Amazon and Purus. IN the 10Th
OF August, and will make the passage
out in y days The grant lies across the navigabe
southern tributs{ies of the AmaZon adj tie rich
gold placer and geld and silver quartz region of
Boli7ia and the diamond region OF BAIL comprises
one OF the best agricultural regions in the world;
has an even and delightful climate and good drain
age. Cabin Fare 10y this steamer, S25 S1G0, U S.
gold coin o. its equivalent, according to location OF
berths. Children under II, half price. Each set
tier who goes by this steamer viii receive 32a acres
land, FREE. Hereafter this steamer will connect at
Para mouth OF the AmaZ3n. with the steamers
which sail from New York on the 23d Of each month
by which the passage will be $50 Cabin, aud $50
Steerage. gold. Apply to A. d. PIPER, at HENRY
OF to BAKER & HURLBURT, IL South Street
New York. juy4dsw3g
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H'SeR .EsGDss TON

aa. Tbs new and sple,IoY sea. going
S-e.-s.., IN steamers JOHN BROOKS AMI
gx n -4.sss,fs> MONTREAL, hsviDg bssp tilted
~ ~ Sreai eIpeess with large
will run the season as follows: -
Iesv'ng atlantic Wharf, torsisnn. at 7 o'cIa-b
snd india Wharf, Bos;on, every daE 81 O'clock p
q, sundays sxcepte1.l
T..ot -f''''''''''tf't'' '-t'.s s.'.s..- sl.e0
S'sSh-i' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lea
esalgsstskeass asaSi,
Nav l. ls59-dtt "'''
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Coupons Payable april end
October. Free of Tor.

TOTAL ISSUE, S.. O0O-S2, O00, 900 of which
are placed in trust with the Farmers Loan ana Trust
Company to redeem and cancel $4,000, Goa bonds is
sued to the panville Urbana, Bloomington, and
Pekln Railroad now merged into this road ma king
the lean only 5000 OOs over haf of which has 6eee
sold in Europe and this market. The balance we
offer at 30 and accrued interest. At this low price
marketed.
We have been thoroughly posted in regard to the
road from the start, have closely inspected it from
time to time during construction and icing familiar
wlt'ithe wealth and resources of the country, the
rtspons bty and integrity the officers and direc-
road. it is with pleasure that we recommend The
oonds as one Of The cheapest and safest Investments
IN me market, sure ct a high standard among The
lest railroad securiti, in the country
AL marketable securities received in exchange at
market rates. Bonds delivered to all points
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
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TEIHIS IS no HUMBUG l

TENHIS IS no HUMBUG
By sending IS CENTS. with age,
nelgns, eoi3f 0. eyea ana ha'r you will receive, by
return MAIL correct picture OF your tnture husband
or vile, with rama and Gate of marraq.. Address.
,u,... w. EOXa 2. .. Drawer No "a,
'yHsis" Fultonville, NY,
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Portland & Kannahen q. r.


IA Ansesnss', May. 23, 1870.
55:.sss5 Passenger ira ms leave por,,ond s.uu
seh9zLfS tor Bath LewistJ and Apgnsda q, u, ~
Leave 'of Bath lewiston Auqusta w,tsrvi,.
ok0whfeau an Bangor, al n. as p " ""'ef'ic'
ID lu',R talh irom augnsra for Portland and
Dostoh' leaves at 5.45 aud from SLowheS IN ~ q M
= Afternoon Express from Augns,a tar por,,,,,,
Boston leaves al Is. " oi'ianu anu
TRAINS FROM BOSTON,:
for, pn io nliiG IRAN leaving Boston at 7e0 NJ
conneta W. b ~ maine or Eastern Railroad Depots
an - a. cortland with the II A train tnr
al. s'atihs on tnis line, connecting at Brun.wick
WIN AndroscoggiD Railroad ,or LEWISTON Faro'na
to,i anu stiss ms tn Rangeley lake; at KeudaIs
Mo S mth maine oentrs Railroad fer Pittsfeld,
The Noon train leaving Boston at 1871 NJ cor
meets with the 5.l5 NJ train at Portland for IL ~
istcn, Bath aud Augusta, "
Passengers 'eaving Boston ON tbe m or a m
O'Clock NJ trains tor Portland, arriving same even
ing, can on the following morning take a passenger
tra,n leavlne he Portland & ennebec Depot az I 10
" vol oof bath' Lewiston, &C., arriving at Augusta
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
leave Boston Daily at oOP NJ, for all Stations on
thls ille, striving earlier than by an other line
~ Ihese Trains are SUI piled with Refrigerator
Cars, which enables dealers H. Fresh Meat. Vepeta-
bles, Fruit &C., have their Freight deIiyere,i IN
good order in tue hottest OF weather.
STAGE CONNECTIONS
Connect at Bath tor Wiscasset Denari.,otta. War;
rem Wau3OoIo'. Tbomaston aad Rock lau1 daily
GARDNER tor Alma, Newcastle Sc Augus,a IN
and i No@b leerfy and Belfast. vassaboro Ea
ior Ohlty; flsaons Ferry for Canaan Skowheean
Tor N0rlidgewOck North Anson New Portland So
ion Ion, Athens and Harmong daily. For Bridrton.
Inc FORKS anu Moosenead Lake, Tri-W Weekly
augusta. MAY 49, 1870 mo 5ot, 4P''
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:. y E3'1NF taEF IA q EKs
ag Gs2as2SE5 htzySaIstsGe3
So1Dg I3en tron6ied with e,ntss!ong In s,asn.--s
oorop,a!nt generally the result or . bad haait Ia
yoUth, treated scientifically and persect cure var.
FsIted or no charge nede.
6ardiy day pssses but we are eonaaiied byons or
more young men With the shove diseess SONS o.
GhcEn srs 80 wssk si snacistsd al though they hs1
have IL. Ali sanh casss yisld TO ths nroper syI 1nS
o2rrect coures of trestr emit ai In short f'T as
Ens1e Is ssio,Gs 81 psrfeot health.
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GRaNgl TRUNK RAILWAY
or CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EaF42ssosE1 On and after Monday, june IS 1870.
s3ts@E Trains will run asiollows:
Expire train at no A. NJ for Montreal stoppins
at all sta ions between Portland and South Parls
ana az Bryants Poud, Bethel, Gorham Norrhum
berland and North Stratiord, arriving ut Island
fond l'45 M, ana Montreal at 80 P. III.
ears on thi train will run through 10 Montreal
without change, connecting with Through Express
trains west.
Express Train tor Danvils junction at 1 05 M
NoTE-This Train will not sop at intermediate
MAI Train (stoEping at all staons) for Island
rond eonnee ting WITH night mail train fof Ouebec
Montreal and .he West, at I.25 p 81
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediate
stations at $50 P. N.
Passenger trains Will arrive az follows:
From Montreal, Quebec. Island Pond. Oorham .
oeuth Paris and Lewiston, at $40 A M.
From Bangor at zoo M.
From Montreal Quebec and aorham at225PM
Accommodation FROM South Paris, at 7sOP.M,
Ix Sleeping Cars on all night Trains.
fhs Company sIt not responsIole tor bsgsass TO
say smount exeasding ESQ in value tan tia, persor
~ su@se notiee Is eiven ape paid oI ii The rate Of
srspasssnaef for every $500 additionsi valae
Q. !. SRYDHES, Aaxsgtpg D;yscsc,.
u. BzIGh Z, Ldnal Superintendent
Fortlsnd, June 6. is70 sty
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7NHGSE in want OF Plain or Fancy Job Printing
will find 1t to their advantage to call on VIM nj
MARKS, at the Daily Press job Printing Office, Ex-
change Street, Portland
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sTBAmERs.
and Kennebec Steamer.

49, On and after Tuesday, yuue
,Iysu1,.llVv.sasahS steamer. Ella
"ss<~cssssfsn7 will leave ErauIxiin .ybarT
every Tuesday, Thursday and Satyrisy ALAN
other landings IN The Kennebec.
Returning cave Augusta at s A. NJ. every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Freight received in Portland Mon Law, "Wednesday
and Friday rom to s p. NJ.
Fare TO Bath, 20 cts. Richmond si.C0; Gardiner
Sl25; hallowell 81 10; Augusta, Si.50.
For further particulars apply to JOHN BLAKE.
agent, frankIin wharf. jUh2If
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INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR,
Three Trips per Week.

HS Steamer CITY UF RICHMOND
<EfH William f. Dennison, Master. VIM
Sk&1eAM leave railroad Wbsrs foot OF State ST.
!3Sss1sessssf1severy MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
FkiDAY Evening at 10 O'Clock for Bangor, touch
ing AZ hockland, Camden, Belfast, Searsport
Sandy Point, Bucksport, Winterport and Hamnden
Returning. Will leave Bangor, every MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY morning at O'clock
touching at the above named landings.
For further particulars inquire ofRoSS 81 STUR-
DlfANT. tI9 COMMERCIAL ..or
Portland April 6, ts5O. S,t
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Maine State College Of Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts.

Examination for admission will take place Tues
day, August %, 1870.
Candidates for admission to the Freshman Class
must he not less than fifteen years OF age, and must
pass satisfactory examination ia Arithmetic, Ge-
0graphy, English Grammer, History of the United
States and Ag' bra as far Is Quadratic Equations.
Satisfactory TESTIMONIALS of good moral character
ana INDUSTRIOUS habits are rigidy exacted Immedi-
enter in August, to Prof. M c. Fernald, or Samuel
johnson, a M, Orono, Maine
Per Order OF the Trustees.
ofooo, July Z, 1870 TUjyi2d1aw&wtl
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Maine. Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT
sessat- w eeIxly E.spae

k On aud after the 1871 inst. the A..
.KEyEE Steamer Diriso and Yrancopia M M
s,,s{r,< until tnrther notice, run as C1low..
sg1~,S Leave Cats tart, Portland aver,
D.. $500 a. nno THURSDAY. at 5P. NJ and Ieavs
IHI-Psn.Wv " rev York, every 5ioNDAY snG
The Dirgo and Franeenis ara s.,ao
sccommoda ions for passengers. msk;np WIN .hn nns
hs.wsen NJ ana comfortable route Tor traveller
Meals extra. W. NsHV fsssass w.
uaii' tot~aigeo TO AMI from Montreal ouee.e
sr %. aonp, and all parts OF Maine SiDpers
=. ear3 TO SEND heir freight 70 the Stesmcrs
W 1872 a 7. N, on the days they leave PortnYd,
'oi ueight or passage apply to ''fA
oENk1 FOX, Cats wharf. rortl,rd
Nav a-dtf = " - >>' ''8" 'Vts'
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For snle at a Bargain.

4 WO two Horse Powers in good running order
3 Enquire OF UPHAM & ADAMS,
jy25eOd2w 1884 CommerciaI S,,oot
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From ThufsdayS Daily.
Missouls lteaA-Hon. Frank Woody Of
Missoula, 10 In town. looking up matters
connected with the Missoula town site. The
survey of the township which includes Mis-
soula Was to be completed to-day. It having
been delayed by the illness Of Mr. Baker.
We understand the land on which the town
is boilt Was taken up by Capt. Higgins and
Mr.. w. J. Mccormick, but that oil are de-.
SIRIUS Of having the town site entered IN.
der tho United States laws. The friends Of
J. J. Lyon contemplate contesting the cleo.
ton for Sheriff, whereby MI. Pelkey il
elected ty six votes. They assert IN error
in the Mouth Of Cedar precinct returns. On
the other hand tho friends OF Mr.. Simpson,
candidate for County Commissioner, speak
ct eontcsting Mt. O'Kecic's election, on the
ground that the Frcnchtown returns, the
majority of which elected hun, arc not
properly certified. The farmers in Bitter
Root have commenced threshing, Mr..
Caldwell having commenced thssshiug with
lis steam threslcr on last Monday. Con-
siderable building Is going on In Missoula,
and, with tho advent Of As0cc's paper the
town Is expected to leap into rapid and
prosperous growth.
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90 Per month and board. 10 be- also con.
trscted for lumber to build . station at
Little Blackfooe
Mr.. Boswell yesterday received 4 s.pouud
turnip grown on Wilkinson'e ranch, twelve
miles below Deer Lodge. Vesy good for
the valley.
ucKlnstfy Hease.-The above named
house, which has been enlarged and fitted
up very Handsomely, 10 opened ~ . per-
mancncy aud ready for The reception Of
eue:ts-by meal, day or week. There are
ten large rOoms-on the first door-aId IN
der the management of Mrs. Nc. good ra-
tons aud good humor are dispensed boun-
tcously. She desires 10 to say that few
more regular boarders will be received, and
the house 10 now ready for the accommo.
dation of transient gIests-boarders and
dodgers.
Theatrical.-ln note, dated Louisville
Aug. ~, Mr.. Lapgrishc informs 10 that
business Is very fair with the company in
Louisville. He will play there the remain.
der OF this week and then return. Should
arrangements be perfected in time for the
Decker building, It will probably b fitted
second week In September. Mr.. and Miss
C0uld0ek are now en- route to Montana, and
we anticipate they will appear here during
the next series of representations.
Away with melancholy,
Nor doleful feelings hug
S r. III I; III Xxx xs{ e s. ss.1n Js s''
'cIsus-seccivsd so.day siiforsis wine Bisssss.
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ls31ay - >.
Depreosatatjea q Deo)6se.-Rspsessuta.
ton day induced some 800 men to he new
mines yesterday. Personal reprssen,asion
was required. If each man staked claim
that would make twelve miles Of gulch tak.
en- up. The gulch 10 very nst about dsoov.
cry. Further up there is mere grade and
many beulders. The ground 10 quite vet
half sluice head of water coming In on
bed rock. No. II below" ID Q feet 10 hin
rock. The ground IL sandy gravel with
top Of black loan. The gold 10 coarse, dark
aud rusty. The bed rock 10 soft granite.
Probably $50 men will commence prospect.
ing ct once. A resolution requiring three
days work each week, to represent, W. I'M.
der discussion when our informant, MI.
George Perry, left One team has arrived
from Boulder. There were four whisky
tents In operation yesterday; 4 tents In Sta,
City; about 10 tents at Discovery. and q
number scattered up the gulch. The pros
poets are modera.e-5 to 2 and 8 cents-but
the majority Of miners believe It will be =
good camp. Prospecting Was begun In
many places to-day.
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N Ew TOD Y
sSh~,l.iH''99 Sale.

RY virtue Of ~ ezecaties ssssd out Il ~ District
ID Cont of the Second Judicial District q the Tei.
to.y Of 1oo:aa ia and for Tie County Of Dsss Lode
delivered d - aesoc IN eaid Court whesein Thomas
T. AcCoyie p!ainti4 and D. Z. Bseles snd ysnse
Hays ore ds(endantA in favor q Tie eaM plaintiff and
egaiest ths :.id dasad.nts e - e.n q elxhteea
hundred nd ceve0 and 34l0oeAs (8l l9ll dollars
damags! With interest % Afseen hundred and thty.
ninc and H-10oees t3l, 81 dollars from Jaaoay
The Oh, $50 = the rate Of tWelve fri pr cont pr
e.ssa tosetles Win ths esa q sixty ana Soiooshs
9" AID , :, % noed:y: tie 1sh Az e ssp.sah.
House in Desr Lodge GU, Aoet.ns Territory, sel q
public auction 70 tie highest hddef Tor cash In hand
!he following desaibsa ps:ps.sy, situased in D:ei
!!ght Title End lntess:e Of p. <. Halter and Janes
Hays and both o. either Of them II and 70 certain
Ditch Conveying water from Nevada creek, IN The
eosnu a Ds9 LoAea 1oetans Territory, cid ditch
co0enag about the Forks ol sald creek and runnins
thenes into Waserstee Euleh Y eaid ecsaty q Dees
Lo4ge ma kDewn = Butler 4 Cas- Ditch. Also the
waest ght bsc.eing e O. ec.aeesed Vita aeid ditch.
and I'll q - gAts - privileges thssseo e~soagaG
Gi::s .adr s. iasd. lie ,sts z, 81 z A,s::s \
IL HN. D'c.sssoz U.Sr sS.ix.
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DIED,

HrxsI8T-A Cedar Creek Ferry, Nissouls County;
Montana, Sunday, August 81, Charles A. Huntiey,
aged - yeafA
1.-THE remains were buried ct Niaooula Tuesday
August ssd. Mr.. Huntley WAS brother Of Mr. g. 8
Hsntisy Of Helena, wss proprietor Of the Huntley
House ct Cedar Ferry, and until the recent dis ssssb
lishmept of the 9Th Reyenae Dlssic Q. .. Asseseo.
Ter Nssouls county. He has hess psostrste for
n weeks and the constant sttentien Of the most skil
ful physicians were unavailisg to ssvs him. Hi
brother. who was devotedly attached 70 hin. he's tn
sy0pathies Il large circle ef frsads In this besesys
ment.l
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From T'uestiay's Daily.


To Mae's Brown Jug.
~Cas,les ucidsiek Champagne. 1t
MACS BROWN JCo.
Sickness st Rocker 10 decreasing.
Six men IN .sil ct 3p. m.
The Secretary has forwarded . draft for
tho 6rst payment on the Penitcntiary.
The IIanaucr 20.stanp steam quartz mill
at Cable was sold some days ago TO Mr. n.
n. Scnecnderfcr Of Helena. for 81, 900!
There arc number of letters for Rev.
Geo. COn,for. uni Geo. 3. Conway 1t this
Office viii ~ forwarded on notice Ut I'd.
DRESS
Sheriff X. A. Yelkey, Of Miss"ula, has al.
dressed the Governor Of ldsho . letter in.
forming him that J. Il. Hoan. L. Msttoullc.
Z. MsrOt. and r. Tecsey. charged with the
murder Of - llard. on tho Coucr d.
Alcnc road. orc in Jail ut Missoula. We
presume Idaho will MAKE o rcquisiti0n for
them.
Acknowledge 1--WE sse indebted to
Messrs. Jay Cooke g. Co., Financial Mana.
gers Of the N. 4. L. Il. for = pamphlet
Issued by them concerning the lands and
prospective business Of the road: also, to
Samuel WilkesOn, Esq. for his Notes on
Puget Sound" They arc ably prepared.
and though Montsninns are comparatively
familiar with the facts. the notes of Mr..
Wilkcson would he highly attractive and
interesting to our readers. and We regret
lack Of space. These publications.. W. in.
fer. arc for distribution principally in
"nrthcrn Europe, and will do much in ut.
tracing favorable at, ntion to the COmpa.
pY's bonds. We arc pleased 10 sec Notes"
frv,n Mr.. Wilkrson. and will look axiously
far his statements Of Montana.
Tho Phiiipsburgh Furnaccs. -Mcssrs. In.
camp, Wstcrberry. Sandy. Wilson and
others, from Philipsburgh. confirm the
statement that, 10 all Appearances, the pres
ent smelling process employed there 10 an
unqualified SUCCESS. The large furnaces
will speedily bc put In operation. Mr.. San.
ders appears, 1t last. 70 have surmountcd
the last barrier In his way, and il about to
reap rich reward. Well, Cole deserves Il.
lie has developed quartz lead, built three
smcltcrs aud number OF buildings, pur.
chased an engine, kept 20 or 20 men en-
ployed for aycar, experimental on orca
ill the intrsctsblc have yielded. and has set
current of silver flowing that will increase
10 immensely --and did 1t all on energy. In.
dustry, perseverance and straight, clean
blowed jaw bone, without dollar to shave
himself with, or grccnbsck to propltists
she favor Of y ChinA.washce man.
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LOCAL N EWS.
Arrl walls at tho Scott House.
SAN. SCOTT, PRorRlcroR.

SAN. SCOTT. Psorn,rroa.
SATURDAY.
nv CssswcIl. Cable. o Kratzsr ? i'rui. Month
aivcia. jas Gonollcy, Pike. Peak. z Millcn. Geo
E,s c.,.td r''V;fn .b!, c0d"e American Bar
john worden, BcartowI, VIM Howard. Helena c
J5arson, Bsclfoot, Truman. Pixies Peak, J J
Dauho,cr.:: Grccnhorn McKenctt and family, Elk
Rowe Fo1. benton. Patterson, rikes Peak. GF
George kadersburg, j II Lemon. Helena, ~ mas
sd d. Flc'c, Rocker city, Jas. .nc!,. hsekeoos,
DScwcll Washington John II Meyer. Pikc's Peak
"a Bell, do: " DrcIsford: Do, Z Brett, DO, q
Rsd;%Sn wsI':s YIN valley 'n''e
wO Blight, city, - Peterson, Dc. " Ransom,
Butte. u Corner Do; IT. Pagan. Pioneer; smith,
I love. Silver now. A Gla.eott Helena, isdd DO
M Freeman. Pixies Peak. r Woody. Mssouls. W r
Armstrong. Virginia city. Mechan. Cedar creek,
81 e Seft SS csS e ~ no .ss
valley John Draanan, Blackfoot
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PesE, Geo L-nnart Washington Guicl.. 9 Cssuthe7s,
Pioneer, c Kirkland. Penns.ylyaniA VIM Earn:h,w,
e1 %o HsesSss de- Lsss Co. c.;. co.
Cod creek, UBricn. Henderson.
FRIDAY.
VII Dushy. Diamond city, 4 nendric, Helena, W
vrnlon, Pioneer, St!ckeburg do, Parker, Missou'a
D Ne'rsuer. Silver Dow, l. bsla9:cr: do. u Kelley,
Dransn. do, J Kelley. DO Jas Kelley, d., G McFce
Lincoln gulc,. II !'lddls do. y Msggsrt. Helena II
Boulder. q r russell. Frenchtoxn. < Ropcsr. Hear.
town II Stewart, Cedar creek. II llaake. CarSboo
smith. city, J y Caven, Flint creek, w Campbell
p.Onvrf puch. w e Ikakc valley. ID Nad0ctE. FtkC'0
il q wecdcn. Lincoln. w Hyde, Blackseot, II Ladd