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-Krw.ussrs The Enterprise Of the 4,b

inst, thus discourseth:
The steam saw-fnill2at Clay Banks, owned
I by Messrs. Bates Hoag 4 Co., of Racine. was
totally DESTROYED by FIRE al an early hour on
Sunday morning. The mill Was valued at
$1,000 Between 400 and SEQ VI shingles,
part OF which were in the mill and The rest on
the platform outside were also burned. and
their destruction adds at least 81 900 to the
loss There was no insurance upon anything
Spring wheat. IN some paris Of the county,
is mp nicely. and small crops are nearly al. in
the ground. Last year, at this time, tarmers
were generally pIoughing, and iftt's planting
had been done. re5.. - -a e. #eszzs :
kewaunee county with population of 10 :
600. has only three lawyers, and net busins IS
enough for one. There's viIsue for you.
Ex-sheriff Nadeau babe good-bve to kc7v aa
nee last Wednesday. He has decided TO To-
cate At Green Bay. We bshere. -ahdanpt sar
ChirpeWa Falls ~ s- s4FsfsHsss
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REyivED.-fhe Sheboygan Journal ap-
pears upon eur table again, after relapse
OF about month. Id. says he has had
an attack Of inhammatoly rheumatism,
which must be the cause OF the non-ap-
pearance d bis paper.
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NEW IHKs, George Guyles, at the
Franklin Bookstore invites the attention
Of tlc public to lis stock of inks, green,
purple, violet, etc, which he has just re-
ceived Go and see them.
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Letter List
H. anitoWoc Market.

Corrected weekly by W II. Horn, dealer in
Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions Buys
all farm produce at the highest price.
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hyterian church meets next Tuesday even
Ing at the residence of Mrs. I. Borcherdt
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SecT4L.-The ladies' social of the Pres
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es55-We notice that VIM Bnkleman is
putting UP new building on the vacant
lot just south Of lis present stand which
he intends to move into as soon as it is
ready ggr occupancy.
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re- Mr.. o. Touison is improving his
river lot near Eighth st. bridge by filing it
in and getting it up on level with the
sidewalk.
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- It is said that young lady in this
city went to church last Sunday ard forgot
her waterfall, leaving it in the window, and
when She rcturGtl she found little blues
jay setting in it on two eggs
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fPnhlic No. Is !

An Act making aplrop iation for the improve
ment Of r.verS AMI taTior> for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1869. ami the year ending June
80, 1870.
lie 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resent.tives # die United tates If AElerict /"
;ongI ess assembled, Th#t the sum at two million
dollars i tereby appropra ed f-r the tisc'l year
ending June Ihity. eighteen hundred and SIXTY
nine. AMI the year ending June Inn Y, eighteen
hundred aud Sc enty 10 tie eNI ended for the re-
Iar, extension. presel yaiou, and conn .tiun Of
works fcT the Improvement Ut rivers and hHrbrs
under the direction of the SECRETARY of " ar;
Provided. That the sec etary If War is hereb,
auth. rizei To cause such expenditures to be maize
best 10 -ub~erve The ule eSgso' CONNIE ce and
he isr,qu ed To report to CungTe AT heoprniug
OF its ID c-Iih-r session, all Expenditures made
nnier tie provisions OF this act up to that time
ia detail
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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A PROCLAMATION.
By the President Of the United Slater.

Whereas objects Of interest 70 the United State
require that the Senat- should be convened al
twelve O'Clock on the twelfth gay Of AirIi, 1869
| 10 receive and act upon such commune iii rs a:
may he made To il The part Of he Ex-cu i've:
Now. therefore. j. U. 5. GssNr, Pre-, dent 4
the United Ia es, ha>e considered it TO be my
duty t. i,-ue this, my PrdcI nation, dec.ari :
that an extiaOrn nv ion requires the Senate
of Il United States to fOr the transact ON
If business. at the Capit,.. Oh the tweif daS 4
April, 1869 al twelve o'clock nOuu on that uay +,
of which all h. shall at t;sat time be eutItled To
act AS men. bers Of that bod: required to e
Ii, toe.
Given under my a ID and the seal of the United
States Nj Washington. the St. day OF AlrI
(sIAL. in the year VI Lord tn US mi
eight hun.ned and sixty nine AID If The
iu.epenCeuce of he United States If Amer.
lea, the hiueiy-Ilird.
U. s. GRANT.
By the President:
HaMIlrlN EisH. Secretary Of State.
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1870. ., 70 - W s G. y,
rio'' 1890 w . ~ ~ - ~ ~
"a 60 SI. ,s - :, oh - - b,
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AID IN Ia a. ~ ~. III. If a.ri,,t,,,,,
wiIbar, -otn,.r,,,,.. 1T r,,4 SINE am ,nr ,bar
woull be char bic n a telter Of like weight.
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live II ,,sny ar,,urt, bet re.n The B,iIise a,
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KEEN th ,'I t, v Pn @ cts az" 0''' ''''
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March %. lSG9.
fPubiic ise-U.uiiun-N

Public Ke-U.uiinn-No.
A Resolution rel ting to government buildings at
Fort Eaten, isll.' ia T-rrItury-
Resolved 10y the Seuat-. and House ui Repr SEN
tAtises e the Unit >Glf-s If America Con
1ress sGssrmb d That the Secretary oT War be.
ss.i he hereby i, auth 'rizei An empoweie 10
cIrect the Necessary buildings at Fort Totem.
OAK ia Territory. To be c.'n-truct-d IF brick
Az to Cept Ih said fort already c.'n-
sSucte,i OF urics Pruvi ed 1Hat in hi Ju gn-nt
5uiiii of that EisteI isl II not h- n
pen,ivs than bu Iing- # W nd And prov d-i
further. That n" appropriation will be necessary
theref r.
Approved, April &, 1869.
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Approved, April 10. 1869.


Public Resoutioa-Eo S.
Resolution re>Ie ting the Jay and allowances of
enlisted men Of the army.
Res lived hy the -+u,te and House If Represrn-
tatiyes If the United -tates Of America in Con
gres- assembled. Thai the pay and allowances #
the si>ted men If the army sha r ruain as
now fixed by law until the thirtietL Of June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved. April q. IS 9.
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ISL. Secretary Of State.
A PROCLAMATION.


BY the Presidt mt the Uni ed States Of America
Whereas the act of Congress, approved June
-5th 1865, C, instituted an and after that due
e. lit hoI:rs day w,nk tOr all laborers, work
men. and mechan c mi o.ed 10y OF On behalf Of
Tie ,iove i the United st't,s and repealed
ali cts and pa Is, # inconsistent herewith:
NV IN. retire, !, Ulysses - GRA>r, President
the Uni Ell -, e. do hereby meet HAT, rom
and al et his date n redUc shut be made in
the WAGES Ii,iI by the cover ment by he day 10
>uch J. bHer~, uIlHien. md echanics Oh ac-
count Of such reduction 1 the hours # labsr.
In TESTIMONY VI ereuf. 1 hav hereto ret my
haud and caused the seal # the United States to
lie aha ed
Done at the city Of Washington, this ine:eenh
day Of May the yea at our Lori one Thousand
EhI hand ed and siXfy-niue, and Of the iH.!e
pendeuUe If tie United states the uiner, thiIpi.
fl U. ) GRANT.
BY she President:
HAMILTON .isH, Secretary Of State.
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roved, April 10, 1869.


rPullic ResalGtiun-No. ..
Joint Res Il ion u supply an omission in the en-
rulmeut If the - &C mas ing apprul riatious r
sunlry civil expenses + lie = Inment on the
year ending June thrrIetu, eighteen hu died
and seventy. ant IF other purpose, =ppr'red
March Uiild, eighteen hundre and sixty nine
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Public Resolution No.4l
4 Resolution in reiatiun to lighthouses on tn,
c,Iasf of

coast Of Oregon.
Resolved by thu Sen tie and House If Eepresen
;atyes Of the I'm Ted state. OF America IN Cuu
,ress assembi ii That he er, ction Of The light
house at Aqui bay. and Of other lighthouses
On the coat f oregon for winch appr,pi i,tipn-
have b,en !, be MAIZE. shall nor be ,ieity-d
for want If the .nsent Of the legislature of the
State o he purch of the site OF sites for such
lighthouses
Approved. March %, 1859.
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SCHNEIDER AGAINST THE WORLD

We are informed that On Tuesday Afternoon,
Dece alber nth. Itf9 Schneider sage and tram
of at the Mo- nil Hone at the same time,
both coming t, Carson, aud hat Schneider beat
the cars caring to Carson by about thr, e-fourths
Of an hour. dl6Zv
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4 Resolution Tor the protection of soldiers
fiLeiI. I.,-lri

4 Resolution Tor the protection of soldiers and
their heirs
Resived by the Senate and Ilou-e of Repre-
cent tive the United STATES of America: Con
sress assenIbI d. That the acCoun Ing office OF
me Treasury and pay dei%,r'ni'n who are charged
With the settlement ami = yHt-nt If buuutIe~ due
.os iiiers tn ir heirs b.. and they herr by
directed To pay ause 10 he paid The SUM found
due the said liisr- Or their he.-s per-uII,
by transmitting the amount to them di ect in
zcrafl Ut drafts payable his. he, or their
ad.r. through the Fire dn.eu's Bureau. or
state agent -lp-iihiei specially f1E that pur-
p1ee n -,ycrTf'r- Of national a5yluns, or pension
sgent Of the district where lie she, they may
reside, AMI not to any cia.uI eIlt or upon any
lover "i attorney, transfer, or ;tssisnn ent
whatever.
SEr > AMI Is it further resolved. That any
officer clerk Of any uI the executive depart
Eients OF she vrrument who shall be lawfully
detailed 10 Investigate fraa,s, or attempts to de
!EaIld, the government, or any irregu nifty or
M. conduct Uf any officer agent ct The CnIEed
States, shall have power TO administer oaihs t.
sid wits taken IN the COT Of any such inve III
Cation.
ssc ,. And be it further res lived, That the
fees allowed b. attorneys agents shall
be reserved BIZ the Jay department or sud pension
agent anil pail 10 sail agent IF attorney when
ay such fees due for services rendered IN pre-
curing -u-h bounty CT b.uniios, and not other
wise
Apgrov d. iprIl0. 1879
lPIpii. l;.s5iati5u-No. II
Joint REQ u rUfh0rtz NJ the transfer e GER
tain -s apri1ti ~ EVret re mace
-.e 1t re, I'll by the >+ntIe and l"use al Pep
r,seI.t.tves Of tile Unitei States If America ia
.'on.I,=ss ass NIB Ell, htI the Seer ;ary OF the
Treasury be. ant n is hereby, authorized and ii
fscted t. cause the sam 10 rty-eiglt thousand
s.I ars - be transferred from the appropr iaton
far paper for the Iu..l printing! Contained Is
-heRct sa1ir a. Al gt- making appropriation |
~. tho .egi-lltiye. tx cEtiye. and Judicial * |
p-nsas Il the government r the year en'iing |
-
approved on the IA eutfehaf July. eight en- hun
e--i an sxtY-e;s iit in all IF tue appropriations
l;.-j ia the sauect fer the following pun
.,se and in the following proportions. to wit:
~. c1ntit gent expenses Of The offoe If C.u-
q snai Printer. three thousand d HAIRS.
she public printing, seventy ays ttnosand
a.. April 10, lsG?.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
fPublic Resniurivu-Ne. )

A R-s,lutIon relative to cihsular fees.
Resolved by the Sc ate and House If Represen-
tAtives .. he Uuit-d States If America in Con
sress assembled Tina section three of chapter
two humid ed aud thirty three # the public acts
Of ,hs thtty-ninih c ngress, approved July
tKent 1--WE. eighteen h1ndred and >ixty-six, be,
and Is her. by. declared To take effect from anu
after ia uay Fl ct, eighteen hnn.irei and sky
seseu. Ami al, fees which have been paid INTO
the tire i>ury in oied,nce to the provision Of -ad
&c tim AMI which ued prior To said first Ivy
Ut January. eli hteen hundred and -ixry seven
81 al be refunded oat Il consular receipts.
Approved, March ii, 1869.
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Convention between tie General Post Office of the
United States If America and the General Post
Cf.i.- Of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland.
The general post-oflce Of the United States ei
Ameri,a am he general post, flee # tie Uni ed
Kingdom Of Great Britain and J. el nd being de
i Gus of stabsl Ing AID maintaining an exchange
Of mails between the CHitei states the enc SIDE
,fIf. TIL Straits Settlements and the British Etst
Indies on the ether. by means c,Djoittls Of tie
line e United STATES mail packets plying be weea
- Francisco nj Hong hong and OF The line OF
British mail packets plying betseen Hong Kong
nd Singapore. Calcutta, Madras, Bombay and
Alden, the undersigned duly authorized for that
purpose have agreed upon the following articles:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-25
A LLEGHENY VALLEY Is.Yl

New line to Buffalo, tlrouoh the OIL Regions.
JUNE g. 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Oil City. Franklin. Parker's. ar. Pittsg
Nail, go m 9,55 am 1890 p m 600 pm
Day Exp, 2,O0pm 2,33pm As pm $50 p m
Night EN, 9,20 m 1905 pm 1,OCam 100 II m
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg. Parker's Franklin. ar o. City
Day Exp, 7.SO IN n.46am 156pm 250pin
Way Pasra,3o III +,25 IN 6,30pm 7,05 pm
Night EX, 900 pm 800 m $50 m $50 nj
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between littsburgh and
Cory,
j. J. LAWRENCE, Gen supt
THos NJ, KING, Asst Supt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-13

A LITTLE HERoINE-A Child Saves q
Steamboat from Flre.-Some two or three
weeks since the propeller Fountain City had
a narrow escape from being burned, on her
downward trip from Buffalo. The Erie Re
publican says:
The particulars of the case, which we be-
lieve have not been published, were furnished
by gentleman of this city. 1t appears that
Mrs. Fannie Lamb, who resides short dis
lance from the city of Chicago, took passage
for Buffalo, on board the Fountain City, TAX
ing her daughter Annie, child twelve years
OF age, with her. The day after the depart
ure of the boat, the little gill going into the
kitchen, remarked that the stove smoked con-
siderably, to which the cook replied that she
was mistaken. The child had heard her
mother often say that she dreaded going on a
boat for fear of fire. With this in her mind,
and taking another look at the place where
the smoke seemed to come from, she discov-
cred that it did not issue from the stove. Co.
ing on deck, she discovered the woodwork
around the smOke-stack on fire, and the flames
just eating their way into the cabin.
Without giving any general alarm, she went
to the steward and told him the boat was on
fire. He informed the mate, who called the
deck hands aft, and they extinguished the fire
WITHOUT one ol lie passengers DelnS aware
that anything of the kind had occurred.
There were twenty-five ladies sitting on deck
in the bow of the boat, among them the moth
er of Annie. while this was going on. After
the work had been done, Annie went to her
mother and says, "Don't be frightened, moth
er; the boat has been on fire, but it is all over
now" The Captain was so greatly pleased
with the cool, calm and quiet manner in
which the child performed her part, that he
refunded the passage money of both, and of.
tered to take them back to Chicago free OF
charge. 1t was brave act, to say the least,
and had she screamed "Fire!" as most persons
would have done, with so many ladies on
board, the consequences might have been OF a
very serious nature. She deserves hand
some testimonial of some kind. Both mother
and daughter have been visiting their friends
in this city during the past week, and LETT fol-
Buffalo Monday night.
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ACard to the Ladies.
DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILL,

Inallable in connecting irregularities, and removing
distractions of the monthly periods 1t is forty
years since these now SO well known pills were first
brought to notice by DR.. DuponcO, of Paris during
which time they have been extensively and success
fully used by some of the leading physicians, with
unparalleled success. Ladies III poor health, either
married or single, suffering from any OF the Com
plants peculiar to females, will find the Duponco
Golden Pills invaluable viz, General Debility Head
ache Faintness, Loss OF Appetite, Mental Depression
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Loins,
Bearing. down Palms. Palpitatnn OF the Heart Re-
tanned, Excessive Irregular or Painful Mensruation
Rush of Blood to Head Dizziness Dimness of Sight,
Fatigue on any slight exertion, and particularly that
most annoying weakening alment, 80 common among
Females, both married and single, the Leucorrhea
or Whites. Females in every period OF life will
find Duponcos Pills remedy to aid nature in the dis
charge OF its functions. They nvigorate the debla-
ted and delicate and by regulating and strengthening
the SYSTEM prepares theyouthtul constitution for the
duties ofite and when taken by those in middle life
or old age they prove perfect blessing. There is
nothing in the pills that can do injury to life health
Safe in their operation, perpetual in their happy in
fuences upon the Nerves, the Mind and the entire
organization. ID. HOWE, PrOprieior,N.Y.
ALVAH LITTLEFIELD,B Boston, Agent E. States.
Ladies by enclosing $1.OO by mail viii have the
pills sent confidently to any address.
SOLD BY ALI DKUGGESTS
rnyDed
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From the Boston Transcript
At EvcutiSe.

There Is no solitude like this. IL e beach,
Stretching altar, Tapped by the sluggish wave,
Is silent save the murmurous tones that reach
The listening ear, soft, musical and grave;
Tones that the winds take up aud bear along,
Minglin2 their sweetness with the land -birds SOB
The sea-bird on Its tagging W ng DOH call
Its wandering mate TO track the shining sand;
No other voice save the hushed lads doth tall
Upon the soothing silence; cocl md bland
The zephyrs come, sweeping old oceans breast,
Charming to peace its bosom OF unrest
AS thus the waters sleep meath tender skies,
That battle them in their own celestial hue,
Let their calm influence still the storms that rise
In the o'erburdsned heart, and Liant anew
Undying hope and strength and patience still,
To grasp the good or bde the coming i'll.
For He who slumbers not, but keeps Away
I His watch DER ocean deeps, their ebb and flow,
Seeth the surging tides that, day by day,
Through human hearts forever come and go;
His, his alone, the plummet that can sound
The depths OF both dark, restless and profound
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Farm for Sale.

Offered at a great bargain the
A.5,ifA Lamb Homestead farm in West
EIffTAr4A brook, three and half miles from
&fnsH4i1@ Portland on the road to Saccarappa.
esssze2zaE Said excellent farm consists OF
about seventy-five acres conviently divided into
waters large barn cOnvien house and out buildings;
has also valuable orchard of $50 young trees in
profit belonging to the farm is an excellent gravel
BED, the only one in the vicinity, and from which
the town buys largely. Situated so near Portland,
upon the main road from the country to the city
this farm offers inducements such as lew others can
offer to any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars inquire ct
q. 81 L. p. WARREN,
mr16d&wtf Saccaranna NJ
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Poetry.
IN anana'a Kisses.

A kiss when l wake in the morning,
A kiss when go to bed,
A kiss when l burn my fingers.
A kiss when 1 bump my head.
A kiss hen my bath is over,
A kiss when my bath b. gins;
MY mamma 10 full OF kisses-
As full as nurse is OF pins.
A kiss when play with my rattF'
A kiss when l pull her hair;
She covered me over with kiss7s
The day L Tell from the starr
A kiss when give her trouoie'
A kiss when | give her JOY; ,.,
There's nothing like mammals kisses
10 her own little baby-boy.
The NMrstrN.
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Portland & Kennebee r. E.

summer Arrangement. May. 23, 1870.
sEH@f. for Bath, Lewiston and Augusta at 4 10
A. NJ, 515 PM.
S,l Leave for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta waterville,
ohownegau anu Bangor at 12.45 M.
morning train from augusta for Portland and
a. NJ. " ~
:, Afternoon Express trcm Augusta for Portland and
Boston leaves at 3.15.
TRAINS FROM BOSTON:
Ell Inc Morning train leaving Boston at 7.s0 A NJ,
connects at Portland with the 12.4j p M train for
al stations on this line, connecting at Brunswick
WIN Aindroscoggn Railroad tor lewiston Farming
ION ana stage line to Range Lake; at KendaIi's
Mills with Maine Central Railroad for Pittsfield
newport, Dexter and Bangor.
Inc Noon train leaving Boston at 1900 M. con-
meets meets WIN tue 30 train at Portland for Lew
Messengers leaving Boston the 800 or 600
O'Clock nj. trains for Portland, arriving same even
ing, can on the following morning, take a passenger
IRAN leaving the Portland q Kennebec Depot at 10
"A M ior Bath, Lewiston, &C., arriving at Augusta
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston Daily at 400 P M, for all Stations on
this line, arriving earlier than by any other iue
- These Trains are supplied with Refrigerator
Ears which enables dealers in Fresh Meats, Vegeta-
bles Fruit &C., to have their Freight delivered in
good order in the hottest of weather.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Connect at Bath for Wiscasset, Damariscotta. War
rem, Waldoboro', Thomaston and Rockland, daily.
Gardner for Alma, Newcastle, &c. Augusta fol
and North Vassalboro' and China. Kendalis Mills
for Unity. PishOn's Ferry for Canaan. Skowhegan
tor Norridgewock. North AnsOn, New Portland, So
Ion, Athens and Harmony. daily. For Brighton,
The Forks and Mo0sehead Lake. Tri-Weekly.
Augusta, May IS, 1870, may23tt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-13
w ester1l Lands.

NASH paid for timber or prairie lands, in ally of
~ the Western States. Lands which have been
forfeited Tor non pa ymet of taxes will pay original
owners fair price for their titles.
Land Warrants and Agricultural College Scrip
bought, sold OF located
Refers by permission to the Governor of Maine
Mayor OF the City, and First National Bank
z. K. HARMON.
fOruanu June Il, 1870. d&W3W