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The New York herald., 1870-05-19
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY 49, ls7o-TRPLE SHEET

wosa% t,s n. = r % bark frs the por 20 the Battle
Sasns snI % % oSl.. do At q. "a bs brig from Nassau 70
- .s .s!c In demand nrm, tho sales being lNO
c c'cs c'o Sss i%o s sod In bond and 500 rolls das
Hors m.rsss quiet The demand from both
sss.. : sw: Ss ss 1 sesr s
az q FOR common 70 choics s's mace ~''''n H'
~, a,Acna < anis iduii and norinAl at l4.c sFc
mo, quiet. price. quite
NAVAL sTonrsThs market for spirits inrpeoine was
ss 1s ss %
eS so x . ssY ESk @ Is- sis ''s % ss so cs 'a
Rsa'inss remained dun and nominal. The ... ar
e: sss % KS s.;
.ss .ssS. IN ss
nal II our Last quotations -.
within q q Do si IS prime winter Other
P.raosrUs. cS .cIads IN bulk wa. offered :. lSc, with
S !: ~ Ss:S MIX
for wa; as ssa 09 ausS e.
s NspSas was r.. asS ~: sasy sS
p: ssIs ssy But con
closing o sp Tns ass assss wsrs bS. on
s :po' loo ,se % June Jsy and ASa sS part ,s1 :.
e. e .:s Saf ,Aas@. 80. hs hss. ami 500 sS
a. ss s.s ..ns a IL ss s
sas Ss xs % sa
May, .tzekc io1 o., for May ana june at axe, and
PRoyIsIors.- Receipts 6s4 packages cut meats 50 do
lard The marSet for pork the dub and
heavy though prices were no lower holders 20 sell
below go About 10y bbs. sold that price Prime
Western mess was held at $26 7 with S26 90 freely bid For
~ wbss SssSery cry. new .rs me.s wAs offered ~
hogs were quiet, but steady, at Rkc. Beef
was In good demand, chiefly export full prices
were realized There sold 800 bbs range
saa si5 for plain mess and $l6 $s do; also
U ferces within the OF t36 &23 for prime and
40 ~S for India do. Beef hams steady with sales
Of 30 bbs good ssahern a 49, Cut steady AZ
heavy We quoteDry ssted and pickled shoulders, l2c
l2c Bacon quiet but held for full prices 100 boxes
long sold at l559c. We qnote-short rib &c.,
and Cumberland cut, Eisc The dull
the demand being light and prices heavy lower
The sales were 2U packa NJ 10 &C. 10 &C. for No. to
prime stem also loo tierces at 1tsc for May ami 1885,
sele s. three months
RoE-Carolna dull, bu. unchanged Sales so ierccs
at TO- 7Hc. for common TO prime.
STKARiNE was held At l!c- l74c. No sales were re-
ported, demand peng light
SEFDs.. Lnseed was IN good demand and full prices
realized. Sa effected of 10000 bags private
terms but supposed at 81 20 gold, outy paid Grass
dull and nominal ~ former prices.
suGAR.Raw was In active request At about yesterdays
to good refining CUBA There sold 1850 hnds at sc
T. nc. for Cuba and Porto Rico Refined only moder
ately active but unchans cd In value We uote-Hard
24c soft white, lLac BAG. extra c. l54c, and yellow
1vIc 11hc
TALow steady, with 10000 lbs prime s1zc
WHIsaEi.-Recepts, 61J bbls. The market weak and
prices were rather lower Sales s bos at III 0gs ~ TO-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WEDNESDAY, Mag 49, p. NJ
The various markets were extremely dal TO day
and pr.ces m the ma steady outside OF the railway
and miscellaneous sh res at
THE STOCK EXCHANGE,
which were alternately weak ana sIroag the market
reversing tts OF the previous day Oy opening
heavy and dun and then declining, rather sharp y
In some Instances, light orerlugs, It's downwa ard
tendency being led by Pac 1c Mail, which fell OF TO
37h. The lower range OF pases brought In buyers
in the afternoon aal the feeling became strongly
builish IN the leading railways Reading running up
20 1861 and New YORK Central 10 l02 4, the market
ct Inc close being strong at the highest quotations.
Of the day ior most OF the list In tins I'M
provenent Rock Island recovered TO l2iH.
The heaviest transact ons were In Ohio am
Mississippi, which ranged from sSA to $50.
The following were the closing prices at the last
session Of the Stock Exchange:-Canton, 7o% OIL;
Western Union, 323s SlA4; QUICKSILVER, % iv'
Mariposa, Z a 10; do preferred II a 1874; Pacinc
Naii, SIX q 37s; dams Express 6oA oo'a;
Wells Fargo Express, l6 l59s; do. scrip, 3aSh;
American Express, AK 421s; United States Ex-
press ASK 45a4; New York Central consolidated.
IOlAs 1916 do. scrip, 81 a p7t; Harlem. las l46;
Erle 23 bid; leading 1o41a; michigan Cent al, l2ia
l25; Lake Shore, 9S54 eo1s; Illinois Central l4oA
Dii; Cleveland ANA PittsDurg. l03 lo7As; Chicago
and Northwestern, s1A q; do. preferred, 90
S0A I; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 10;
Rock Island, l2JH 1904; Milwaukee and ST Paul.
651sa 66ts; do. reerred, SIX soM; Toledo and
Wabash, t6H 56}4; do. preferred. 73; Fort
Wayne 9414 947s; Ohio and Mississippi 3s7s
asa Delaware ana Lackawanna, ITO a lllN; New
Jersey Centra, lOe1s 1925; Chicago anu Alton,
llsl a1l4; do pielerred, llS ll51a; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph 10 Ill, do. plolerred, ll0 bid; Boston,
Hartford and Ere, 51s a Ok; Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central, 1s1@ als7s.
TIE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme fluctuations in the leading sgccHlatve
shares shown the following table Of the nigh
est and lowe prices o. the day
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p0sT OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE. ,, c,,,ra,v
May 81 i7J will at this o.ce ON iaesuay ear l
inys VIZ a and B., ii 45 A. NJ. y aui E it:to a. ne
@ ana o. II 20 A. NJ: +. and ", ly:lb A. III ,.-.,..
" a"1 W. " p. II. JONES' PostmastsEs
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Exchange, Ill; Chatham l5o; Bunk OF the Republic,
lis; Bank OF North America 1855; Hano or, losx;
irving lic; Metropolitan. i42 Citizens lsc; East
River lllK Market 1885, Nassau, ! =; Shoe ana
Leather, 49,; Germ Exchange, 1881 Continental, s7a;
Commonwea u. il5; inpor.crs ana Trades, los;
PARK. l67; Manuiao turers and Merchants', loo Cen
trll Nati nal ll2; Ninta NATIONAL. Ill; Tenth Ma
tional l27; Oriental. i5o; G ID Exchange, 90; Bank
eIs and Brokers' Association. 106
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES
The following were the bids for the railway
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THE GOLD MARKET STEADY.

TIE sale OF government gold was fairly counter
balanced In its effect on the market by the larre
number OF bids. The In the Gold Room remain.
Ing steady al ll4k lis until after the board when
some small transactions took place at ll44. The
Is an increased short interest apparent In rhe de-
maud for cash gold for the Clearing House each day,
AM the spectators who have been de.erred by the
Carrying rate are more disposed TO purchase under
the present easy rates for carrying large amounts.
Tie market on the whole was dun. The chi fiuctu.
Al ms OF the day are shown III the tablet
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hen was ia better demand rates. The sales
compr,sed about bushels at ri 81 WH for rejected
snripr n Is 81 10 No. Chicago spring; VI l ~
for choice Milwaukee for which ~ 70 was Did AZ the
eoseD II 2g S 50 Tor amber winter Ia stores vi 81 Tor
snali iot do ii ~ for amber Canaua In bond, devcre
RYE was nominal or barley there were sold os "
bnshe at 6c 90 for Canada and Sic ooc Tor state
Corn duh and lower. Old mixed was nomnay VI ~
VI IA store and delivered saes 1oNu bushels AZ 81 W
II H. FOR sound mixed, 81 I'll "a for unsouni do
Oats were duh and lower being offered Mt t4 In ore
without Sales 2000 bushes, in small iots AZ 0c.
7lc for state aud Ohio. a.,
FREIGnrs--The market dull and rates to almost all
ports shippers. The engagements were To Liver
pool per steamer bushels at 4d $40 bales cotton at
Ld 10 stettn per 1000 b5ls rosn at 3s 3D. TO
Rotterdam bbls s. 3D. To Glasgow per steamer
1h 20 bushels wheat 4d To Bremen, per steamer 6ol
hhds. and tobacco pri ate The charte
bsrk Ham, with So bbs petroleum At ss;
1u5ld.; bark Bremen with petroleum, reported
a. s bark set,in, with $500 bbs rosin, at 81
barA from Philadelphia the Continent, with 8vV bps De-
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STREET Qg0riTllyi
Hnif.pnst rive O'Clock p. NJ.
CoMEE1c1AI REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, May 1875 P. n.
Cnrron There was fair business rausacted the de-
mana being cneay export but prices again declined Nc
per TO- a. by reference quotations append
ea Including there sold s5 ba
OF which o0l for export 5S7 for spinning and 27
speculation For delivery the demand fair but at
c prices 700 ba es basis ow middng for May
at &c, 1850 DO. for July at 2lc &C.. 2OO do seller
90 days. at 2c lCO do August at 2lsc; $50 do June at
sls!c 21 lsl6c do Augus at 215sc 500 do seller 80
DAYS. 81 sHO, spt 4oo do for Octeoer at ls>4c. We
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THE GoyERNaRNT slIr op cor

THE GUVEKNHKNT SALE OF GOLD.
Tne Assistant Treasurer at noon opened the bids
Tor the million OF gold offered for sale by
ment. The total amount BID ior was S3,335, 600. at
pr ces ranging iro lls.l2s TO 1I4.7a The govern
meni was en- bed TO place the entire million ut ia 10
% n O
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FLOUR ASD aRAIS.-Recelpts, loo4 Dds. nouri ~ 90.
corn meal 10 bushels wheat 6o6S do corn, sfs9 do
u 500 do barley 269 do rys, ana lSv srsas ao mat mat
was demand for extra state at To- but thegs were
few sellers price, The sales were about 750 bbs
Including 1900 5000 bbls extra Tor Shipment at So
5 l5 For Southern the demant moderate ut fu
nrices Sales 70J four very and hrn.
Sales TO though quiet was firm Al our quo
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In the gold loan market the rate nced Il ON Az per
cent for carrying TO 1at for borrowing. The SCOTIA
for Europe, took out $s3,0OO in specie. The opera
tiOns OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as iolows:-
GOA cleared so, 246, 900
Sohi DaaIces... 642,lS6
CurTebCy Daanccs. cs......................., o7267l
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MiCELLANEOUS.
The Adams Express Company have declared
qua t rly dividend OF two per Q mt, the transfer
books closing the Goth inst and re 1pening June O.
The American Merchants Union Express CON-
pany have declared semi.annual dividend of IN ee
per cent, payable Juy 10. The transfer books VIII
close on June rs and reopen July 10.
The earnings OF the, st. Paul r. ad for the second
week in MAY show an increase OF $4,000 as COM
pa ed with 1869.
The following shows the comparative earnings OF
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Com
pany during the second week in May
1870. Sill A. 900
lov5. o3,Zoo
increase. $Zb,3l7
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The folown shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending May II, and since the beginning OF the
year.
1888. 1859. 1870.
For the week. ti,035ySl $3,87l,328 t3,6o7 Ola
Prev reported. .65 1l2,464 60l93,268 1s3,0Sl
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Brig VIM. X. Sawyer. Pnkhsm I'm Mill
bridge for Boston put into Boothbay 18th with
loss Of deck-lo ID boat and sails split.
Brig Charlotte Buck. Eldri.ige. before re-
ported ashore at Cheltepec Mex was con-
demned and sold ~ Frontiers 4tn ult. The
hull. &c. brought t9A.-Iier cargo Of manhga-
ny va. shipped in another vessel for New
York.
The packet schr. p. s. Linsey. recently re-
built aud commanded by Capt. Hamilton. has
just made the trip from Boston to Portland In
nine hours. This Is the quickest run Of any
coasting vessel Of which we have record.
A cable despatch. dated Naples. Dec. 18th.
states that the bsrgue Trovatorc Of Searsport.
Me-. Captain blanchard. which sailed from
Trieste Nov. 2Sth. for Palermo aud New York,
was recently capsixed and the captsin. his
wife add child. and f,urteen of the crew were
drowned. Four OF the crew were saved. hav-
ing been picked up of Cspc Spartamento
Captain Blanchard was very worthy man. OF
an energetic character. and WAS much esteemed
by his acquaintance. The bsrque WAS built at
Searsport in 1855, and WAS owned ut that
place.
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Schooner Georgia Todd, of Calais, Capt.
Hill. from st. Stephens, n. b.. for Havana,
with lumber. sprung aleak on the 10th inst
and filed with water, when she turned
over on her side, throwing all hands into
the sea, including the captains wife.
-Four of them succeeded in regaining the
wreck, but the others were lost. The
survivors were subsequently rescued and
brought to port by British ship Euxine,
from Liverpool. The following are the
names OF the lost: Mrs. Hill, captains
wife; Alfred Price. of st. Stephen. mate;
John Knight Of Calais, second mate James
Kennedy OF St. Stephen, steward.
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Police Court Record.
DRINkMATER. JUDGE.


No. l67. Nov. 5, 1870.
Ambrose Scammons V. Joseph n. Cor
don. Action of assumpsit to recover the
price of 2s sleepers, allie ged TO have been
taken and sold by Den. from a cargo OF
sleepers that went adrift in Franklin river.
Deft. admitted having taken and sold 22
slcepers but filed in set Oh claim in pick
ing up and saving the cargo. II appear
ing doubtful whether the slcepers were the
property OF the Pin. the court, without ex-
pressing any opinion upon Deft's claim,
rendered judgment for Den. for his costs.
Deane for PHI Hale & Emery for Den.
No s97 Nov. 10, 1870.
Geo. W. Newbegin v. James NJ. Tower.
Action to recover : balance OF eIo. alleged
to haye been paid by Pin. to Mrs. Went
worth at Den's. request. The Defence
was that the $40. was the price of two
slcighs sold TO Den. by Pr as admir-. of
Lewis Wentworth deceased, aud Went
worth only owned one sleigh, and was in
debted TO Deft more III an the value of the
otheT IL appearing tfiAt DcIt- aesctlteu 10
Pits paying over the $40. to widow on his
accountable Court rendered Judgment for
Pin
Peters for PIN. Haws for Den.
No. 236. Dec. Il. 1870.
Daniel Sullivan V. Nehemiah Means.
Action 10 recover balance of price for dig
ging a well on Def's premises. The De-
fence was that Pin. sgreed TO dig well
failed to perform his agreement. in that
the well became dry soon after Pln. finished
and remained dry until the Fall
rains. The court rendered judgment for
the Den.
for PIE Hale Emery for Def.
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0o0estic Psrts.

PoRrLAHp.-Ar2 ed. Sch American Chief
Snow, York for Boston, with loss Of anchor
and chsin 18th. on Georges Bank took Oh
crew OF sch VIM Penn Of Kennebunk. from
Boston-had lost sails and spArs. having been
blown o6-Ar %. Sarah Hill for Orland,
Freedom. Cummings. for Boston.-Ar oath.
Agricola, Forester: The packet sch T 5
Lindsey. recently rebuilt and commanded by
Can't. Hamilton has just made the trip from
Boston to Portland in nine hours. This Is the
quickest run OF any coasting vessel OF which
we have record.
sy,il GoulJsboro. Arboreer, Clark Ellis:
Nonp .rell. Simmons Sedgwick.
BosTON.-Cld. 2lst. Shawmut sullivan.
Ar I'D Nicola. n York. Senator Grimes. Ar
2Sd Rosmer Foss, Gouldsboro.
Sid from Bremerhaven 4th instant, Oneida,
Mc(;ilyery, Shields. New York Gle 2lst
Rg H. G. Rich, Strout. Gibraltar. Ar. I'd ma
~ Means, Jacksonville. Phils. AZ. ZSth
B,roue Csrdenxs, New York. Provideu &c
Ar sist Storm Petrol Davis, Jackson vllie,
Newport Ar Goth Redonde, Moore. for ny
Caroline, Wallace, do. In Port the zlsi HAT
tie CoOmbs. ID. faust. GENTLE. jas. aiiden'
Ponvert, Allen, Pensacola. Martins neeks
Sullivan. GeorGietfa.' Gloucester At zIs'
RiIIow. and Nautilus for n. T. Edgsr-
town Ar 10Th n. z. Totrey tor sedgwicS.
Hong Kong LIST uit victer. Wass, unc.
Holmes Hole Ar ed Pcsce Alley ana nsUo eve
luton Alley for Boston. 81. Jonn III eV'l
nsrcne Hancock, Collins, Nstznzas.
Mobile Cid 18th Southern Chief. L'vsrp o.,
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MANHOOD; HOW 1857, HOW REsT0ED

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Notice.

The house on Hancock street built and former
IL occupied by Isaac Springer ID for sale. The
land al which il stands together with small
@nr,ien adjoining can be Leased for . number Of
years. Enquire Of geo. A. Parcher at ms Drug
Store or OF the subscriber. c
Ellsworth Nov. 18th 1879. 4oo
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Nonresident Taxes.

Non. Resident Taxes In the town OF surry in
the County of Hammock. for the year 1852 the fol-.
lowing list Oftaxes real estate OF non resident
owners in the town Of surry for the year 1869 in
bill IL committed 10 John VI. Merrill Town Treas.
urer Of said town on the 9Th day Of July 1863 and
now remaining unpaid on the LIST of Dec. 1870. and
notice is hereby given il the said taxes and in
terest and charges are not paid into the Treasury
Of the said town within eighteen months from
date Of the commitment of toe said hill so much
Of the real estate taxed will ba Sufficient to paw
the amount due therefore, including interest and
charges. will without further notice be sold at
public auction Al the Po.tOfhce in SAID town on
The 9Th day Of Feb. 1871, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
No. Of No. of Val Amount or
Lots. Acres. Taxes due
Abigail Buker, 30 50 81
David Clark, - 100 IS1
James w. DAVIS, 50 3xs 4s9
Chesley Grindle, Cunningham lot, iI7
Celia Hinckley House lat aud wharf Hal. due. so
Jar, is, tisirs 0f Charles 800 900 i'l 1885
u" q. leonard $500 7A0 l07fI
Means He9ikDh ~ 60 l,07
kicnaf9 saunders, ~ " 81
James Dunham, ~ ID 30 20
Moses Moon, house 70 l2l
JOHN n. MERRILL, Treasurer Of the
suny, Dec. 9Th 1870. swsi
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Special Notice,

Mover tbs Lake Shore and Michigau Southern
Railway With only one change between 30 ston
and Chicago, Elegant Drawing Room aud Sleep
ing Cars.
Through Tickets and full information can be OBJ
tanned OF GEO. A. DYER. Agent.
State street Block
oiu Ellsworth, Me.
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Save the CHILDREN =!

Multitudes OF them suffer, hnger and die be
cause OF Pin.Worms. The only known remedy
for these most troublesome and dangerous Of ali
worms IN children adults Is
DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP.
Purely vegetable, safe and certain. A valuable
cat iartic, and beneficial to health Warranted
oil drukgists. ? k'' anmosIO
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- Reader. are you troubled with he adache'
Try Renne'. Pain Killing Magic Oil. For all
kinds of pain. and for sprains. or bruises, or
for internal pains. or cramps, 1T works like 4
CHARM Call foi if where you trade.
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NJ A II II I f ID.

In Monroe. Eve Of the 18th At the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. Geo. d. Garland, Mr.. j
H. t;rasi. to Miss Abbie Wilds both OF ".
In Chcrryfeli Dec. ls;h by Rev. sewall Brown
Mr. Geo L. Libby Of Deblois and siss Lucy {.
smith of Columbia.
In Franklin Dec. 18th by J. II. DOYLE Esq Mr..
Timothy Dunton and Miss Harriet Bean, both OF
Franklin.
In Bluehill. Dec. goth by the Rev. &. q. Mar
wood. Abbie. daughter of the late Parker Pills
bury. to MIR Albert II. Carver. both OF the same
place
In poItl4nd Dec stth by Rev. Dr. Smaller, Capt.
Coo. II Rennett and Miss Lizzie VI. farnham,
both Of Iurk~port.
In Milbriise. Dcc. nth by Rev. II. " Mitnhcll.
Cunts Eurnham 81 Cherry field and Miss ophelia
J. Poster Of sullivan.
In Marhias Dec 18th by Rev. D. Dodge. Chas.
W Elirihgc and Miss HELEN Foss both Of VI.
In East Machas. Dec. T. by Rev. =. Davis.
Charles ". Phnuey and Miss Mario \. Parsons
both of T. VI.
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RI. NJ schooner Emma Gillist went ashore
49, R;s.s 1.naIer. 27d inst where she re-
.,sins md i w.s thought would 80 70 pe,ces'
She had : cargo Of fish and grindstanes.' i"e
6sh were saved. po;r,
Schr. Nellie staples ashore near Race ROM s.
has been condemned and was to he soid On 'ne
I'D with cargo.
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Corrected Weekly
ARRIVED.

Ar for the week ending Dec. %: Schs Canova
Remick Bony Ives. Curtis; tafharine, Curtis
ARIEL Aus in; Capt John. Torrey; Alexande,
Milliken, Grifin. Boston; HuzzA. Buker, Rock
land
The river is closed vith Ice. some Of these
vessels got 70 BonIey's wharf.
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MIDDLEToN's POCKET CORN sHEL

o. A.ent wanted In svegy county IN the U. 8.
- ~. aiddletos's Pocket Corn shelter, patented
no Il shelis al sisee Of corn, and car be used
81 any one will last for years kseru psice o. css
wnoseSs1e MIDDLETON Co.
-. Harrisburg, Pa.
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SHOOT FOLLY A. II FLEE" and stop
composed Of poisons. Use NATURES HAIR
RES IoRATIvK. which BY its cleanliness, frag-
rance and purity commends itself. See adver-
tisement.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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NEW ADVER TISEKENTS

Dauchr' Advertisements.
legal Noiiecs.
legislative Notices.
Notice.
Sanford'- independent Line.
NaU'S inzaSnuf.
Administrators sale of Real Estate.
Belfast Railroad
For sale or Rent
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CARDS.

of anv size required, and of the various qualities
wiz: BKISl Oh enameled, PORCELAIN, CHINA
RAiLROAD, extra thick for TICKETS. TINTED,
PLAIN and COLOkED. Also Card board. OF the
same qualities.
NIX. SAWYER, Proprietor.
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ID I f ID.

In Ellsworth Dec 2tih, Alexander Moore aged
Swear and I months.
In Trenton Dec. ssth. Aniha q. Hodgkin- aged
~ wears and two months.
Died at Bar Hzrbor Eden, Dec. sd Harry {.
pssislc, aged /. months, son OF y. G. 4 II. A.
Desislc.
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Picked up by Schooner Ella Y. Bartlett near the
entrance Of Bass Harbor, Fourteen Thousand
Shingles which the owner can have by paying ex-
penses. ABEL BARTLETT.
s3wao Bartlett's Isls.
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such as Ladies' Watches and Chains, Jeweiry
Thimbles Pens with and without Holders,
Solid silver, including Watches and Chains
Pie. Fruit, and Butter Knives, spoons
Plain and Fancy, Ladies, Forks,
Napkin Rings, &C. Silver Plat
cd Ware, viz Tea Sets, lee
Pitchers, Castors, Cake
Baskets, erry
Dishes, Butter
Coolers, p exile Jars, Toll.
ct sets in Frames, spoon Hold
p; err, uo orS Rec,yers, Vases. Table
Ware. &c Parian Marble, Vases, Pitchers
sta,uettes, Busts sc, Fancy Crystal and Lava
Glove Roxes. Writing Desks, Jewel Cases.
IEATHLR: Ladies shopping and Travelling
Rags Portnonaies, Wallets, Pocket Books, Ladies
compa Mons. Dressing Cases &C., Besides other
articles such as