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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-22
NOTIOE-

p.asss S:;s s;s ssss a. ss u s..s =
ths eshcol Hosss q Baxtna osstrs, % esta1days
- I'd day q Ag.il :. css e,elSsk IN ~ 49,.
sS Low; 3. cors s .:srsss. - - az NJ :
90 O'Clock In he snssSoca, ~ Ne paFposs a en-
snining and employing tsacho!. Dc tho ssnns.
schools 10 nd town. fhosy wishinE 70 toach VIII
'''' 's siSGEI :; S.EiixEs.S IS. 8. Con.
J. n. MARSHALL, az
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Mr.. J. C. Clark has left with US some apples
that were grown year ago last Fall. They are
fair and harl. though having somewhat lost
their flavor.
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said .yengeanceis mine Win Iepayc un'i '"a' aAy
By provision d t.s Wiii Of the late Iulkely Don.
nell % Sork, this first Parish made the r,cigsssts
Of liberal eequest amounting 70 sne 'hossA"' ".
TSsYirst Church and Parish have given Rev. Benls-
min w, foirl ofCalnont, Ma, cali W become sns,a
and farm, anoaning 10 thirteen hspdrcd collar ,r
April y; $50. hkf0hr
LEBANON. ~.
The following letters wcre unavo'dably omit
ted last week. Ed. ~.
Mr.. BurrxR.-The Lodge Of Good Tcmplen at
North Lebanon Is In very aourishisg condition.
II numbers Ia and what Ia better the most iniusa'
tiai men in town are members, and they mean work.
Tho officers Of the Lodge have heart In TINS TO
firm especially J. q. Fernald tho Lodge iepav
and Newli Goodwin ESQ. w. q. r. who are square
men," Tho Lodge isopposcd 10 intemPcrance both
In sentiment and influence, and protests against
rum being sold In town.
Nov. IL, Mr.. PinkhSm proprietor Of the lAhanon
House was brought before Justice Frost, Tor sehng
Liquors, found guilty and bound ovcr TO court MAY
term.
The clti.cns q Lebanon held their annual town
meeting the . uit. Tho following officers wero
elected, 80. -s
Moderstor-Thomas Wentworth. Clerk. N.
Chamberlain. selectmen-J. Y. Psrnald, Low cow
ell, Hiram Lord Trcasurcr-Isaao Pail. Agent
Charles y. Horne. So. commlttee-Jsmcs Dixon,
N. Lord. Auditor-John shapleigh, Frank butn'r
coliec.or-As. E"se, rs, io0ss'
.,.. :. tho ,o.a.
are All mos. impassAbie. The lumber trade has BEEN
very brisk n shs ocS s"d timber !. still in
the woods, Many thai could have marketed I'D, t s
gocd naye ed back, under i e SS,css r their
wcsd This is mistake. ior win never l'e realized.
Coed hard wood >. and has Sse r s sspon The
ss.sn has Sot dSssced enough for farmers 70 have
done much as yet u! they sss ansGas u s ar 10 be
scsrcisy Of hay, and prices ssrys froni SIS TO So
per ton .,.,, ,..,.,,, ,.. had , very prosper-
Ss .sr there . yes%S Win
sutton g. ,s 2, ss would rank we'll
With any In he eonn " s sr a. % 81.
is easy access by rail- II Is one q e pee. &c ssnoo
Gocd board can be obtained for $500 per week. More
Lebanon, Aprii, 1870.
TIE pERwicKs.
Rev. c. II. Kimball closes his abors WIN inc
church at North Berwick, on tho last sapoA'h
In this month.
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HsyI BArrisr storcr street, 4. True, Pastor. Ser
y,c.. Al 10 IA A. ~, and sP. ".
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TIE BERwICKs.

Rev. C. II. Kimball closes his labors with the
church at North Berwick, on the last Sabbath
in this month. -L'
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v,vv p,r,,s, J,ssr~.. sireet, Rey. Jsnae. Boyi,
s,,,s.s AT 10 Ia An. s,-t ~ u v. trssh-
Ing nv tss psI.s. challr... y'sys, nse'iAS =! !"
n 1902 PRAYER nieetiag 81 Id octek.
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Apvxyr cuArxt- nm street Services At pL7A.
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RIrr,sr Main street srryices n 10 Ia A. N. and
70 M Pr..chlnx hf Rev. Mr.. Jones VIII I.
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MKruop,-r, seheoi street G. ,. C,srk, Pastor. Sec.
vices al 10 10 A. N. ssasr n. Prayer meeting at
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n G,.r i,estas s~r.isss i. Ilardy's Hall al ~ II
~ seats entirety free. sersscs and ennNh ""'A
supported ~ voluntary Oa-Sargs on s""sss~
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SECOND PARISH. Usitarisa, J. r. "a. Scho,-, Pastor,
r,,x,,y c,,uncu. (gpl.eopsiJ Pleasant street, W.
j, Ahgcr, Rector. Services IL 10 III A. NJ 'seat-
o,ruishel ne~.
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Fsssr UNvEHsALr-r CITY st.sr., a; a We.ss,'
s.rn.on nv ts pastor. Conference mcetns Al ~ II "
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said .venseancc'is mine Win Iepayr, unt that day
let q rest and It's mystery with H.
Nv provision of tse VIII OF the late lnkeiy ipon-
nell of YORK. this first Parish made the r,cspssn
Of q liberal Request amounting 70 ene tbossana wv
hamiref dollars. nj,
Thefirst Church and Parish have given Rev. Bei1s-
min w. porl ofChamont. Mas, call W become tnel
pastor. Salary thousand dollars. win lnIso".to
April ~; 1870. hkrVhfA
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METHODIST services IN shsws Han, y Y. Weth-
.r.se l,sstsr. seats free. prvscbing st O1-2 n ~
s.sowinr Aad Essplry.- lar. NJ. -aiymg and Re
ecIytngs Z ia 4. ". Public Prayer Mc-tlns SAD
tath srbol Immediately h,iio~lss the se.sise IN ue
forenoon. Correction In tho afternoon nor ue iIesl-
era AID society.-
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DgAR EDITOR "A few days since, worknen were
engaSc In removing one of the most conspicuous rri
les of olden time refer to the "Old Stacy house
called. which was IN all probability ~ the oldest
houses In town, ant PERHAPS the oldest standing
as In isIl aud how oach earlier than that date t Is
noi Known. probably, Judgiug ffou tho commanding
nv The followers Of Sir Fsriinando arses Who o"psd
tie town, between ll and ietl, for there wsS that
aiei ,wn me earliest settlement was says Mr. i,e-
KNAPP In islS, and perhaps even n early that date
SaIlt until iCIf, no one win deny that Il has se obi
anil null otyears" There are interesting aud attract
F .,, I III sass csiiias sss sei%s oss
short piece of hoard which pro,ei Ia se an Old sign
VA. dseo,erci which r,,d "G,n, b,snay; Rum Cider
r,tsi. a decsnter of very ancient foru was paint.
Ell In connection with the letters. soJt may BE- Jagei
men could 20 there and drink AMI drink again. and
perhaps such men as Shakespeare says who "stsb the
DARK gathered there ami that f0ul deeds there
commiiOs. But n ~, u must have been many years
ago Cor than one hunire years has been
fte reason Dor this superstition Is founded ou the start
ling discovery % skeetou near and partly under the
sss .,s Ssnsps Sss and sIssiSs T. S
stlon IN laying "a. i,S north NEST :; TO- sssh .as The
, sss osns ws,s sse%s IN er.%ri pssen - n the
earth had been removed under the foundation stone,
.od ,e eiy Ire..s under; and isls eosld have been
as ths bones were removed before was taken down,
ana they ooad DO removed it would oliow thai they
$40. nay have been an old buryias seand bat do
not Accept this view of the case, tbs surrounding
surfe % the ground b at least seven net higher than
the spot on which the chimney stood. and there q not
much evidence OF The ground being rslsed, - 10
HIGHER ON the opposite side of the road; and 70 - not
likely thai any would dig grave seven feef deep
- how came ID there. Indian. white man, or whoever
10 may be caurot answer, I wish could. In DART
days % old did deadly arm strike the blow which
bere thess bnes of strvnxth and animatbsn and then
t hide the crime and rs multi they haste 70 the cellar
may ~ have bern. Now 70 d NOD my purpose 20 wes.c
around this discovery trsgcty. bat 10 does look hke
foul play. Hut IN The hture. when nom east "a wes
north W south the sleeping milions q earth shall
rise this skeleton may take % Itself fom of strength
and beauty, and demand vengeance Of him who has
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s.ss.S.s Al 10 "a A. ". s.d % q. NJ lressl-
- M. Inc pssi.r. forensoa rhe beSi'~iss- NJ
tgr,s,.. s-ruspa to the loans. -. A.. All
"rs.at,s al Ia Ualos meeting, Niiressed by Ms-
,a.yx llle. rsss.isy eyesisz ss,sssts sessoi iss-
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SABBATH skRyicEs. ArkiE -.
DlJIsfogl.

B.rrtsr, Adams slrr~t, I.La ilsll,sri. lr rsu.'
BIsls s~rvtee a ~ ~ A. M. scrip,.s~ 49,
or over nature Irc.chlnx NJ ~ T. NJ BY Tbs s,,.r
Text. . Tin.thy as. ssbleet ,rp. su,ns ~ ID
kpowlr.if. Ia he yaang. s-ctd m.etmE ~ ,LI,s
m. ,sssssrs msss,ns Is ir the present associated -nh
fl.e -rue.aiay evening Inrctlnk.
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KITTERY.

The combined choirs OF the Christian and
Methodist Churches were to give concert on
Monday evening. In the NJ. 4. Church under
the direction OF Prof. J. C. Cram the proceeds
to he applied to tho purchase Of music and
books for the choirs. and to assist In paying the
orgsnists. The choip arc both good ones, and
have been working hard at their rehcarsals.--
Darts mouth Gazette, ri
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Youxa MxSs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Rooms IN
o.,,y s~est-er's ioek, Msln street. prsycr-mect-
~. 1,,.,o ~ to 10 4. A. ". Mission sabbath sehol,
- =, IN ana selAl meeting NJ Ia 1T Y. VI.
Az, ,ia ,seetlnk Monday evening. at Agaartsr 10
elxhi O'Clock.
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I,upp CoSsr. upsyilion) Main street. Charles Ten
,,.s p.st.r s@T,lce. az 10 Ia A. ". anil IL and
"a n NJ preschinE by the pNseof.
Rle class al the vestry saturday evenings AiIi-
All invited
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The details Of the Loan have been arranged with
special reference 10 tho wants Of all classes Of In
vcstor., and combine tho various features Of con-
vcnlence, safety, and protection against loss or
fraud.
Tho Bonds aro In denominations Of
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Equality Life Insurance Co..
OF VIRGINIA.
>h"SoHs WHY EVERY ONE Sn0ULp INSURE IN
THE EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE CON.

REASONS WHY EVERY ONE snoULp INSURE IN
THE EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE. COM
rANr OF RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
iRt. 1t is more LIBERAL to the ISSIy.
HEIRS than any other company, and will
eventually become PURELY MUTUAL and
belong 10 the INSURERS.
"a. ~ circulatcs It's money amongst its
patrons, who nre the insurers. Cons, /.
q"ehtly they arc continually getting the
oehont OF tho rapid nccuu,u'a,ions or the
ComPany, The money being invested 10y
'he Board OF Directors amongst the m.
surers. Therefore the insurers nre buil.l
ing up an institution peculiarly their OWL
and conducted for their benefit.
81. Nhe loans Of this company nrc as lii.
cra' as other companies who declare divi.
ufhds "t The end of the second, third and
.o"r'h years, out this Company at the enc,
OF The first and every year. Thereby ,hr
insurer saves several years iutcrcst on Ei>
loans oy insuring iu this Company. and II,
nsyer ioses his money it he pays up for ONE
WHOLE YEAR; whereas, in other GONNA.
n'rs, he has 10 remain m insurer for srv.
erni years, or he loses all the mo,:cy he Inns
paid. ""'
DANlD b. CLARK. President.
IiloS II. "YNNE, Vicr.Prcsi,lcnt.
JOHN Q. WiNN, Secretary.
Gencrnl JAMES II. LANE, Ac,uarv.
Dr.. i. Il Il ". ""5Nsis, bNvis,, Medical Advisers.
Judge JOHN a. MEREDITII, Counsellor.
DIRECTORS
). Is. WINSTON, Treasurer md Secretary
Il. +. l. =. r. II.
WM. j: JOHNSON, of johnson e. HINT.
Wholesale Groccrs.
"M. u. POWERS, Of Winston g. Powers.
Wholesale Groccrs.
ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Buckinr.
ham State Company.
r.. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams FIX.
press Company.
CHARLES 7. MORRIS, Morris t. Co.'S Su.
gar Refinery.
u. a: rEPLE, Superintendent Manchester
Cotton Wills.
JOHN Fl. TYLER, John II. & John Ty'cr
jewelers.. -
NOSES MlLLHlsER. Wholesale Dry Goods
TnOMAS S. BALDWIN, Clothicr.
JOHN N. G0DDlN, Cashier Plnntcrs' Bank,
'. Is; DoWELL. Superintendent Yves crn
~ Ohlon Telegraph Company.
aLEA: q. ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker.
GEoRGE L. HERRING, Wholesale Grocer
II. l.: BROWN, Of Browa, Jones g. Co.,
Wholesale Groccrs. >
a. BODEKER, Druggist.
.. nj. KosENBAUM, of S. g. ". Roscnbaum,
Try Gonds
Equality Life Insurance Co.
Examine is Pamphlets before you insure, It
n. Is 10 your Interest to do TO-
frlnc'pal oI1te lOl5 Mam Street, Richmond, "a.
AGENTS WANTED EvEnYwnnnr
JOHN n. CHAPMAN. DR.. JAS. McINrOSH
LOON h9ent. Examining Physician,
BENZ. g. EERIOT, Gen. Travelling Agt,
Sop. "A 81 ly. D. "
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Baltimore CORNER,
S1lhh3UNDER WAX
! g :Y'lL GU ! lla!I lla!IlNy@e
A,zgN ,.WlDlxER, !.

Now has The whole track apc,, and will
'un through the whole line from now mill
niter Christn,s. lip win also SUNNY
! SANTA C."'CS, and nll the Ladies', Gen.
tlcmen and Children, with the following
articles, and many others not hero men.
tioncd:
French aud American Candies, Fruits, In
tnns-Ir'ehcs, Pine Apple and Strawberry,
also Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Rui<ins, Figs,
Cnrran.s aud Ciron. NrTS-Cocoannt'
Almonds, FilhcrtS, English Walnuts, Pecan,
3r"z'l Nuts, Chcsnuts and Pintlrrs. OYSTERS
III Que aud two 10 cans. Lobster, Salmon
anu Iomat"rs, Sardi"cs. Mackarcl and
Codi>h licklrS in Nil sized jlrs, Brandy
Peaches. and Other Preserves and j.lics
OF all FlsvourS Spiccs-AllSnirc, Ginger,
Gloves, NutmcGS, Mace, Pepper, Mustard
Pepper Sauces, Tomato cntsup, Worcester.
shire Sauce aud Bull Sauce, Maccaroui nnd
Ncr'nacell, Olive Oil. Lemon Syrup, Break.
iaSt st'ipS, Shoulders, Sides, Lard, Soda,
Cheese, Green and Black Tea Coffee. Su.
Ear<, Momsscs. Flour, Meal, Sweet and
Irish Potatoes, anh Onions Sun,lrics-surh
ns concentrated lave, lSluruy, Starch
Shoe Hlarhing aud brushing, Table Salt.
Ink, l"wing and Smoking Tobacco, Mack
ah"y SnuIl, Scotch Snuff, Pipes Stems,
Zip" Head, Painted Buckets, Stone ware
indIS" and Mah,irr, Cnpprrns, and dive
Ss!hi's, Candles, Soaps, Fancy Soaps, lia,ir
Brushes and G"mbS, Perlumrry- Golosncs
and Extracts. ToyS--,lol- and No,ions in
endless variety. Fire Crackers, Fire Works,
my Rockets, Wheel Rockets, Roman Can.
dies. T"rrcdoes, and Triggers Nil set tor
Christmas.
Come one and all, great and
small, give Andy II call. am
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IlaIH 11L EApER G:nQ.K "
The Cheapest
is the Best !

Having sold many Of these stoves
IN the lust three ycars, and cvory ono
without exception having given en-.
Tire satisfaction, It Is with renewed
pleasure aud confidence that / axsin
bring It TO public notice,
The weight, the compsctncss. tho
fine material Of which IL Is n,ads. tho
beautiful appearance which prc.
semts, the quickness OF Its bokihp
the rnpidity with which IL boils, the
eicau'iness Of Its boiling nrrontc.
mcnts, the cnsy manner in which thc
holes on the top arc, changed from
tue smallest to the largest, 80 that
you can use the vtry largest vessel.
on the smallest stoves, oven an old
fashioned dinner pot, if you choose.
Inc finc sitter gratc on which tho
wood 'ics, the economy with which
IL saves fuel, the cnsineas with which
II Is kept clean, makes It the best.
compIctcst and most desirable stoyo
in tho market.
Besides the "Lcndcr," | keep or
hand variety Of other patterns MI
o. which ARE warranted 10 give salts.
faction. Shonl'l any particular mt.
tern he wanted, whi |, ! do not keen
on hand, will take pleasure In or.
dcring IL ut the very loves. price.
would also call attention 10 nv
lnrgc nnd we'll made stock OF tin.
"arn, which will sell ut low figures
Being prartircd workrna,, my.
sell of Over twenty years experience.
every article made ns well as eyerv
stove sold by &c, may be relied upo,
as the very hrst.
| only ask that you call before
buying elsewhere. Merchants az.
pceinlly will do well TO examine M,
wholesale prices. as I Am satisfied
TINT can nuke il 10 their ADVANTAGE
to buy from Inc.
W. II. WRIGHT.
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q 8 q g g s. g g. s. 8

TO TIE WORKING CLASS We arc now
pl0yment at home, the whole Of the timo or for
the spare moments. business new, lipht md
pIoftabie. Persons ofcI,her sex casiiy earn from
G. to 90 per evening. mud Il propnrt iona sum bv
deyoting their whole time to the business. iloys
nnd girls earn nearly MS much as men That iii
VINO see this notice mny send their address, mid
tcr 10 such as arc not well satisfied, we viii send
81 70 pay for tho trouble Of writing. Full mar.
tioalars, valuable sample, which will do 10 CONS
Literary Compnnon"- Of tho largest ond hcsf
FAMILY newspapers publslied-all sent free hv
mail, Reader, iryou want pcrma y ont, proiliabie
M, MMork, eadreSs Il. Z. ALLEN 4 CO., AuaUsrA,
'""'HH' Etr Dec. 8, 4S-Em.
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The Flight Of Time.

=
2 WhG saitk ''forgot,cn years arc deads'
, Timc mover 'dies;:
To Heaven departed years have sped.
/. There 10 record things done aud said,
35f:.Asd even the thoughts that rise
x And fall lkc waves, aud sccm
J 40 cyaHesccnt as u dream.
Vaip,y We deem tho Past Is gono -
III ull we feel, ..
IN all we wish, or nrc, or can.
That which liatl. been decides the man.
-, Tho Past Il very real,
And casts It's light or shadow DER
The, years that shall DC cvcrmorc.
To man immortal what arc wears?
In pilgrimage @.,
80 many miles, as still he ncars,
Through love and JOY, aud toll, mud tears,
Ills heavenly heritage.
Another milrstone stnulcth here!
Pilgrim! DC glnd-the las, Is ncar
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}, NEWTON FOWLEs, Agent,
-, Newbcrry, ). G.
E5S Agcuts Wanted. Liberal arrange.
mrhts will DO nude with men who MEtS
"osiNESs. June Q % lv.
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Iho cAROLNA FERTl1lzER is made from the phospnos
south Caona and pronounced by CHEMISTS the
pest Manurcs known only inferior Peruvian
ing Properties These Phophacs The
ana sea ANNALS qualities
riculturist. ~ -
We annex the analysis Of Professor Shcpard
Ara1 or HE or SOUTH CAROLINA
'n-n
HIgant dat
~
snt 10 3; Soluble IIs - % a@
'honole 6l7 to slmsluLl
g certify TO- tho uncrorx c M -
'"O ''fN''''!
w., will c..:,, ,,,,,,u, ,,, U.
ut $50 Of 1000 '0
GEO. w. WILLIAMS G. CO.. a.%
N :, , Factors
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

u. 4. THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
nand olia ialiassorlment Of tue above app, owed
cstes, Of different patterns, besides collins
81 :'is own make, all Of which hc Ia prepared
70 furniah at s'cry reasonable rates. with
promptncss and despatch.
Persons dcsirons Of having cuscs scnt by
railroad VIII have them sent FREQ of charge.
4 uearse Ia always on hand and will bc
inrlaisllad At the rate OF $40 per day.
thankful for phst patronage, tho sub.
senofr respectfully asks for a continuation
9, ihs saaG'es l'Gs aud assures illc public that
no eDort on Ills part viii bc spared to rcnder
the utfloat ea,istaction +.
fewberry 3. G, July 81. -,
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j. N. ROBSON, \
commission Merchant
Nos. l & 2, Atlantic Wharf,
CHA R l. T. STON s G.

Having ample means for advances, bus;
mess u experience Of twenty years, aid Con.
mhinS himself strictly to 4 Coninissioo
BUSINESS, without operating on his own 40,
count' respectfully solicits consign,ncnts or
'o!,o" Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c. ,%.',.'
nn'pprrs OF Produce to lin may, at tiliefr
option, l'avc their consignmcnts sold ci,hcr
10 Charleston or New York, lius having
Tue 'ns navan!age Of two markets, without Ok.
W n'Snop W. al: Wiglitnan, g.. G; Col.
s,' !" IN. johnson, Charlotte N. @; Rev. H. o.
aU""'ers' aU.'" r rem; Hon John i. King, An.
SaS'"; 81 G VIA; Messrs. Geo. W. Williams &
INV Toy1or "''ss'sstoH, e. res s. 81 Mcssrs. Willaps,
April % l7ly. ."@ ~ H. j
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NOTICE..

The creditors Of tho late THOMAS ".
HAKf, deceased, will render in their do.
mahds to my attorneys Mess. Fair, Popo l.
rope, on or before the l<s February, ncyt.
j. W1STAR GARY ~ :
Adm'r OF Est. OF Thos ". Gary, deed.
Dec 80, au-3t
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10 UWN& lWW!1eIWMso

70 OUN&wW
I"uE Advertiser. haviS been restored to
Il Il hcn.tIi IN few weeks, by very sim
pie remedy, after hnylng suffered several
years with severe lung affection, AMI thu
dread disease, ConSulnp'nn--Is anxious 10
make known to his fellow sufferers, the
nouns Of euro.
TO all who desire it, he will send conr
OF tho prescription used free of clnrgcj,
with the directions for preparing and using
me same. which they will nud sure cure
1nr Consnmptinp, Asthma, Bronchitis, ctc,
The objrct ot the Advertiser IN scnd:uR The
prescription Is 10 benefit the afflicted, md
spread informntton which lie conccivcs 20 hc
Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
nnd m"y prove blessing.
lari'es wishing The Prescription, will
REv, EDWARD 4. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co, N. Y.
June 2 81 ly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05
DIR. r. s. WHALEY.
SURGEON DENTISr

WOULD respectfully inform hs friends
and tho public generally. thnt ho can ho
donnlin his Office at Ncwbcrry, nj MI ,inco U'
p.rerircdand ready to servo them nroG,s'
Slnn"iiy, afthr most mod, rate rates.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05

The Amcriean-Is now ono of the Old..,
Companies in tho United States, Chartered
1850.
Tho Amcrican--IIas 1900 of Assets for
~, every Sl00 Of Liabilities
The Amcricnn-Ncvcr lost a dollar ar in.
vcstmcnts.
The American-Issncs policies Oil ALL, de-.
Sir"blc plans.
ne American-Makcs ALL policies nonfor.
ictablc.
rug Amerirnn-Pays Life Policies to the
~, insured at The age OF eighty yenrs.
Inc Amcrican-llas no unnecessary rcstric.
m ions on travel and residence.
me Observation-Disclosures dividends annual.
~ " at The end Of the first year.
lhc Amcrican--Pnys all losses nromntly.
has all the tables Of rates for Life. En-
'o"ment, Income Producing, Return Pre-.
Mum, Premium Reducing, Children's En-.
oowmr"t Policies, and grants Annui,ies on
most 'avora',lc terms. It's rates arc low.
Al mas both tho mutual and stock plans.
:. CALDWELL & BREN1ZER, Gcn'I Agents
Norm and South Caroiinn. Oflicc First
National Bank building, Charlotte, y. C.
=, REFER 10
Fix. Gov. Vnncc, Charlotte, n. C.
Gen. Jno. a. Young, Z"
Gen. Alexander, Columbia, s. G.
Col. 1as. Gibbs, {"
l.. ID. Childs, I"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-27

GONG TO ORGANIZE.-SOme charitably or
mischievously disposed individuals in Owyhee
propose to organize Young Mems Christian
Association in Silver City. Hill, of the Ara-
lanche appears to think some such organiza-
ton local necessity, and intimates that the
young men of Owyhee are given to "staying
out late O. nights" attending "Lanigans, jump
ing out of bedroom windows and sliding down
sign posts, and says they need something to
check their downward career. If they jump
out of anybody else's bedroom than their own
we are afraid that the organization proposed
would have tendency to aggravate the evil,
instead of curbing them in the exercise of their
midnight gymnastics. Sliding down sign-posts,
if not an innocent amusement, may, under GER
tain circumstances, be quite healthy recrea-
ton, if not INDUCED in too often. We would
suggest Lodge of the E Clampsus. in prefer
ence to the organization proposed
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-27

WHEN Daniel Webster was Secretary of
State, Signor Blitz called on him in Washing
ton, when the following dialogue took place:
"What has brought you to Washington"
II have come for an Office, sir.''
can office! What Office is there under the
Government of the United States suitable for
a magician?"
"To count money in the Treasury. I should
like you to take one hundred thousand dollars
of bank notes and count them carefully. I
will then count them also, when it viii appear
that there are only seventy-fve thousand"
"Ah! Signor," said Mr.. Webster, "that will
not do We have magicians in Washington
who, if q hundred thousand dollars were to
pass through their hands, would leave nothing
Of IT,"