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GE5 HEEiE al oa.btS III paying Dust
SHsSSiSiEtd ness. s.. kENySpY- 4l3
Chestnut ST, PHILADELPHIA junea0H4.
LCR:lLARc'S YACHT CLUB
Smoking is the finest Bright Tobacco made.
Being free f ON Nieorine. which is extracted
by n patent process, il does not iIlnre weak
constitutions Persons of sedcntary occupa-
tons. as well as students and literary men,
will find none Of the injurious after effects. re-
sultinc from ordinary tnbacco. 1t is much
lighter in ~eight than common tobacco, and a
pound viii last twice long as other kinds.
1t does rot clog the pipe, nor burn the
tongue. ras
LOaILLARD'S EUREKA Smoking
has become so popular. that many limitations
Of a worthless character are offered for sale BY
some dealers, because thcy can buy the c.un-
terfeit article for little less; and as the same
are calculated 20 deceive the Consumers. we
desire to direct theit attention to the imposi.
ton that is praci;ced npon tf.em:, as they are
tn e main losers fhcrehv. being obliged to pay
as nneh at re all for it as viii buy the genuine
article. ~
In addition to the above, we have many IA
vorite brands, which will be shown with pleas.
ure.. A Circular, giving prices, discounts.
terms, &C., will be mailed upon application
LoRILI.ARD CENTURY Chewing
has now become SO well known that we deem
i; useless TO pack 800 daily in the small tin
foil papers any longer, and have therefore dis
continued the same. Our various brands Of
Smokings, Chewings, Plug gobaccos,
and Snuff. will be found, upon trial, not only
popular goods. but at prices defying compcti-
ton from responsible manufacturers every
where. We are constantly producing novel
ties, 70 which tire NoTIcE OF THE Txape is in-
vited. J.. tORILIARD & CO., =
~. is & go Chambers Street, N. Y.r-
lure 30-iM. - 49, -.
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Nor NEw.-The Charter Oak Stoves were
introduced to the public twenty years ago, and
the demand for them has increased with each
succeeding year. TIE Excelsior Manufaetur-
ing Company is now prepared TO supply iE any
quantity, those who need good stove. -
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!. ?. * a N.

WHITE CLOUD LODGE, Ne. rs, A. F
9 A. M, meets at their Hall. third story oil
Oorlsnd's Building, on the Levee, on the
"wednesday night, on or before the Full Moon,
In each month.
n. M. WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
D. c. TAYEoa, See'y
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Agents-Canvassing Books sent free for
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TIE most remarkable book ever published.
being complete exposure Of the DOW erfui
considerations or Rings" preying on our
Government. Showing up all cliqnes, from
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Congr,ssmen as nell as minoy oserafors' system
attic depredations, conspiracies, Official cor.
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Over 20.0OO copies already sold.. Agents
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lNfArrHzw HALE SMITHS su1v poor,
VI TWENTY YEARS AMONG TRE !
BULLS and BEARS
OF WALL STREET. =

$50 Pages Finely Illustrated. Price $2.M.
IL shows the mysteries Of stock and gold
gambling. and the misesies Of un:prtsnats
ard fiauds Of operators. IL tells hov milljops
are made and lost in = dsy, boz shssvd men
are ruined. hlw corners" are made in esais.,
and Produce, how ron.n .specuiate on de
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Made of Poor Rum, W hiskey. Proof Spi.
rits, and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced
Is Tonics,, 81 Aopetizers," Restorers," &C.,
that lead the tippIer on to drunkenness and
ruin, but are a true medicine, made from the
native Roots and Herbs of California, rarr
FROM ALL ALCOHOLIC SrrxuLANrs. They are
the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE. a perfe~t Renovator
and Invigorator OF the Systen, carrying OF all
poisopous matter. and restoring the blood to q
healthy condition. No person can take these
Etters according to directions, and remain
long upwell. -, a =.
800 will be given for an incurable case,
provided the bones are not destroyed BY min.
eral poiscns or other mans, and the vital or
gsns wasted beyond the point Of repair:
For yO0am N afOrv ana Chronic Rn o0S
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CUGAR CANE & SORGHUM MILLS,
~ Evaporators and Horse Powers, en-.
bodylng all the recent Improvements, and Il.
king the lead Of every kind in msrket. Man.
ufactured BY GEO. L. SQUlER 1 BRO,
Buffalo. N. Y. Either Sugar or Sargo Msna-.
ais for 1870 sent free. june 2-lv.
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Religious Notices.,

Quarterly Meeting at the II. E. Church. on
Sunday, July 10th. Two sermons will be
preached by Rev. W. K. MARSHALL Every.
BODY invited. r5..
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YES! 1T IS TRU 7.

That the Best Morsrs-the Best Drapp,rs-
the Best Seif- R0ksrs To he found in the world
are the Original and Reliable Double Motion
A:tr,-s "a .c'.iacs. made by the lETNA
MANUFACTUR ING co, of Salem, Ohio.
Send for Pamphlet containing particulars.
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CHeArrsr AND BEsr.-Mrs. Whtcomb's 81.
rub for children is sold By druggists for y
cents bottle, and is an admirable preparation
for infantile disorders.
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In wiihdrasi from the firm, would be
speak for Mr.. Harpster the patronage of nv
friends, which has been so literally bestowed
upon me while In business. s.
jun-9s4. JOsEPHUS UTT.
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CANVASSERS WANTED FOR PUNCllINELL0

The great original illustrated comic ~eek!y
paper. The first 10 numbers sent on receipt Of
60c; single nnnbers l0c. Liberal terms to
agents. Splendid Chrome Premiums to sub
ecrlbers. Address Punchinello Publishing Co.,
IS Nassau ST., N. Y. Post Office boz 2. 7S3.
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%, A laborer on Williams Whitman
brick yard, died on Tuesday evening, from the
effects, of oveIheating, and drinking large
quantities of cold water. on Saturday.
A sarEcranD.-one or two doses of Dr.
HeEry's Root and Plant Pills, il taken in time,
will often prevent a serious attack of sickness.
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nV AT 9 Agents make more mon
v ~ LO. ey with our sxl0 Engra.
wings. than with snything ever ISSUED. They
are light. cheap, sell fast, and pay handsome
". Send for circular. Address R. SAN
june9w4.
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NEW CROP TEAS.
GREAT REDUCTION.
GET FRESH G00DS AND SAVE MONEY
The Great American Tea Company,

1 . y
Established 1861
are now receiving the choicest EAnLY PIckixGs
NEW CRoP TEas from the best cultivated dis
tricrs Of China aud Japan.
| These Teas have beer selected with great
care, and with especial reference to the taste
and wants Of our customers. They are very
fresh. and OF the choicest favor
| We shall now fill "club orders" from these
new crops Teas in quantities TO suit our cus-
toners, at greatly reduced prices, while the
goods are Of the freshest description. Liberal
discounts allowed to Clubs Of $50 aud upwards.
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
Ooiong (Blaek>, Soc, 60c, Zoe. Soc. best
80 cts.
Mixed tcrcen and Black). Soc, Coo, Zoe.
SIC, best 81 cts.
S0uchnng fB!ack), S0c., 9Dc., best 81.
English Breakfast (Black), best 81 Is
Imperial tGreen), Soc. 90c., 81. 81 10, bes.
81 25.
Young Hvson tGreen), G0c., Zoe, Soc, 9Oc.,
81, 81 10. hest 81 90
Unco!ored Japan. soc. 81 81 10, best 81 90.
Gunpnwder (Green). 81 %, best 81 SO.
Coffee Roasted and Ground Daily.
GfouxD COFFEE, I5c, Doc, 25c., Soc 35c.
per pound. Hotels, Saloons, Boarding house
keepers. and Families who use large quantities
of Coffee, can economic in that article by
using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DIN
NER COFFEE, which We sell at the low price
If a5c Fer pound, and warrant to give perfect
satisfaction.
Con nmers can sare from s to 8 profits by
purchasing Of the Great American Tea Com
parry.
BY our system Of supplying clubs throughout
the country, consumers ia all parts Of the Uni
ted Stairs can receive their teas ut the same
prices with the small additional expense of
transportation ms though they bought them at
our wholesale warehouses in this city,
All Goods Warranted or the Money Refunded.
POST OFFICE ordow and drafts make
payable TO the order OF the GREAT AMERICAN
Ira ConPANY. Direct letters aud orders to The
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Nos. 81 aad SO Ve>cy Street,
Posr-oFrr Box No. 5643, New York CRY
june 3c-iS. -
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elnc NADc and Equipments manuiae.
Ttn6 OHf . tured BY CAIRNS 4 Bso., sue.
ecssors to II. T. GaaTAcAr, 143 Grand Street,
n Y. Established 1896. Send for circulars
and prices. -, june 2-lw.o-..
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I ADDE'S, HATS at Cost. for 30 days, at
La VAN BuSKiRK & co.'s,
June 49, .4- --,,...-s --sa.. =-v
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"A Model Ho11ae.

"a NAodSl aou9o.
Being cripple, have made house planninEa
special study. One built last season has prov.
ed q model Of convenience, beauty, and econ.
omy. Descriptive circulars Of Plans, Views,
etc.. with general information of value to ali,
sent free. Address, with stamp or script n
conveniently GEO. ]. COLBY; Architees,
Waterbury, Vermont. june 2-4~. g
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Moore's Rural New Yorker, 3
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

!. 0. - o. P.
WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6, 1. o.
vy d. q. meets at Odd Fellows Hall. second
ptsry Of DorIand's Building, Oh the Levee,
vvery Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Bro
shsrs 10 good standing are cordially invited to
visit the Lodge.
Al. OwEN, r. s.
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Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the copart-
IN nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, ia this day dissolved. by mutual
consent, by the ~ithdrawal Of Josephus UT
from the firm. Joel Harpster becomes respon.
sib!e for all demands against the firm, and
will receive all moneys due the came.
White Cloud, June 81, 1870.
JOSEPHUS UTT,
j. HARPSTER.
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UT s. Mauclx Flour,
AT MILL PRICES,
Always on hand, BY Pound or Hundred.
EASTERN DEct1NEt
EASTERN DECttNEt
EASTERN DEcttNEt

Thanking oar customers for past patronage,
We continue to solicit their trade, promising 10
more fully supply their wants in the future.
Our stock and trade being larger. and there
having been . recent decline in almost all
goods, We can and viii give our patrons THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES. In heavy goods.
We have oil advantages tbeing on vatcr) over
Inland or Railroad To.ns. IS river frsishss are
eseapest. No transferring from Railroad to
River, and from River to Railroad. ss our
neighbors. but through freights. aud We viii
give you the advantage.
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II Those 20 whom We have sent bills. have
generally Responded promptly and cheerful!y. A
few have got RULED, and sent short replies. Ore
advises Us not to stare our shirt That is just
the trouble with US. We have torn our shirt
blamed near of, and want the money to buy new
ones.
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q Williams & Whitman have just finished
bsrping kiln Of brick, which they claim to DC
the best brick ever turned out in this region.
TIE, expect to be able to supply the demand
f.or, nov on. See their advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

n See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen.
esry, headed Book for the Million-MARRI-
AGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t should
be read By all. y
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3GENTS HHSTED.-si80 to sxa PER Msxfi- cTsr.
ss"fn Schooi TERRIERS. Smart Ysrss uks ssS Lsiiss
rInfrd 10 GasrasS forf AZ poaE " p y
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" Couldn't some of our citizens get few
of those useful quadrupeds in a toun-dogsl
The scarcity Of the article might be taken by
strangers as an evidence of poverty. They are
useful Up soothing the slumbers of the virtuous
The other night, there vas really space of
t.o minstes in which twenty five or more dogs
were not baying in full chorus. and the unusual
silence actually awakened US. Hydrophobia is
now prevalent IN the country. and IL would be
q pleasant thing to get among the dogs of this
;oeoruorated village.
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Was;ea in paying busi-
SHHSSiTaEtd hess. s. KENNEDY. 4l3
Chestnut ST, Philadelphia. Isl. junea0w4.
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THURSDAY, FEB. 10.

THURSDAY, r ED. ~.
No Chaplain present.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence. 81
Read and assigned-Bill an act to incor-
porate the Shin Brook Dam Company.
On motion of Mr.. SMITH of Hodgdon,
Ordered, That so much of the Land Agents
Report as recommends legislation, be refer
red to the Committee on State Lands and
State Roads.
Mr. VosE, from the Judiciary Committee,
on order inquiring what legislation is required
to make more effectual the provisions of
chap. of the public laws of 1869, reported
legislation inexpedent.
Same member, from the same committee,
reported leave to withdraw on petition of A.
Wilcox ct ais, for repeal of the law relating
to cattle running at large.
Mr.. SPAuLDING, from the Committee on
Legal Reform, made the same report on Pc
tition of j. S. Bracket ct ais, for bounty on
hawks.
Mr.. BARTON, from the same Committee, re-
ported legislation inexpedent on order in
quiring into the expediency of authorizing
towns to compensate enginemen for their SER
vices.
Mr.. BoSNEY, from the Judiciary Commit
the on petition of Geo. b. Leavitt for change
of game laws, reported that the same be re-
Mr.. BAKER, from the Committee on Legal
Reform, on report of the Commissioners on
the Revision of the Public Laws, reported bill
an act to provide for the organization OF plan
tations, and that the same be printed and re-
committed.
Mr.. MILDRAM, from the same committee,
on order reported bill an act relating to pun
ishment Of selectmen and assessors for NAL
feasance in Office. Ordered printed.
Mr.. BAKER, from the same committee, on
the recommendation of the Commissioners on
the Revision of Public Laws, reported bill an
act to amend chap. 63 of the Revised Statutes,
relating 70 notices in Probate Court. Order
ed printed.
Same member, from the same committee,
on same recommendation, reported bill an aci
tor the formation of manufactures and other
corporations. Ordered printed.
Mr.. SPAULDlNG, from the same committee,
on order, reported bill an act to abolish capt.
tai punishment. Ordered printed.
Mr. HATHORN, from the Committee on Ed
ucation, on petition, reported resolve in IA
vor Of the Maine Central Institute. Ordered
printed.
Mr. BoSNEY, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported ought to pass on bill an act to
make valid an act of the High Street Church
In Portland. Read and assigned.
Mr.. VosE, from the same committee, on
recommitted bill an act additional to chapter
PTS of the private laws of 1868, comforting
special powers on the city of Portland, re-
ported the same ought to pass in new draft.
Read and assigned.
Mr.. BoNNEY, from the same Committee,
on bill an act to amend an act to incor
porate the Maine General Hospital, reported
the same ought to pass. Read and assigned.
Same gentleman, from same Committee, re-
ported ought to pass on bill an act to change
the name of the Gardiner Camp Meeting Asso-
citation. Readand assigned. .. .g-
Mr.. HUME. from the Committee on Legal
Reform, made the same report on bill an act
to incorporate the Amsebescock Steamboat
Company. Read and assigned.
Mr.. MnDRAM, from the same Committee,
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Senate.

THURSDAY, Feb. 10.
Met according to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. KICKER of Augusta.
Records read and approved.
Papers from the House disposed of in con-
currence.
Mr. GRAY, from Committee on Maine State
Insane Asylum, reported resolve appropria-
ting $4,000 for the purpose of finishing and
furnishing the new wing to the institution and
other building purposes. Assigned for to-
morrow.
Mr. HANSON, from Committee on Manufac-
lures, reported bill an act to incorporate the
Madison Manufacturing Company. Assigned.
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Same Senator, from same Committee, re-
ported bill an act to incorporate the Lincoln
Woollen and Cotton Manufacturing Company.
Assigned. M
Mr.. CUSHING, from Waldo County Delega-
ton, reported bill an act to establish the
salary of Judge of Probate of Waldo County.
Assigned. T
Mr. NEAILEY, from Committee on Legal
Reform, reported legislation inexpcdient, on
order relating TO furnishing Judges of Police,
&C., with copy of acts and resolves OF this and
subsequent legislation.
Mr. LINDSEY, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported legislation ineypedient upon the
following: an order repeating chap. 70 OF
the laws of 1861; of an order inquiring If
legislation is necessary concerning bonds
given by Inspector Generals of lime; OF an
order amending the law relating to paupers
who are not residents of the State.
Same Senator, from same Committee. re-
ported leave to withdraw on petition of Noah
Boothby ct ais, asking that Waterville and
Winslow may be authorized to purchase the
charter, Sc. of Ticonic Bridge Company.
Also leave to withdraw, on petition of ChaS
F. Pillsbury ct ais, for change of pauper
laws.
Same Senator, from same Committee, re-
ported reference to Committee on Railroads,
the petition of John Buck ct ais, of Orland,
for authority to loan credit and take stock in
a railroad.
On motion of Mr. WEBB, the vote whereby
the bill authorizing h. S. Williams to navi-
gate Moose Pond, was passed to be engrossed,
was roconsdered, and on motion of same
Senator it was ordered to lie upon the table
and be printed.
On motion of Mr. BUFFUM, the vote ac-
cepting the report of the Committee on Edu-
cation. granting leave to withdraw, on petition
of seectmen of Dexter and Corinna, in re-
gard to establishing Ridge School District
was reconsdered, and on motion of same
Senator the report was recommitted to same
Committee.
Mr. BuFFuM, from Committee on Interior
Waters, reported bill an act to authorize ii.
r. Mountfort ct ais, to be incorporated under
the title of Goose Pond Dam Company. AS
signed.
Mr.. LANG, presented petition of S. l.. Mil
liken ct ais, of Belfast, praying that Bicktord
G. Mathews of Liberty may be paid for SER
vices on highway in Liberty.
Read and assigned-Bill an act to incor-
porate the First Methodist Episcopal Society
of Biddeford; resolve directing the Land
Agent to designate and set apart certain lots
of land in aid of Mills in Moro Plantation in
Aroostook county; an act to establish the fees
OF the Commissioner OF ashlhgtoh county
an act to incorporate the Penobscot Valley
Steamship Company; resolve in favor OF
Maine Insane Asylum an act to incorporate
the Madison Manufacturing Company an act
to incorporate the Lincoln Woolen and Cot
ton Manufacturing Company; an act to es-
tablish the salary of the Judge of Probate in
Waldo county; an act to incorporate the
Goose Pond Dam Company.
Passed to be engrossed-An act TO amend
sec. of chap. 80 of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to the Inspection OF lime; an act to
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS.

Extra copies of any issue of the DAILY kENNE-
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PRICES FOR EXTRA COPIES:
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The Reporters in each House will give an impair
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type. -ss ss4a .s.- 81
DON'T DYE, but use bottle or two OF that incom'
parable articlcAnown az NATURE's HAIR REsroR'
ALIVE 1t makes the head feel SO good Sold ev-
erywhere. See advertisement q t2ajan'd&wtt
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DifD.

Tn Jacksonville, Fla 2sth ult., at the residence of
her uncle p Moody, Esq, Miss Julia NJ. Frost, for
meriy of this city, aged 81 years 10 months.
weary one at rest ..
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Oysters Oysters Oysters 4!
Try Them! Try Them!
WE receive our Oysters fresh from the ship at
w Portland and open them ourselves, and you
get them fresh from the she'll
You will also find at our market good supply of
Fresh Fish.
Belfast CLAIMS,
, Smoked Halibut, ott
Prime No. I Mackerel,
and general assortment of
Salt and COrned Fish!
Cushing & Holmes,
Near Railroad Bridge, WATER ST.,
tlofeb.3m .aUGUST.a, WE.