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Business NotItts.

Celebration NJ Grand Park.
Parties who DESIRE to participate 10 the celebration
OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
on MONDAY, JULY L.
will take the EARLIER TRAINS
att A. NJ ana A. VI.
But all who leave on the 1l!Sy A. ". train.
VIII arrive In time Tor the EXTRA COLLATION. and
AFTERNOON SALE
Carriages Will be IN attendance upon the
arrival of each train.
ladies and gentlemen be assured that NO
FIRE WORKS, Will be permitted on the grounds, and
every provision viii he made the comfort and en-.
tortainment OF visitors.
REMEMBER trains leave depot, corner OF nth ~,
and 9TH ay., At A. NJ, A. NJ, and 1880 A. NJ.
ANDREW WILSON, JR.,
81 Broadway,
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= Cove and i.oslyn, Landing at Mnite'tonc. Greas
Neck, Sands Point Motifs Docs, and t,enwood. The
elegant steamer Scsvanhaks, Capt. Charles Fost VIII
leave Pier -, East River Peck Siipi Monday July
Late 4. NJ and S1h st., Last River, at gl5 for tho
anove andingsi relnrhng wiz leave RIOS VI at g5.
sands Point ~ i2o, Great Neck i:ln Whlt,stone at
$50, arriving a. her pcr about 7. NJ Fare GOc each
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The steamer META rams regularly every day leaving
9Th st., East River, $50, 1890 2:0; Peek sip IusE
River, SEQ liO, $40 Fulton Ferry, Drook n, at "
~ and o'cock -
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THE PRECIOUS PIGNY.


md IN icw minutes was on his way TO receive the
embrace OF his almost distrie ed mother
when the train arrived at Pgssaic an enthusiasm
arose such A. never been known in the old town
since The Indians christcned II Aquackanonck
People cheerod and yelled. The bells were sci To
ringing, and in few minutes there was mucI real
heartfelt JOY among the good folks OF the village 40
new nation had been born an Old one saved
The Sun representative found Maurice Atkirson
to be young gentleman Of great self possession-a
fine choking little fellow With haEen hair and n
broad honest face tanned Glmos' 30 brownies
Mhen asked why he had taken his sudden trio 10
New York, he replied with perfect frankness:
WHY went 10 get this lead pencil and a gen.
tlCman tie cars gave II TO me. And do YOU
know he didn't charge cent forit tell you ne
was q nice man"
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Excursions.

SECOND GRAND SUNDAY ENCIRsION
- 81 The gorgeous steamer PLY iOu1u i.Ot X Com
nnndcr L. V. Tton, 10 Poughgccpsc, landing ~ New
hurgh only, on sunday. July 8. 1871 leaving Pier -.
y. II foot Of Murray 4 atko'eock 4. NJ preci % y.
ana foot OF Sith st.. r.. AZ 81 o'cOCN a. ~. Return
Ing. leave Poughkcrpsi at O'CLOCK T.. NJ landing az
NeEDurEh. aud aIIvnt NJ 9Th ST., New York about
T. NJ. The celeb rated Restaurant ~ carte will he
especially stocked Tor TIN occasion, The lInd 81
YIN krElmcut y. e.. : =. \. Will discourse choice
music during the ent ire trp. Fnrts-TO Nowbufch,
Si ioughkccnsf, Sl.ej. Excursion tickets Tor tao
round trip to Ncwburgh. $50; Pou rhheersic 81:
rom Newburgh 10 Poughk cepsie SOC
JAMES FISK, Lr, President
VI. II. sMoNs. Managing Director
CuAs. H. kIAiBALL. Gen. Pass Agent.
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quoted OK coupon. The market c;ossf strong, and
Henry Clews Co.. % Wall street, report at p. NJ.
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NOI,1h RIVER Lane
Inc steamer NOlNALk runs regularly every dav,
leaving West l0h 81. u, 0..l 1870 a:sui Warren VI
North RIVER, at $40, 1910 $40 Pier North Iiycr at TO-
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TIE CHEAPEST AND BE,.T Excl RsI0V

he with he stca,ner MI VnnEi tr'n NG% hoGE WI
lpr, from Pier y, Il At 10 O'Clock, fIr kEl rDNI n.
>; keun ~ A. O'Clock Z. VI. rare lor the ENeUr.o1.
slons on that daN giving aNtcW OF the Lower Bay aud
ssui ro9n4lngs Leave Key port Fourth OF Ju! mora
Good Music and extra iaI rc ,lccl- for Dancing
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SLEEPING cans WE'RE uNKNowx I;

mat there are now no through beyond Buffalo, eT.
Gipt Sleeping caIs that trains pass through Buffalo at
iEnlanghl and and IN the morning, and to con pei
pmselI.s by coping cars 10 change there would he
RfeM ana needless Inconvenience ana unendurAb
lnposni0n npon tue travelling pubic that sleeping
cars on lhe Erie road ran through to Cleveland before
any were INTRODUCED on the q ntrAl, IN detrment 10
the interests VI tho Buffalo and state Line ioad
owing to the lateness OF the hour II bciuI amer 5
O'Clock, Judge hrnard adjourned the further near.
Ing Of the argument until ~ A. K. teddy.
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In long article denouncing Senator
Hamlin and Speaker Blaine, the Portland
advertiser "a very strong friend to Gov.
Chamberlain) says, "Thc Biddeford Jour
nal already announces that nobody who
has a political future will oppose the
Blaine Hamlin candidate for Congress in
this district. But what Is a political fii'
ture worth. II 1t is to DO simply future
of contcnted subsorviency to the plans OF
two gentlemen, who censing to represent
any public interest are merely pushing
their private fortunesP" The Adcertiscr
went long way round in order to lug
this JOURNAL into its senatorial article
and when II got In, 1t found or might have
found that 1t had, Internationally Of
course, misrepresented us. We said nc
such remark ms that attributed to us, MOI
have we in tho remotest manner spoken
of the subject Of our next U. S. Senator,
OF all the republican political papers OF
this State tho Advertiser alone has deemed
II wise to open that campaign. We, nj
least, do not intend to be diverted by any
side shows, til VIC get out of tho wilder
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ness.
POLITICAL.

A wise Congressman Is silly enough
to think, and foolish enough to say, that
tho articles in tho newspapers against the
personal income tax nre NIL tho work OF
one person. If every voter In the coun-
try opposed to this tax were To write to
tho member Of Congress from his dis
trict on the first day Of May (Which they
can 10 without prur,ying the postasc)
there would be no doubt Of tho unanim-
ity Of public sentiment upon this qucs-
ton.
Robert w. Hughes, u prominent Vir-
ginia rebel. says in Frccdmcn's celebra-
ton: ..
"Having boon myself rebel until the
close of the war, II was natural that
should have arrived ut the conclusion
slowly and reluctantly (but entertain 1t
profoundly that tho policy Of tho Ro-
publican party Is the only policy that can
settle The controversies OF tho late war,
and restore final and substantial peace
between the sections and races"
A Washington special says that the
last debate in tho House on tho income
tax indicates that the tax Is to DO con-
tinued in some shape. The Western
members generally incline that way, say
ing that II Congress should repeal the
tax, Western Democrats would make II
ono of tho issues of the fall campaign,
that Congress had relieved tho wealthy
classes while continuing tho burdens up
on the poor. It is probable that tho tax
will be reduced. Tho House viii vote
in this way, but tho opposition In tho SEN
ate is stronger. and that body may refuse
to continue the tax In any shape.
Jcr. Davis, in his letter denying tho re-
port Of Senator Cameron's remarks to
him at tho time the Southern Senators
withdrew. says, Enthusiastically:
.Mcn hnd not then reached tho degree
of qualification which caused tho with
drnwal OF States from the Union to be
called .Rebellion;' and, the only remark.
80 far rs / know. made by any Senator.
which had tho least practical bearing. was
the expression Of Mr.. Hale Of New lamp
shire. that no expected us all soon to como
back" III I.fr. .
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wives, and destroyed thom all by tickling
tho solcs Of their feet when they were
sleeping In the CONSEQUENCES Of Innocence
and virtue. On being brought u the
scaffold and asked If he was sorry for what
he had done. he replied. yes, ho was sorry
for having let 'em of SO easy, and hoped
all Christian husbands would pardon him
the offence. Let this be n warning TO all
young ladies to be particular in the char
acter OF the gentlemen Of their choice.
Observe that his fingers are curlcdas II in
the act Of tickling, and that his face Is
represented with wink, rs no appeared
when committing his barbarous murders. w
Amer twenty-sevcn of these descriptions
by the buSom lady of the caravan, the at
mospherc becomes opprcssively hot and
sitting. and the audience may DO excused
for seeking the open air. So, bidding
Mrs. farley and her wax-igures goodbye,
OBTAINING only the proprietor Of the Show
for future use, they move on and are al
ready out Of sight.
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OUR OWN STATE.

An assault was made last Tuesday by con-
vict of tho Thomaston prison upon the Deputy
wor,len, with knife, cutting him In the face,
but not fatally Tho town OF jay have voted
SIC. 900 10 Hutchins and Lane 10 remove their
box factory from Livermore Falls, 10 that town,
and $1,000 have been raised by private sub
~scription.-Incendirie arc at work In Portland,
and several buildings Of late have been fired.
Last Wednesday night they succeeded in burn
ing carriage factory on Brattle street. when
no fire had been used for . week.
P.S & p. r. Ron and after next Monday,
May ID, the @ O'Clock express trains between
Portland and Boston VIII commence running.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays they
will run over tho Boston 4 Maine, and on Tues
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays over tho Eas-
tern. Our citizens will receive this information
with great pleasure.
In the public meetings held In Paris Sunday
to discuss the plebisoitum, majority. OF the
audiences declared In favor Of abstaintng from
voting on tho 9th Of May. Signor Crnndri,
the Italian banker, we'll known for his rePab-
lican proclivities, has presented lOO,OOo francs
TO tho anti-plebiscitum counties.
The Oxford Democrat says that Henry i.
Fits. Custom House officer stationed at Dam
vile junction, has detected, lately. frauds In
the maniferts Of shipments OF grains, &C., to
the value Of 1900. The Democrat remarks
that this shows the importance Of an officer ut
that point. 500 -.-...
The Arc says that tho Belfast paper mills are
again manufacturing Newspaper 70 some extent.
II Is Of about 30 per cent. wood and makes .
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xLI. CONGRESS.

April n. The Senate was not IN session and the
House was occupied In discussing the matter Of grant
Ing snys Of absence and ,s income tst: N, ,s
forcement OF the 18th mandnient The Senator In
sisted on its amendment the income tax, and Com
Ca%t {. %as susS on s census S S
passed consolidating the Statues. giving three
s..nss to 9ss s.'0 e. rSiIa s s' s
CHE time e. q f wa: valid e ns s"f
to the COMMITTEE on Education, bin regulating the
foreign and cossting trade on the Canadian frontier
HOUsE. A larYr numl,cr of bills were introduced
and referred, among them one for reducing tax
enuc taxes and ten per cent on import duties except
spirits tobacco &c that no ncome on salarys Dec
except ON dsriIicrs brewers and Of
bacc9, snnf and cigars re,olntlon intrusinE she
Ss GS Ssr. .s% S 81 ns @
S.s S ne %l SS @" s
absence q Ut Dawes On Tnnr;dsy s'ePlng wh aes
cuslng several members the subject was dropped. A
Joint resolution was adopted 70 prccure an appropriate
panchings &c., was discussed in Committee OF the
Whole until the committee rose.
nc.e Indemnity nnBd referred 20 the Foreign Com
mittee. Mr.. sherman from the Finance COMMITTEES.
opinion that charge ought 10 be made In the rate of
taxation of distilled spirits. Mr. Wilson reported
substitute for the House Any bill Mr. Wiley MFR.
the net proceeds Of the sales ofthe public lands among
the several stats for educational purposes &c. adopt.
e bill for the survey NJ the Darien ship canal aud
railroad wa. referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Re
latious. Adjourpei. G.. ..... -
HopsE.-Mr. Niblsck reported that the fortinca-
tion Appropriation BIN be nSdc the special order for
May S s ~ ~ EssaS
passed providing that special agents shall exsine the
custom officers accounts. A bQl establishfek DE.
partnent NJ Justice was reported aud laid over until
c ON the Income tax hin. In Committee of the Whole
the duty on iron bars rolle hanered non, l2 Ia
inches wide and Inches thick was hxcd nj I'D per
ton that ON bars more than inches Thick, also on
those between IL and inches wide and l-2 aud u
OF an Inch thick at t220 per ton. AZ the etening
sion the duty square rOis oyals half round irou and
wire less than 5l6 of inch In diameter, l2 cents
per pound. Tive next paragraph on nat hoop, tube,
scrp aud scroll irun struck out and the HOUSE adj
inurt
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Very truly yours.
Jas. Ii. MCMILLAN.

| BrppEroRp, April 90, 1870.
Hon. JouS LYNCH, NJ. C., Washington, ID. c.
Dear Sir:
Your letter and telegram Of the 10th inst. are
before me. wrote you yesterday the eau sc OF
my delay. in answering them. Pressure ofbusi-
ness should compel me TO defer 1t longer tlan
now, but as may have placed you In false
position Mt home, desire to state to you upon
what my published letter was tascl, and am
willing TO make public your explanation but can
not publish your letter Of the 10th, as 1t is not
satisfactory; neither was yours Of the 9th, In
reply to my telegram, "use all your influence
to prevent cotton machinery being admitted
frcc.'
| when the memorial was presented by the
Hon. Mr.. Buckley Of Alabama, l did not give
| il much attention, nor even when the Com
mittce Of WAYS and Means agreed to admit
Il free; for felt as expressed by my associates,
"that all the New England members would do
all in their power to protect us"
| also felt II WAS unnecessary to have any anx-
iety sf,cr repeated kilograms, letters and var
ions call; 10 be In Washington, until received n
letter from J., Lassell, esq, Treas, OF the
Within Machine Works, wbitinsyille, Mass,
addressed to A. ID. lockwood, esq, Of Lewiston,
saving should be in Washington, rs some OF
the memt ers of New England needed to be in
] formed in regard to the measure; that "the
plan had been assented to by the Committee Of
Ways and Means, and many Of our New Eng
land members, among them Mr.. Lynch OF Bid
deford district" II was upon this and the rest
Of his letter lyon can have 1t II you wishl and
Mr.. Buckley's speech. that my published let.
ter aidressed to you, was based; and upon all
H.. an. Eli,or m tho Riddef,rt Journal pro-
pared his Editorial at my request and the let
ter nom Washington to which he refers, was
from Mr.. Lassell.
shall be very glad TO publish any satisfact-
DRY explanation Of what Jour position was In
regard to the admission Of cotton machinery
free before you received my telegram and letter.
Ihave no desire to place you in false posi-
ton before your constituent: ana am waiting &c
do oil l can to place you right IN the matter
Very truly yours,
| Jas. II. Mcmillan.
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Cambridge Cattle Market April 20.
Caiila Rhsen A LAMB lIarnea RHin<

And iiOOCalves.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extrs 81 oOD Si3 q first
quality $i2O@ si275 second quality 81 u % II IS;
third quality 80 % - 80 60.
Prices Of Store Catsle-Working Oxen, ' pair,
$50, 500, $40 % $50.
Mich Cows and Calves from SIS, 80. SIS q tlon
three years old $40 % $50.
Prices Of Sheep and IAmbs-In lots 81 90, 81 o.,
siD s....Ass b each; extra IS AoO $3.50, or Rom
'S vs.i Calves Z y; q 90 o 5000.
Hides Z a.. y n. Taliow % Gle Hb.
Pelts 7jc % 81 IS each. Calf Skins iG 20 l7c Y b.
Prices of Poultry-Rxtrs ~ % 2c prime - .
2Dic, good - q 1906 medium $50 isie' poor 70
medium lie y n. .....
N. Il. Beef-EXtn and arst quality include mo-
thing but the best large, OF, stan.f Oxen second
stalled Cows, and the best three year old steers,
ordinary consists of Dulls and the refuse OF lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, aud when those Of
"a inferior quality arc thrown out.
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Post Mortem Biographies.

Mr.. Lynch's paper, the Portland Press,
on Friday contains the dubious announce
niient, "Mr. Lynch yindicatcd,s over the
copy of the letter signed by the forty-6vc.
In the light OF recent disclosures we are
content to rest that part of the prosecution
to the action Of the peoples jury, which,
in this case, is not Mr.. Lynch himself, not
his Assessor, not his appointccs to office,
neither his paper. On Monday there APP
pears under the head of "Mr. Lynch's
Supporters in York County, biographical
and very lively sketches of exactly
twenty-sevcn out of forty-iiyo, which
gives this oxactf ormula-I5 :Y:: 20.
Are only twenty-sevcn worthy of memo
rails of departed worth are the others of
no account p IL thcy were SO insignifi-
cant rs not to deserve mention, why were
they invited. and not only invited but
urged TO sign the ccrtiicate3 To besurc
the Press might well DO excused from
giving biographies of the two democrats
whose names were upon the list, but II
should not have said "shoo, ily," to the
rest.
The style of the Press reminds us very
much Of the exhibition tone of Mrs. Jar
ley with "Twenty-sevcn figures the full
sizo of lifc,-the only stupendous collec-
ton of real wax-work in the world;" but
there was one thing and only one thing
wanting in the beautiful description given,
to fully bring back the pleasant readings
of Dickens, and that was, the poetry of
the first, but not tho only Mrs. farley.
with the f.yorito air Of "If had &C., "
beginning.
'.Ir I had donkey wc, Wouldn't 20
To see Ms. JARLEY's wax-work show,
DO yoa think I'D acknowledge hilpl
Then run to Jahey's-"
and rs we glance down the array Of names
pointed out by the exhibiting old lady Of
the Press. we hear her, rs she touches
figure Mt tho beginning Of the platform.
saying. That Is an unfortunate Mail Of
Honor in the time Of Qncen Elizabeth,
who died from pricking her finger in con-
sequence Of working upona Sunday. COB
serve the blood which is tricklins from
her finger; also tho gold-cycd needle Of
the period. with which she is ut work. y
While again pointing, she finds another
figure for a gushing description. as she
MARBLES forth. still preserving her exhibit
ton tone. THAT, ladies and gentlemen, Is
Jasper Paekiemerton Of atrocious memo
~. who courted and married fourteen
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Uy.,,u ny Coon LIyISo.-By WIN. w. Hall, u
d.. Published by IIurd q lloughtOn, Riverside
Press. Cannbrile, Mass. This Is q neatly printeN
volume Of 27s pages and has for Us cbcct 10 show
how high hoalth can be maintained and common
disease cured by good living. which means eating
with relish tho hest food prcpsred In the best man.
ner. As theTe can be no good LIVING without gooi
cSapters arc devoted 10 the object. times, qualify
and manner OF eating also 70 diseases Of tho diges-
tive organs the necessity Of air, exercise and rest
&c. Tho appendix contains some valuable tables
nm tho nutritious qualities, &c Tho reader will
and N n useful and interesting hook, well worth bis
atientos and tho low price at which 1t Is sold by
pii.hury Iros
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.IIor,. Men," ami cshes sho pretend to kno., ~
,h.i The tacwtng drreticu had hr9 b chssve 10 q
I'M, ..sbsrtdsns Cavsiry Coodisin Pevdsrss" 6,ve Q
hos-- table svncufui every night os week The ssns
every cthsr night frt 90 q nights The ame M mifn
CIV, anil tsics AZ mueh 10 anoH. Ine soao'o "
ustls nse all v,n Be sa sivsnkaee.
~. have bad rsoendy q ssvssi ssves casss Q.
,,io., d,esse cured b. -Johnsons Ascdyns Lalnscs =
- - q man t~ty-ave yeau Cd, Who hs9 pa d"se
dsy,s vosx sus isur yrar. fe hack ss'sa nns ~ ~
ii,,ssr. -. suA ~ n ven viii he hand.
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Hsilru, AID MorHsR Goosl-I~o boots have e,,r
,,.hs, N one thisks OF M One 10 Health By Gosi
Ij,ins- By DE- Hal, tie ciI,@ ot that vi,ty burn.
'IIaiS Journal ef Health" Any one Who resSs 'he
,evspapcrs must have Doticci Tie frequent p1Asnp.'
dIet warmth and The like. De- Hal has oscnah. ,nsa
,his ,t the cr,sm AZ his log expstenor and Just
VIA, every household vants Ev.y honssooa thsl n'
W,,,.- - hr,s 4 = rvyk eiuou dt for kiDgs bcssrs
an, ~ a, DE- every American rAsssmAns. hsny IN.
-sn.s 70 l.,yh and rrvv al ii him buy this sptendsi
.Mahrr 9ooss.r buy ,hs fso books and ave Az de'-
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r.ases Desire what Nor Admire. 40
al. mr. ,hsg Is Bsssg. VIA q ~ sy ese.ae.ti
A ssspss,si eu.p.srt,s. s11 s,, wss -. -;
W. an. ,sdy a thlvty apysas bss tvsstyi and lo's
1.,s., ii, sssp eyssy ksk In 10 pasoe end nsks 4
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M n 49,. me-: 49, -. - !. s.:.S..
svsssi, sDd d ~ esilnsU espssto4 Eec p
h new popsiespn, heRs bgssss = nsesS -
po~ eoaAscss4 bsth - ~ euvss.n -
maneus bassang pk., - = do~u tsva tlnang pasos,
the Psrts uouss oetn supSt~ sursctboss. ~ taps
nntelAss and in icattua crutral 1w2
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BET TIIINg YOR cosrIyENEss. On. uAR.
tsd In al cases. q Pie. and fslline of Ne Rsetun.
stomach, splitting Of fsod, alss nssdssSs. R,,i.
prss. min II che bsck and Loips, siek iIssiasb.
Coated Tongue, and Biliousnes. Poo ale at No.
CO.. PropfIetcn, md By Ill DruExisb. Mailed iOr
% cents. euIs
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TIME rs MONEY!

GOLD WATCHES, stssssd Haunting
ALUSHN6us GOfp, Hunting tsssd.
Fall J.v.led. Levers Gsn.'s o.,
oaoips i doID. Do.Si. E.," Re- ~. ~.
com S' silvia Hunting c..i. sis!ssS. %
Rad DESCRIPTION AND PRICES.
Ne psss 90 bogus tsszA, bus 0ExrixE 10 cARAv
Coin stinsned of allied bscks) Hunting casss with
ses Pail Jsueled Lever Movemenb, u>dies OF
0ssrs ssssl q ynly "a 81:
Es Sss SSrH SE S.. x: ss sss e: .
and Anssiesn Hov,menL tPsIi ysvslsd lever, not
is.i.d-RsiirOsa li~rr.~iSs sSsspsss Ws.aii in Tho
Gl.e .hs tsissn,sd soLID REFINED ALUM
pssr.ses % ass Odd, iissass css.a, Esii y...isd
These Watches have oht.issd 2 Eisss s.ps,.lioo,
are the only perfsct Imitation Watches of Gold
yroducss, and viii stand any climate, being made
The works arc ihesbsst make, and every Watch war.
rented Coz time. Prics go each
Aiso EIxH Hss ana DOUBLE EXTRA RE-
HINED. Gmp.s,sdl 2noIp s GOLD WA WATCHES;
Il 1 .ppss.ass M AZ y, Tine g doH WASH only
0lb. The Double Bxtn Rs6ned, ODo eseh.
Also Pure Cos silver Hunting csseA Cylinder
Watches, at el5. Pull ycwsilsd Levers, (EItrA
ZINE, sso; American suaiShs Line LsVs" OF
'S 1iso GOLD vii.sr CHAINS, ,..... and mos.
costly styles, thick end desbis thick rolled plated
Z Ss!'t sS . Ss g.: s. &C. rolled ps sies
o., SO, q n each. Also Hsxant Orotie Gold
Chains lor Ladies % 0ents,) nom 10 70 % inches
long. at ss, g, 90, = IS sseh, seat ssiA EsieA"
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-29

A gentleman from ademocntic town In this
county has sent US the following notice posted
BY the assessors, which Is an exact copy, the
names alone being len Cd, The taxpayers Of
that town wish to know where 70 hand In their
valuation, and whether Il rsquiresa schedule OF
VIA. they were worth in 1850, or what they
hone 10 b worth In 1880. Any Information
can b sent 10 the Dsnoerat once. i f
Notice. * HEJu
To ns isAss,s.t Of tAs fsws y snd Serssas
habis 10 - sssesssd fAsftis.
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