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A HEAVY BANK ROBBERY
IN ROCKLAND !
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE JOURNAL.

BY the international Line.
ROCKLAND, May 4, 5 p. Nj.
The Lime Rock Bank of this city was entered
last nigh, by burglars, and one of the safes blown
open and all the bank bills bonds, &C., which it
contained, were taken.
The burglars entered the telegraph Office adjoin-
ing, and dug through the brick partition wall into
the vault 1t is not known just how much the loss
is. Ii is estimated about twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
The bank loses about eleven hundred. Most of
the bonds stolen were town and city. The actual
loss will be about six or seven thousand. Twelve
thousand dollars in gold, in the safe, belonging to
Mr.. McLoon, was not taken.
loud report was heard by Waterman at twer-
ty minutes before four this morning, and four men
We're seen to run out of the bank. The officer was
not armed, and before he could give an alarm they
escaped They were seen TO deposit some Of their
tools under bridge, and they have been found
A former police officer of this city has been ar
rested, who is supposed to be one of the number
The officers are in pursuit, and it is thought that
they will all be taken.
one of the burglars was hurt by the explosion.
on in some Of the operations, and traces of blood
were found
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

To the Honorable the Co,Atg Commissioners ~
the County Of Wdid0.
w HEREAS the Belfast and Moosehead Lake Rail
w road Company, by their President and Directors
thereunto duly authorized and empowered have hereto
fore filed with you their location of that section OF their
said road that lies between Hollis Wharf so called in
said Belfast and the southern terminus of said road
And whereas said road so located, passes land
owned as far your Petitioners have been able to
certain by the following named persons viz William
Holt, John PIERCE, james White and A. X. p. Moore
John Stevens Benjamin Poor Frank W. Berry ami
Wife, Mrs. Berry, Stephen S. Lewis, w. O. Alden her-
of Rufus b. Allyn, late of Belfast, Josiah Hail. Daniel
Haraden, or heirs of John Haraden, Reuben Sibey.
William OF J W. Frederick, VIM. B. Swan, Daniel Lam
Jr., Belfast Foundry Company, Mary NJ or Joseph
HAIL. Samuel Swcetser Mathews Co., Hall Cooper
VIM. Pitcher, and heirs of Josiah Simpson.
And whereas said Company Is DESTROYS 10 take so
much of the land aforesaid covered by said location ami
contiguous thereto may be required for the consrnc
ton and necessary convenience of said road provided
by law.
Wherefore said Company respectfully prays this Hon
Court to proceed after due tce to the parties interest
ed to establish the damages sustained BY the parties
whose land be required and taken Tor the purposes
Aforesaid, according the form OF the Statute in such
cases made and provided
Dated at Belfast this twenty third day 4" April, A. II
1870.
Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad Company, by
AXEL HAYFORD their President,
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NONRESIDENT Taxes

IN the torn Of prospect an the County Of Wahto for the
gear 1869.
YINlIE following list of Taxes real estate OF
l. resident owners in the town OF Prospect, for the
year of 1869, in bills committed to Daniel Herman,
Collector of said town. the twenty day of May
1869, has been returned by him to me remaining
paid on the eleventh day of April 1870 by his cerif
of that date, and now remains unpaid, and notice lie
hereby given that the said taxes, INTEREST," and charges
not paid into the Treasury OF said Town within
eighteen months from the date of the commitment OF the
said bills, much of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient to pay the amount due thereon, including In
eres and charges will without further notice be sold
at Public Auction at the store of jeremiah Grant In
said town. Saturday the twenty-siXth day OF Novem
Der 1870, at one O'Clock In the afternoon.
N. Is. Here follows the list it being the same made
by the Collector to the Treasurer
Value. Tax.
Marcellus Emery, GO Acres Marsh, $500. 1888
Frankfort Granite Co., l., IL Acres land LIS. 457
Waldo Granite Co.. 25 Acres land, Sl>oo
Two Shops, SO, . Oxen $l2', <''J
One Wharf, loo 100 "9.l5
Alfred Berry % acres OF land l2o
one House. sac, Barn $780, W 90 5.6l
ARTHUR HEAGAN
Treasurer of Prospect.
Prospect, April %, $50, 3W42
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STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO, County Commissioners Court, April
Term, A. d. 1870.
nN the foregoing petition Ordered That the County
~ Commissioners meet at the Court House. In Bel
fast on Monday the Both day of May next at 10 O'Clock
the Petition Immediately after which at some conyen-
lent place In the vicinity hearing of the parties and
their witnesses Will be had, and such further
taken In the premises the Commissioners shall judge
proper And s further Ordered, That notice Of the
time, place and purposes of the Commissioners meeting
aforesaid be given to all persons and Corporations
erested by serving attested Copy of said Petition
with this Order thereon, upon the Clerk of the city oil
Belfast and each OF the before named persons over
whose land said railroad passes land by posting the
same In three public places In said city, and by publish
Ing the In the Republican Journal and Progressive
Age public Newspapers published In said county, said
publication and each of the other notices to be thirty
days before the time appointed Tor said view that all
may appear and be heard II they think proper.
Attest-S. l.. MILLIkEN, CLERK.
Copy of Petition and Order of Court.
Attest-S, l.. MILLIkEN, Clerk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1911, Edition.
MAN HOOD.

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the Cause and Cure OF Pre-.
mature Decline, showing how health is lost, and how
gained 1t gives clear Synopsis OF the Impediments
to MARRIAGE, the treatment OF NERVOUS and PHYsI-
CAL DEBILITY STEE1LITY, &C., and the remedies there.
forthe results of twenty years. successful practice.
There is no member Of society by whom this book
will not be found useful whether such person holds the
relation of Parent, Preceptor, or Clergyman" London
Medical Times and Gazette.
go MANHOOD The experience and reputation Of DR..
Curtis in the treatment the diseases forth In this
little pamphlet is the patients guarantee and well de
serves for the work its immense crcu laion."- Daily
Times
Sent by mail receipt Of 50 cents. Address the
Author, Dir CURTIS, IA Chapman street Boston, Mass
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l. 4 n Il II.
THE ROBBERS SECURED
ROCKLAND, $50, p. NJ.

ROCKLAND, T-30, p. NJ.
The eX-policeman has confessed, and they have
since arrested Alden Litchfleld. merchant here,
and a man from New York who was secrcted in
Iitch1iels house. Also one in Belfast and one in
Portland.
There are two more who have not vet been AZ
rested. The cN-policeman says that he agreed 10
meet the two others in the woods in Warren to-
night A crowd have gone with him 10 find them.
Two men with Il carriage arrived in Belfast about
: o'clock on Wednesday morning. took breakfast at
the American House, and one of them left by the
steamer City of itichmond. for Portland. The other
man who gives his name George Graves, of 81.
rhomaSton, gives no satisfactory account of HIM
self. His team is provided with bag of meal, and
bucket for feeding the horse, and he acknow lodges
that he had been ont all the previous night. He
says he picked up his companion, carrying yalise
near Camden, and gave him a ride to Belfast
While il is not thought that Graves had any hand
in the robbery, it is believed that he knows who did
have. He has been arrested by Marshal Bean, and
will he held for examination
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
RICHMOND, Va, Apri

RICHMOND, Va, April p.
A large crowd assembled this morning in
the upper portion OF the capital building
where the Supreme Court OF Appeals is loca-
ted, to hear the discussion in the mayorality
ease. At II o'clock the floor gave way be-
meath the dense weight, precipitating the
crowd TO the floor below, which was that of
the House of Delegates. 1t is hard to ascer-
tain at present the extent of the injuries, so
great is the excitement, but some are killed
and q large number severely injured Many
escaped the terrible fall by jumping into the
windows when the floor gave way The
wounded are now being attended 10.
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Cure for Female Weakness,

THIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE mado from an In
dian Recipe is entirely regetabe and is certain
BY inelosing three cent postage stamp will send you
my Circular which will give testimonials. Manufactur.
ed and sold by Mrs. Linus Belcher. Randolph Mass.
Sold by s. G. Goodwin Co., Hanover Street, Boston,
and by all Druggists.
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
RANDOLPH, Mass October 10, 1863.
Mrs. BELCHER-I had been sufferer for seven years
before knew about your Medicine. had faith. for
had tried various kinds of Medicines several Ply
sicians and was only relieved for short time l will
cheeray say to you and the public, have tried this
out the aid Of Supporters, from three bottles.
Very respectfully, MRS. q. H. WINNETr.
MRS. BELCHER; Spending last summer with my
mother in-law, Mrs. j. NJ Barker, who lives at Island
Falls, had chance to test your medicine and find it
all it is recommended, and wish to try 1t again. /
A Barker, Union House, Thornton N. II. sp3m4o
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CITY Affairs.
Monday evening,

Monday evening, May 2, 1870.
Petition presented Of Oakes Angler and ll3 others,
10 "iden Condor street. rod Of r. Stevens, and %
hh"rs for road in Ward ., Each referred to commte
oadS OF Daniel Lane Jr and 81 others, for Side walk
rom Woods & Conants to Mansfield 6 knowlton' Is
IOek. Referred to committees Walks with instruc-
i-n' 10 have same built. Roll OF Accounts No. 2 al
owed ana ordeIed paid, VIZ. Contingent, S549 Roads
J03s; Schools, $72,9o; Fire Department $5!.7J Pau
i.afs 455o00 Liquors. sl3J,2S Total $l0662s Reports
Committees on Finance, making appropriations; Of
Alderman Forbes against allowing Ed. Rpaman TO re.
move his wooden store, accepted.
Resolve, making appropriations was finally passed
For Roads, In Labor, :do10, Cash 500 10soo 90.
For City Poor. se20oOu
For Public Schools 900 90
for ire Department luJOVa
for Contingent Expense SllaIcs IN
teTes &C. II 10000
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OCAL ITEM S, & c.
News of the County and City.
LOCAL LYRICS. No. 6

LOCAL LYRICS. No. 6.
Dust unto dust"-Such is the common fatc-
Ana so our feelings must not be much hurt
II calculation shows that, soon or late
Each in his life must have his peck Of dirt
Down with your dust p the reckless gambler cries:
With sparkling dust the hair of beauty Shines
TO raise the dnst each careful housewife tries;
For golden dust men seek Pacific mines
BOT in our streets strong wind beats them all
Tie desert sand storm plays no roughcr part
Making the men swear and the women s,luall.
Conionud the nuisance where's Ia. watering cart
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BELFAST DYE HOUSE
NEWELL'S MILLS, HEAD Of Tide, BELT asst

I1HE public is informed that the subscriber has re-
- sumed the DIEING business al the above place
Work usually done at such establishments left with
BLACk at the Bonnet Bleachery, High St. elfast or
at the DYE HOUSE, will be promptly attended to.
Belfast, May 5, 1870 3w43s l. g. ALIEN
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PROBATE NOTICES.


To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the county of
Waldo:
TINHE Undersigned guardian OF HATTIE NJ. EDGE
COMB, Minor heir of ELEAZER EDGECOMB
late OF Belmont in said County deceased respe cttuly
represents that said minor Is seized and pos sessed OF
certain real estate, situated In Belmont being und
yided half part OF the Homestead of said deceased thai
an advantageous offer of thousand dollars has been
made for the same by l. A. Gardner of Boston, Mass
which offer 1t s for the interest of all concerned i'm
medlaey accept the proceeds thereof to be put out
on interest for the benefit of said minor.
WHEREFORE your petitioner prays your honor grant
him license TO sell and convey said real said
minor, including the reyersion of the Widows dover
thereon to said guardian tor said sum. NJ. b. HUNT
At Court of Probate, held at Belfast, within the
county OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday of April
A d. 1870.
I Upon the foregoing Petition Ordered, That the pet
~ TONER give notice to all persons interested, by
causing copy of said petition with this thereon
to be published three weeks successfully in the Repub
can Journal paper printed at Belfast that they may
appear at Probate Court, to be held the Probate
Office in Belfast aforesaid the second Tuesday OF
May next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shev,
cause II any they have, why the same should not
granted. ASA THURLOUGH, Judge,
A true copy, Attest-B r. FIELD, Register. 3w4l
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NEW BOUNTY.

SOLDlEkS who enlisted between May 4. and July
"a 1851 Tor three years G rot already paid may
now OBTAIN 800 Bounty by applying in person by
let'erto GEO. n. M. BARRETT,
3w4. ROCkPORT MAINE
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2W42
BEST TIiING FOR COSTINVNESS. DR.. HAIR
RiSoN's PEEISTALTIC LOZENGES are warranted in
I'LL eases of Piles and Falling of the Rectum, Dys-
petpsm. such as Expressions after eating, Sour
Stomach, Splitting of Food. also Headache. DZzi-
ness Pain in the Back and Loins, Sick Headache,
Coated Tongue, and BiouSness. For sale at No
fremont Temple, Boston, by +. A. HARRISON g.
CO., Propretors. and by all Druggists Mailed for
GO cents. 2m4l
'BREAD CAST UPON THE w ATERs." Ii the ereat
Providence has not literally cast bread upon the
waters, He has planted the elements of wholesome
nourshment on the rocks, in the shape of Sea Moss
from which the SEA Moss FARINE is made. This
new article has everywhere won ''golden opinions
of all sorts of people," and the housekeepers of the
land generally regard it i'm the double light of sta
pie necessary and delicious luxury; for while its
use lessons the expense of living, the exquisite
dishes prepared from it can not he obtained even
at an eXtraVagatit cost, from any other source.
Scientific Committees hotel keepers, professional
cooks, ladies' who superntend their own kitchens,
physicians, nurses, dyspeptcs and invalds of every
class bear witness of these facts To this mass of
Endorsements we unhesitatingy add our own; and
with out fear OF contradiction say that the blanc
mango buildings, custardS, &c.. are the most deli
Icious we have ever tasted
| We should not hesitate to recommend to any
friend Of ours, Parsons Purgative Pills they are
scientifically prepared, and are adapted to all the
purposes of a good purgative medicine.
Decidedly the best remedy that has ever been
discovered for rheumatism, swoolen or stiff Joints
Flesh Wounds, Spralns Bruises, Cuts and Burns.
! is Johnsons Anodyne Liniment. We use if. and
ALWAYS recommend it to our friends.
| Within the Whole Range of tonic and alternative
medicines known, none is entitled to more consid-
leratiOns than the Peruvian Syrup. In all cases of
lenteebled and debilitated constitution il is the very
lremedy needed. The most positive proof of this
lean be adduced.
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TITS ALL-ENIPORTANT

that the young should learn how to avoid the at
fctive diseases always prevalent in civilized communi-
ties, and hardly less important that of middle age
or those more advanced in life should understand how
the lost powers Of manhood may be restored. On these
and kindred matters the new medical work entitled
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF PRESERYA-
TON, by Dr.. Hayes, of Boston, contains surprising
amount of valuable doctrine and information. Our
readers may judge Of the character OF this interesting
volume by perusng the advertisement of the Peabody
Medical institute, in another column. splm40
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Don't PoIsoN your head with those miserable
filthy compounds which have done so much mis-
chief, but use NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE which
ceanscS the scalp, restores gray hair, and checks
the hair from falling off. 1t is perfectly clean and
contains nothing Injurious. See advertisement.
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S3I OOO.0U.
rotal.


order pasSed-NO. y. making Aldermen Forbes an d
ferguson, COMMITTEE to employ persons Draw tend
Is Tor lower and upper bridge No. 9, Approprating
ru Dollars to Il. - Field, for Found No. TO- making
Alderman Ferguson and others, Committee to put the
unt Road in suitable repair, No. H. For Treasurer to
make Municipal Loan not exceeding 80, 600 No. II
authorizing Treasurer 10 exchange the State War
t1nd-, Tor City War bonds, upon receiving 2 u per
cent difference in vaup,
In Convention. Charles o. Mex enney, j. W. Fast
man >. y. Jones, l. W Smailey, II. H. Snlaley limo.
10y Barrett, George w hnowlton, W. NJ johnson,
Daniel Il. Maddocks, Richard j. Quincy, A. }. Dean
and Frank T. Eames chosen Policemen and Joseph
iennet Jr., harbor Master.
Ia Municipal Board Andrew d. Retu, elected I.ignor
Agent, Aldermen Milllken and Woodward with the
Agent chosen a committee To purchase liquor Tor the
Agency Aldermen Woodward and Mlikrn, chosen
pmnltlee tp settle the Agents accounts.
Applications for Licenses for Billiard Saloons were
-id upon table until regular meeting in Jane Licenses
tanttd to the present Hotels and Saloons Nciuaers
u Inn Holders, and Clerk instructed TO issue the same
Found Keepers fees ior feeding esttay animals i'm
! unded Established at soc per day.
city Clerk instructed to ad4rtise Tor proposals for
Collecting city taxes.
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NOTICE.

F11HE Democratic County Committee of Waldo Coun
4 ty, are requested to meet in Belfast, on Thursday
May IL, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of appoint
Ing Town Committees for such towns have not chosen
them; Also to transact any other business that may
deemed necessary, 1wsp43 PER ORDER
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Mrs. M. A. Snow

HAS Just returned from Massachusetts, and will re-
IL open her rooms Monday, May 9th, 1870. Thanking
her friends tor past tavors She would be grateful for
continuance oil their patronage lW43
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WYNN. WATERS, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON It AGGOUTITER,
ROULSTONE'S BLOCK, Searsport, Maine,
REFERENCES; DIR. Buchanan, Philadelphia, DR..
Henderson, Stockton. 4w42
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TO STOP SNORING.

A SURE THING. Afflicted Husbands Wives Broth
Sisters every one who snorcs send ana atnp
to Box 3l6 Hyde Park Mass. 2ul.
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ASK FOR DR.. ClARKE'S SHERRY WINE Buffers.

And take other See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
upon the label Of each bottle No other genuine
They ara purely vegetable and will intoxicate. tsp
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The Confessions of an Invalid.

DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF YOUNG
l. MEN, and others who suffer from Nervous Debility
etc. supplying the means of self-cure. Written by
who cured himself, and sent free on receiving post paid
directed envelope. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Brooklyn, MY.
6n42.
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GET THE BEST BLOOD
English Farm en-.

----"-. Q .-
- This Stallion will stan, Tor ti...
tST1< use OF Mares at my Stable i'll Belfast
"A one mile North Of the city, on the "Iieid OF
]1 the Tide Road every day in the week. cx-
cept Wednesdays, when he will stand at FraeGos.
Village, over night
In going to FIR EEDOM on Wednesday = forenoon,
he will pass through WALDO and X NON Corner,
and returning Thursday through MONTVILLE
Centre and morrill,, arriving home Thursday noon.
Persons and mares coming from a distance, will be
entertained FREE, my house and stable during
their stay.
The above horse is 4 thorough bred ''CLYDES-
Higgins. Esq, from NEW BRUNSWICK, ex-
pressly to improve the breed Of horses in this vicinity
This horse is Eight Years old this Spring, weighs
400 pounds and is claimed to be perfect made
horse in every respect. For draught the roads this
horse has no superior lie combines immense power,
with light easy and graceful action In order enable
all who desire to improve their Stock, avail them
selves of the services OF this horse, have concude to
reduce the price, and to warrant for $1,000
FORD GAY Gay Farm.
Belfast, April 18th, 1870. sw4i-
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A Shakespearian scholar comes to the rescue OF
the womai-sutiragists with this quot alton
'The imperial vot'ress passed on
In maiden meditation fancy free"
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She Is woman. therefore may be- woorl;
Size IS Il woman, Therefore may be Won.'
1t l. enough for The publ, To know that the suit
}a- ,nc"ossu, That She AN, admired, hllsilrd and
iUsented. The lw" establishments. like the here
l0torr twain pr0prirlols, are melted into one Cupid
lh- triumphant above the sewing machine and the
9flAl ch'nf-nl about the ancient and varicgat-
d upright symbol OF the barber are tWinrd the
Inning ribbons and ln~lling silks OF the millner.
lu conclusion we viii say thai there are ~liil A
toIen more kelly colored men, ot single est ATE
ult matrimonial tendencies, in city, and that
ihr example ett may be largely followed.
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A smart minister in Toledo, within ten months
married couple, baptized the first child, preached
the husbands funeral sermon and married the wild
low
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FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE. 1t will be seen by
u announcement under the Matrimonial head, that
li,t marriage OF Well known citizen has taken
place. Prof Pierce The celebrated roored barber and
utl1An in hair, who was WdoWer of some years
iafAl"n9 has taken to himself wife, i'll The person
't Nh. Arnold, white, the well known fashionable
maker of Nam street. 1t is truc that inter-
carriages o The Kind are still forbidden bl the
i.lule Of Maine which tbe radical party, tagging
Nrhihd its aNoWed principles, has refused to repeal
hut love laughs Al statutes. il does al lockSmiths
md IN the friendly asylum nf massachusetts, The
1aple found sanctuary pr The ronsummation of
trT wishes. OF the course of this particular true
i"Nc bat little is known To the public. Occupying
opposite sides Of the street, each in widowed single
hleSSedne-S, II - probable that the sharp eyed
Professor law and admired long before he broke
We lr'' NJ tl~ n"t"hhor'~ rc~rrNf~-Aayine To him
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g. T. U,1ari,.. -, ,atn.,ol ~, : ,,,,.l,.
li,,,, ,yint,..s s,,Ir, in l,l,,;l lol.i,, l,7 oa
and hearty He has h1d . fine, limo c,-nlor;,o tho
..untIy buntino and lishiu., no,tv Of oantlo-
laru chartered i 4,nall steamer And no.1 an ovcu,-
'on np the 81 johns River far into the interior,
where lhfY lohht Inc country TO have wonderful
rr>ourres iii deer and wild turkeys, besides such
"N-iting sport as shooting aigator, One dav,
Mr. IL ,,,.,,i.', -, l,;,,,. ,.,,5, ~,
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,', ''', - ''''' " "'i ''',''' n''''N' "'i"
who were cnto,pbed lctor. Ponce de- Leon, oa.rr1-
cd that flower, lanl for the f}ar,l Fountain Of
Youth
hlN- 49, Y - l''N" 'S"h was seriously injured by
,hY. Her arm and law were broken her fare
unused. and shoulder and hip severely, yreu.hed.
Dit she i, now doing we'll.
Nr She makes :. sueei.,lfvot this hr.m,b unloptipo
her goods with great care and Eerns only ,h ha.t
,u most desirable articles for her lady customers.
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fN"elsiors and Brass Band, al IIaytord Hail. on
ifnlay evening. II will be nice affair, cnlycned
'N abundance of Jokes and local illusions There
~ NV law VI '''''' ''' 'N''S"oaN g"
Al a lottery drawing on saturday evening. The
officers Of The steamer anbridpe drew =. ho,,a, md
l,,I- i.'a ,,,,,,.'' I'l',',', "'F'" y" '''S
'''
jonathan ~apary, Of Scu'spDtl Mh, aliohlinp
..,,,,t NJ. r., :; va ''""9 ''V''''s5
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taken into pinvmorc'5 Store where the Joint was
pat IL place
\ "i'f>7 was offered IN the alleged malpractice
'' ""'' 9' ''''' ''''i' H''''f"yf' by fork stuck
I" one III" was excluded 10y The court. 1t was