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MIG acknowledgements.
Farm mt Auction.

VIII b sold Of puhlic auction, on ths. premises'
Monday, Octobss ii ct O'Clock, A. ~. the Home
stesd Farm nov oecupisd BY The suhscriher, stsat
Cd In 600, ~ miles IRON tho city, 90 the ysnh,nl
rcsd, 20 called, con.istinE Of w. ssrs, w .ns
Also loo scrss Of young growth. plain. land; AZ
Eiso one lot Of IN seres and one LOT Of eleven seres
Two lots Of salt massh, n:sr y'a vrooS % A..
md haif and eleven scres, In scarboro, adjcininl
isnd m Mansou libby. One lot near Blue Point
Tnirtv scrss OF lard JoininE The town nrn, soafso
TO-. Twenty toss Of nanh bay o. The ma!sh; AIs'
sistinr Of wheels, sieds, plows: %. ~
1865 =. ~ -. Isaac D. Boosx1y.
sspt. 2, 1870. ,.I-.-.r.t 4. nd. ~ eva
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Republication In Missouri has advanced her
- State. during the last four ysan. more than
shs could have dsos under any jean Of Demo-
cratic rula During the last fur yean more
.choolhOu.es. all neat and tasty buldingr. have
been built than were constructed during the
previous forty year, Of penss.tis ruis
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CITY OF BIDDEFoRp.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

NOTICE ID hereby given that John J. Hatch.
~ OF Wells, In tho County Of York, STATE Of
Maine. BY his deed dated DECEMBER d, 4. D. Is6s,
recorded at York County Registry Of Deeds, Book
3R, page 10, conveyed in mortgage - Ralpl.
lIobbc, Of said Wells the ollowing described rial
estate, 10 witt "All the nrm and buildings situate
In aid Wells, on which (ths said John liatch)
now live, on Maryland road, - called, leading "a
North Berwick, and bounded on the east by land Of
Charles Brown. on the north BY land OF John y.
Hatch, deceased, on the north by the said Mary
land road. That the aid Ralph Hobbs has since
dsceased, and The subseriber, have been duly sP
mortgage has been broken, BY reason whereof !
claim . fbreelosurs Of tho sarpe. 1880
EfOiSA 8. H0DBS,
Executrix Of nd Ralph Hobbs. deceased.
Wells, August -, A. ID. is7J. 3w3
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Sneei0l .Nrofsces.

II you HAVE THE DYSPEPSIA. He'd
EasisS, sesr Hiding, or any Ipdiessiea 9, Bilio.s
Ris6ss PsR n ~ ioiENGEs, " viii iSs-
slt The psies o. the boz. Also, wasranted 70 euro
every. kind q Pun. POI ais 81 No. 1remont
TEMPLE, Bostou, bp Y. A. nsrisos Co.. Propre-
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The Brooklyn Eagle turns States evidence
upon It's copperhead friends in New York.
Commenting on Reals execution, Il declares
that u murderer Is on the right side Of Tam.
many Hall, he need not fear punishment for any
murder he may commit. 10 lgrH
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The Lewiston Journal says that one night last
week thirteen sheep belonging to Mr. Orrin Vo-
ter Of Madrid, were killed by some Wild animal.
The manner Of slaughter was by biting the
throat and sucking the blood.
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Ports from which commerce was driven during
the hot months by their terrible fsveu Are vni,cd
in the South and West kept tsnantlse BY their del.
etsross miasms arc nov Alling up with populations
under the p,eteetion Of Ayers AEus Cure. Their
this remedy that the disease no longer turns emi.
grafton aside or destroys the settler II he ventures
upon tn Infected districts. Indspsodsnes,
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"NONE BUT petty politicians ARE
DISSATISFIED WITH JOHN LYNCH
or seek his pldee."-woodbury Davis,
Lynch's Portland postmaster. in District
Convention.
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Pomeroy Of tho New York Democrat. reads
Montgomery Blair out Of the Dsmocrssio party
Tor daring 10 suggest Mr.. chass for The nszt
Presidency.
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Stray Mare.

N,AME into the enclosure Of the subscriber .
" Marc, about fifteen years old. tsonell. strip
In the fkce-one white hind f6ot-white under tho
sAddls-well nns.bonsd, spawned and wiDd.brohsn.
away. 0EDR0B W. EMMUNS'
Lyman, Aug. IA, 1870. 3v5'
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"TuE AUTHORITY or rRrcEpENrs,be ley
real or pretended, HAS BEEN BRO
KEN."-Mr. Lynch's paper, the Portland
Press. in Its issue Of July I'd.
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How are 700 todayi Tn not feeling we'll, blllious
and sick head ache, have been looking round lbg .
box a "PArsonf PurIAtive Pill" buI cur tradsrs
are al sold out-cssatrv Pva.
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>;algt1,s.;,

V Notioes q deslhs, nos exossing as iinss isssstsd
fres above thai number II reEulS advertising rssss.
COLCORD. In south Berwick, Aug. 20 Mrs I.
Nancy Colcord, aged IS years.
LORD. In Lebanon, Asg. 8, Lacy, widow Of the
late James Lord, aged - years.
BARKER In Lewiston, Ang. ~. 1870. Mr.. TIM
othy Barker, fornsriy nom this city, aged 81.
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THIS OPPOSITION TO JOHN
LYNCH lin York County, COMES
FROM PICS SQUEALlNG FOR A
SOw'S TEAT.n-Ncal Dow in District
Convention.
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TNe GxTIRPAToR

t::s s:s z: !, 5: * .ss
:ss~p g cSs,lsT .ebs 4 p. wIlians . Co Iss
ffuieat D., Bosom ~
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FARM FOR SALE!

- SITUATED IN Ksnnebsnkporf. On use rod
fifD from Is,ddeE,rS 20 Kennebunk Depotnesr Down
k18 iu9s Steam MIL containing sbpat - scs~s %
good Land. suitably divided Into tiase, paau!aSe and
woad land. buildings nearly new, and . good we'll of
wafer ,,s.Ppyins hos'' and S srsr,,rs powx,xo
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large voluuss voald not contain The mass
NJ testimony which has accumulated In Avor q ~,
1rsssr's Bslssa sT VA cAsry - nh, efoient and
r,iIsble remedy IN curing coughs, colds, and pal.
mopssy disssss Many q u ears ass traly va
dsrfal. ---..-
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The Chicago Evening Post says that The Ger
mans everywhere are coming over 70 Tie Rspab-
loan party. - "a
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Why dive - much for IN ordinary soap oflsss
weight, /. for Bsseh'' Washing Soap that sa he's no
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Prince Of SaIouy. After an ardent combat
which lasted three hours. and during which
three hundred shells were thrown into the city,
the Prussisns, much injured BY the artillery,
were repulsed with considerable loss. The
Guardes National served tho guns, An attack
on Epernay Il also said 10 have 5teu repulsed.
A Prusian des3atoh says the garrison Of Vitry
10 miles southeast Of Chalons, was surrounded
on Thursday morning by the Prusians, who
captured sixteen guns, and two battalions Of
the French Garde Mobile were anuihilated by
the Prussian cavalry. Seventeen French officers
and $50 soldiers were captured.
= Paris depatches says McMahon's army IL At
Stenay, the emperor h at Removable, and the
Prince Imperial 10 at Bethel. The Prussians
push their rrconnoisanoes - fAr - Moutmedy,
25 miles north Of veriun. U.''H U' >
The Prussisns declare officially that the TO
port that the French army under Marhal b.
mine had succeeded In escaping from Mets. ID
entirely groundless. On the contrary. his army
u completely surrounded, and Il b expected
win soon oapitulste, 40 they are rnnning short
Of provisions. The Prueian headquarters are
at ST. D,isr. Great quantities Of stores for
use Of Prusian army are soeumulating ut
Nancy. Metz was completely invested and
Mashal Ba.aine makes no effort to force pas
Ags. 49,. IL. H., 80
many, one viii join the Prince Royal In The
advance upon Paris, and the others win pro-
tect the rear. i'.
The dispositiou Of The different German arm
iss b - follows; fhsre ars eighteen corps
d'armee containing 4. 900 men eaeh; 6rst army
,,vdsr Gsr aksinr,e<rA hss hrsr Tn ana ak
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OFFICIAL.

q g: Unit. e .s s,.s g:;s;ss cS q:
gress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30
Monster Fossil Remainv.

rom Nevada comes this strange story. It ia
given in the White Pine Ne,cs:
About 100 miles to the southeast of Ham,l.
ton Is high plateau OF land containing an ex.
Sensive deposite OF marine shells and the fossl
remains OF a large variety Of extinct species OF
ash. But the curiosity which most challenges
the interest and investigation of antquaries ia
Che petrifed form OF what was evidently once
an immense sea monster. 1t lies on the hQh
plateau in arosition giving rise to the theory
shat lts locale was once great shoal, and this
antediuvian leviathan foundered and persisted
on Its surface az the water receded from tho shoa,
: ne petrifcaton is perfect, and il Estimated 70
weigh ten tcns. 1t presents dual appearance
the head and body that Of "a humpbeck whale.
and the extremites ext I'D into feeers and enten.
nae like the rc'vpus devil ish, with the OK.
ception that } were Violently during life lined
with hard aid bony substance The ewes are
set in each side o. the head which il fat and
oblong, and are "a in hes apart. The mouth IL
armed with triple rows Of teeth, SHARP in front.
but underneath, and we'll into the jaw, they turn
into grinders, capped by Il solid osseous lorna.
ton, running back from the widest portion OF
the head. IN this respect il resembles tho cole.
brated marth COW of Central America, amphibi.
Gus in habit-graminiverous on land and oarniy.
o.ous in water. The length Of this singular
relic of an unknown age has not, az yet, been
determined but AZ the body blends into tho tail,
i. tapers down into 70 small size that, making
due allowance, its weight would not be far from
that stated This in land country abounds in ou-
rious fossils OF marine character. We have
seen specimens OF crustaces found in our imms.
diate vicinity which puzzled seientists end snti.
9usrisns. There il q pregnant Geld in this
region for sa,an such An Aysssiz. who have mads
the pisc.l kingdom. both Of this and pat ases, q
study Of love.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

The strongest argument in favor Of advertis.
ing comes from Florida 4 family lost their
little boy, and made it known through the vii.
laee paper The next day n huge alligator
came up from the swamp, laid down upon thor
door step and died, and In his stomach was found
top, half dozen marbles, an old pistol, = Sun.
dsv school book, some red hair, and pair Of
check pants: Even the slliYators have to ac.
knowlenge the power Of printers ink.
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Vino IL Leopold Of lVOhenxOllern:. :,

Hohenzolern Hechingen and Hoheuzollern
Sigmarngen were formerly two small sovereign
principalities in Germany BY Il treaty of the
seventh of December, 1S40, the reiguing princes
of HohenzoleTn coded all sovereign rights over
their respective principalities, which were Ba-
den and WurteLburg, TO the king Of Prussia.
the chief of the llphcn2ollcrn. Prince Anton
OF Hohenzpliern-Sigma the father of
Prince Leopold, the present candidate for the
Spanish throne, received the title of bighness,
by a royal decree, with the prerogatives of the
younger princes OF the yoyai house of the Ho-
henzolern. Prince Leopold is the eldest son of
Prince Anton and OF a Princess Josephine of Bx-
den, his wife. He was born in 1895, and was
married in 1861 to Princess Ahtonia, the sister
OF the Present king of Portugal He holds the
rank of ma or in the first regiment of royal
guards at Berlin and Is said to be very intel
ligent, modest and good looking mau. His
younger brother Charles is the reigning prince
OF Roumania. The Hohenzollern, to which
prince Leopold belongs, is side branch of the
reigning family of Prussia, with no right suc-
oession to the crown. They are moreover catho.
lic, and alice mostly by their wives to catholic
princey families. They nevertheless recognize
the king of Prussia as the head of the whole
family of Hohenzollern, and they would neither
marry nor accept position, such a. the one
offered 20 Prince Leopold, without the advice
and express permission OF the king. This is
we'll understood at all the courts Of Europe, and
as far as the responsibility for the acceptance Of
the Spanish crown by Prince Leopold is oon.
cerned, in case the cortes should devolve tina,
honor upon hir,, the present king Of Prussia
oan,"t refuse to take it. 1t is in the nature OF
things that such an affair, which of itself il
only family arrangement, acquires the pro.
portions OF state question, and in this particu.
lar case 1t may very likely become as big az
affair as any for which armies ever struggled
and for which the pockets of the people wer,
ever cmptied.-N. Louis ReDuI|ic0t
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u M. MACARTHUR, NJ. D., Physician ana Sur
IL. geOn Ottawa, Ill. Office Leland Bnshnelrs Block
west OF Court House. June 25 '65
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DANGER FROM EATING NUTs.-Msdcal men
advise that salt should be taken with nuts, es.
pecally when eaten at night. One time, says a
writer, while enjoying visit from an English
man. hickory nuts were served in the evening,
when my English friend called for salt stating
that he knew case of woman eating heartily
OF nuts in the evening, who was taken i'll. The
celebrated DIR. Abernothy WAN sent for, but 1t
was after he had become too fond Of his cup, and
he was not in . condition TO go; he muttered
salt, SALT" of which no notice was taken. Next
morning he went TO this place and abe was a
corpse. He said il they had given her salt it
would have relieved her; If they would allow
him to make an examination he would convince
them On opening the stomach the nuts were
found in mass. He sprinkled salt on this. and
Immediately it dissolved.
Evening star., 1870-03-09
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

In Philadelphia last evening fire broke out in
a large building back of 9Th and Coates streets
belonging to German club, containing thea
tre- The audience had not commenced to as
semble when the fire broke out. Tae building
was completely burned out. The loss Is heavy
but covered by insurance
Governor Walker, of Virginia in his message
TO the Legislature, recOmme nds selling out the
State interest in the railroads, and also funding
all the liabilities of the State except the foreign
debt, and the issue of new bonds, to run from
ten to thirty years, with interest PAYABLE semi
annually in New York.
In the Circuit Court of Kane county, ILL.,.
Frank jackson obtained verdict fer SlS 900
against the Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
He was an emyloye of the company. and while
coupling cars. last November, was run over and
lost both his legs.
Private dispatches have, it is alleged. been re-
ceiyed in New York announcing the failure OF
four or five leading cotton spectators of Liver
pool and Manchester, with liabilities estimated
at a million of pounds.
I'm the Louisiana Legislature yesterday bills
passed allowing the jackson railroad to extend
its lines through tbc city of New Orleans to the
river and Postponing the city elections from
March to November.
The Wisconsin Assembly have indorsed the
course of Senator Carpenter in his expressions
of sympathy for the Cuban revolutiOnists and
has killed the female suffrage proposition.
Prof Doremus' chemical analysis of the
remains OF Captain John Alexander. of New
Orleans, who died mysterously in New York
resulted in finding no traces of poison.
The municipal elections at Des Moines and
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Monticello. Ill. have
resulted IN favor of the Republicans.
Governor Alcorn, of Mississippi will be inau-
gurated to-day. The Legislature met and
organized preliminarily yesterday.
The latest letters from Winnipeg express the
by Riel-
Havana markets are unsettled on account of
The fluctuations OF gold in New York.
Evening star., 1870-03-09

Pdpdi libiIity-SpdniSL 4fGirs-TIe Situ1-
t,oT1 an Franee-En9Iish Ne'cs-Ocean Te!eyrdphy,
Religious organs in Paris have advices from
Rome which represent that the Pope, in re-
sp0hse 10 request of a great majority of the
DlsnOps, has distributed among the members of
The Council a scheme proposing definition of the
dogma Of infallibility, with a notice that the
suggestions OF the fathers on the same will be
received until the 9Th instant. Dispatches from
other sources add TO this intelligence that i'm
consequence OF the Introduction of this scheme
the French government has made demand on
the Papal Court that a special envoy of France
be permitted TO assist at the Council; also. that
Cardinal Antonell has ac cknOwledged the receipt
oi the demand and promised TO answer it i'm a
lev DAYS The UltramOntane journal lie Monde
states positively that the Pope has required the
Eeume meal Council TO nix upon a definition of
PERSONAL infallibility within a week.
In tie British House of Commons last nigh
debate on the Irish land bill continued. Th,
Irish lines say, that the writ of habea, cOrpu
Will sCon be suspended in Ireland In the
MOrdsunt divorce case Lord Penzance has con-
sented To hear in full bench arguments on the
right I Sir Charles TO proceed with the case
Notwithstanding the decision a. to Lady Nor
Iaunt insanity. AddIngton. formerly Charg
dAnalrs at Washington, is dead.
VI: ollFiers speech at a political banquet in
Paris, on S,onday night, urged all political par
tits 10 give the MInlstr- assistance. and C ause
Of errors which had be, N commit ID not to keep
alOof- He predicted that, in spite of difficult
tes and accidents unforeseen, the Ministry would
Yet succeed Eight hundred cOnscripts mar ched
through the streets OF Paris to the publication
slhce OF La Marseillaise. and there halted and
sang the MaIseillaise- No arrests were made.
Admrai IOpete continues in the Spanish
cabinet The Cortes have authorized the pros
ecutiOn OF the Bishop of SAINT ago. Several dap-
nues nus, Yesterday endeayored to bring the qu -
non OF monarch before the Cortes, but at the
request of General Prim and Rivero it was post
roned
In the conference suggested by President
Grant for the better protection OF ocean teIe-
graphic cables. the Austrian Government will
be Ierrtsented by Baron Won Lederer, Minister
at Washington.
Evening star., 1870-03-09

CoLoRED LUCRETIA BoRGIA.-A colored
iucretia BOrgia, named Virginia DOYLE was
arIalgned at the Police Court in Detroit on
Friday upon charge of attempting to poison
MIS- Catherine DE Bapt!ste. the mother of the
Ir1,oner's first husband. Mrs. DE Baptiste has
tfen ioT some time past at the houss of Mrs
boyle, No "a Beaubien street. and it is alleg ed
that poison has been introduced IN small aua1tj-
ties INTO her food and medicine of Ate TT q
defendant Is at present living with her third
husband, and George Taliafer0, a SON by her
second husband, was led to suspect his mother
by dTiEhing some beef tea that had been pre-
pared iCr Mrs DE Baptiste. Ii made him auite
SICK, ana ne determined TO keep a close watch
y bottle CT medicine was procured from a drug
&lst ana piece Of apple substituted for the
cork n small splinter of wood was thrust into
The apple as II To prevent II from falling into the
bottle; bet this splinter was placed directly over
a mark upon the neck OF the bottle III is
alleged that TaliaferO then went out of the
IS"m Tor a few moments, leaving his mother
There with the sick woman. When he returned
he found that the stopper OF the bottle had so
UTned that the stick was not above the mark
and piece of the apple was lying on the table
~ ~ : alleged by parties who are acquainted with
MIS- Doyle that De Baptist and Taliafero both
Ueu very suddenly, AMI that just before
tLe death OF the latter he complained of a
burning sensation in the stomach.
Evening star., 1870-03-09
EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONSL
Conclusion Of Yesterdays Proceeding

SENATE.-Aftcr our report closed
Mr. DAVIS, In the course of his remarks on the
Funding bill. al uded at Length to the campaign
OF Heheral Mcclellan on the Peninsula, eS-
pressing the opinion that the General could
have taken Richmond, but that the Govern
ment did not want him to do it at that time
MIR. Chandler said he should discuss the sub
Ject OF MeClellan's campaigns on the proper
occasion. lie would now merely say that with
135,COO men he lay for month before Yorktown,
confronted by Magruder with $500 men, and
than Magruder hal.
Without further action the Senate then lat
30 T. M went into executive session, anu,
after some time spent therein, adjourned
HOTSE-After the passage of the Georgia
bill a. ann nded by a vote of yeas l25, nays 55,
stated in Yesterdays STAR
MIR. Butler Mass stated that he had voted
fer the bill amended only because he was
ANXIOUS about the passage of the Fifteenth
amendment. and because he did not intend to
lie found voting with the Democracy on any
political questions
Mr.. Latin N. W from the Committee on
Printing. reported bill tn change the manner of
printing the Patent Offce reports.
PeHCing discussion the Speaker laid before
the House communication from the President,
enclosing another from the Secretary of the
Interior, urging the necessity of making ap-
PTGprIatlOn To carry out the treaty of 1869 made
bv the Peace Commissioners with the Indians.
The President hopes that n ton may be taken
uTOR this matter without DELAY. so that in case
at war or any other difficulty with the Indians
the Government Of the United States may not be
responsible for il.
The commune alton was referred to the Com
mittee on Appropriations, and the House, at i:J0
II. m, adiOnTned.
Evening star., 1870-03-09

n CuAKEREss FALLS FROM WEALTH To
i"NEkIf AND HANGS HEEsELP.-An inquest
Vas held at GuttenbUTg, New jersey on Satur-
day, on the body Of Mary Annie Griffin fifty
years OF age, who committed suicide by hanging
herself with clOthes-line in her reom She
was Eative Of Philadelphia, and was a mem
ber OF the Society of Friends. She was in affiuent
circumstances until her husband lost a ssessel
Nhich Piled between Philadelphia and many
c4Uts Oh the seaboard. and from that dav their
iSi!Ghes began TO wane. Unable to cope with
uSH hrlEhbCrs any longer ia the old style Of
n'Ihe' tiSy left their native State and went to
5tS-Hc IN Uuttenberg, very retired quarter of
New Jersey The husband obtained emnIov
-,neb' ss night watchman one OF the piers In
nent and :, ,elUsiOr, ~ that v-ry iittIe i. tnown
% .h1 career OF the family beyond that alreaIy
-s,%''u. S.e had one child live years old. whom
she Strt 10 a BcighhOF'- house ON Erid.y ;n
"fdSr tliat the poor child might not witness the
Ifoihti destruction. When the body WAS dis
covered .: was quite cold. The Interior of tha
GNCl-iig lad something Of the TeSpectability of
iCInl,I diy but there was evidence at the SAM
sine that poverty T-ign"I there a regard, f,,J
and IlUtLinc.-N- y. Rsr1rf