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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-05

Situated In PeaSc Township, Belmont County,
Ohio. on the National Road, two miles west Of
BRIDGEPORT, and three miles from Wheeling.
To meet the views Of purchasers, who wish
small tracts for gardening purposes, We have sub
divided the bottom into tracts OF 70 TO 30 acres
each, including portion Of pasture land, and
will offer these subdivisions or parcels at public
ahIo m fhR F1FRInhu,N
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" you want the best corsets ever sold
in the city, for the money, call and get one
of our dollar consets. They arc French
woven, and genuine whalcbone. Brucs Il
GnrHnrn -----
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PHOTOGRAPHS ofmembers Of the Legis.
lature and Senate, either singly or In
groups, can be had at tho Partridge Gal
leFY, ..f f
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ES- :st
u TATE.-Thc frst-clasS DWELLING iii
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner A.'A'
Mrs. Carter. There 10 full lot, and the house 10
10 % good condition az the day II was built
everything about tho premises In thorough re-
pair. Possession given OIL the lst OF April, 1870
Amply to ]. p. LEWIS,
deci.I McLurc House, Wheeling, W. Va.
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I.a5 lBERKLRY &DUTTON, !.
MARIETTA, O., Fob. /, 1870. ANNiEr1"
What Those who know tho Firm soy

The undersigned take pleasure In teStltyIng TO
the honesty and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of tho
Distribution can FeFt assured that Tho rtmOSt
fairness and honesty will DO their greatest aim, 20
that all will have equal chances IN the prizes OF.
feTcd. They would further state that tho Valuh.
tlOn put upon tho property, 10 not Getih0uS, but
Tt1l, and Is In every respect 10 represented.
L. W. CHAMBERLAIN, Probate Judge,
LEWIS ANDERSON, County Treasurer,
Nv. RAMSEY, County Auditor. ).
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TOR SALE-BRICKYARD ON
10 Wheeling IGiand.--The undersigned offer for
sale or rent thCIE BriCkyard. on Wheeling Island.
nenfs: has steam engine and brickmaChInc with
capacity Of 5000 per day, and the best clay for
brick making 10 DO found In tho country. The
active partner Ia unable, from III health, to con-
"f feSa :ne OuA'u r, II. SWEENEY 6 co.
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CALL at "117," and see the finest Rustic
Photographs that have yet been made in
the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-05

BThe advertisement Of Berkeley 3 Duttou's
"Gmnd Property Distribution" 10 lake place ID
Marietta, March 81, 1910, will attract attention.
The property they Offer 10 Of the best In Marietta;
ley 4 DuttOn, who are among our moSt pfomI.
n6nt business men, will DO FULLY accorded BY
every person who knows them.-NdFisttG Rt0is.
Ter.
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spLENDID PREMIUMsl
Best Farmers Paper and the Best
LadY'a Magazine.

Any person sending rs $40 for a club Of 8
Tickets, We will give Orange Judd's American
Agricultural for ono year.
Any Lady sending ia $40 for a club Of 10
Tickets, We will give Godey's LAdy'S Book for
ono year.
m All persons who desire to participate In
this Grand Distribution Are requested 10 send
their orders at once. Do not delay until the last
moment, but forward your orders promptly, aud
az Remlttanees may be made BY Bank Draits,
Post Once Orders, or Regis tered Letters. WFilj
Ndi96S and 'dddFtks pl0tAly.i OrtiGrS containing
rcmlttanecs may DO addresscd to F. E. PIARcE,
ESQ.,, trustee, All other communications to the
The distribution will be uupcriutcnded BY a
competent committee, and will positively take
place at tho time designated. FOR AGcncIeA and
TleEctS, adarees !-.t7 S-,n t..-
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"Wednesday, March 9th, 1870.

This tract Is well known as one OF The most dc.
sIrablc and valuable for gardening purposes or
residences on the Ohio side, while It's proximity
10 The Wheeling market and the facilities for
pfornpt and easy communication with that city
and bridgeport 1t all times, give Il peculiar ad.
ynntAgcs, II Ia rare chance, and all who think
OF making good Investment should be present
on the day OF sale.
suit purchasers. Underlying 1t Ia . Six Foot
Vein Of Coal, opening on the National Road and
OF superior quality.
TEnHS or SALE.-onc. half cash; balance IN
one, two and three years, with Interest, secured
by deed OF trust or mortgage.
eW-IH tho day should be unGavOFablO the sale
Will take place the next good day.
Plots can bc seen In tho hands OF Mr. John
Bates, Bridgeport; on the prcmiCs, or with either
OF ia Is N " Nv. q. c.,w.pRocKuNGER.
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DISTRIIuTIoN Or BERKLET 4 DUTroN.-lt 10
quGinted with the gentlemen who compose ths
6m, and their reputation for integrity And honor
stands dcservedly high. Those who pufrhaSe
tickets may b aeSnrsd Of being honestly dealt
with. We say this on our own responsibility
kdrlGltd Tina. Eebi6S0t.CoSv
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DnEASEs OF TuE KIDNEYS AND DlADDER.

Persons unacquaintcd with tho structure and
functions Of tho Kidneys cannots estimate the
importance Of their hGdELtN Hell0n. fEg.tH
Regular and sufficient action Of tho Kidneys Ia
as Important nay, even more so, than regularity
Of the3 boHele. The Kidneys rGmnVea from tho
Blood those Uf8te matters Whch.R permit 6dt 10
remain, would speedily destroy life. 4 totRlbus.
pCugiun'of tho urinary discharges viii oceaAinn
death from thlrty.six TO fOrty.cIght hours.
When tho UrinN Is yoldcd In small quantities
at the time, or when there Is disposition to URN.
ate more frequently than natural, or when the
Urine is high eolored or scaldIng with weakness
In tho ANAL Of tho baeE IT Gholld not DO trifGd
with or delayed, but Koskoo should DO taken al
once to remedy tho difficulty, before a lesion OF
tho organs takes place. Most OF tho diseases Of
the bladder originate nom those OF the Kidneys,
ncyH, provo Irritating to the Bladder and Urinary
passages, When We FecollGct that medicine never
reaches the kidneyl except through the general
circulation Of the Blood, VIC sec how necessary Il
is to keep tho Fountain If Life Pure. n -
- ~ g - \ - :,
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aaSHs . sroCE
K o S K 90!

il remedy OF iROAda5l Eaeaey In the earsof
diseases Of tho Kidneys and Bladder. n tAeSs
AGtetionS II Is as near spee 10 as any remedy can
b. It does It's work kindly, slItnRy and surely,
The RGlIEr which 1t affords Is both certain and
pToEpaHs. I an + II
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nor Remit WISH TO IN
q rent my property In Pleasant Valley,
consisting Of Brick House containing ak
rooms, cellar, good stable, and we'll Of water,
with number Of fruit trees aud . acres Of land,
lying on the National Pike, one mile west Of the
Ohio River. s.Eg.l
For terms apply on the premises.
mari" .,,', MARY A. TAYLOR,
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os'iKo { y ,
ailae 81 rl..
LIVER INYIGORATOR!
VI NJ -.tIrT N- !tF -..
STANDS USRIvALLED,
Boiling the only KNOWN Medicine


Being the only KNOWN Medicine
that EFFICIENTLY GImuIQteS and coHREcTs tho
Aepdtlc secrStionS and functional DERAN0gNHNTs
Of the LIVER, WITHOUT DEB1ITATtNd the system.
While 1t acts reelv upon tho Liver inSttad q co.
pIOus purgiHg, IL Gradually changes the discharges
TO a psJSctly natural state. IS,
SYMPTOMS OF LIvRR COMPLAINT. AND OF soME OF
THOSE DISEASES PRODUCED ny IT.
A Sallow or yellow color Of tho skin, or yellow
iSh.brOwn spots on the face and other parts Of the
body; dullncss and drowslnesg, sometimes head
ache; bitter or bad taste In the mouth, internal
heat; In many cases dry, teasing cough; Cn-
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with a
raising OF tho food; bOatcd or inll feeling about
the stomach and sides; aggrayatinS pains In the
sides, back, or breast, aid about Tho shoulders;
constipation Of tho bowels; piles, hatulcnCc, cold.
ness Of the cxtrcmiticg, sc. "iEI -
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GARDEN LANDS
FARM FOR s ALE!


The undersigned offer for sale that valuable
tract Of land, known as the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-05

TOR SALE-THOSE ELEGANT
L four.story Brick Buildings on tho west side
Of Main. between Monroe and Union STREETS,
three Of them extending from Main to Water
street, the other. half the distance. 4 good Op-
portunIly for profitable Investment.
teb25 !. lRWlN.
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10 Steamboat Agen8:' =
A young man named Thomise disap-
pcarcd from this place on last Saturday.
lie Is short, chunky man, about twenty
three years Of age; had on light gray
pants, with black stripe, and q fox colored
overCoat. Any information you can get
from the steamboat captains about such n
man will be thankfully received.
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TOR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE IN m
Z on John street, between Fith and HI
Sixth, With six rooms, water and RAA.3 SA
Possession given April 1st. ~ :, 49,, -,
mari ...I jACOH HULL. 4
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DRooMS! BROOMS!-2OO DOZEN
DMney BroomS, assorted sizes, Just received
SSbSS NJ REILLY.
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WANTS.
RooK AGENTS WANTED FOR
FOR RENT.

T0R RENT.3THAT SPLEN. IN ~
L. DID business stand, corner Of Mar H.
ket and Monroe streets, how occupied by
Adams Express Company. Enquire Of
mRI9 LAkPEh y bhO. :
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TOILET ROOMs WITHAsss
i Steam Power Several large and
small rooms. Possession given immO.. w
dIately. For terms, &C., apply to
NORWAY TACK CO.,
feb98 Foot Fourth, Street.
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rh. Drawing to TAX. PlA.s at Marietta
Positively on the 3Ist Of March,
or HONEY REFUNDED!
NO DISAPPOINTMENT FROM Any CAUSE |

.3s.'.yaa. o0 a.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The LApY's FRIHsp fbr December Il received and
II an unusually Interesting number. IL has b .au-
tiful engraving and full fashion plates, and other
matters OF interest 10 the ladies' Deacon Peter
son, Philadelphia. 'H' a'i .' 1901 i''..
HARrER's M,aa,rSK for December has profuse-
ly illustrated article on the Brooklyn navy.yard,
followed by one on Plus TX, with Wow Of 81 Peter.
and the Vatican. Bombay and the Parsees and
Life In Brittany also furnish subjects Tor numerous
pictures. The other eontents present tho usual va
riety. For sale by BurnhaIn-; I -rt ...UHsF
To SABBATH scHeoLs,-As at this season OF che
year schools are aiming various plans OF Lessons
and journals relative 10 Introduction. We advfse
them 10 send for q specimen copy Of the American
Sunday school Worker Published by J. ". Mcintyre
ST. Louis before deciding. The November number
cf this Journal besides Its usual valuable contents,
has very valuable announcements OF It's plans and
reduced terms, with list Of lessons for 1871. n.
The contents Of the January .AIIASrIc MONTHLY
win ..tonish magazine readers LonsieilSw Leads
scribing year he passed. In Venetian palace; and
then fallovs m article by Mrs. Mary lowell ht-
nam, giving her experiences in France during tho
coup afaf, and the incidents Connected therewith;
ries founded ON real life John @. Whittier, with
fresh ballad, called "The Sisters" Mrs. Helen Hunt
with another chapter nom her Foreign rambles, n
good. no doubt, as ''The German Landlady;" Hon,
Henry Wilson. with look at the country ffSm 2
calls .'TheNew DEPARTURE" John Hay, with the
dTst instalment or his "Castilian Days" Oliver
Wendell HOLMES. with something Pag,n, and bril- IL
Henry Williams, with an article telling his readers
slow to take Care OF Their Eyes" J. w. Deforest
with the first chapters Of his new novel which he
has entitled .'kate Beaumont" Harriet Prosoott
Sponard with story called Nils nn MSgai n !;
.Our Whispering Gallery" In which he gives his
personal recollections OF Thaekany.
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POLITICAL.

There are many indications that the
Democratic party in Kentucky is dividing
into two sections, which may be called
Liberal and Bourbon; and 1t is reported
that John c. breckenridge and few
] other old-time leaders sympathizo with
the. former. and urge that the results OF
the war should be recognized, and new
departure taken.
The S.sLouis Republican coolly COM
forts Messrs. Schurz and Brown by telling
them that ..as tho recent election enfran-
chises 10000 prescribed citizens, every
one of whom. win act with the Democrat
ic party, we do not quite see how they are
to have future career in a State which
viii be invincibly Democratic for the next
twenty years; unless they como into the
Democratic organization" Perhaps the
liberal course of Messrs. Brown and
Schurz viii have different effect from
that here contemplated.
A western paper gives currency. TO q
report that'the "whiskey ring" viii conf
abine this winter TO induce Congress to
raise the tax from fifty cents TO ono dollar
per gallon. The stills have been kept
running constantly for months and there
Is an immense stock on hand. on which
the profit would DO enormous if the tax
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LEwIS-BARKER. In this city, Nov. d, by Rev.
Jas Boyd, Mr. Charles NJ. Lewis and Miss Mary
Il. barker, both Of Saco. ~
IIOLIyON-CURTIS. In this city. Nov 81, by Rev.
Jas. Boyd, Mr.. Charles Y. Ilollon and Miss Abbio
J. Curtis, both OF this city. III.
TARD0X-EDWARDS. In this city, by Rev. Jas.
Boyd, Mr.. Joseph Tarbox and Miss Rosetta y.
Edwards, both OF this city. .... r-..-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. In Monmouth, Nov: %, by
Rev. q. d Emerson, assisted by Rev. J. o. Thcmp-
son, Mr.. ID. II. d. Hooper. oIthis city, and biiss
4 Z. Emerson, daughter Of the officiating clergy.
man. 49,
LIBBY-LARRABEE. In Limington, Nov: ~, by
Rev. h. w. Pearson, Mr. Jos II. Libby, OF Best0n,
and Mis- Louisa H. Larrabee, OF L.
MACE-TIIOMPS0N In Limington, Nov. "a, by
Rev. y. w. Pearson, Mr.. Timothy ii. Mace, VI
Westbrook, and Mis- Fannie A. Thompson, OF u.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. In Saco, Nov 20, by Rev.
q. J. Clark, Mr.. N. Francis kendrick, OF y, and
Mis- Isabel I. Phlpot, OF Waterborough.
PERNALD TUCKER In IIo lis, Nov. ~, BY Rsv.
. h II. Sawyer, Mr.. Prank r. Pernald, OF Chicago,
and Miss Emma I. Tucker, OF IL -
fERNALD-IiAWS0N. In Detroit, Mich, Nov.
q, by Rev. A. Owen, at the residence Of Mr. Chas.
X. Stafford, Rev. James Pernald, of bsc0 and Mrs..
Miranda Rawsou, OF Detroit Isl
CLARK-WlGGlS, In South Berwick, Noy. y, by
Rev. Silyanus Hayward, assisted by Rev. J. n.
Locke, lothian y. Clark, A. D., Prtosptor OF Der
wick Academy. and Miss Mary A. Wiggin, Of E1.
cter, N. II. 10 ~ ff 700 "'''
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OUR OWN STATE.

The publishers of the Lewiston Weekly Journal
have issued tho prospectus Of that popular paper
fbr 1871. As q family paper Tor Maine reader. The
Weekly Journal leaves but little 20 he desired. 10
Is y large eight page paper, prvsentins null and
methodiraiiy arranged Review VI The week Adigest
of State news by Countries very fal State Corrcs-
poujeucc. with special Correspondents nom impor-
tnnt points, and an interesting Literary Depart
meni A carefully edited Agricultural Dspartpcnt
is faturs that has given II great popularity; and
is Chiidren's Department eagcrly rcsd lis STATE
Correspondence and Reports OF Conversations, Agrt-
cultural Festivals etc. are Dcomparshly complete,
The price % the paper s 2o In ndysnce. and 10 Is
QUE Of the cheapest pspcrs IN the cosntry.Ta -Ttt
Tux PORTLAND rRANsCRII'r Z. - se t.s..ly
ann VOLUME IN March pext the pssce tc resaaa no
elsns,t-s@a year ~ ssis ansv. More Storse. nlles
..s, .n Es s ., sss s.s NE IN
tended ilsprovementA. To al p<~ Subscribers. The
raASscRirI viii BE- sent fo.rt>es seshs for The price
ofc.e yesr. w ~ Clubbing srrsngcneuts Win All the
esi,as Nss.sss- and Se..pspsrs. the entire .vsdns
the .sty of every eHscn % pstronrel, can BE- had az
SfAs ies~f pessihA r.i~s Enouxh be saved two
MAGAZINES 10 pay the whole Subscription prre of the
,rnANscfif.r: spsemens ~ the enllNscRIrf ard
theaiss. Win ni ti.s ef .oss Cnoesi uith, and
WILL rickARD a Co, roRrIASb, NIX t~io
|, Avhktling dsett was an attraction eta 10
cent entertainment In Bath.-Hou. Lot n. Nor
,rill continues to gain slovIy.-Reabeu Hunt Of
Bath, uhilst engaged las. Friday afternoon in
tending circular saw in the winnex.nee mills,
had his right hspd caught and savrd romplets-
through: Lewiston journal Ays that Mr..
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N b. Hooper Of Harmony. rnised the present.
season. l6l quarts Of the Horton Seeding
Gooseberries. on q pises Of land u rods In
lsssth. and 10 fsct In width, and sold 30 quarts
for SIS. prcserving the rest.-Last week Mr..
@. C. Hall Of Lyndon. took to Boston over =
ton and half Of honey made by hiseln.se
on his farm the past season. At 20 cc6tsl a.
ID, ,this viii CONC 70 eser- s600.-The Rf -
myvthst the illustrations for North's ktxtFy Of
Augusta, cost about slSoo.-Aisny Of the
firms in Bangor, who'smpley large numbers Of
hands, generously. presented q Thanksgiving
turkey 10 each Of their employecs,-Tbc last
plank wss laid In the apron % the new Augusta
dam on Saturday.-Quite lively controversy
ID going on in Rockland in relation TO tho To-
cation Of "a water terminus. to the Knox and
Lincoln r ROO gallons Of dcad-shot whis-
key was seized on cross road In Lewiston, last
Monday. and cost the owners $3.50 besides the
n" o.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

The very latest dispatches state that In Lon
don the capitalization Of Paris is rumored. The
London Times revives the story that terms Of
peace have been settled between King William
and Napoleon, by which the latter codes Stras
bours and Metz, and returns to France at the
head Of the Imperial army. The Times edito-
rally declares this highly probable. The battle
on Tuesday vas . sortie from Paris, In which
the French were driven In with loss Of 5000
dead and wounded and 1000 prisoners. The
French army Of the Loire has been repulsed
and Il Is rumorcd that Il has surrendered.
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M, .adsertSse,,.eass


To thu fEouorabls. ths Justices. az the ea-
nrrpe Ind Court % be lrid at Aimed. viuatn
ara s,r tIsr tpunty az Ysrt Asd state u Msgcs ON
ths third TUESDAY u septsmoer. A. d. esass'" hs"-
drcd and seventy:
A NNIE A. DAVIS. of Kittery. In said
IA County. wife of Alexander Davis formerly ofCes
ler In sah STATE ibeis aud gives this lIoncraDe cn
% bs inSesei tat tlsc twenty DAY % SuU,
A. ID. eiEhiecn hundred spd sixty tvo d Nh suueS
she Was lawfully married to the said Aeander law
ard thereafterwarfs cabte,i with itns - tsh stse
that she has always behaved herrslf sSwnrs: hs -
Q ehaste and faithful wife. Yet the ssli A,eander
Davis. peGiectins his marriage vows and duty, has n.'
lived and cohabit-f with her since the month of AMI,
A. D. etgeeu fwvdrvt and sixiy-avr, having sa.sesl
himself, and resldiaS n sstse pisc- ~I,ut ssi ssts
unknown 10 yOur ellant and m neElecis and refuses
~ live with bernt since the sixth day of February,
A. ID. eighteen hundrrd aud sixty eight he hes not in
any way made provision In the least for her support
AMI maintenance bet has utterly d~s~rte her whost
reasonable cause, and that In Consequence of such
periect end desetion she has slnee said last date beeu
p,poficd 70 fxbor eousnuaiy 0r te meaus OF sub<s-
terre And her said husband st oossssscs sch de-
sertjou Without ast cs.e. And ss nsses uvevs tst
divorce nom The bonds ~ niatrimory between her
an1 Var AID husoaDd. vosd be rcasoaaic ssd prvpsv
eoudoclye On domestic barupuy, snd c.nsisteat win
ti,e prsee md morality of society. whervfore she
prays th~ Court Ca decree divorce nom the bonds u
msfriaouy between her ssi ses ssld hssbsnd, .
DATED the pinetrcnti sy VI septen'bcr, A. D. eish-
teen hundred and seventy. w ,xx,r n.v,s
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Let no such man b trusted. :,


But His Houor not being In postlcal franc OF
mind, saited down Jim's sentiments with nns Of
= The second to answer 70 tho roll call We. "old
n NH d. John ssid he had ALLEN among land shaffs
since he had arrived In Biddeford, and he had esi-
IDENTIFY had 10 clap all sail 70 save anything rom
their ravencus crap. But setting aside the shark
Of beverages since hi. recent arrival in tho city
and when he attempted 70 bring up HIS craft In the
eve OF the wind, Thursday night, he was unsteady
and working round several points, his craft ,wn
espsiied. When no was plcSed uI be was singing .
"Yool heaye, o-ho.". lie Ws rescued In dam
aged condition, and Ills Honor allowed 81 and costs
salvage, but John not having . 'shot in the
locker" he was condemned and sent up for thirty
John stiggin,, esq, was the neIt Mplr.nt for
EPiekwiek Papers," John has's Fprodilect,on for
pine apple #. hot and S be
III. Siiggin,.p "who's neItW r-iI ..."'. :
and festive nom ,t the wild; y q
Weleh. Th: youth came 70 the city with load Of
ersl dfsaghts Of the mixture peculiar 70 Biddsford,
he became inhaIned with spirit or research, "A
we'll ~ poor whisky, and resolved 20 "seo the elc-
phant," and other Wild beasts. Our friend had
hardly started on his tour q observation, when he
OF IFS saes, and shortly asrward taken 70 the sta.
ton 70 mediate upon the Instability Of lifs lie
thinks IN little learning Is dangerous thing and
10 % s%s s when ,SqJd e pay
nagerie he had been permitted 10 take. ..
charged with stealing two bushels Of apples from
State Reform School during majority, or TO thirty
days In the County Jail ut Alfred. Ho was sent up,
by special train. ''0..I H'r "
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ero.sr c. GOODWIN / c.. s..isag, Agents.

rSs Rxisox wuy.--fhs innsihls sanse q pysnatsrs
s,dne o. standing u ths Aals ehseso q ths al
vessrh which ancd The cusasing nattss. M rvnoss
IL. n crssy n yessn N s.turai DO M besuty, ths
an ye~s-,s must be rcsloru 10 ther natural cooiioo 10
Z IN this principle THAI NAruREs HAIR RcsrORA.
TIVE b coupossAsi, aud has Proved eoups<ts AZ
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gestion was not acted upon. and the
whole matter of the revival Of American
commerce remains rs it was In the begin
ming. except that the exhaustive labors
and profound research Of MIR. Lynch
have thrown upon the subject n flood oil
light.
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Special Notices.
COL. r. q. sHANNol

COL. Il. O. SHANNON,
Lately returned IRON . three years residence In
BRAZIL Is now prepared TO all promptly any engage
ments for his lecture entitled, "The Land OF the
Southern Cross.n 't' N'| -. a"
For particulars, a. To terms and dates, address p.
O, Box $50, SACO, ME-. .... -. &C. 40
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STATE OF MAINE.

.I.. ArGusrA, Nov. l6, 1870,
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council viii
held at the Council Chamber. In Augusta, on Monday
the 5th day Of Dec. inst, ai+ yclock 2. NJ.
Attest, FRANKLIN NJ. DREW
2wi9 Secretary Of State.