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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-04-20

PREPARE TO DoDGE-An Iowa chap of
an investigating turn of mind has sent out
Wora mat there is comet on its way that is
eo'ns 70 play the very dickens with this little
planet OF ours presently He says it is going
to pass around the sun once. lust for FLYER
and then pass so near the earth as 70 dostrou
its gravitation entirely, and it will 90 off as +.
bob to this ethereal kite; and .ftar -
things will 60 to eternal smash, the world i
to be reconstructed, and we shall all have
new deal for chances. To show that this is
no idle tale we print the prediction:
GAS it is given 10 me, a comet is approach
ing our solar system, unlocked for by astron-
omers. 1t will appear within twenty years,
perhaps within five. 1t is about 100000 miles
in diameter, and is more than three times as
heavy as our earth. At distance it will look
like fire. 1t will pass around the sun, and on
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rOlicaI Notes.

The Republican State Committee meets al
Bangor this evening, and the time for holding
the State Convention will probably be fixed
upon.
A number of Washington correspondents
express much doubt in regard TO the passage
of the tariff bill this session. cyan" of the
Springfield Republican says: "There is no
chance of getting it through the House be-
fore May, and the Senate finance committee
will consider it month, and it will
then be too late for this session. 1t is
quite probable that some time in June some
body will get into the House short tax and
tariff bill including only few items and
making reduction of fifty millions on those
items. Short bills of that character could be
driven through Congress in fortnight"
The Judiciary Committee has reported
against the proposition to add two more JUS
tees to the Supreme Court.
The Portland correspondent of the Boston
Advertiser says that many Democrats talk
openly in favor of Gov. Chamberlain as a
compromise candidate for the Senate
The election committee still has eighteen
contested cases to settle, viz: one from Col
orado, one from Alabama, one from Arkan-
sas, one from Virginia, one from Indiana, one
from North Carolina, one from Ohio, one
from Texas, two from Kentucky, two from
Tennessee, two from South Carolina, two
from Louisiana, and two from Missouri.
Vallapdigham is said to cherish Congress-
ional aspirations still.
1t is reported that Samuel Bowles of the
Springfield Republican, is about to establish
newspaper in New York for the special ad-
vocacy of the claims of Hon. Schuyler Colfax
for the next Presidency.
Mrs. Grant refused to join the anti-woman
suffrage movement that has been started in
Washington by Mrs. Admiral Dahlgreen.
The Bangor JeGersonian, after giving not
very accurate account of the views of Maine
journals on the Governor question, says it goes
for the man who gets the nomination.
Gov. SMITH of Alabama is determined to
suppress political crimes and outrages in that
State, and has issued a proclamation in which
he says that in addition to other more prompt
means recently employed, the executive has
determined to organize at least one company
OF militia fol- continuous active service in
each of the said counties, until satisfactory
evidence is adduced that life, liberty and
property are entirely sale from lawless vio-
lence. He also invites lawabiding citizens 20
give him full information as to the efficiency
or inefficiency of the civil officers in those
counties, and TO suggest the name of firm and
efficient men for any vacancies in such civil
offices. He argues that it is right that the
expenses of putting down oltrases upon lite,
liberty and property should be imposed upon
and paid by the people of the respective
counties in which they occur, and continues ::
1t the people OF any county connive at such
outrages in their own county; if they fail to
become active in their exposure, suppression
and punishment, they deserve to be taxed
with all the expenses incurred in their expo
sure, suppression and punishment.
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Its return from him will pass so near the earth
as TO drag her from her orbit, and she will take
her march after it toward unknown space.
bow many years can she travel from the sun
without congealing all life? If the people on
the earth are organized as directed, so that the
angelworld can fasten to her, they can hold q
her in her position, and the comet will fall
back upon her, and chemically change her at
mosphere and water, so that no animal life
will any longer remain except in those human lsa
They will then require cut one-tenth of the
food which they now use, and will live ten
times as long. But the angels will thus save
the world, only with the concurrence OF its
inhabitants. And they will defer the matter
of help until the world has moved about 3d.
100000 miles forther from the sun than it now
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THE MCFARLAND MURDER TRIAL progress
es slowly, and the prosecution is making Just
as much effort as if it were not forgone con-
cluson that the prisoner would be acquitted.
If anything can be established by precedent,
it is established in the United States
that a homicide committed by hus-
band upon the supposed seducer of his wife is
iustifiable action. After the Sickles trial,
the Cole trial and numerous others that every
one will recall to mind it is not likely that a
new theory will be adopted in the present case.
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To ENGLAND AND BACK IN FOUR HOURS
The Lewiston Journal says that on Saturday
at quarter past o'clock A. NJ. A. d. Lock
wood, ESQ.,, sent a telegram to England, by
cable iuquirng as to the shipment of the cot
ton slashers, of which he is the agent in this
country. At las P. NJ, he received tele-
gram from England giving the information.
Thus in four and half hours despatch was
sent to England and an answer returned.
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The RED RIVER Exprp1r1oN.-An Ottaw

THE RED RIVER ExpEDr11oN.-An Ottawa
letter says that Col. Wolse!ey, who is to COM
mand the Red River expedition is young
man, only 81, but has seen service in New
Zealand, Cafffaria, the Indian Mutiny and the
Crimean War. He has been five times wound
ed and wears seven medals; is first class
officer, brilliant, and withal solid. The expe-
dition under his command will consist of 600
British regulars and 400 volunteers. The lat
ter will be selected from the various militia
corps in the Dominion, mustered in a camp OF
instruction, and formed into special regiments
and companies Three hundred armed police,
trained to act as cavalry or infantry, as occa-
sion may demand, will accompany the expe-
dition, under command of Capt. Cameron. A
steel or bronze battery will also form part of
the force. The volunteers are to be called out
for three years, and it is believed that the ma
jerity of them will remain in the country as
actual settlers. The police are to be stationed
at various posts throughout the settlement.
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STATE OF MAINE.


CUMBERLAND ss:-Super,or Court, april Term,
A. d., 1870.
NELSON LEIGHTON, Frank D. Hanson, Robert
IN Leighton and AIesta Leighton, all Of West
brook, in he county OF Cumberland doing business
at Portland. 10 said County, under the firm name OF
Leighton, Hanson g. Co., plaintiffs, versus H.
Dening, late OF Westbrook, in said county, now OF
parts unknown, beyond the limits OF The State
principal defendant, and John X. SAWYER of said
Westbrook, alleged Trustee.
Action Of assumpst to recover of said princina,
defendant the sum o. twenty-five go 100 dollars.
($22s2) alleged to be due plaintiff from said princi
pal defendant according to the account annexed to
the paintir's writ. W
Writ dated March 22d, A. D.. 1870, and made re-
turnable to the April Term, 1870. Addamnum $40.
6onney aud Pulten, P.f's Atty.
Upon the foregoing, the Court Order That the
Flalnnn cause the above named j. III. Denpr
principal defendant. to be notified of the pendencv
OF TINS suit, by publishing three weeks successfully
Portland, in the county of Cumberland an abstract
OF the Writ and Declaration and this Order Of Court
thereon the last ublicaton to be fourteen days at
least before the fourth Tuesday OF the term Of sad
Court, to be holden at Portland aforesaid. on The
first Tuesday OF May, A. ID. 1870, that he NAV then
and there in said Court appear, and show cause. If
any he have why judgment should not be rendered
against him andexecution,ssue accordingly,
Auest' wv. n. NEAL, Deputy Clerk.
Abstract OF Writ and Declaration and order of
Court thereon. VI
16 Attest: WIN. X. NEAL, DEPUTY Clerk.
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The THIRTY NINTH STATE-There is re-
ally serious movement towards bringing
New Mexico into the Union as State. The
New York World is in an agony of terror at
the idea, fearing that the new State will be a
reinforcement to the Radicals.
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IHE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE will
meet THIS evening at Bangor, and will proba-
o'y agree upon the day and the basis of call
ior State Convention, to nominate candi.
date for Governor. 1t has already been de-
eided that the Convention shall be held at
Augusta.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW oRLEANS-Cld 18th inst, ship Tranquebar,
Harvard, Liverpool.
MoBILE-Cld 18Th, sch Georgia Staples, Lord. for
JACKsoNvILLE-Cld nth. schs Mountain Lau-
rel Atherton. and Woodbury., Woodbury., New
0HARLEsToN-Cld1 18th. sch Jeddie, Trott. for
SAVANNAH-Cld 10th. scbs Ethan Allen, Blake
New York; VIM Jones, Keen, Rockland; Matte
Sid 18th, ship Nereus Miller. Liverpool; 1ath brig
IN 18th. ship Ellen
Southland, Morse, from Liverpool for Baltimore.
BALTlMoKE-Cld 18th, sch L NJ Warren. War
Below. ship Ellen Southland. from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHiA--Ar 10th. sch American Eagle,
cibo; Ralph Carlton, Curtis, Matanzas.
Cid 18th, brigs Prairie Rose Griffin, Cienfuegos;
Lima, HUI, do; sch Ada, tBr) Belgea. st John, NIB,
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, schs Maggie Bell, Hall,
BBockand Mary g Brewer, Mills, do; Julia. Nash,
Union, Leighton, Cheryheld.
Ar 18th, brigs Juliet Clark. Moore, Messna rs
days; Tiber. Heating. Messina; scbs M Trundy,
Newton. Boynton: Calais; Challenge. Bennett,
Portland; Maggie Mulvey. Rogers, Darien Tor Bos-
ton; Active. C0ombs, baltimore for do.
Cid 18th, steamer Dirigo, johnson, Portland; brig
J Devereux, Clark, Charleston; sch Frank q Nell
lie, Kendall, Savannah.
Matanzas; Lena Thurlow, Tor Cardenas; Proteus,
fhOt1DENCE-Ar 10Th, sens M0nteZuma Bull
ger, and Olive. Reynolds. Calais; Fair Wind, Smith,
AZ nth, sch Ganges, Treworgy, Ellsworth.
WARkEN-Ar 18th, sch Sarah Ann, Coosson,
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th, sch New Zealand, Low
In port, brig Valencia schs Kendrick Fish, s
Mcclellan, New Zealand, Fred Warren.
ROSTON-Ar 18th, sch Ada Ames, Adams, Savan-
CID 18th, barque May stetson, Spates. fer Havana;
brig Ellen Bernard. Coombs, Matanzas.
Cid 9th schs Ponder, Jr, Brown. Portland. to
load Tor Albany; Earnest. tBr) Quinn, st john NIB,
via Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid FIN Leghorn i7th ult, barque Lorena, Patterson
Philadelphia.
Gibraltar Passed through the Straits Both. barque
Azea, Brown. from Messina Tor Boston; Lemuel,
HOwes, from do tor do.
at St Croix 3Oth ult sch Dauntless, Coombs, for
New York.
At St Marc 3lst ult, sch Koret, Crocker, for New
York, ldg.
Sid I'm st Thomas I'd inst, sch Eva L Leonard,
Bunker, Turks Islands.
At Cardenas 9Th inst, brigs Raven, Leighton, for
North OF Hatteras; Shannon, Sawyer, and Susie j
Strout, Hammond, do, ldg; Hattie Grant, wig; schs
Leonessa, Myers, and Daybreak, Blake, do.
Baltimore.
SPOKEN
March 25. lat 4s, Ion 10, ship j II Stetson, from
Cardiff Mich 10 for Moutevedio.
March 81, lat II o. Ion Al, ship Italia from Callao
for Algeciras.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS is more moderate in his
statements than he gets credit for. He told
his hearers at Horticultural Hall, Sunday,
that if they would give him ten million dol
larsl he would start newspaper and make it
| a good one
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GENERAL ANDERSON. the defender of For,

GENERAL ANDERSON, the defender of Fort
Sumter, who is now in France, has made
himself the object of severe censure by his dis
play of interest in Prince Pierre Bonaparte,
the murderer. Gen. Anderson, it appears,
was the first to rush to the bloodthirsty Cor
sican's hotel, after his acquittal, leaving there
his card on which were written his hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
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THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT TRADE.-The San
Francisco Bulletin of the 9Th says the prospect
of the fruit crop of 1870 is most promising
throughout the State. Most of the fruit. grow
ers anticipate that it will be one-third in excess
Of. lak->c1>~A.--- gest
yet known in California. The anxiety, unfor.
tunately, of California fruit-growers is not with
regard to the quality which will be produced,
but how to dispose of it. The home fruit mark
ct cannot consume much more than one-fourth
of the crop, and unless the East comes to its
rescue large quantities of fruit must rot be-
meath the trees. Last year thousands of tons
OF fruit were lost. The home market being in
adequate to its consumption, our dealers turn
ed their attention to ward the vast and insatia-
BILE market of the Eastern States and endeay-
ored there to dispose of our enormous surplus.
But the tariff imposed by the railroad compa-
MES offered an insurmOuntable obstacle, and
unless it be in some measure modified this
year, I'VE will be as badly off as ever for a mark
ct for this commodity. Our shippers are will
ling to guarantee that, if the railroad will
transport their fruit at $500 per car-loa |, they
will ship this season between 5000 and 1000
tons OF fruit, on which the freight, at the rate
mentioned, will amount to between $3.50, 900
and 100000. On the other hand, if the rates
of last year be maintained, they will not ship
more than two or three carloads, and it is
doubtful if even that amount will be risked.
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TARIFFS are prolific sources of discord
everywhere-even in the Dominion of Canada.
The st. Croix Courier, published at st.
Stephen, N. B., says that the new Dominic on
tariff is protective, Notwithstanding the pro-
testatiOns of Sir Francis Hincks to the con-
trary. In conclusion the Courier makes the
following loud talk "The wheat growers Of
Ontario and the coal producers of Nova SEQ
tia ale protected by the imposition of duties on
their particular products, but none of the in
dustries of New Brunswick are similarly ia
vored. IT these things go on the Government
will raise spirit of discomfort in New Bruins
wick that will be harder to allay than the
.quondam murmurings of Nova Scotia If we
may judge by the example of our sister prov
ince the best way to have proper consideration
shown to us is to beg n to talk treason. Then,
probably, our interests might receive some
share of official regard"
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PimDleS ON the Face,

, For Comedopes, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs. Pimply Eruptions and Botched disfgura-
lions on the Face. use Perrys Comedone and Pim-
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains no
lead poison. Depot 40 Bond St., N. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. marl7dSw4msn
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Ratchelor,s Hair I'VE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world ;
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable i'm
stantaneous disappointment no ridiculous tints;
remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
pped at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
june 3-sNd1yr&w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT,
STATE OF MAINE,

CUMBERLAND, S. Superior Court, 4pra Term.
ISAAC BARTON, of Portland, in the county O
i Cumberland, plaintiff, versus JABEZ L. DEN.
MING, formerly Of Westbro0k, in said county, now
OF in the State OF Georgia.
Action Ct assumpsit to recover OF said defendant
the sum of three hundred thrty-fve Hoo dollar.
($33544 alleged to be due plaintiff from said defend
ant according to the account annexed to the PLAIN
tiff's writ.
Writ dated Feb 10th, A. d. 1870, and made re-
turnable at the April Term, 1870. Addamnum
$4,000
Sywonds and Libby, PITS Atty's
Upon the foregoing, the Court Order, That the
Plaintiff cause the above named Jabez I. Denning,
to be notified OF the tendency of this suit, by pub
fishing three weeks successfully in the Maine State
Press newspaper printed in Portland, in the coun-
ty OF Cumberland, an abstract Of the Writ and
Declaration and this Order Of Court thereon, tn g
last publication to be fourteen days at least before
the fourth Tuesday Of the term said Court to be
holden at Portland aforesaid the first Tuesday OF
May, A. D. 1870, that he may then and there in said
Court appear, and show cause, ii any be have why
Judgment should not be rendered against him and
execution issue accordingly
Attest: WILLIAM X. NEAL, Deputy Clerk.
Abstract OF Writ and Declaration and Order of
16 Attest:-WILLIAM X. NEAL, Deputy Clerk.
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price 25
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
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BOOk-Keeper Wanted

A PERSON who is qualified to take charge of the
"A books OF Wholesale store, who has had expe-
renee and can bring Recommendations of honesty
ana competency In double entry bookkeeping, can
near OF situation by addressing,
BOX 1910, Portland Post once
April 20, 1870. apr2o Wv
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ShOats for Sale,

A FEW Small White Shcas'. Also three Sows tc
Il drop Pigs first OF May.
For sale every Saturday at
mr26deSw4w* % Franklin Street.
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MARRIED.

In this city at the residence of the brides parents
by Rev. W. E. Gibbs, Mr. Edward G. SWEET and MISS
Annie'E. Russell. both OF this city.
In Bath, April Is, Capt. Geo. w. Tucker and MISS
Martha s.. daughter of Capt. q. j. Perkins.
L. Bailey.
In Augusta, April 10. james A. Merrill and Sarah
Z. Pierce.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-04-20

The NEW LIQUOR LAW goes into effect next
Saturday-thirty days after the adjournment
of the Legislature. Dealers in intoxicating
fluids will do well to set their houses in order,
for the day of wrath is at hand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-04-20

10y me and PHI do you good o-The best
AND HERB BlrTERS,-a long tried and s andard
remedy i9r Liver Complaints Bilious Diseases. HUI
mors Vi !ne BLOOD and SkiD, Jaundce Dyspepsia
Ipaigestioh, Gostveness, Headache ana ali diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Torpid ! iver or
impure blood. They cleanse the system, purify and
and strengthen the whole body. GEO q. GOOD
WIN q CO, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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To Printers.

A FONT of NEW BREWER TYPE (212 Ibs.l can
LAND, Maine, at Great Bargain:
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DIED.

In this city, April 49, Miss C. Viva yarnum, daugh-
ter OF Elizabeth I. and Phinehas f. Varnum.
!Fune' al services Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
In Cape Elizabeth, April 10. Mrs. Annie Il wife OF
William B. Jordan, aged rs years.
lfuneral on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
Oil Works.
In Gorham, April 49, Mrs. Lucy A., wife OF Cor
ham Norwood, ESQ.,, aged 80 years : months
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Moth Patches, Freckles & Tai

Uss 'PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE To-
TON" The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
from the face Prepared only by DR.. B. G. PER
kY, 40 Bond st, N. Y. Sold by Druggists every
where.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.
EDWARD Il. ROBINSON.

Teacher and Professional Piano Tuner,
would respectfully announce to the public that he
has resumed his profession Of teaching and tuning
piano tortes. Orders may be lett at the music store
OF j. N. DAVIS, 3lS Congress street, opposite Me-
chanic's Hall. apr11snd3W
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To Let.

Pleasant rent of five rooms, to q small quiet
"A tamiiv ,y;,J,;n two minutes walk of the Post
Office. Anniv to S. p, BARBOUR,
ap20dtf No. 10 Market st.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
N EWS
PORT OF RTL A N ID I.


Tuesday, April 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Pield, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Passport and st John. NIB.
CLEARED.
Sch President, Robinson, New York - James &
Williams.
Sch Leocadia, Delnd, Boston James s. VIII
liams.
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IMPORTS.

Steamship Moravian. from Liverpool = 55is bars
iron A Stevens & Co; 500 bdls do. Eben Corey
2 pkgs mdse Paddock Is pkgs, Can Elk; pkgs
j E Prlndle; pkgs mdse, 131i0 fish plates, order
and the rest OF the cargo TOR Canada.
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FROM MrncuANrs' EXCHANGE,

Ar at Havana 9th, barque Ada Carter. Kenney.
Boston; Megunticook, do; brig David Owen. Chad
bourne, st John, NIB; sch Ruth Baker, LoIing,
Boston; 11th, Oarque Harvest Home, do.
Sid 10th, brig Hattie Bishop, Weber, for North
OF Hatteras.
Ar at Matanzas 9Th, barque Jane Alkaline. Hutch
inson, Portland; 9th, brig Maud Potter Shields, do
sch David Babcock. Colcord, do.
Sid 10th, brig Castillian, tor PHILADELPHIA.
Ar at Cienfuegos 9Th, brig ELENA, Portland.
Sid 9Th, schs Bowd0in, Randall Portland; 9th,
Susan, Sears, do.
at Cardenas Sth, sch Francis Satterly, Portland
Sid 6th. brig Alm0n Rowell, Davis, for North Of
Hatteras.
Ar at Philadelphia 18th, sch Elizabeth Magee, from
Portland.
Cid 18th, brig Frontier, Morgan, for Portland; sch
Chattanooga, Black, do.
Ar at New York 10 h, barque Arletta Colcord I'm
Buenos Avres; sch Dreadnaught, Willard, Portland
Tor Virginia.
E Spring, from Buenos Ayres tor Boston.
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MEMORANDA

HSee local columns for damage TO the shipping
by the storm.
Sch John Lymnburner, from Cardenas for New
York. which was passed abandoned, registered 173
TONS built at Brooksville in 1867 where she was
owned, and commanded by Capt circuit. The j l.
sunk soon after she was passed.
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Girl Wanted!

A GOOD STEADY, CAPABLE GIRL, to do the
Awork in a small family. None need apply u1l-
less fully capable and with the best OF References
Enquire at No. Quincy Street.
April 10, 1870. dtfsN
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n"TsLED BLISS. 1t is impossible to
conc i've OF more refreshing Graght in the
1 lchape OF medicine than " WAY
DR.. Hendricks Restorative Bitter,.
They are composed of Roots, Herbs, and Banks,
such as our used to steep every springs
IN days gone BY. If you 'dont feel WELL" Iry boz
etOr. aniH1ttsn
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