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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
a JdSssSI y A Fa III of over co acres divided IL
81 GtEsszsAsa 10 moving, tillage and woodland
HI .IiH:yg,SkI be utIuly situa, ed on the oanks
kaI!L21ssE6tl OF the SacO River. atOut Is miles
from Portland on the line of the Portan & Roch-
ester X. r. within Is minutes walk of r. r. station.
church aud school house. Railroad commupi alton
with Portland forenoon and after noon splendid
fruit garden containing APPLE pear and plum trees,
grapes goOseberries, &C. The house e i2 storyl is
in perfecC repair, containg parlor, sitting room,
dining room, Kitchen and eight sleeping rooms
good cellar, brick cisterD hard and soft water in
kitchen. Good Barn and Carriage House on the
premises: This desirable property is now offered at
the low figure OF $4,000. Terms easy. We can give
one Gesirous OF good farm great bargain
Apply to GEO. X. DAVIS s. Co.,
my6d3w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers'
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
tor preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
h0tr IS sooa, restorod
to its original color
'0'M the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair 10 fb;oL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

W700 m N0R0 PER Month guaranteed.
weekly 10 agents everywhere selling our Patent
Silver Mould White Wire Clothes Lines Business
permanent. For full particulars address GIRAKD
WIRE MILLS, Phia iti phia, Pa. ap2yd4w
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House for Sale i!
For Sale.

IINHE two-story brick dwelling house No. Z South
l. street. now occupied by Dr. LeProhon will be
sod very low. Apply at Maine Savings Bank,
April IL. 1870. ted3w] 100 Middle street.
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No. Is Chestnut Street, Portland

$50 Reward.
q a., LOST on Friday, Feb. II, from the res,
Sxz dencc OF Mrs Capt. Stephen Lane in n' R eusl
XN ton, near Bar Mills, a iarge-sized full blood
sS[sSsB Black and Tan Dug other color, exceIt
little grey about his mouth, and there NAV he q
very few white hairs his breast. weirhs
about thirty-fve lbs; answers to the name Of
crank" Whoever will give information where the
same may be found shall receive the above rawerd
Ears and tail natural ","'
March 26-Not yet found.
r. Q; Address, LEWIS B. GOODWIN.
WIiw"9 Bar Mills Me
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nc Fog California

overland VIA. Pacific ksailrend.
Or by Steamer via. Panama to San gra,c,sco.
RATES, by
w. ID. LITTLE 81 CO..
UNION TICKET OFFICE,
d&w1wis-tostf 1919 Excba,,. .4.oa.
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N ails.
lCask.. 4 toe 0l0
Naval Stores.
Tar y brl. a 90 "a 5 o.
pitch &c. Tarl3 25 e
WI. Pitch =. AS
Rosin $50. 800 % SOC
Turpentine gal So a GO
Oakum.
Americana. 81 "a 113
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
seHanS- w eeixAy Edmey

sy--1ls On and after the 18th mat, the s,.
e. Steamer DiriSo and Praaconia, viii
v,ssss< & a nnui further notice, run as follows;
~ - Leave Cats hari Portland eyery
MoN q, ana THURSDAY, at 4P a.. ana leave
! r,e 80 81 y, Il kes York, every MONDAY and
IhCRsDAY, at PM
The Oirigo ant FEaaeonis are fitted m with Ana
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ioi passengers. making this the
most eonSenie aud comfortable Fonts Tor travellers
between New York nd Maine.
Passage in state Room IS. Caoia Passage 81,
Meals extra ~
Goo forwarded TO and from Montreal Quebec.
Aaili ,x 81. John, and all psrts Of Maine Shippers
are requested to send heir freight the Steamers
As carly Is 2. NJ. on the days they leave Portland.
For freight or passage Amply to
HENRY COX. Galts Wharf Portlprs
J. +. aMES, PierSs &. Il. New York.
May 2-dtf
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MsSasesAaea asx,

Tilsrs are many men OF the age OF thirty vino nxs
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blsd
der, often accompanied by slight enarting or buri-
ing sensation, and weakening the system In a MAJ
nsr the patient csano. account for. On examining
the urinary deposits fopy sediment vii lOften be
found, and sometimes small particles of seen en- ST.
bunen will appear, the color will be of thin milk
lsh hue again changing to dark and turbid appear
ignorant Of the cause, which IL the
eBoOND STAGE OF SEMINAL wNAKNEas.
Gan warrant Q perfect cure in such cases. and 4
fall and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr..
san do 90 by writing, in . plain manner, deecrip,
tsn Of their diseases and the appropriate renede,
will be forwarded iynMej etely.
1An corfeapondones strictly confidential and VT.
bs returned, II desired :
AddTasE: On. j. b. HU0HEa.
No. Il Preble Street,
Ssxs docE TO the pfsbis House, Portland. No.
~" Send stalap foI Circular. =
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
BY its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely for
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-01
MICHIGAN APPLES.
40 BARRELS, o.
Consisting OF
RsGbMs'y Rsssscts, w
BGldiOsns,
PGraaGtns,
AND OTHER -HH Co.,.
o Choice E6rteftes,
To arrive March 10 This IL choice lot, and the
last shipment fer the season.
D. +. LiTTLEFlElD,
ID 10 Main street, saeo, Maine.
A NEW PATENT.

- w
r1NIE subscriber has discovered and invented
Il new and useful improvement In
TEA sc COFFEE POTS.
partition extending across The centre f'om top 70
Also, in aId partition Of conc slide ga,e o.
valve extending out % the top Of tho vessel 10 si
NIT water nom ono compartment 10 tho other by
raising the valve, The tea pot Is also provided
with valve In the samo way, excepting the valve
Is round, operating the same ~ In cOdce pot, by
two covers each, ono 10 each compartment. and .
spout or nose, placed each side OF tho psrts
tIon, II desirable. The noses nro provided with
thimbles or STEAMERS, as may DO required; Ihey
have three handles-one on each side under each
nose, and one In centre Of heck side-cnc 70 DO
grasped with one hand while the other hand may
have hold Of tho sthe In order that the vessel may
one handle. The two compartments are for tea and
water or coioe and water, That when the tea or COT
fec 10 stepping In ono compartment water may be
heating In the other. Tea olp DO drawn Into cups
the same with coffee. The valve or gate in tho par.
ttion s 80 arranged that when the tea or coffee Is
drawn out, II can be- re-alled through the yAlys.
centre, with valve in il The .sms = 10 cones pot
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
IL for boiling two articles OF different kinds al the
same time. Coffee Pots can be made without valve
Ton e;s y iS inS%. Tea Fot t 70 In deep, bottom
81 In middle 81 In, inside 81 In, top 81 In.
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
his invention offers for sale state rights for manu-
fhcturing and selling on reasonable forms, and hay
ing invented . machine for uAking Tea and Coffee
Pots intends TO patent IT, which will he very useful
70 any ono who may wish 20 have IL for that pur-
pose Patented Aug. 3, 1899. ANY person
this invention will please call on or address
JOHN E. LEWIS, KrrERr, Me-
All persons arc forbid exporting or selling this
Invention out Of this country without permit First
discovered In iS6O. II
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large and apprcciaiive audience assembled on
Wednesday evening to listen 90 Mrs. Liveunore of
Bsion Her name hal come before her, and from her
repatston AMI the Position she occnplcs snsong the
literary women cf America the expectations of the
audience were raised high and fne address was an
tclpate, hat no one expected such talent such elo
quence, such marked ability Was displayed. For two
hours she talked straight on rising With her sufect
step by step, going deeper sd dceper into tc symp..
thics of her hearers, enchanting the attention of bid
and yuuns the close. 10 j. dincult to say On Whist
ov- thins bcr po~er wcss lirs. vbether IN touyh m
paihos In rhetoric Tor she combines them all "
wonderful degree. She COMMENCED by sketchiuH ths
growth of thu country and then turned to exasnns-
ton of the problems before the people and which
the people must solve. She took ap nrs the eempet-
ance question: then the question u labor and lastly
thai % female suffrage She said n,nch that "a NJ
pori II would take too much time and ron. and BE-
sldes report do jasttce On it, merits. We hore
Mrs LserDore viii again lecture n this city, thai all
may enjoy the privilege u hearing her. II she conses
again vstnre 90 ny that the CITY Hal Win nat be
BIO large for the numbers who VIII wish % hear her,
The next lecture wIn be delivered q the Universal
l.t eB,rch on pext wcine-sy evralne, Apria esh ~
Rev. IT, McCsiiester subject, Travels In The East
This of lectures proving very attractive. ~
h shown by the Increasing attendance. and boIs
largo .adsescc viii Be present on peKt wednesd.y
evening.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
~ III l or TIE -NJ
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,

TAe Chesapeake and 0Ais Rsiissd.- connecting
The Atlantic coast and tho magnificent harbon Of
tho Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio river 81 . point
Of reliable navigation, and thus, with tho entire
railroad system and water transportation Of the
great West and Southwest, forms the addition.
nj East and West Trunk Line. 90 imperative
ly demanded for the accommodation Of tho Inn
mcnse and npidly-growins transportation between
the Atlantic seaboard and Europe on the one hand,
and tho great producing regions Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The importance Of this road as new outlet
from tho West 10 tho sea- magnines II into ono Of M
tonal consequences, and insurps " II an extensive
through traffic from the day Of Its completion,
WHILE In tho development Of tho extensive asricul
tural and mineral resources Of Virginia and West
Virginia, 1t possesses along It's own line, tho elo-
ments Of . largo and profitable local business.
Thus the great interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion Of tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad TO the Ohio river, afford the surest
guarantee Of It's and value and render u tho
most important and substantial railroad en-
terprise now in progress In this country.
It's superiority as an East and West route, and the
promise Of an immense and profitable trade await
Ing Its completion, have drawn to II tho attention
and cooperation Of prominent capitalists and rail-
road men Of this city Of sound Judgment and known
integrity, whose connection with 1t, together with
that Of eminent citizens and business men Of vlr-
ginia and West Virginia, ENSURES an energetic,
honorable, and SUCCESSFUL management.
Tho Road Is completed and In operation nom
Richmond to tho celebrated White Sulphur Springs
Of West Virginia, 2H miles, end there romaln but
30 miles tnow partially oonstructed) 70 DO COM
plctod to carry 1t to tho proposed terminus on tho
Ohio river at, or near, tho mouth Of tho Big sandy
river $50 miles above Cincinnati, aud $50 miles be-
low Pittsburg.
Lines are now projected or in progress through
Ohio and Kentucky 10 this point, which will con.
meet the Chesapeake and Ohio with the en-.
tire railroad systems Of the West and South
west, and with tho Pacific Railroad.
It's valuable franchises and superior advantages
will place the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany among tho richest and most powerful and
trustworthy corporations Of tho country, and
thero exists q present value, In completed road
and work done, EQUAL TO THE ENTIRE
AMOUNT OF THE MORTGAGE.
The details Of tho Loan have been arranged with
special reference to tho wants Of all classes Of In
vestors, and combine tho various features Of con-
vcnionce, safety, and protection against loss or
fraud.
Tho Bonds arc In denominations Of
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encd, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where tho follicles are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied and dccayed.
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling tho hair with q pasty scdi.
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dclctcrious substances which
mako somc preparations dangerous and
injurious TO tho hair, the vigor can
only benefit but not harm it.. II wanicd
merely for n .s.NI IF a
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-01

Nv - xxtfh NINA I'M
-, &c.. :, IN. county N furnish ms ,ome
;,.m. .,,h ~..l or their respective localities.
$3.50. ..--...,,,,.,.,.. s,r m, ,,rco..
WOOD bros. iurnsa '0'" ''0'H !" 'av 'S
and shoes sold cy 'nem' 'O'A' A'
never ''" s a"'' 'p' -, 80
h.-"s'' s'o'e uea'er' III VAIN '0"''
sesnmed specie pHymen'' .'o p
son VINO oners 10 oes' 'ae 'eA' VI '"oss '''''
oers Oh 'n' 'n'o f9 o'uo %'"."' ~ o1
] "e o"''' -"
PrO''ued any one 'oo. s.sA p' ~
'nen'-ine h''A" ~" -, A 'O1'
Juus'"s " INC ue"a '"sa VINO w. - 80"
uay.-ine peno0rs' u"ue''''''' '"'' S''~o
.a'"a' " PO's"o Ns -.
80 80 "a. - =, s.si~s,..
.A~s 800 - - ~ -.
,P .,1 :. ,.," - L. =. -, :,
a.. 49, .,..,,,,.- :, p,,,,,,d r.,.,,. tina,
-h., ~. ho.Iv va. hro,,ht b m. landing
-. a.. ,,,v,, . a;,,s c,s NJ IN,
IN attendance remarked that
r. ,.o,.,, ..;, -. m Tim. AMI n,,ee FIR MIL
.;c "--Many youur ladies ought not to
wear rrbbers this wea,her-there is 50 much
elasticity in their pretty little feet-Calls at
feuderson's& Lanes. 80 Main street, and pur-
chase one Of those rare curiosities they have
good cigars.
Life Insurance solicitors are o'ood-'hirsV
en.--they very Often take hie eaeh day.
rhe marble nai' % 'usu'o
~'''er" paper can '' ' INV V .s,' ~
How hear, less these p. O. Clerks are,-evcry
d.y they stamp on the affections Of many p<o-
r,c. -rhere Is nothing like onions for bring
Ing tear, into the hardened sinners eyes.
w.. .,,, an. other d,v am extended
.,,,,, al, hoo, gotten nm b, Messrs. Clark &
EIy,r,v Of mi, city neatly 6tted, 50 as to extend
the foot Of . lady whose leg on one side Is
some three inches shorter than the other. II =
one OF the most ingenious eontrived boots we
ever saw. and the workmanship reflects much
,r.,,, a, IN. ,,thor,. a. dos all work coming
srou ,h.;r hands
,..,,. .,.-. ,.,o,r;,, n Mr. Rem
til. n.,,,,s $50, "A Fin, 3, J;.i la., week
H.. So
"Nn ~" 80 49, ..,.
'nc VINO" o' VT. D. n' MIS- 'O'"'.V y. ''
Guy, inc SUN OF sIVV', '"e amOu' " HPo".y :"
the We" hnsiana Lie Insurance To- nsu W
Mr.. h"ss
Mr.. Z. r. Parcher has been spp'nted GATE
Keeper, and Detective at Kit,erY Navy Yard.
s,,- VII. nm ., 49,. .;,v
oaP '.P~ ~ 80"
sn"' Nr,'ei ~ DO''o" ITO" ''Aa", ''O w.,
~'e'"0'" ''', WV" ~" '.s' ap
sus. A' uS" '"' wv e.,
"'s"si N"a ."'o. :. '"s " a
p00A s'u ""O'', Company A'' '"'
-,
saturday ia' "r' irA'no' "''aS~ No -
e%'a on .n"e psm"s "ss s. " ~ 800
" - ,e'' '.v" ~ 'e ="
s''s'''' e"'.as Wv a,'' ~. Us -
ing 's'e'' injury :" @e ''s", ."''' P'o'
4"',"s e'e'A o"'u"s =" "
wv a', ."u Vt. nN's' 0A", "". a "
ser. .
s
suits. mad. . ,ourne, !, Perry Reach in search
~ ,h,., drl;e;ou, h;,,,,,. MN :. h.,-,,.n.
Af,.r I, ve.r;,,ms arch The, s,nnd . s.x o,,.
hang, with which they attempted to appease
their !vor.sious appetite, mi,takinr the ouahaurs
f,r hen-olams nrohah,x On ,.,ou,, NJ -..kns..
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Tho HeP.st,s.n County Committee desire
chat the names and the post-ofiiee address
or each member Of the several republican
down committees In this county. shall he
sent To the JOURNAL office without
delay. WIN the Chairman thereof please
forwardf ny order of the
CHAIRMAN Co. COM.
Biddeford, Mar. Is, 1870.
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Seed Potatoes.

AssEr Been Re- 81: 2. :s Chs. .sx
s;:::!s: 8 a!i.! s: ::s a
mall, psstarp prepaid Coz 81. paid 60 Ior one
busof Of the Br:ees Prolific Last sesson In yemont
and raissd 1854 6dshels. They were s.ardsd w
biIitioa last scas,n, ~ the bess winter vatety
EDoun color, whito-quality ezoeiient.
A large proportion q cha Pst.tecs sold fos kAsiy
blsncc 10 them Many have feusd 10 out ths' past
ssason 10 their sorrow. BY Sod had direct from
the orsinatos Albert Bresses, Of Vermont, and Will
Iiso. tIrren.house Plants, the bcst variety OF
Early Cabbases and Tomato Plants, ready In season
for setting. For sale by
nOSEs H.HuSSEY, North Berwick. Me.
Boxes. barrels and carting To Depot. os Express
Ofhce, free. owiS
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Ayers a
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair te
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cifectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to It's original color
with the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Ill.,, IL. 2. tksc6-
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Absolute Divorces legally obtained In New York,
Indiana, Illinois and other States for persons nom
any State or Country, legal everywhere dcscrtion,
drunkenness, non-support etc, sufficient cause no
publicity, no charge until divorce obtained. Advice
free, business established nfteen years.
Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
3mi3 No. 70 Nassau Street, New.York City.
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$1,000. $500, and 500.

pAOOOs poOOs anu pAOOs
They will DO Issued as Coupon bonds, payable to
B,Usr, and may DO hold In that form, or
The Bond may DO registered In tho name Of the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable 10
bearer attached, the principal being then transfra.
bio only on tho books Of tho Company, unless TO
assigned TO bearer; or
Tho coupons may DO detached and cancelled, tho
Bond made q permanent Rsgistsred Bond, transfera-
bio only on the books Of tho Company, and the In.
tcrcst made payable only 10 the registered owner or
his attorney.
The threo classes will DO known respectively rs,
Ist. "coupon Bonds payable TO Bear
err"
Id. "Registsrcd Bonds with Coupons
attached"
I'd. "segistercd Bonds with Coupons
detached, >" and should bc 50 designated by Coro.
spondonts In specifying The class Of Bonds desired.
They have thirty years " run nom January u,
1917, with interest at sper cent pc. sunum nom No
vember 1. 1869. Principal and interest payable In
Gold in ho City Of New York.
Tho interest Is payable In May and November,
that IL may take tho place Of that Of the earlier
Issues Of Pive-Twenties, and suit the convenience
Of onr friends who already hold Central and wost-
ern Pacific Bonds, with interest payable In January
and July, and who may desire, In making addition
al investments, 70 have their interest receivable 1t
different seasons Of tho year.
The Loan Is secured by mortgage upon tho en-
tire Line Of Road ffom Richmond 10 tho Ohio River,
with tho equipment and all other property and
appurtcnanccs connected Herewith.
A sinking Fund Of 10000 per annum Is provided
Cor the redemption Of tho Bonds, to tako effect one
year. after tho Completion Of tho Road.
The mortgage is for sl5,ooo,oo, Of which $1,000.
100 will DO reserved and held In trust Tor tho TO
dcmption Of outstanding bonds Of the yUgi.'s css
nsi R@bo.d Company, now merged in the chosa-
peako and Ohio.
or the remaining sl3oo,ooo suflcsn. amount
will be sold 10 complete the road 10 the Ohio river
perfect and improve The portion now In operation,
and thoroughly equip the whole for largo and &C
tive traffic.
The present price Is 20 and accrued interest
A Loan % amply secured, % carefully guarded,
and % certain hereafter 10 command promInsnt
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his views to friend in his peculiar style but
perhaps not 50 elegant as forcible. Soon the
latter len the Office, when the runner inquired
Of .BlAke' ..who that man Was II he Wa
not crazy" "Crazy !" replied Blake, "Ye,
he is crazy enough to buy up all the real C.
tate offered for sale in these two town, and new
or sell out" Blake might have added Ia
Patrick Henry. eff that be crssinsss, he makes
the most Of it. =.
The attention Of our readers Is called 10 the
Dental notice Of Dr.. Chas. 4 IIussey. In
another column. at ruous 9s Main street, this
city.
Mr.. d. II. whumore has sold the house No.
40 Alfred st to Mr.. Nehemiah W. Day, for
1905.
wednesday evening there was an alarm Of
Gre about hslf.psst seven, cOnqucrOr Hook and
Ladder Co, turned out. but the steamers al
though ready for action. remained quiet In
few minutes the alarm was repeated. and "Old
Dck'' and the Hooks went TO Saco but
found nothing very alarming.
We learn that Mr.. Ivory Goodwin is to open a
restaurant. principally for table boarlers, at
2o7 Main ST, in few days. lie has put In
nee range &c
The new street commissioner Is already NJ
work. One good job being done is removing
the .nov and ice from Main street
The Misses Gould, in Shaw's block. corner Of
Maine and Jefferson streets, have an unusually
large and fashionable stock Of millinery and
fancy goods to exhibit to their patrons. Their
goods are always Of the latest and freshest
styles, and their surroundings correspond, for
their store is fitted up in elegant style, the best
in the two cities, Of its kind.
r.. s,now;,, officers uerc ,,ectci BY Brad
ford Commandery, No. 4, Knights Templars.
March, 10, 1870. Public Installation, March
"a, ut Shaws Hall:
Edward Parker, jr., Eminent Commander;
Gilman r. Littleheld. Gensralssimo; Manson
Seavey. Captain General; George A. Deering'
Senior Warden; John Etchells, Junior Warden;
Abel II. Jeilison, Treasurer; 0haries e. "'een'
Recorder; Moses u. Church, Standau pearer'
Grin Carpenter, Sword Bearer; Enoch LOWELL
Warden; Samuel NJ. johnson, VIM. A Hooper,
Captains Of Guard; Samuel b. Bean, Sentinel
Wednesday morning a Mr.. bearing, while at
work at Piercc's Steam Bakery, 1906 and l97,
Main street. caught his hand in eraeker-ma-
chine, badly lacersting il, and compelling the
amputation Of one finger, which operation was
performed by DR.. Warren.
IN. d.v ,,s,'xe.k sr, caught in the rooms Of
-. ~ ,.,.,,. ov.r west. stove ,bop.
G ,,a.~1,,E u,,,. .,r.c, h,rni,, through
~ a. :, -. 80, u wa. .,,;nvu;.bed
-, 80, Ian
Iii. -, ~. al, VI. ,,--;,rs sctorv
~ ~ No., .,roo, and Nos o6i
~. -, =. NJ, zooh.r Folsom of Good
- Mn. IA ,,r,;os IN mi, si,v. Who are TO
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