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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-06

FBu'lNc Celebrated Cider Vinegar is the
best ~ tac market AL your grocer .0r II
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

A SAN FRAscrsco despatch, of date Jan. 25th, to the Los Angeles B~s, says; Agirl six years of age named Maggie Ryan, was outraged and murdered under a house on Pacific street, yesterday. The fend who committed the deed is unknown, sl- though detectives are hard at work.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
INDIAN DEPARTMENT. Office Superintendent of Indian Affairs, ARIZONA CITY, AT,
 January 2sth 1870

tsated Prsposais. la o1aar~ ptsesse. ~ii bs reoeived q hs ocs nnsi twelve ccieck M ot saturday. rssrs.ry rssh, fsse. fsr sapr'ysss the feiiosing ariiciss vsss
 Tr.usy.su 1Aous.ss n4ocg rssn6. .-a FLOUR
 ofs,Ausiafi safssfss quality. EiSassss Tso.s.sd tis ces1 Possds, aet BEANS. d
 good mercksn,abls quality.
 Slas Thsusand a0o0 rou-ds net BARLEY, S
 good merchAntAbls quality.
 Eirhte-n ThonsanA ds. .oou poasds nst BEEF CATTLE. ti frfmn~tH,s slaughter sad ssas- PA. -in he received ios whole or for each sreis ssysrsisly. .. s.s eI<ss q esas's .,.s Flour Beans and Barley eiiher ., Ar1ouA City, ta' coior.Ao Rv~f Res~rvsBs1 \. T. about March lssil Apr l5sh and Mag tssh ls7a Sseshrd each aspepdsns uToa ths trips a he steamers up the coorado River a Tbe Basf Cattle on tbs coior>de kixef H-<-rvsslsa sas see Mch Ion or tsssr than Esruh i5h is7o 2ad sahjeo, ,o the following ooadifous slE
 Not to weigh Eve hundred pounds. set psf head be weighed 1T practicable ssd from tAe flve welsh q each animal thns asosAinsA (. nes wsirha E bs asssr weighed io be f- <:areA ks Iron six io sae hozr previously. Bimpeaalcsbls to weigh soAes ths her' earding i thesr apparent weight heavy medium ans Night cattle average animal ssisetsd fom each o, Killed and dressed AS preseTsd ey ihe s Army Eese thus selected Killed and dressed o bs socspssd as ih sysrzgs p-i -s-s: o< .A= A-sA The examination ens Gs.sssaasas ~ he AeoepaAbiiiy and st ysEht m th beef cattle so bya Bosd comr..d of the Special ia dian Agent duty the reservation an oeioeF of m Army selected by said Ageu; and Per-ce seisoisd D Prices wii be stated in [. S gold oon, expressed 1 writing as well as ia hgures
 Payment will be made hy Legal Tender Cheekz c, th Assssaat Treasursr of the Ussd ssats Sac Franeses at lates, ceiling quotations available date Of payment upon receipt of certificate from the Ageat oo duty on a ressrvaon stating that supplies have been received an l are of the required qnabtity and quality.
 Two be sarstes mus be named and must csrt' on the bids their willingness go bond in the of m | per eentam of the value of the contract
 The undersigned reserves the nghi to increase H din insh the quantity of each article ssd o reieci soy of | bids.
 Tor Endian Ssppiiss"
 h'a "~ y ~ GEO L. AxpREws Brsve, Coiopsi U. S. Army.
 fss3 Superintendent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

RAIN commenced falling, Friday evening, inst as we were going to press.
 DR. JoSEs freight train returned from Camp Verde, Friday evening. and took on lumber, at Moves Curtis yard, for Wickenburg and other places. at tt k af
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

The ar hesnfur~ srissng sndsr the And slyis of wornser k O. kas ths day bs9s di~sefvsd bf HaUtaa coasept T. H wubderDeh has pifhdrawr, and Inc basi wiIi be coatisuea by N Werassf A WsftheisHsf under tbs snd style oi wormssr Wsr.Aeiasf ~hs a.suns nH liabilities of old frm Ab4 ~in ssssct a ee0.s das the .Anss NWoRMsER
 A. wERTHEfsER Pr~.sou ArinoaA, Fehg~s.yl. ls7n feba
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
N O r IC E .

Ats regular OrgAnissd meeting of ths ntsss a Pias Grove District held a sAd dstries 3isa day 0f JssaAry ie7o rhs kl0xing lsws and rssoisiioas adopted;
 sssTssSs .ss .s.. z=.-s. .as.: .s .s f-ss Groys Mining D,src1 Aad shall iselsds al thaa section of coanuy tnewn tAs Bu46shss heaEfsis nSt is- eloded lh any othef lawfully formed mining district
 SEC 21 That a claims located sasra loiss ia ths distriot sha c,nsiss 4 two heneree feet kowing the ss lode wh sny fest each sde ef s4id laas allow ,ns n ell tss Asndre1 f-~t ss,rA ths disosv
 
 sEc 54 That -gt shsl hs required s ss dsas. h order bold any Claim in this Disret unf ths cessation of in4isa ha~eilstiss
 SEC tf ThHi b. Rscorssr shall hs allowed aes= fs each n0ios of and doss sod Sly oeuss than nAsne Ast h an oeses. H required. snail give so the Cai@art osrtas< showing ths uras tAs Record zads
 ssc 5tA Tha Aii P.eer csins shail sS< srce~d tre< husdred feet 10 isAgth snd has1r-d f~si in ridfk
 On nosaoa. gus heschotr was elected Recorder, sssr which the nrsiiag adioarDed uutl further Hotos-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
Stock Ranched.

crocK. or ALL KINDS, RAscHED Tu> 70 and sshsrv4ss ven ssssu ssrs sf ey hs GZA undsugusd ss his ranch ip Williamson Valley si Ave dollar head, per nossh. U. & surssey l. va.
 wiiiiszsss valley. rSrs1s~ 10 isss. n,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12
TO THE FARMERS OF NORTHERN
 usug ARIZONA Ha
Fonr WHrrYtE. ARnoxA.

January. 30, 1870. l. The interests of fbs pnbiio ssrvics will believe bs proctcd aud also the interests of this section of the Ter tcy sdyanosd without prejudice to he utsrcs of ehst iccaiiuss ths Fsrmers or RanchmsE, of Northern An and sspsally thase of YavaTai County will ssDd written stsisasut each Ibdividnal for himssn oil he number ~ tous of Hay and he number of ous oil shssd Cora Barley he has present r sale ssd tbs number of of each which Do expects bs able to raiss and sell fom hs nsr essp.
 s e c. W. FOSTER
 sig BrsvstCoisoei, snd Asst Quartsfuasssr u. & A
 Chef QunrtsrmAxser Sub Dis. Uprer Arisoaa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

IL contains 900 pages treating pAiaiy and fay upor tbs prsssrvaboa g hr.h ssd lhs Pss success fu treatment of a disrsses nursing ce sgck etc The Pacific Medical ana surgca JouTaA says i s ths Lest book Jsy,4iay rssdscin< know 0f The Rochester (N. Exrwess nays Our Home Physieis1 is decidedly the bes' work health aud dses<s ths Seea pabliAhes ia tLla oouaify- n A fall sf ssasa Br.ec&i that oynDendf itEsf every r~a5~f C.
 oFzs sk zss.z= y ils AeAsd rsatAna aG1sf fuuypus- r.<sfs "a dese-se praeee H fAe saly ces1yasts FAzz iiy Aedoai BOok sises is0 fuf proof noes of fcopyTght page following tifis page Bsy sfAe- asd yoa viii not bs dsosivsd Write kx orcuzx o0atAs inF sodorsemeafs sta.
 Aaar-@ Western Pabiishtag Agency,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-12

THE Legislature of California has repealed the law against carrying deadly weapons. That is right.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
A Body aud Mind Disea,e.

Such is Dyspepsia. The stomach and the brain
are too intimately allied for the one t, suffer with
out the other so that dyspesi. and disponoency are
nscparable 1t may be added, too, that Irritation OF
the stomach IS almost invariably accompanied bv
irritation OF the temper.
The invigoratng and tranquilizng operation of
Hostetters BIttars is most powerful ly deveoped in
cases of Indigestion. The first effect of this agree.
able tonic is comforting and encouraging. mild
glow pervades the SYSTEM the chronic uneasiness in
the region OF the stomach is lessened and the ner.
vous restessness which characterizes the disease ia
abated. This improvement is not transient If Il,
not succeeded by the return of the old svmntom,
with superadded force, as is always the case when
unmedcated stimulants are given for the complaint.
Each dose seems to impart permanent accession
of healthful IMMIGRATION. But this is not all The
aperent and anti bilious properties OF the prepara
ton are scarcely secondary in Importance to its
tonic virtues IT there is an overflow OF bile the
secretion is soon brought within proper limits. and
if the bileary organ is inert and torpid it is toned
and regulated. TIE effect upon the dlscbaruns
organs is equally sautary, and in cases of const,
patton the catharic action Is just sufficient to nro-
duce the desired result gradually ana without pain
The Bitters also promote healthy evaporation from
the surface which is particularly desirable at this
season when sudden spells of raw, unnleasont
weather are apt to check the natural persniration
and pro luce congestion OF the liver, coughs and
colds The best safeguard against all disease ia bod
lily vgor, and this the great Vegetable Restoratve
essentially promotes.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31

THERE ARE in Maine 237 Congregational
Churches, less than one-fourth of which have
installed pastors; one-half the remaining pull
pits are vacant Membership, 1882; in Sab
bath School, 22,44S; gain over last year, 1885,
The Congregational Quarterly, from which
these facts are CLEANED, has an admirable like
ness of Rev. DR.. Vail, formerly of this city
with an interesting sketch. The catalogue o.
the clergy and the statistical tables for the
States and Canadas make the Quarterly ex
c. edingly valuable for reference. So per an
mum; 40 Winter street Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
Prompt Aasinisiratson Of Justice.

Mr. EDITOR: Nearly fifty years have ex-
pired since Maine b@c;mc State. and never
has the constitutional provision, that person
accused shall have speedy and impartial trial
been SO fully realized as during the past two
months, in the trial of capital offence at the
Superior Court, now in session, in the case of
State vs.. William Logan. On Friday, Dec
18th, one John Mccarthy was killed at Stand
sh in this (Cumberland) county in a combat
between him and the accused. Logan was at
once arrested, indicted for murder by the
grand jury, tried at the present January term
and convicted of manslauehter, receiving his
sentence on Friday, Jan. 2stb, just six weeks
from the commission of the offence.
This speed" however, did not in any de-
gree interfere with the perfect importantly OF
the trial. The accused was accordcd al the
privileges awarded by our courts "he'e iiie
and limb are in jeopardy. counsel appointed
nv tbe nresiding Judge had no cause of COM
nIoint every constitutional privilege demand
ed having been cheerfully granted, and every
facility for obtaining fair tlial obtained. The
case occupied three days, and was conducted
by Nathan Webb, Esq, County Attorney, lin
the absence OF the Attorney General) for the
State, and by James O'Donnel, Esq, in be-
nall OF the prisoner. According to the evil
dence in the case it would appear that intern
perance was the cause of the unfortunate af-
fair. Tie prisoner had a narrow escape for his
life, and is fortunate in the result of the trial,
reducing his punishment to six years confne-
ment in the State Prison. [See Court report
in Saturdays Press
Great interest was felt in the result of this
trial, although the party indicted for murder
as we'll as the victim were utter strangers in
this country, having recently arrived here from
the province of New Brunswick. All persons
engaged in the judicial investigation of this
important case, performed the duties assigned
them with scrupulous fidelity, and Court,
counsel and jurors must feel great relief and
! sat on at the final result, which reflects
sre84 dit on all concerned. ARIsTDEs.
I&NS AGENTS RFPoRT.-Hon. Parker p.
5urieish, land agent, has presented his annual
! lrp9rf We make the following extract:
a'5ere have been conveyed of the public
49, es CASH 5ss sRa Resolves 1850 96 acres
% settlers, on the surrender of outstanding
lan3 Csl ihcates, BIG acres; to claimants
1adef e. treaty of Washington, 1870 SO acres !;
snd " and certificates issued to IL 1927
acres, for notes PAYABLE in road labor, amount
ing to $3.50 30; thus showing that the total
amount Of lands conveyed by deeds, during the
year, is l92O0.53 acres, besides the amount
contracted to settlers
The cash paid into the treasury from this,
department during the year amounts to $14,-
Ito % on account of permanent school fund,
and $15614 20 on general account, making a
total of $2972448
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
Political Notes,

The working men of New York formed al
Independent party at Albany, Friday.
In the course of his speech, Friday, Gen
Butler several times alluded to the President
as "that great, good man."
THE State Central Committee of the New
Hampshire temperance party have nominal
ed Col. Henry D. Pierce, of Hillsborough, fol
railroad commissioner. Samuel Flint is the
Labor candidate for Governor.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31

A New KIND OF FEvER.-The World says
a new disease, which it calls relapsiDg fever
has made its appearance. 1t is said to be d
portable disease, and one which, with an ade-
quate supply of material to feed upon, spreads
with remarkable facility Like typhus, it is a
famine fever, occurring in times of great dis
tress, and attacking, in the first place, the low
er classes of communities 1t ordinarily be-
gins with severe chill, which is followed by
the usual phenomena of fever. These phe-
nomena continue to increase until after three
OF four, or sometimes six days. at the expira-
ton of which copious perspirations terminate
me me attack. The patient then remains free OF
anshver.though often feeble and ailing-till
sn ouas .ne fourteenth day. when second chill
those Of ,he followed by phenomena similar to
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31

LEWISTON and Auburn seem to be deter
mined in their opposition to railroad copsol-
idation. The city government of the former
place on Thursday evening passed resolutions
requesting its Representatives and Senators
in the Legislature to use all right means to
defeat the proposed consolidation of the
Maine Central and P. & K. railroads.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
Special Notice.

The various associations and societies that Intend
to join in the Procession from the City Hall to thu
Railroad station on Tuesday morning, Feb 1, are re
quested to meet at their respective Headquarters
1-2 O'Clock and be ready promptly at o'clock t,
proceed under direction OF Col. Bradbury and Maj
Donnell, to City Hall, where their position will b,
assigned to them.
All those who have been invited to assemble a
the May or's Office at 9o'clock Tuesday morning, will
be escorted into the Hall at IL o'clock precisely.
ia29sn1t LID. nj. SWEAT, Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
The Presideuts BrOiher-inLaw before
The Gold Conspiracy Company.


s THE PRESIDENT INDICATED.
The examination of Corbn relative to the
New York gold conspiracy was continued Fri
pay before Mr.. Garfelds committee, for four
hours. He was very reticent and evasive
Thursday when inquired of about his opera
tions generally, but he spoke more freely Fri
day having evidently come to the conclusion
that he could not escape the Searching inquiry
of the committee. The members decline to
give the details of his evidence, but permit the
statement that he has completely exonerated
everybody in the White House from any COM
plicity in or knowledge of the operations OF
himself and his associates. He does this not
only on his oath in most thorough investga
ton, but produces his books and shows whai
became oil certain sums of money that Fisk
and Gould said, or insinuated, went to the
White House, or to the credit of some one liv-
ing there. The inquiry on this point has been
exhaustive, the committee being determined
to get at the facts and all the facts. The rec
ord, as now made up from the testimony OF
Fisk, Gould and Corbin, is entirely conclusive
as to the innocence OF the President and his
fsmiy Whether the whole or only part of
the story OF Fisk and Gould on this head is de-
liberate falsebood remains to he made known,
as it also does how far Corbin really went
in assuming 40 represent the President in
his dealings with them. 1t will not be strange
if the publication of the testimony shows that
Corbin lied to them only less than they have
lied to the pnblic, but the committee do not
yet say exactly how the matter stands. Cor
bin was questioned about the letter of Mrs.
Grant to Mrs. Corbin which has figured so
mach In Fisk's story. His assertion is that in
this letter Mrs Grant said she "hoped this
gold business would be over as soou as posi-
Bile, because It made her husband very nerv-
ous." Whether Fisk or Corbin is responsible
for this velsion duplicating the President is
not known, but what Mrs. Graut actually
wrote was, The President is distressed to
learn by the reports that MIR. Corbin is engag
Cd 10 gold AID stock speculations." There l.
reason to believe that Corbin withdrew from
the ring before the grand crash came. He has
submitted bis bank books, and these show thai
be did not make a great deal of money out of
his speculations, and there is evidence that he
declined 10 consider himself IN the business al
one time, when Fisk and Gould supposed him
to be in full fellowship with them. 1t seems to
appear from the testimony that he beat Fisk
and Gould at their own game, aud led them 10
believe that be was dealing honestly, when he
was quiealy cutting ground from under their
feet for his own benefit.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FuueraI Cortege.
Removal Of the remains Of the late George Peabody
from ths City mat Portland, to the railroad Std
ORDER OF PROCESSION,
AND
ROUTE OF MARCH.
Funeral Escort.
Marshal.
Four Companies 9Th United States Artillery, and
all under command Of Gen. B. H. nill
and Staff, United States Army.
Pail Bearers, cons sting of Ex-Mayors and Express
idenfs Of The Board Q. Trade Of Portland, Wiz
Thomas, Neal Dow, James McCobb,
Jacob Mcclellan, Augustus E. Stew
ems, John B. Brown, T. G. Her.
sey, Jonas H. Perley.
' Honor =, Funeral Car 0 Honor o.
.. with six men on -
Light Infant 5. Ieev. Steamer Mechanic
Capt. Ma'tocts. -'As' Capt. Parker.
Committee from Peabody.
Trustees of Peabody Inst lutte.
Trustees Of the Peabody Educational Fund.
Admiral Farragus, His Excel.elcy the Governor of
His Honor the Mayor Of Portland
H. B. M Consul at Portland, and the Commander Of
opduiSu SVusui, EAcHSu Noueuh anu oIitiru EiCS
The Staff of Admiral Farragut.
Staff of the Governor OF Name.
Officers Of the nglish and American Navies.
Officers II the English and United States Armies,
officers United States Revenue Service.
Judges of United States and State Courts.
Delegation OF the Maryland Legislature.
The Mayor and City council OF Baltimore
The Executive Council Of Maine.
Senate and House of Representatives OF Maine pre-
coded by their Officers
U.S.. Marshal and District Attorney.
Adjutant General and Attorney General OF Maine,
Clerks OF the Federal and State courts,
Collector OF Customs, Surveyor OF Port, Postmaster
Collector and assessor of Internal Revenue.
Officers OF Customs and Internal Revenue.
County Officers.
Aldermen and Common Council of Portland.
Committee of Reception and Subcommittee
Com mittees and Boards of the various departments
of the City Government Of Portland.
City Solicitor, City Treasurer and Clerk.
Judge and Recorder Municipal Court.
Officers English Steamers In Port.
Reverend Clergy Of the various Denominations
Portland Board of Trade.
Mercantile Library Association.
Maine Charitable Mechanic Association.
Port an Society OF Natural Hi,tory.
Portland Institute and Public Library.
Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Maine,
under command OF Gen. Geo. L. Real:
Bosworth Post, No. 2, G. A. R of Portland, under
The procession moving ftom City Hall, will pass
through the following streets:
Down Congress to Pearl, through Pearl to Middle
Slate to Danforth, down Danforth to High, down
High to Commercial and thence 10 the rail- Dad sta
ton.
After the train shall have left the station the pro-
cessiOn will march, under military escort, back to
City Hail. and there be dismissed.
LID. M. SWEAT Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW oRLEANs-Cld 22d, ship st James, Good.
PENsAGoIa tCCndGI Is,S bng N LTsISI Move Morr
Cid zOtb, brig Tubal Cain, Nickerson Montevideo.
s41 iANAay; aIs a7th, baruue John Chase
WTiMtNGToN-Ar 2sth, sch chas W Hclt Hart
Genses M Ma1e, haii: Bartlett Rockporti Julir
ca SSsh; brig q seavey, Lee. Cardenas.
FoRTkEsa MoNRoE-Pas> ed up 2stb, brigs j
Polledo, Plummers and Minnie Miller, Anderson,
from Matanzas Ior Baltimore.
BALTIMORE AR goth, brig Jennie Morton,
CD 18Th: scr r Jameson, Jameson, New York.
PaILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, bng Maria white
CID 27th. brig Abbie Titcomb. Marston, samanis
NEW YoRK-Ar 9th, brig Aeennra, White, from
st Marys; W B Morrill,, Lowe. Portland Ior Eliza
bethport
CID 2sth, briggs Montrose. Johnson st Jago; Char
| bethport; scbs Carrie walker, Mcfarland Jackson
Vile; h e Smith, Woodbury., Mayaguez; Guidip
| Star. GRAY, Brunswick. Ga.
| pROvIDENCE-Ar 9th, sch Prudence, McCobb
Camden.
SD 9Th, sch Mary Fletcher. Tracy, Elizabetbport
$40 2Sth sch Geo w Glover, Pickering, Norfolk
pNEWPoRT-Cld 18th, brig Marion, McCloud, fol
c HOLMES, HoLE-As eth, schs Nellie, Anderson
CALAIS for New York; Bedabedec, Hix Rockland toI
do; Nathan Clifford, Bullock, Belfast tor do.
AZ 2sth. sch Charlie Mayo, Mcmillan, Baltimore
Sid. schs Oliver Jameson. James A Croker. Com
NeaIney, Alligator, Redington, Nellie. Bedabedec
BOSTON-Ar 2sth. sch Sarah, Oliver. Bath.
CID 2Sth, SCH Addie M BIRD, Merrill Cardenas.
ar zyn, orig &C Colson Colson. New Orleans; sch
JAS Garcelon Anderson, Yarmouth.
CID 18th. sch Fannie keating jones, for Woods
Hole. - "N'N
SALEM-Ar 9th, scbs American Eagle. Shaw.
SSe eNoSa Del Ihos Hix Luryey: IDA Hudson,
Kane. Nc, elan. Eastport land all sailed
ton for Rockland.
PORTSMOUTH sld27th, sch Starlight, McIntire,
FOREIGN PORTS
At Hong Kong 20th ult ship Sumatra. Mullen. TO,
San Francisco. Idg.
Ar at Gibraltar 9th inst. brig Richmond, Powers
Messna. land sailed for Philadelp hia.j
Sio IN Gloraltar 1th inst barque Jebu, Crowell,
iron Messlnal tor Boston.
Ar at Live pool 2sth inst shps Mcgul, Freeman.
New orleans; southampton. Smithwick Mobile
Ar at Deal 10Th inst, ship Europa, Fulton Callao
At Demarara 18th inst, brig H Kennedy, Dodge,
for New York, ldg. NeN'
Ar at Trinidad 18th inst. brig Thos Owen (not the
Gan Edenl auptili, Boston.
In port 18th, bries Antilles Tbestrup Tor North OF
hatteras. idg; Sharon Small. unc; Peri, Perkins
disg; Tbos Owen, Guptill, for New YORK.
Boston. Sl
AZ At Matanzas 1sth inst, sch Glengary Yates, I'm
New YORK. ~ ~
At Bermuda 10th ult, barque Carlotta Merrill. TIN
Cadiz ior Boston, disg.
SPOKEN.
Dec 20. lat IS As. Ion 80 TO- barque Fearless, from
st Mrrys for Montevideo.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
BUSINESS CHANGEs.-The business oh


in Maine last week were as follows:
Portland-F. o. Bailey, auction and com.
missions; G. W. Allen admitted; now F. o
Bailey & Co.
Standardization s. Bodwell, tailors; J.
n Bodwel retired now N. Thayer Moulton
Saco- Moses Lowell, stoves and tinware
sold out to Moses Lowell, Jr., and Augustus
Lord. Mari & Ruggles, confectioners; dis.
solved; now James b. Mari; S. T. Shaw,
apothecary; sold out to Warren G. Bryant.
Bethel-C. & o. III. Mason, and Mighill
Mason & Co.. general store, &c.; dissolved
now G. & o. ii. Mason.
Searsport-A. p. Kenney, drugs, &c. sold
out to Lebbeus Curtis, Jr
Belfast-Barker & Burgess, hardware; dis
solved; now Albert q. Burgess.
North Bridgton-Luke & F. I'll. Brown,
milling, &C.; new firm; Pote q Dunbar, flour,
&c.; sold to Woods & Conant.
Cornish-Hatch & Warren, general store;
dissolved; now Freeman Hatch,
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31

The Department Meeting of the Grand Army
the Republic will be held at the Head Quarters oil
Bosworth Post No. 2, 113 Federal street, Portland
Monday. January 81, at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
Department officers will wear sword, sash and
belt and white gloves The members of the De
partment will tske part in the Peabody ceremonies.
lamps
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-31
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable in.
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts
remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black OF brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
pplied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st., NY
fune g. sNd&sw1vr