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THE NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG

'"A HLIOkE ONNHUI De DEL HnVuui
Thus avoiding the great trouble of other machines.
No Breaking ofNeedles.
The blade Of needle is less than three fourthso
sninch long, and Is straight.
1ne HewSer and Fs4er can never be ef,erong.
Any one may adjust them In the dark. The hon
may 6e Of any width. No other hemm or or feller Z
ke this: turns the hem on tho right or under sid
It viii notdrop Stitches, - tho needle IL Away
set the blade short sad straight, does not VI
oIsss' IKE longer ones. They are
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Henos each part 10 interchangeable and can beready
replaced case Of accident. It will last generation
psrsoadedto ussany other. The roundnsss, svsanssa
dulaolity and bseuty Of its stitch
WE'RE NEVER KQUlLED,
IT, Rapidity, Absolute stillnsss, case Of motion,
natrowness and neatnoss OF it, hem and fell were
never approached by any other machins. :,
Sewing Machine in the World. Whatever the
merits Of tho other machines 1t is no disparagsnsnt
e ~ eithe Wilcox &Gibbs It worth tor family use
Il reeeived the Gold Medal Of the American Insti-
Sate-the FrstPremium for ~
sefHE BEST SEWING MACHINE,". Z.
attic great New England Fair-the Vermont State
yatr-ths Pennsyivaniasta Fair-the Indiana stats
1ar-ths Wisconsin State Rair-the Michigan State
!ga!r the Iowa State Fair-and at over 60 County
latrS throughout the Matchmaking more First Pre.
nuas than were taken by all other Sowing Machines
together in tho same time
Fssno'0 tie Great leading Family Sewing Haehtes
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
Wstake other machines IN exchange We sell Oil
Cotton, alk, Twist and Needles for eveey kind Of
Sewing Machine. -,
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circular and specimens Of work, sent free BY
mail, on receipt ofstamp, or had OF
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forenoon TO respond and furnish yconeernnv
said alleged abandonment
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st. Cloud, Mimi, sept 10, 1870.
complaint having been Uttered at thu. o,tsc. T.,
Jans a. Lane sgsinst Henry N,em.n Tor sb.H.
. unri1 o., nus Homestead Entry No. .122, dated
LIP 40, range ~ in stearns county Minnesur. xth
Wow " tue cancellation OF said entry the s.t .r.
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forenoon, to Respond furnish testimonv conc.--
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john Clint against Peter Erickson Tar sna ee oy
ing MS DLeelarator, statement No. ss27." ds.sS
Ivy -, 1863, upon the NV n section 10 town.
LIP "a, range 20, in Cnippews county @Innsso.a
parties are hereby summoned to aDsear 1t ,hs.
once on the 18th DAY VI UCTOBk 1s7o - :,
selock IN the afternoon and furnish testmorv con
corning said alleged abandonment WV
G. A. GILMAN p.o;.t
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Observation-Disclosures T.CLOUI G7S1
Complaint having been entered afthissa, ,rc,.
s 'u Livery against VIM. J. Hitdreth for 49,
son ing bis Homestead Entry No. us7. dated Xnr;1
1 -, aST1 upon a the w w section %.
sots with view to tho cancellation of ss :ntrv
saao parties are hereby summoned to appesr a. this
cocI On ~ Inc ,e 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1870, at 10
mony concerning said alleged abandonmeut. '''''
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aie~ eher ridge against jacob L. Grese Tor a:nda
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xeaA DAY VI OCTOBEk. 1870, at IL o.clocx ~, sns
SAteEnoOn e0respOno anu rD1xh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
sal0 ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~0Hsea30S
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complaint having been eutered 1T r,i ~
uou .a sehniur against Francis siozn f.
,eanaen!ns Lls Homestead Entry No. S71y. dateS
4.ay 20, 1oot. upon thee1a section rownrh,n la
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NJ O11CE-U.S. LAND UFFICE
~ 81. Cloud, MINI, sept. II, 1870.
Complaint having been entered At this ct5cs nv
John w. Brown against Willard for sbalds.
ing his Homestead Entry No. Zs1I dalea July 3 Iss
upon the v n sw n section 4, township Izo
range %, in Stesrne county, Minnesota win yev ~
ne cancellation Of said entry: the par ties ar
.asleDy summoned to appear AZ this ofhce On tn.
sah DAY or NOVEMBER, 1870, at 10 o'clock in rhs
o'.,i to respond and iuruisb testimony con-
ce'n1ng aldalleged abandonment.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

Who wants Cheap
Dry Goods? Every
body. Where can,
YOU get them? AT.
Gundry ~ Gray,s.
Extra inducements
oilered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article. warranted
as represented. One.
price to. all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w c k ly I!
Great Bargains IN
DressG GODS, Shawls,
Cloa kings, Cloth 5,
Cassi nereS Blank
cts, FIanneIs, Jeans,
Prints, DelaineS
Domestic, Cotton $,
&c, Ne. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
parlment, IA, charge
Of Mr.. Amber,gy is I'M
riyalba in tins section
ior style, durability
and cneapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manufacture
always, on hand.
Call and be con-
yinccd that. YOU can
save money by max
ing your purchases OF
lis.
GUNDRY & GRAY.
fsperrl paiut Wis a.
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pr1D TBE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL

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smeac preferred me
which without
il thanbeh
gto O ueseto
il 10
rflrntis o.
references esa OBTAIN Ns'"e ~ "ANe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30

pown yoes the prices 81 Plcturesis correspond WIN
the low prices u Wheat Pictures ~ Nv a. ~
pbotsrrsph Rooms, an perpared ta-exeenie wofk
In Al, Inc drereu branches NnoTn % 1hs As on s,erl
notice, OH pictures copied and enlarged sy~s'.n15
made OF India Ink ard Water 'oloSh soiA- no.A
done on short uots- All work saf'slf. - 90.
li.o an n.,ortmspI sf irseos tss,s -4e l2eh:.. 90
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
METALLIC COFFINS AT zIRST Co0-

OF
Those dOu SUR
Mlnh used
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

WE hav. bal occasion to call attention to
the prevalent lowering of the standard OF mo-
rality among business men. From Wall street
bankers to old clothes vendors, there has SEEM
ed to be growing disposition to forgetfulness
of the distinctions between mime and THINE,
until our columns seldom go to press without
an account of some abscondment OF clerk or
cashier. But the meanest style of robbery is
one that has Just come to our notice. A mer-
chant in this city has by hard work, honest
dealpo and a scale of advertising equal to any
thing ever dared by any house in this State,
made the name of his store household word
and the synonym of"goOd goods a. low prices"
and now Adventures in different parts of the
State are endeavoring to rob him of his prop
erty by the use of his name in connection with
their advertisements, and creating the impress
sion that their concerns are branches of his
Portland house. Men who will do this lack
only opportunity to make them defaulting city
treasurers or bank clerks, and should be shun7
ned by the public as ulcers on the community
1t is to protect the public against such that
Cogia Hassan advertes in our columns that he
has no branch stores in any place.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY


NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-This afternoon the
papers in the cases of number of Wall street
brokers, charged with not paying the tax of
one-twentieth of one per cent. on their capital
in active use, were transferred to Commission
er Shields. The district includes 147 bankers,
who have been mucted in fines varying from
5000 to $1,000.
The strikers at Jersey City remain firm, and
there are rumors that majority of the Erie
mechanics at Susquehanna, Port Jervis and
Buffalo, have initiated their example. 1t is
presumed that the Association of the Locomo-
tive Brotherhood of Port Jervis decided, on
Saturday evening, to do no repairing on the
Erie engines, as that would interfere with the
strikers. Several machinists have offered their
services to the Company, but there not being
enough of them to warrant work being re-
sumed in the shops, they are merely held in
readiness.
The District Attorney has asked an iudefi-
mite postponement of the case of Henry A. AL
len, keeper of the sub-treasury building in this
city, charged with having defrauded the gov
eminent by means of false vouchers.
Ronanns Siattaroe, -a-'.o. ~si--~ shipp.L II
goods to Havana, is charged with having within
three months of filing his petition in bankrupt
cy, and while well knowing himself to be in
solvent, obtained large quantities of goods on
credit and disposed oil them surreptitously at
low prices for the purpose of defrauding his
creditors. The value of the goods charged to
be unlawfully converted and cancelled is about
800 000
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Il q r. o H e.
France.


THE VOTE ON THE ARRANGEMENT OF ROCHE
FoRT-GREAT POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
PARIS, Jan. ia stormy debate took rlace
in the Corps Legislatif on the arraignment of
Rochetort to-day. M. Rochefort made short
but violent speech in reply to the Minister of
Justice, and was frequently applauded by the
spectators in the galleries and Hobbies. I'm
mense crowds of people are gathered in the
Place de la Concorde of the legislative body.
The guards have been doubled.
$50 o'clock p. M-The police prevent the
people from crowding around the Legislatif
chambers. The public are not allowed to cross
Pont de la Concorde, which leads directly to
that point.
6o'clock p. M.-The debate in the Cham Der
is closed and the vote has just been taken. The
Chamber has decided to grant the demand of
the government for the arraignment of Roche
fort by an overwhelming majority. The vote
stood 226 for and So against prosecution. AS
soon as the vote was announced Deputy Gam
beta rose and protested against this sudden
termination of debates, which he charged was
brought about to prevent the proper consider
ton of so grave question. The Chamber
then adjourned. When the news of the re-
suit was received by the crowd waiting out
side, great demonstration was made in fav-
or of Rochefort in the Palace De La Concord.
$50 P. M-Another manifestation of sympa-
thy for Roehefort is reported in the Boulevarde
MOntendrtre
Soclock p. M.-Crowds are still collected in
the streets, shouting for Rochefort.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
SLATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND SIS:
To tt. las CLEAVES Of Bridgton, in said
County. GREErING:-
Wher Nathaniel Potter, Rufus Gibbs and
Thoma> Cls yes, OF Bridgton, pew owners OF the
First Go atonal,Meeting House in Bridgton, in
said Gov having applied to me, S. M. Harmon
one OF u isttces OF the Peace, in and tor the said
county, leIlesting me to issue warrant directed
to one OF said applicants, directing HIM to call
meetng OF saldspew owners to be held at said meet
ing house, in SAID town of Brdgton, on the twenty
ninth DAY of January, A. D. 1870, at one o'clock In
the afternoon, to act act upon the following Objects
First. To choose moderator to preside at the
meeting.
Second. To choose Clerk.
ImTd. 10 see what disposition shall be made of
or rebuild il. " ~
Fourth. To choose Treasurer.
ruin. 10 choose three Appraisers.
sixth. 10 transact any other business which NAV
Legally come before said meeting.
You are hereby directed TO notify a meeting of
sad persons to be held at the place and at the time
above named, and for the purpose aforesaid, by
posting up certified copy OF this warrant, three
weeks before the time of meeting, the principal
outerdoor OF said Meeting House. and in ore or NOR
puomo places in the same town, and in u newspaper
published in the county.
Given under my hand at said Bridgton this first
DAY OF January A. D. 1870.
S. M. HARMON,
Justice of the Peace.
A certified copy of the original warrant.
Attest: THOMAS CLEAVES
Jan 5-d1t &w3w1
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Ctr Affairs
City Affairs.
A special meeting of the Board of Mayor


A special meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen was held last evening.
Joseph Walker, W. F. Phillips and Frank
lin Turkey were drawn as petit jurors for the
February term of the U. s. District Court,
which commences its session ON the LIST day of
February.
An. order that the Committee on Public
Buildings inquire into the expediency of plac-
ing clock in the City Hall, also to report the
cost of the same, was passed, in concurrence
Petition of John Cronan, for abatement of
his tax for 1860, on the ground that he was not
then q citizen of Portland, was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
Petition of H. T. Emery, 81 Assistant City
Engineer, that he may receive pay as I'd As
sistant Engineer he having been acting in
thatcapacity, was referred to the Committee
onsSalaries.
An order was passed to pay Mrs. A. w. Files
$3.50 as full compensation for injuries sustained
by her by defect in Portland street.
Communication of Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department, F. G, Moody, ESQ.,, in relation to
blowing the steam whistle on City Hall at all
alarms of Fire. was referred to the Committee
on Public Buildings.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

BRIEF JofrtSGs. gaw Oh Commercial
street yesterday a splendid new locomotive aud
tender, for the p. & X. r. r., called the G. f.
Shepley. The locomotive is numbered 10, the
railroad number, and 179, which is the last
number of the Portland Company's build. Her
driving wheels are 8 #. Z in. diameter, and she
weighs thirty tons.-Mr. j. X. Hooper, the
janitor at Odd Fellows Hall, was presented on
Saturday night by the three lodges with a
purse containing $21S in money; also with
diploma of the Mutual Relief Society," framed
in black walnut Mr.. Hooper is one of the
original five members who organized the order
in this city in 1874 little girl at Sabbath
School last Sunday was asked by her teacher
what the Passover" was. "Oh!' says the lit.
tie girl sits something good to eat like turn
over"-A sleigh got its runner caught in the
track of the horse railroad yesterday afternoon
and threw out lady, its sole occupant ia
front of the Preble House. The lady was NV
hurt and the horss was caught oeioio any
damage was done-A horse a'laoheu "
sleigh, ran away ON Commercial street yes.er-
day morning.-Snow slides were very frequent
Yesterday and there were many narrow es-
capes-Between twelve and one o'clock yes
terday the Mayor permitted City Hall to be
opened, since there were several strangers who
had been intimate friends of Mr.. Peabody who
desired to see it, and who would not be able to
be present at the ceremonies. Consequently
as the hall was opened for them, whoever came
and desired to see the decorations were allowed
to go in.-Another unreasonable day yester-
day. A rainstorm in the afternoon and very
bad walking.-Since the trial of Lucy Murphy
for larceny of clothing, there has been found in
her possession valise filled with various arti-
Giles stolen from the Jail, in the kitchen of
which she had been occasionally employed
while prisoner.-David Grace, the clothes
line thief, who has been liberated from Jail
since the death of his grandfather, has been
trying to get the people OF Ferry Village to
raise the money to pay the expenses of the old
mans funeral. He also went to the people of
Westbrook to raise money enough to buy him
horse so that he can add new feature to
his business.-There are three hundred and
nlnety-three members of the Odd Fellows
Mutual Relief Society, and the Lumber is in
creasng. The sinking fund amounts to 300
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
Superior Court.
JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PREsID-

JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD,J j., PREsID-
- ING.
MoNpAY.-Henry NJ. Scott was fined for keeping
a gambling house 800 and costs and put under $500
bonds to keep the peace for two years.
Major Harmon for the same offence was fined SIS
and costs and put under bonds of 500 to keep the
peace for two years.
Hugh Bonney, of Chebeague Island, was admitted
scitixen of the United States.
State vs. William H. Wentworth and Victoria E.
Piummer. Indicted for adultery in Scarboro on the
18th of April, 1868. On trial.
Webb SWasey q Son.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

CHARLESTON, Jan. 15.-Freights-To Liverpool
by steam, ID on uplands and I'D on Sea Islands, by
sail, 1916 q I'd on upands and 1fd on Sea Islands,
Coastwise-1o New York by steam, &c % ib. on up
lands and 1c Sea Island; So % tierce on Rice BY
sail, &c tb on Upa1ds 81 25 tierce on Rice, 4oc p
ON Timber. 10 Boston by sail, a &c % fb on up-
land Cotton; to Providence So P nj on Boards sc y
ID OH unland Cotton. Vessels in demand by our
merchants to take Lumber Freights from George
town. sc, Darien and Satilla river, Ga, and Jack
sonvile, Fla. to Northern ports, and $11 a - Y M
a.. rates on Lumber and Boards.
MATANzAs, Jan. 6-[From Alfonso s. Blanch-
ards Circular. ]-Freights-The business for Euro
pean ports continues dull at nominal rates; for the
United States we notice steady demand for mod
crate sized vessels, which becoming scarce Rates
bear an upward tendency. We quote ITO Cowes,
Cork and Falmouth 40s to 42s 6dP ton nominal; TO
Great Britain direct, 37s Cd q 4Os do; to Hamburg
and Bremen, 40s q 45s do; to France in the Atlantic
so q COT do; Mediterranean IS a 5Ot; United States
P box Sugar, 81 374 80; }y do hid do, Sc so "a,
90; do P ITO gals. Molasses "a so @475.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
@ o Nj M r r. GAL,


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD car bbls.,
do hoops, half do furniture, do hay, do pileing.
bbls beans, IA tubs butter, 2S6 pkgs sundies, 40
cals freight Tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-270 bbls. -four, 16 cars
bark. do shorts, do bran, do barley do oats,
do wheat do slaves, 425 cans milk, 262 pkgs sun
dries; Tor Shipment Easr, 200 bbls. flour,
dries; tor shipment to Europe per steamer, cars
meats.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. cars wood, do
wood, l do leather, 100 pkgs sundres
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosToN-12 bags
dye stuts, 10 do gambia bales wool, II bbls. rosn
"a do apples, 10 do BEANS 90 do rum 29 do whiskey
do oysters GO do beef 10 bags dried apples, casks
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18

MAsoNIc.-The appointed officers of Mount
Vernon R. A. Chapter were duly installed last
evening, by NJ. E. George p Gross. The Off
GERS for the ensuing year are as follows: M. E.
George P. Gross, High Priest; E., Joseph Y.
hodsdon, King; E.. Edward c. SWEET, Scribe;
Comp, Frank E. Allen, Capt. of Host; Comp.
Leander w. Fobes, Prin SOL; Comp. j ohm C.
Small, r. A. Capt; Comp. A. S. Kinds, M. Sd
Vail; Comp. Edward B. James. Mod Vail.
Comp. Andrew s. Sawyer, M. LIST Vail: Jos
Castell,Jr s. s.; John s. Harris, j. S.; Chas.
Fobes, Treasuser; Ira Berry, Secretary; War
rem Phillips, Sentinel.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
PHOTOGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Mr.. Seward and party arrived at Havana on
Monday from Vera Cruz; all well. They will
probably remain in Havana week.
Saturday night an aged man named John
Pease, OF Concord, n. H., while dressing a
cancer with which he was afflicted, set his
clothing on fire and died of the injuries.
Madame Parepa Rosa's mother died in Lon
don on Friday. She was sister of Edward
Seguin, the famous basso, and a vocalist of
great ability.
One of Edward Harris wooden Mills in
Woonsocket, R. l., was damaged by fire Mon
day afternoon. Insured for $52 500.
Henry Kelly lost his hand in a planning mill
at Providence Monday.
A public meeting of 10000 Spanish Republic
cans of Madrid sent congratulations to the Re-
publicans of Paris, and to deputy Rochefort,
the devoted champion of the democracy.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
MAIZE,
ARRAIGNMENT FOR MURDER.

BANGOR, Jan. 17.-John Lawrence was ar
raigned to-day in the police court for the muir
der of Mrs. Atwood on January I'd. He plead
ed not guilty and was fully committed for trial
in February.
Another heavy rain is again carrying of the
sleighing.
THE TTORM.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 1.-THE river is still open.
A heavy rain storm is now prevailing; wind
south west.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
Su preme Judicial Court.

JANUARY TERMINATION j., PRESIDING.
McNpAY.-Dauiel W. Miller VS.. William Parker
& Tr. Trial on trustee allegations. Trustee dis
closed that he purchased of defendant lot of bricks
for which he had not paid but that he had received
notice from Rufus Tibbets, claiming that said
bricks belonged to him and were sold by defendant
on his account. The question to be presented to the
jury was whether the bricks at the time of the sale
to the trustee not the property OF the claim
ant Tlbbets. After the testimony the part of the
claimant was out the case was Withdrawn from the
Jury and settled.
Miller Strout & Gage.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
NIAssACHUsETTs.

BOSTON CITY TREASURY DEFALCATIoN.
BOSTON, Jan. lin the Municipal Court
to-day, John Donahoe alias John Bull, was
arraigned on charge of receiving eighteen
hundred dollars in gold coin from John, W.
Collins, knowing it to have been stolen from
the city treasury. The accused pleaded not
guilty and gave bail tor trial. Donahoe claims
that he acted solely as detective in dealing
with Collins, who is under arrest for snug
Cling the gold from the city treasury.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-18
w WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN Jan. 1.-THE President to-
day sent to the Senate the following nomina-
tons: United States Attorney, Nathan Webb,
for District of Maine; Sebastian S. Marble,
United States Marshal for District of Maine.
Collector of Customs, Cornelius B. Merchant,
at Edgartown, Mass; S. j. Neatly, at Bath,
White, I'd District of New Hampshire. Post
master, Joseph L. Stevens, at Manchester, N
Fl