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DESC LUTON
III Approving the sureties OF Mahlon ID. DicKin-
son, Chief Commissioner OF Highways.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelphia, That Alexander M. Fox
and William s. Stokley are hereby approved as the
suretes Of Mahlon ii. Dickinson, Commissioner of
Highways; and the City Solicitor is hereby directed
to prepare the proper bond, with warrant OF attor
new for said parties to execute, and cause judg-
ment to be entered thereon; and further, to nle
agreements OF record that the lien OF the Jaagment
shall only operate on and against the respective
properties submitted to the Committee on. Finance
by the said sureties; that is to say, the lien OF the
Judgment against Alexander M. Fox shall only
operate on and against lot OF ground whereon is
erected premises numbered No. l73 Poplar street. in
the Sixteenth ward, and that the lien OF the judg-
ment against William 8. stokey shall only operate
on and against lot 11 gpoapd d whereOn is erected
LOUIS WAGNER,
President OF Common Council.
JOHN EcKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council
.... 81. SAMUEL w. CATTELL,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this fourteenth day OF February, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy
V>' -O' DANIEL M. FOX,
9171t Mayor Of Philadelphia.
ANuO ORDINAN De-
"A To Make an Appropriation TO the Department
OF Highways for the purpose OF increasing the Ac-
comnlodations for the Committee on that Depart
Section /. The Select and Common Councils Of the
| City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the sum OF
| five hundred and fifty dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated to the Department OF Highways
| for the purpose OF increasing the accommodations
| for the COMMITTEE on that Department. Provided,
That be taken out OF item Of appropriation to the
| Department OF Highways for 1870.
And warrants for the same snail be drawn in con-
:" - -'-7'1I LOUIS WAGNER,
/ --.' President of Common Council.
Attest
| lr1 JOHN ECKsTEIN,
| . clerk OF Common Council
| -t y SAMUEL W. CATTELL,
.s g. President OF Select Council
| Approved this fourteenth day OF February,
Ammo Domni one thousand eight hundred and
seventy "a. d. 1870. ,,, :, nv
| 91T1t a -1. Mayor OF Philadelphia.
ID EsoL UTIoN
| IL To Enter Satisfaction on the oflcial Bond Of
Mshlon ii. Dickinson, Chief Commissioner OF High
'Kesoyed, By the Select and Common Councils o.
the City OF Philadelphia, That the City Solicitor bt
record upon the ofhcal bond OF Mahlon ii. Dckin
son, Chief Commissioner OF Highways %. O., ID.
| b. March Term, 1868, No b. Provided, That thu
City Solicitor shall certify that his accounts set
tied and that there is no default
.I President OF Common Council.
II JOHN EoKsTEN,
Clerk OF Common Council, LLLI-f
II8D SAMUEL w. CATTELL,
Il " President OF Select Council
/ Approved this fourteenth day OF February, Ann
DoInini enc Thousand eight hundred and seVent
y NA- - -" ,It- DANIEL M. FOX,
9171t Mayor OF Philadelphia
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WEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Philadelphia from New Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and CHESNUT Streets T45 A. NJ, II 90 A. M,
230 p. Nj, 41b p NJ, 40 p. NJ, 615 and 1'3O P. M
street at 625 A. M 500 A. M, T'46 A. M iO4b a.
NJ, / IS P. NJ, 400 P. NJ, and 6o5 P. M.
at B. G. junction, Lenni, Glen Riddle and Media;
leaving Philadelphia at 440 p. NJ win stop at Me-
dia, Glen Riddle Lenni, and B. G. junction. Pas
and B. c. junction going East will take train leaving
West Chester at T'45 A. NJ, and change cars at
and g0g We 1 F09 s
Philadelphia at A4O P. M, and VIII change cars at
The Depot in Philadelphia Is reached directly by
the Chestnut and Walnut streets cars. Those OF the
Market street line run within one square, The
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon its
arrival. l.-.z,,, s,,,rD.vo ,..,-.--...-, ..-. .
Leave Philadelphia for West Chester at $50 A M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at T,5S A N.
~" ~" 80 q WILLIAM C. WHEELER,
4 10s General superintendent
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
and atsr iSdSf MoNbAY Nov As is 1862 the Trains
on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will run as
follows from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot. West
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia. ssS ?. M.
Id 40 Willlamsport t..a..o sS0 a0 a. N.
ERIE EXPRESS ess leaves g. P5iIadcipha % 70 n
- 80 Wiliiamsport -. 900 P. M.
10 arrives at Erie ~. :. :. 1000 A. M.
EIMIRA MAI, leaves Philadelphia. 49,, 750 A. M.
:. I" Wiliamsport. -. 900 p. M.
az tgW p arrives at Lock Haven. .. T20 p. N.
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie g. so aoA- NJ
~ arrives at Philadelphia. ~. SEQ A. M
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie =, ,.......... 400 p. M
= Wfliainsport. 80. $50 A. M
~ 6t.l t arrives at Philadelphia .l2'46 p. NJ
EI.MIRA MAIL leaves Lock Haven. ....... 500 A. M
y U"l Williamsport ..... 945 A. M
" arrives at Philadelphia go p. M.
BUFFALO EXP. leaves WilamBport =. 1925 A M
LTI "TT-rsT'F"sg HarrisbuTg. 49,. >. $40 A. M
|5o ~" o,f, arrives at Philadelphia. 92o A. N.
Express East connects at Cory, NAH East at Gerry
and Irvineton, Express West at Irvineton, with
trains OF Oh Greek and Allegheny River Railroad.
- ALFRED l. TYLER General superinsendeAk
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RAILROAD LINES.

ID EADING RAILROAD. -gRRAT TRUNK LINE
N from Philadelphia to the interior OF Pennsyl-
vana, the Schuylkill SusquehannR, Cumberland,
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1fa s0tscellasseosss f,p
MICHIGAN APPLES.
40 BARRELS.
coSsiniso OF
R01bMr'y RHsScts,
, BaldsCsns,
Parsnatss,
Choice Varieties,
To arrive March 81 This is choice lot, and tho
last shipment Tor the sclson.
.. +. LlTTLEFlElp,
II lle Main street, sseo, MAiae.
A NEW PATENT.
yNtscellasseosss.

vNllE Subscriber has discovered and invented
i anew and useful Improvement In
TEA &c COFFEE POTS.
Tho vesscls arc divided Into two compartments by
2 p.rtltion extending across tho centre from top W
AIso, In said partition Of eoc pot slide cato OF
valvo, extending out of the top % the vessel 10 sd
NIT water nom one compartment 70 the other by
raising tho valve, Tho tea pot 10 also provided
with valve In tho .sme way, excepting tho yalyc
raising or turning. They arc aiso provided with
two covers each, one ~ zach compartment. and .
spout 90 nose, PLACED ono ON enc side Of The parti
ton, II Desirable. Tho noecs arc provided With
thimbles or strainers, ~ may 10 inquired. They
have uhrce handlcs-ono on each side under each
nose, and ono In centre of hack sido-onc 70 DO
Eraspcd With ono hand while tho 9, !h hand may
DO tipped easier, OF dcsrable the tca pot may have
one handle. The two compartments arc Tor lea and
water oofec and watcr, that when tho tea or cof
heating In the other Tea can DO drawn Into cups
nom one compartment and waller ffom tho other
The same with coffee. Tho valve gate In tho par.
tition 70 90 srnnged That whcn tho Tee o. oones Is
boiler Is counected with tho partition acpss the
centre, with valve In 10 tho same ~ In cofrec pot,
with ono cover and ono handle on each end, which
Il FOR boiling two articles Of different kinds nj tho
sane timo. Conec Pots can DO made without valve
n desired, frcm 70 " In deep, bottom = ~ In,
top 80 In. inside. Tea Pot 70 " In deep, bottom
bt middic of M, insao et M, w m.
Tho subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
hfs Invention offers for salo state rights f6r manu-.
hcturing and selling on reasonable terms, and hay
Ing invented Q machine Tor making Tea and colIeo
Pok, Intends 70 patent IT, which will DO very useful
70 any one who may wish u have u Tor that pur.
who would like 30 purchase the whole or part VI
this invention will please call on or address
JOHN X. LEWIS, KrrTERr, Ma.
All persons arc brbId exporting or selling this
invention out Of this country without permit. First
discovered In 1860. u
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Augustine Hines esq, is improving his
grounds on Adams st.
Mr.. Cyrus X. Banks has purchased the house
No. 237 Maine ST. Of Mrs. Ellen Mcclure for
$1,000.
Rev. John Brady, pastor Of the Catholic
church in HOulton, is soon to remove to this
city.
The 18Th Annual statsment of the QvrScr Co. ap-
pears In MoIher column. We shoali Judge that the
Quincy Il gcct cheap AMI reliable company To he In
sar~i IN nun list We have q those VIII. ho,h
polIeIe. In the Co.. anil Om the set that Il Is paying
az pr cent. di,ide~i on all expiring policies.
PolicE.-w~iuc-isy, April n Patrick Hickey. Of
the street Comml-sIoners gang got money enough 10
have bliss drunk hut bis ass and soi~s were rude
IL interrupted by Marshal iinl who bore the happy
mcubcr Of the Hickey family TO the st,iioa.
rssrs.iay, Aprfi IA James Lsid. NE proprict"r cf a
small sranche- on MAIN strcsi, anil also owner u an
inorinaie love for bal rum. arrested while Ia
very hais,y STATE. by ocer Hsich and taken IN the
station. HH
I,rsisy, Ayrsi ga baxom Irish woman, Mrs Flu
nell yer HONOR went Into the ones % City Treasurer
Frsisy neon .. draw some money. 10 sccHs the ,sty
hal lmbsc many ittic noyins % poor GIN. AMI this
having an unreasonable en.ct caused Mrs. r. TO sway
ntiy 10 % fo, and finally b calmly rciine upon the
Door, "iike who WRAPS the drapery of HIS couch
stoat him. and lie. down to pleasant dreams Oncers
Hatch and unlg Mrs ~ soi,er bed a the Station,
where alone In solemn sraBcar. shs slept on the effects
% her morning draR-.
Ayouth by the nNneof WIN. Mitchell got baby Inc
sr.,ei. anil oieer wsAsasIi gave him rosm al bead
quarters
Saf~riay, Arvf MA esy and FESTIVE Lewiston
youth over whose heal sbou, my suupvrs h.i passed
vas broasht 10 hArbor of rcs aoooant of being %
drunk that hs helpless. lie sahi that .Bidsfori
rum vs. wore Than ths cholera for bringing doyn =
msa-
s-,sfay, Ap~a fT.-some very small boys were rob
bsei- up OR breaAing giass near thu ship yard.
sssA~y, <sri iy.-oos< Ii~ach arrossei tve drunAsa
vsis' ahSst mlinghs and gave thesa snug quarters.
he.fay, AyvdiS-JAmss rsivey vhi's On .scur''
M tuso Ne hssps,Asss q oas q "iiilrs naioas'
aod vssoasel
Mr.. J. IT, Fcss has coutr.cted with Leonard
Eamcos Of ssco. Who Is to build Mr.. Pogg's
new house on Alhcd st., for $500.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
TAs Chesapeake osd oAis Railroad. connecting
the Atlantic coast and tho magnificent harbos Of
tho Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio river at point
Of reliable navigation, and thus, with tho entire
railroad systom and water transportation, Of the
great West and Southwest, forms the addition.
al East and West Trunk Line. 50 imperative
ly demanded for tho accommodation Of tho I'm
menso and rapidly-growing transportation between
tho Atlantic soaboari and Europe on tho ono hand,
and tho great producing regions Of tho Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys on The othOr. '. E'-'''
The importance Of this road a. now outlet
nom tho West 10 the sea, pagnnes II Into one Of
lonal consequence, and insurcs To II an extensive
through traffic from tho day Of it complexion
whIlo, In tho development Of tho extensive arcul.
,ural and mineral resources Of Virginia and West
Virginia, It possesses, along It's own limo, The ee-
ments Of largo and profitable local business.
Thus tho great interests, both general and local,
which demand tho completion Of tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad n the Ohio river afford tho surest
guarantee Of It's success and value and render II the
most important and substantial railroad on
terprise now In progress In this country.
It's superiority Is an East and West route, and the
promise Of an Immense and profitable trade await
Ing Its completion, have drawn 10 II tho attention
AMI cooperation Of prominent capitalists and rail-
road men Of this city Of sound Judgment and known
integrity, whoso connection with H. together with
that u eminent citizens and business men Of Vir-
ginia and West Virginia, INSURES an energetic,
honorable, and SUCCESSFUL management.
The Road Is completed and In operation from
Richmond % the celebrated White sulphur Spring.
Of West Virginia, 2z miles, and hors remain but
100 miles (now partially constructet) 70 DO com
peted ~ carry II " tho proposed terminus on the
Ohio river at, or near, tho mouth Of the Dig Sandy
river, $50 miles above Cincinnati and $50 miles DO
low Pittsburg. .u.
Lines are now projected or In progress through
Ohio and Kentucky 10 this point, which will con
meet tho Chesapeake aud Ohio with tho en-
tire railroad systems OF the West and South
west, and with tho Pacino Railroad. r..
Its valuable franchises and superior advantages
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FALL RIVER Line
Ntp York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Waih.
incton, and all pTineipdl poiais Wat.
South and South JYs,t,

Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, $500, nsxk, 500. Bssssss
49, checked thruash and transferred Ia Neg
SS York frre a chssys.
okb1l3o Nsv York trains icnvs ths OIL Colony
AMI NewpoN Railway Depot, Owner u sosth aud kDcs
iAnd strss, daily, Sundays exosptcd) iouc~pi nt
4.3o p. NJ, arriving In YAH Rves 20 nipuies In sivaDs
of the regular ncambat rran which eavss Boston nj
b.aO p ~, coupecsng at Fall River With the Inv 4
masnincrm ssesmrrs PR0vIDENCK, Cart d. u. rim-
mons, BRISTOL, Capt A. Hmmous. Thers steamers
are The isstst and mod piiAbAc ban The sos talt
ssprevly os spcci, sasc,y and comict fhis uns
pcets With all the southern Boats ami RArd uses IRON
New Yort going wess AMI sosih and eosvssssot 10 tho
Caiifwnia Sesmers-
1sTo shippers or Freight" this Linz, With Es
new and extensive depst accommodates In Dostou sni
large pier In New York. Exclusively GO ths uss u The
Linz Ii supplied With facils ks Height and pAssrngsr
buslness which cannot he surJassc Freight always n.
ken at low rates, and forwarded with despatch.
New Yosk Efpress Freight Train esves Boston st so
p Nj goods arrive In Neg YcSk nsSt moaning about
A. NJ. Fright having Neu Yak reaches Besiou on Tho
allowing dvy at ol5A
for tickets bths end statcrums, Apply at The Ccnps
ny oice, al No. Oh State llss, eorpsr Of Washing
tsa and state erccts and n on Colony and Nsvpt De-
pa, caner q South and KDesiAnd s1csts. boston.
Seameu ieave New rogk daily, Sundays srcsIs-d),
hum Pier 30 North niveSS tos q Chanhsr IT,, At
GEO. RIIyERIcK, rss~ner- y~lsht AT,
JAMES flsK, IT,, Prs.
". u. sIMONs.
Managing Diroctor NangAnset Steamship Co.
r.s, 1899. ly27
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once .f;fISE & HATCH,
BANKERS, AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES,

MENT SECURITIES - 90
No. 8 NAssAy sr.rrs. NEW Yosr.
- - - - February isth, 1870.
Tho remarkable success which has attended oar
negotiation Of the Loans Of tho Central Pacific Rail.
rad Company and Tho Western Pacific Railrosd
Company, and tho popularity and credit which
these Loans have maintained In the markets, both
In this country and Europe, have shown that the
First Mortgage Bonds Of wisely located and honor.
aSy.managed nilrosds are promptly reoosnissd
and readily taken the most ssitAhle sas, and Cd
vantaseous form Of investment, yielding more
valuable Income than can hereafter DO derived ffsn
Government Bonds, and available 10 take their
place.
Assured that, In tho selection and negotiation Of
superior Railroad Loans, NO Arc meeting . great
public want and rendering valuable scrvice-both
to the holder Of capital and 10 those great National
works Of internal Improvement whose in,rinsi'
merit and substantial character enttle them 10 the
use Of capital and the confidence Of investors-we
now oGer with special confidence and satsActon The
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$1,000, $500. and 800.

They will DO Issued as Coupo. BONDS, payable u
Bs~sr, and may DO held In that formI or
Tho Bond may 10 registered In the namc Of The
owner, with tho coupons remaining payable u
boarer attached tho principal being then transfers.
bio only OH tho books or tho Company, uploss 70
assigned 70 bearer. or
Tho coupons may DO detached and cancelled, the
Bond made = permanent Registered Bond, transfera'
bio only on the books Of tho Company, and tho In
tcrcst msc payable only 70 tho registered owner o.
his attorney.
Tho throe classes will DO known respectively -
list. "Coupon Bonds payable To Hear.
err
Id. "I,egistsrcA Bonds with Coupons
attached" , 5s
I'd. "Itegistsrcd Bonds with Coupon
detached" and should DO 50 designated by Zorro
spondons In specifying tho GLASS Of Bonds desired.
rhoy have thirty years to run nom January IS,
1870, with interest at per cent pcr annuu nom No
vember I, 1869. Principal and interest payable IN
Gold in no City OF Nov York.
Tho Interest Is payable In May and November,
that Il may take the place Of that Of tho earlier
issues Of Fivo-Twenties, and suit tho oonvenionce
Of our friends who slrcady hold Central and west-
orn Tacino Bonds, with interest payable In January
and July and who may desire, I'm making addition
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.uisceIlasseOsss.
Farm for Sale,

l~~o SITUATED In buxton, near
1HA2 Salmon Falls village, nine miles
8Eirom saeo, sixteen from Portland
near the line Of tho r. 4 II. Railroad.
Said fArm wss the property OF tho late VIM MIL
iken. and consists Of 100 acres suitably divided Into
tillage and pasturAgs under high stats ei cult
vAtion, with good orchard buildings nearly nee,
cuts about Is tons Of hay. Convenioutly divided
IVORY Y. MILLIKEN, on tho premises, OF 10
49tf DANIEL DRNNETr. ESQ.,. Buxtou-
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A LARGE LOT
NEW. SPRING GOODS
NOW Is q good tImo TO buy, - We have LARGE
ASSORTMENT Of NEW GOODS, AMI are selling them
ExTnEMELY Low PRICES.
A LARGE LOT

Black, Brown, Blue, Green and Drab sim yellIngs.
Blue, brown. 1ren ad Drab Dense yeik.
Iadcs' ALI. Lnea IIdfs only cts
White Ribbed Hose. 10. Alpaca Braids, 10
Good Oiassd Spool Cotons Goo ydsl
Large silsd silk Nets only 10
God assortment q China and Paran Vases.
French leather Bags for ... NW
AtwUois Vegetables Jauniics Bhters,
Ms. Winslow =. scothing Syrup, 70
Gents Pure Ltnsn Bossms cny Is
Cooi Wallets, IS. Black pehIng, 20
Ayers Saraparilla, 10 Prrvisn Syrup, ., IS
Il.iics' All IIksskD iIdkts (wide hemTne) only 10
Gents IIemmei an Linsn IIdkt, Is
Nice A'se.tmsni Lsdts' Rack Combs eAe%.
Jewelry selling on very cukiP.
Beet French Corsets Gall whaie,-oel 6S
fny Picture Photograph Albums (Pretty styles)
Magnolia Balm fr the Cempexion only 10
Plantation, Pcrve's, william.', IAngeys, Rich
arisons, IIcsietter's, Ilsrtshorns Btters, cheap.
Johbsans AnodyDe Hnlment only %
Natures Hair Restorative livery cleanl
Best Honey and Gycerioe soap, per cake b
OF Six cakes for -
Mems AMI Boys Suspeuders.
Mems Paper Collan tBs,i Cieth Bsttonboisl
Ladies' Embriierct Edge and Canerrd Iidkfs, %
Schcucks Tonic and syrup, each &lO
lace Collars, PuKE Linen Curs, cheap.
Hair Brushes, Tco,h brushes.
Hack sIIK Velvet Ribloas (Dssr QriLur). ....
spool slk 'or MachIn.,. tsl oolOrs) Very Lo~.
Ont Edge EsGIIsH Bibles Or 10
snoo RLr Aproos, New styles, Very Pretty.
Curtain Tass-ls Cu,tain anil Piciur. Carts.
Nics Hair OH (-cenlei with Night Bloong Cereus) Is
Hay Rum Oh Jamaica Ginger. Is
Renne's Magic Oil only Ha Is
f,agg's Instant Relief Oh
wisiar's IIsisaIn of wM Cherry, rs
JayneS Exp~ctorant, JaJne's Alternative.
Polanl's White Pine Cmpousi
ArctusIne (or Canada Hears Grsns), 10
Rings Ambrosa, Ayers Hair yig~, Knowles
Restorer, Walsoe's Restorcr, cheap.
Bunett's Cocaine &c tho Hair, FH 10
P~uy's Mah and freckle LSion, 10 remove =
Moths ani frckes.
schisterbceks Mcth and frskle ISlion.
r. Allcscks Porous riasters, very low.
Russia Sslve, ~ Miss sawyer's Salve, 20
Railways Ready Relief only Is
scheoeks Pis, IL Ayers Pilis, II
Wings Pilis, L.. wrigbts Pills, --l II
1embo.dS Extract II Buchu, ~
JacksonS Catari SnuH only -
Dr. Coagicns Indian lisneiy (curcs all rainsl
Keupeiys Rheamatic Iiniment .F....
KenDeiys selical discovery, rery cheap. n.
ladies' Easlics and Elastic Brahis.
Carss Comts, 4. Dsst Linen Tircai,
Tooth piu-hes, 10. Nice Lily White, 10
lest Mecu Fun and FINK Halls.
Best Iyi Rougv. Strcct~r's llnimeut..
Best Japan Swlchs. Dr-s Duttns.
Pcah Sleeve Duttous. Charms fsIer Cuffs.
Dest English Needles, 9. Hair Pins,
Ladies' Pine Muslin llapdkerchcta only ~
Cau'tbreak EN- Cersst strings. lfns- Tapes-
Zine Combs. Shirt Buttons-
Scssors, -
Rishs S,raparla AMI Iron, 81
Lyons Kstha ron,
Aud many other Nsw Goods. Pieass rtmembsr TIA
our Prices ALwArs ~ Low ~ rms LoWksr.
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for Agents. Tho whole Prcss of the country 10
praising Il, and every porson who has read II Is
known by his cheerful looks. 10000 copies
sold In 90 daysi Ono agent at Rochester tJok
"a orders In ono day. Wo have reports like this con-
SANITY We pay tho largest commissions and extra
premiums ~ above. Scni for our explanatory cir
culars and sample which Il sent free, and Judge for
- Hartford. Conn.
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The RepssiiesnC County Committee desire
that the names and the pest-ofnee address
Of each member OF the several republican
Gown oomsattse~~ O.. shis county. shall b"
.ssnt to the JOURNAL sffiee without
delay. VIII the Chairman thereof please
forwardt ny order OF the
CHAIRMAN CO. CON.
Diddeforti, Mar. IL, 1870.
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A new and elegant smoking car has bern
placei on tho G p. NJ. accommodated train
from Portland 10 this city.
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re confai.s ~o Lac Sulphur, NO Sugar Of
Lesd-no Litharge,-no Nitrate Of Silver,-and
u entirely free from the Poisonous and Health
destroying Drugs used In other Hair Prepara-
lions.
&c IL sure 90 superocde aud drive out Of
the community all tho POISONOUS preparations
now In use. Transparent and clear rs crystal, II
will not soil the finest fabric. No oil, no sediment,
no dirt-pcrfectiy SAFE, CLEAN, and BPPiCIESr
-dcsidcmtums LONG SOUGHT FUR, and FOUND
At LAST!
II colors and prevents the Hair from be-
coming dmy, imParts son, glossy appearance, re-
moves Dandruir Is cool and refreshing TO tho head,
checks tho hair from falling oil, and restores toa
great extent when prenaturcly lost, prevents Head.
aches, cures sll IIumors cutaueous cruptions, and
unnatural heat. ONLY - GENTS A BOT.
TIE.
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sHIRIIp,s SALE.

WORK, SS-Taken on execution In favor OF
i Ivory Lttlchcld against Horace Noble, Issued
on Judgment uncovered bef6re tho supreme Judi
cial Court begun and holden nj Saco, Cor and within
our sah County OF York, on the nrst Tuesday OF
January, A. ID. 1870 and Will DO sold al public auc
ton on saturday, tho thirticth day OF April nett,
ut two o'clock In The afternoon at the store of Ivory
Lttleheld, I'm Kennebunk, I'm said County of YORK,
all the right In equity which Horace Noble, Of sad
kcnncbunk, has or had ON tho ninetccnh day u
Juno, A. d. 1862 nj eight and three quarters o'clock
In the f6rcnoon, being The nme Of the attachment
Of the same on tho original writ In this action 10
rcdeem the following described real estate dtuAted
In said kenncbank, 10 wits A certain lot of land
hde Of the read TO Alfred, bounded-begtnning on
said road at land OF Joseph T. Noble, then running
north-casterly by said Joseph 7. Mobiles land il8
rods 10 barn or T. N. Noble then south ~ wesf ~
&c rods by said last named land, then south tj'
west 10 rods 30 raid road then north ~ west IL
&c rods h. place begun A. beiny same dcrcribei In
deed from tho lato Clement Noble 10 tho nid lIoI-
scc Mobile, recorded In book -, paErs os,-i York
The above described premises bcing subject 10 q
mottpgo given ~ Hannah Gooch, Of wells, " &C.
cure the payment of note of hand for two hun
drci my dollars, dated October 81, 1870, payable In
SIX months with interest on which thcrc Il now duo
tho sum Of thrco hundred and seventeen dollars and
eight cents. kaid mortgage decd 10 rocordcd IN
Book 259, page 4O2, OF York Registry.
March q, 1870. 3wE