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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03

81. g. M 1T 1T Sprtse @c@e poblbs~
balten aus europa in ben Rreis feiner camille
surudgefebrt unb erfreut f& eefarfter @slunb~
beit. Mm @amfas bra&te bic Great Msittrn
8anb BEN ausen1etn belietten Manne Elm
@tdne9en, pobet 81. s. 8reuer ben Mnssfcm'
r1snen nit warmer Mnipra&e beerubte tpsl9e
Der elte NIT ber3liGen @urten ermieberte.
5ierauf besab l9 bic @eeli&aft auf freuno<
li9e Ginlabuns in 5rn. Miti@'s 5aaa, to BET
beutl dem @eben(aft einige @tunben een1utb>
lid 3ueebra9t tpurben. Gin beionbers5 Ser
tienf un, bic 6eier bes @uttesbtenfes 1T Der
Marta 5immefabrtatir@e bat 81. Mif@ F@
babur9 ertporben, taB Ct fir tieielbe ie@s
@erte tss bsribmten beuti&en Gomppniten
8euapter ais Gei&ent unt funtt cine psrtbsoue
@ermebruns Der air&enmula g%enannter St.
msinbe bra9te. Die Nitelieber ter 0emeinbe
batten felt eiuiser 3eit @elesenbett f9 AT Der
prObuetion bieler bfrrli@sn MuiIt gu e~rfreuen,
tie eten, unserfili9t Don a merifanii9en Ser
acknowledgements aus teuti9er QueQe besu~
gen 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03

STATE OF MINNESOTA-COUNTY OF
RAMSEY-PROBATE COURT.-Spe<
eial Term, November 16. 1870.
In the matter of the Probate of the Last
Will and Testament, and Of the Estate
of Gertrude Boing, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Henry Boing of Ramsey County aforesaid,
representing among other things, that the
said Gertrude Boing, died in Ramsey
County aforesaid, on the 28th day of Febru-
airy A. D. 1870, leaving alast will andtesta-
ment, and Estate in said County, that the
said last will and testament was duly ad-
mitted to probate and record at Ahaus, in
the Royal District Court for the Second
Division of Prussia in Europe. and that he
has delivered to and filed in this court an
authenticated copy of said last will and
testament, duly authenticated from the
said Royal District Court of the Kingdom
of Prussia, and praying that the said au-
thenticated copy of said last will and tesla
ment may be filed, allowed and recorded
and letters of administration with the will
annexed to him issued:
1t is ordered, that the said petition be
heard before the Judge of this court on
Monday the 18th day of December A. D..
1870, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the Probate
Office in said county. 1t is further order
ed, that public notice of the time and place
of hearing be given to all persons interest
ed in said matter by the publication of
these orders for three successive weeks
prior to said hearing in the "Wanderer",a
newspaper printed and published at St.
Paul in said County.
By the Court
OSCAR STEPHENSON,
Judge Of Probate.
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DR.. Schenk's SeaWeed Tonic
fir bic Seiluns rca llncereasli6feit.

tut Ik tckituHH wv
Dielss Sei1mittsl btfebt in etnen, @rdpardt, has aus
entlane zen SeetuEen Observation-Disclosures berseiielt wtrb,
unb aeTrdhrt iitere anb %antriiglibe 6itlfe eeaen unrerbaus
lthfeit frrie bic barnit acknowledgement 8ranftetteu.
Sat Seter1nanu TT rnetr pesr tatnner nit eieitm uetel
pber nit tdSrn terrutrenesn Rrdnfheiten %tebaftet: e5 &C.
tpGbrt tarusn. 5rn. Stent uidt ssinaes @ersni;eea, allen
terart Qeifeisen bic Gntbeduns uns bic epraistitenGigen.
fdaften feines Sedpseb 1enic, has sesen bic 9t~naanten
.Rranfteiten ern unl1dbtaren SIXTEEN lit, 3ur Renntnte
brinsen su tarfen. nnperoauIidfeit unb bic oaraus reiuls
ttrenben uetel entIprinaen aus rnanseltafter Mbiheeun9
tes STA aenfaftcs unb aus einer alseneinen G6rdde Der
MISUNDERSTANDING. Die g5irfunaen bes Mtttels MD
den fb eleid nad Ter Ginnatme heFeltea benerf1ib. ba
gerbauuns Der Gssi,en tarun, III ~astErieer sSsiie sr i&
eeten fann. Dieies tcntfde Wiittel eleidt In Der Shat benz
natlrliden Wdaenfcfte bis III einent 0rate, bds eS Ten
Gtemifern fat ~unmSelih lit 8eioe srn chamber III ,tnter,
fheiten. GS ftdrtt sen Mtdeen unb befatt8t ibn, bic 5.ets1
xete audntitdt ron Waeenidft abiuibetee!t, 70 bes ltncers
fhmintet.
Is it cine tefannte Statlads, tas fsine !Rranfteit rrr
ar66eren Yeiten t~ealeitet lit, ais bic uRSerbaulibfsit bean
Ia ihrem @efplse t,nen it9 8epfpsb, seriduerter Miasen,
Sdnersen In Der Suite e~erSflrpfen Sieter, Stein, ipipie
Decentralization ,Merpenihrdde unb -3ittern, alaerastne
Sdirddt, Nisteraefhlasenbeit ibler @eihmof' i'm Nunbe,
Mpretitlrfstett eiu-llebel. trelde iamntlid IN Der Sarpa'
De Ser @erbaaun espreane itre .rte llrfade.taten.
Disfe aanae Site BON iriberpdrtteen &ranfbesten miro
tHrh unier Selrittel NIT auS gejetdbnetefH @rfrlS %befdr1pft.
Die lsabl her nit fclten eetSen 8ehafteten mtrS earrnt
niht ~speifsltaft fem. sic .perben ntdt LANCER 9.iten er,
traeen ,psaen. ssn tenea ie fd tur6 unfern SeaSeeb So
mic In fxrser 3eit befreien t5nnen. Dieies Wtttel 1T Elm
anaeneh,nes Bitters, gilt ~aeiunten Nppettt unb fddft ene
ppraislide ger0auure. Is wirS in SuartFaitet per.
fault, scn tenen int &asnneinen cine etn3;ee 3ur 9eilung
rter fatlen, 9eint sebrande man einise ssn Shtnt's
Mantranfe< pber qtsers Gtlen. TT. S. S. Gdenf. SO.
IS stprtb 6. Strase philadelphia. gu s~ertauTen Eel alien
Druseifen.
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1amba@, tefen larmfabt !
ben 2. Sos. 1870. !

2teber @~anberer!
@ie i'd ~ eben Iefe int u@anberer" Don. IS.
Set. 70 bat Gin @effdler, in Delano pobnbaft
cine 8riesssrtldruns at mid erssben le6su,
pessn bes !3inbnabel.@ ewsbrs. @as i'd ba-
scn i&rieb, babe i'd BON mebrersn s%laubmarbi~
gen Splbaten, bic sieQei9t tA0slte 10 Siel &C.
braudt baben ais ter Greunb in Delanu, unb
1T baber turdaus nidt naeine eieene l1eberseu-
euns. @enn aber ieler @effdler bas Climb
Mabel ewebr 70 gut gu braudsn serfsbt 10
batte er fommen ioIen, tann bate Der &Snis
ssa yreuben mabri@etnli& bic Bayern, @ir-
ten,berser, 8abii9en unb5 e6en nidt setrau&t.
@enn aber terielbe Elm tpenis bon ieinsmpreu
Bti9eu ablesen unb ein tenis naebr Deutides
aunebmen pirbe, taar. ioQfa ni&t nut &betn-
rreuben, iuntern aud Bayern, Wurtemterser,
Batiibe uno 9efen bic srrbe @@la9t f9la'
gen int California Saluun Z; aud ioQsn feline
Bpbnen nod blaue piaen eebrau@t perber,
~isnbern dhter @tartsnbureer. 9. M.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03

Our Grinneruns!- Die 2eler tss
uWanterer" peroen tupbl tbun, tpenn tie mad
Miuneapolis tummeu, ftt es bieien 5erta uber
@inter, Zen DrpsoubFure BON S'gonnur gu be-
iuden. Soeben bat Ct Don New gJprf cine
slan3enbe Austpabl orr3ieli9er Waaren erbal.
ten, bic ct gu ben ntebriefeu 8aarureilen Der
taufsn pire. 8leiberfofe @9aHls, Glannel<
len, Slider, 8aumpu1enwaaren, pel3e, 5ate,
Rappen, &c. &c. Sbr tSnnt Serii9ert fein, bab
tbr reeQ bebient teerbet unb soQen @egenwertb
fur euer @ele erbaltet. @preaet Dor!
9. S'@pnnpr,
@tcre nabe ber @uspenFcn Britse, Minnea.
polls uu> ct. Mntbony.
ES @ter3sbn SABRE in @ei@dfea bier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03

Seffeutlt&e @tnlabun8! our grSB'
ten unp SuQfdnbisfen &eRaurattcn: Die BON
6. @@mist SIT. 242, Dritte Strabe. Son
jest m speroen gu ieber5 tunte + DE Iufern,
@ealeel, JureIeu, Gleii9iorten aQer Nrt @ilb,
fura MQes, nas ber Marft an Delifate7sn bietet,
~iersirt. Die feinien Weine unb 2iqueure bic
tet meme Bar; Grii9te, Confetti unb @snbitu>
reiwaaren III better Muspabl. Dieslufwartune
III ieber i3eit bic bette.
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8efanntmo6un9.

SIN elmer r.. e'm dBisen|eria n n,luns tesG sneintera!tes
xeide an, 4. Dit. lsstbin ~ftattiant, tradte alderman Ser
fes fpleenee &eipluttpn Dor: .
Beidlsiien, bae ein Spseia1= Committee ernarnt
nerbsn ipl tefetenb aus einem Nleernan sSn ieeersSarb
unt Dem Staht Nrspalt, inn Sintlid euf bic Gereinisuns
ttr Stabt unb t5 County.
Dieie @.iulutiun purte aneenr,mnen. prdirent 9ap<
Tor ernanate bic ~fulsensen Nll errrdnner ais Grmrnittee
Berries, Murras, steele, Sanfen unb gSiaius. Snfrlse'
tsfen serfarnlnelte f9 tas COMMITTEE uns erfudte ben
8parb Der Gsunts &rmmiNdre, en COMMITTEE aus feiner
Niitte III %ernennen. I'm, itd e~en1siniam nit benz Committee
bes @smeinteratts ~ serianneln. Ser gears Der Ssrt,
mifdre ernannte bic GpmmiHdre 5riparb, Grainarb uns
etatlntann.
Das Committee nirb ih In Der gits Sail am nddaen
Mlpntas ben 5. Osa. unt 2 lbr Nadmittaes %seriamme!n,
un> Is fEnnen ale lid barum utereIfrenben Burger ben
NertantIunaen ~beirrobnen unb nit Benz COMMITTEE baran
She'll nebnsn, UNI Elm Gtnperfdnbnis su er;ielen.
81. S. 90
StaetzGlert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03

@rpctries uub prustfpuen ball.
ten fetS in rei@fer Musuabl bic 9rn. @ebriber
Gimme, Gde Der 10. nnb ct. yeter 9trabe in
ct. paul ssrrdtbis. 8eiontere Mufmerfiam-
feit serbisnt ibr fdSner gorratb AT in unb
auslanbtl9en, eineemadten unb %setrpdneten
8ri@ten. Man beiude ben eei9madpoa aus
sefatteteu Skre, I'm, l@ tascn au ~i;terseu-
gen. sl1l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03

Das beutf9e 5alfs-
6 nj ittee BON Minnelota bat felt fetnsnt
leyten 8eri9te mieber bic aniebn!i&e @umnas
BON $2O40.22 sur l1ntertisuus beuti9er &rie<
ger uno ibrer 9iaterlaGenen seiammelt unb ba>
BON $1673,22 mad Berlin eci1ift.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03

@pm aweiten @@tnneicta &est~
n, ent Serlammelten i@ ant Scrisen Greitag
cine ercBe Mnaabl Mitelieber BET @&iaer unb
@9mibt an ber britten @trabe unb feierten
ibre Sfeunion nit eamerael&aftli@er g.
raitbli9fett.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03

Cine Teuersbrun f 3ertSrte am leb'
ten @amaaa bas erpGe Gramesebaute Gds son
&obert unb s.. @traBe unb bei&abiete nod ATT
here natelebenbe @ebduli9teiten betra&tliG.
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(DftteteII.)
SefanmtmacbunA.
6itp Cleric Office.
ct. PAUL, Ntnn., Hpx. %. 1870. ]

ct. PAUL, ARinn.. Nes. %. $780,
5ierrntt wtrb befanxt semadt, raj Mnsetcte In Der 81
nee bes Stabt.Glerts Der StaSt 81. Paul, Mtnneirta, an.
fene11rneu inert en- Bio 3uut g.. Sag DECEMBER 1870, IL,
Ware tn 81. Yaul. Befaste gese ni6tn a&t 5us brett
aneeleet fein, has Matsrtal n1uB 5rls, ~eebauensr Stetn
sssF tsts geaNs iein uno aut Der f%eeeelsstsa 9irte Sr b.
ssn.9smmifars unb bes stabtinfpstturs ~auseefabrt wers
ben tanereaalb ereists 1asen sun Dem 3eiYuntt an. mo- eas
ertudesnte @nsebot Oser Mnsebcte aasenOnrnen unb bird
ssm Der ~niesrisRs unb bette sieter ZEN Sura %ssnannts.
@ate %Stslanaten Contract eineeeaneen bat. NQe Nnetbute
,tne a1ssorlldltd in ben, Sinne lu MAIDEN baB 8e,abluns
ssleiitet tperte en- rpirb. wenn Der 9etrae sDn ben Qpteteentba'
mern euQeetirt if, pser penn berle!be npn BEN, @runeeisen.
rum egueetirt III. r.te anpere Steuern e~ueettrt werben. tue
eur& 9eisb sprsef&rieben. unb taB bic Statt nidt perant.
m0st!ta etSaltsn tperssn lam, ts BET getras III ben Staet'
ldias te3ablt lett tpirb. Gin 8onb NIT ~bcrpeter 8urBa
l@aft m'ro %erforeert FUR bic pror1p.e uxb setreue Musfub.
rua9 per grbett tn ueberetnaimnuns nit benz Contract
une BE Wsu,ea Der Barsen n,uden BEN Ausesete cber Ana
eeeaten beteetu9t trerben. Denn Maurerarbett rSttts III,
. n1!lAe1 bic Nnaebpte ben greis per yerh aneeben. Wenn
eas @rabirsn nbttis 1T, f. naIen bic InsetOte ben grsis
PER gabie garb anseten fir Nussrab.u pber Anfuaen.
e. fur jredcten!tI era&tet.
8eidreibune Der @runbi ade unb ger;ei9nte
Der 0runbeisentbln1er:
Srptnes Gn1areementau Rtee
.Srsines Mbbttton.
Nhe,t2. gl.d &C, Dasis Braun.
8 Y Cot 2, Slpd 6, 6enru Gldle.
g "a Sus Got 8, glud Sc gsas. :. e&sBse.
Yot 4, Slod IS, Grben BON Nnbreas Mi&d .
9 50 8us, Got 5, 8Ipd 81, Ssbn S&reil.
Gice u. SrptneS Mbbittp n.
6 "a Got 2, Blud 4. gribaet O'Gpnupr.
Qrt z, Blpd 5, ARi1ael Rubn.
Qrt 6. Blpf IA. GQen 81. Madutin.
IS Gub Got 2. Dlpd t3. Spfepb Bettinser.
lnsertteilte 5dlite Got 5, 8lrd IA, @eore. @ruter.
" peter Bertep.
2ot4 Blvd 8, George I. Beder. .
Got 5, Blpd 8. Nnna 6. Ram{es. -
Got 1, 9lcd IS, Gtparb 6au,utpnt.
Got 2. Blod rs. &t9arb S. Gpmbs.
60: z. 8lud g @errse 5. abbott.
got 3, Blsd IL, Narp 6. putnarn. a.,
81. S. O'Gcnnpr,
Stab t-Gferf.
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Cine fir st. paul wt&tise Ser
b'anbIuns inhet nd9feu Muntag tn Gity
5aQ fatt. Man lele bic b%etreFenee gefannt-
maduna tes 6tabt-Glerfs.
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Offtcie1Ie Stabt.3eitun 9.
Gofal= Nentgfetten.

Der trRe Detember sins pie Elm
railber 6erbRtas pcriter nit berrIidem Scn<
nenl4ein. Die ibli9e Dampfbout e~rcur1on
flnb ilatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
Elm bic Mbpnnenten in Gtcarn!
GpmntD.
ST.. @eor9e MaridaQ

1T ct SpIepb bat foebeu cine &unb-
reife bur@ Stearns Gounty ansetreten, ua bic
ausRebenben Betrdse fir ben uManberer" ~
coleetiren. @ir erfu9en bic 5srren 2ueal-
aeenten, tbm babel sefauief nit &atb une
Sbat an bic 5anb gu seben unb empfsblen ibn
alien Greunteu bes 8lattes III poblrrQeneer
Mufnabme.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
tnSbatopee

sne ~bieienisen, pelbs ausieit ebafupee robnsa, fnS
erfudt, te 1tfsts pea .,Stubs" Der 9reisserlppiuns Dor
BEN, II. DECEMBER 1870, uno b~iejenisen, nelde in statp'
zee upbabaft Nnb, ppr benz 10. DECEMBER 1870 ein3uiatden,
tantt tie betrefsnsen eiRen eprrisirt tperten fsnaen.
81. @Aper, @eerstar.
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q d t.

SEER Wenseslaus &utteu nit 5rauistn elt'a'
betta Bartufd.
SER peter grib nit JsduIsis 9srstata Sa'
ntd.
SER Wi6ael @aaier NIT Grdafaia AasaFa
Tif1er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
Tarm 5u D%erfaufen.
8aunibeittiSinu8

Gin Qebenspefer. Qebrbud nit 500 Setten unb Sel
$3.50. gu te,,eben In Der BON 6. 8aunfdet.t In @nseni&
gertrassmd6is befeaten Office ~" fit Nmerica, gum
S4us eesen Na&falfduns. 8srtreten bura
s. $. Dros,
prafhfder gauni@ebtf.
us gearl etrase. aedbsr 446. Gleselanb, Obto.
~. Na@fdlf&uAoeu fuh eefdbrli&-,nan bite it'd.
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ct. Weter8 11nterftntunes=D erein.

Das Rransen<G 6 Committee bes ct. weters Inter fasunes-
Veretns pru 1. Nputas I'm DECEMBER bts gum /. Npntas
TN Sanuar befett aus fplaenben .5errea:
Sberer Dtfrtet: QDeber Srtann, Sort StraSe, 4.
g9arb. Saulen Mnton, Rpbert StraFe, 2. gDarb.
uuterer Difrtft: Wunber Midael, 81. Yeter
strase, 3. Warb. GILLIAN Ntt. Riee Strabe 8. Warb.
1runt S6Itd, Ctr.
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Saufen

Sou. 20. Maria Eldest. Gl:eru: Saecb 1!6esf unb
Marta eeb. giuta.
Spiesb. Geit. Glt.ru: Wea3sslars geeit unb Barbara
eet. Nedterliae.
gtriftan BERNHARD Msr,nann. Gltera: Bernard gerrs
mann uns Gbifina eeb. 9udentahler.
0lipa Sufepttna Nainis. Gltern: Ssfepb Nfiaie uns
Salla seb. Seller.
gtps. 81. Saeub @enssslaus Suna. Gltesn: qDerss'
1aus 5una uab Mnna est. 8ertufd.
Mps. %. Eieplaus 8ons.n. Gltern: Matatas S'a'
3en unb 2ueta seb. 9esen.
Mus. "a. Gattartaa Sanlea. Gltsrn: Grani Saniea
unt Gattarina stb Meatbis.
Ottilia emma grapser. g(tera: W;haet @rupper
uxb emma eeb. 3ape.
Wus. q. Mnna @arsareba asataa GAMER. eltsrn:
Spbaun @aa1er unb 9elena seb. 1o~nieas.
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Gntttun8en.

@ett pprt9er Summer taten fir bta
u Wdnberer" teiatIt:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-15

ceutrate all the available force for the purpos,
Of fitting US. Steamers California and Nara
ssnsett for ga BY the 1st Of August. To CAT,
out this order much larger force than y en-
ployed there must b ct work at once.
The travelling public have long felt the need
Of fut class refrrshment room at some con-
venient point on the line Of the p. 8. 4 + X. X
lone where something more paiatable than {
piece OF dry sponge cake and cup Of sdulerated
coffee could be found, aud We are glad to know
that the public wants In this respect have been
fully met - can be witnessed by dropping IN q
Moore's new Eating House at kennebuuk Sta
ton. which Is doing . rushing business
judging from the crowds OF people that throng
his establishment on the arrival Of the trains.
He has already attained wide reputation as q
Caterer and Dispenser Of the cool things Of life,
which is not surprising from the fact that hi.
tables fairly groan with the substantisls and
delicaces Of the season.
Well said. Mr.. Democrat, and IS well do
served.
A young daughter Of Mr.. Isaac Martin oil
Kittery. was fatally burned, few days since,
while playing with hre whi,h she In company
with other girls had made in the woods.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The AMERICAN ODD FELLOW closes is ninth vol
ume with the issue for the current month This is
the oldest ami conceded 10 be the best Odd Fellow
publication In existence We notice IN Its attractive
contents numerous interesting and instructive ar-
ticles, Published by John W. Orr, No. W Nassau
street, New York. $i.2j per volume.
The OVERLAND MONTHLY Is the representative OF
periodical literature on the Pacific coast, being
published In San Francisco. In typographical APP
pearance, 10 closely resembles the ATLANTIC. In
character OF contents IL fully equal 10 the we'll
known monthlies Of New York and Boston; and In
Bret lIartes unique pictures OF aliforna life being
written Tor Il. The July number contains My
First Visit 10 Brook Farm, Joe Il Lahaina An even.
Ing and Morning In Collna, The Bonner Party,
Tho Specter Bull of Salinas, Yosemite on Foot,
Dickens In camp, and other articles.
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The Concord Monitor concludes sensible re.

The Concord Monitor concludes sensible re-
view ofthe political'feld in Maine, As follows:
II is reported on what seems to be good au-
thority, that Gov. Chamberlain refuses peremp-
torily to any use Of his nam, in the connection
named. That Is like him. and most probably
true. But whether he ID the only "availab le''
man upon whom such combination can be made
as might endanger the Republican ascendeucy
in the State. remains to be seen. There is evil
IDENTIFY moi little discomfort in the ranks Of the
Republican party in Maine. The party there
has BEEN cursed and weakened by the intrigues
and corruptions Of scheming and ambitious
leaders, whose hold on the popular confidence
is well nigh lost.
We hope for the best. We hope to sec the
popular confidence in the Republican party and
its candidates restored. But il can only be
done in that State. as in the whole country, by
shaking of the corrupt leaders, and returning
to the support Ct ''honest men and honest
measures" Names. whether Of individuals or
parties, are fast losing their power. The peo-
pie have been fed on these "husks" long
enough everywhere. They are beginning to
seek something better, and something they will
have. or they will "break things" not only
In Maine, but elsewhere.
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The prettiest woman In New York, Mis- K,
we'll known In our Ashionsble society for her fss-
once sallov, ro1yh-skinped girl, ehaxrinnsd Of
her rcd, frecklsd noe She pitched Into HaEans
Magnolia Balm, and b nov - pretty In compilation
~ she u charming In mauners. This article over
comes frcekles tan sallowness, moth-patchss ring.
marks, eta. and makes one look tan yeau youngSr
than they are. Magnolia Balm Cor tranepafsnt
compexion, and Lyons Kathalron 10 make the hair
plentiful luxuriant, son and delicate, have no r'
walls The kathairon prevents the hair from turn.
lug gray, erAdicstes dandruff and II the best and
cheapest dreseing In the world. 4w2
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Probate Notices.

TO all Fsr,om fnisrssd either Of s s'fass' Asrsfn.
W. "s Court OF Probate held ., Yort. within
and for tie County Of York. on the nrst Tuesday o.
July, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
ne iorhe scton indcs
That nucr . t.rsoShs given to all
s..ass copy y Ss't Gu Ss s
In the Maine Democrat, papers publisbcd in bidde-
Court p .1a q sS Be- sa !. %I .S county
t The forenoon, and Ss beard sS:rssa and oSissi
II they zee cause.
SAMUEL HILL, late Of Biddeford, deceased. re.
titlon for PROBATE u win presented BY George II.
Adams, named executor therein.
WILLIAM W. MASON, late Of Limetiet, deceased.
bank, named sSseaior lSsr.ln.
sILvANUs HAYES, late Of Limer,eh, deceased.
Petition for probate of viii presented By Charles J.
Hayes. named executor therein.
sILysNgs KNIGHT late o. o 70 $500 4
Mnlvey, nanied executor therein.
NOAH KICKER. late Of wsterboroush, deeeased.
Petition for probate VI viii and codei presented BY
william II. johnson. named executor therein. II
JAMES TOwLE, late Of saco. deceased. Ytrst and
ansi account presented for allowance By cefnsiiss
Svectser, execator. Tff.Nfl|' - ~
ELIzAJ. nERRIcK. late q sssc. dses,sst; y!rss
Essinlsn, Ter sdnnisITstor. - 81
MARY BLAlsIELL. q Yort. an i . psr.ea:
BY Charles Z. darrell. her guardian. ~ 81
HANNAH RHoDEs late o. ks.sessiP;st, g.
VI Kennebankport, presented BY Otis b. kinibail.
NATHAN NEAL. late Of North Bervtsk. deceased.
rs,," Ir s.Ii S,s z personal estate presented
JOSEPH STEVENS. late ofsseo, dees.sed. Rstuf.
Amanda stsvsns, bis widow.
nEzEKIAH DREW, late Of D.ytos, dses..sd.
ancs by Mar 8. Drvw. his WIDOW.
Psiiioa Coz eesss 10 Ell sad scsysy rss estate %
xlnrd Hall. his sdmini.trsior. - 80
JOHN MATHEWS. isis q Wells, dsessssd. rsti.
ss ~. g S:y s.s, iss ia :::s
bis administrntor.
GILBERT EARL, iss. sfsssss Bervtsk. deeeessx.
rstiiloa zoe eenss e ell .sd sssssy ~ -
.hsss e psy ssss'' prs'ss'sa " A'ss' os.s' -
MANY noULroN, late oS Ysrt. dseesssa. rsss.
tos nor senss 20 ssli and eesvsy raj sssss
Xsslicu. her sdmisisirsses. - \ -. ~ - Z
wtLLiAMJ.rLrIcIIER, minor shns q bsat..la
@. rieteer late of kittery. deceased. fcutss toe
,essse 70 ss and eesyey rsal ss.ais y Istvss ss'
pressnsed W hay y. Sissshss, hs Essfdisa.
c,sI. cres...d tssisss. Ssr ssss: . I'd .i s.sSJ
real estate 20 PAY dehta pressstsd By Martha U.
chsdbosrpe, his sdnlaissrstrix.
MARY b. end Ivs q c,e.eh nl.s. sAndrs. g
Psivsis 81: psss..;si y D.vil C. li;' ss.I I,.i'
xrxo c. HOOPER. l..s q s.aAss.a. s.s....4.
b Xsry o. Hoopsf. his vseev. ID Il -,
= g.. -. e.. :. 3. Yoyx1fr. 49,.
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.Special .NOfsees.

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Tweu,y..ryeu Years Practice

Tweutysscveu fears Practlce
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident to Females
has pia,sd DR. DOW at the head or all physiciani
mailing such practice q speciality, and enables
him TO guarantee speedy aud permanent cure In
the worst cases of Ssppressioa aud all other Men.
strsai D,ranysmsRts, frow EAafspsr eas's All let
tets tor advice must contain 81. Ofice, No. Endi
c.tt street Boston
n B.-Bosrdi rnished to those desiring to 70
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CARD

Doctor Daniel Hardy can he found At the residence
sfGeo. q. Moore at Kennebunk Depot. Parties wish
inx consult him various diseases can have that
privilege every "Wednesday and Thursday. Parties
indebted TO the Doctor are requested To make immed-
ate payment. at the above place.
Kennebunk June 8, 1870. Du