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y Coon Word FOR THE MoIE-Some inter.
esting experiments have recently been made in
the grounds attached to the school of Saint Remv,
France, as to the useful qualities of the common
mole. On the ODD of July mole was placed in
piece of shrubbcry, and was gi,"n wornils and
grubs for food. In four days hn ate 49, wornils
and 200 grubs Another mole VS. placed on the
1th of August in large wooden rox. and in 2
days he ate $40 grubs and S,2 rnils. Frem
time to be time vegetable matter AS was be.
heved to his usual food, was placed before him,
but be never touched it except to make his bed
upon it. A third which had lost n foot in Il trap,
ate LOO wornils on the first day 1t is now argu-
ed, from the results of these experiments, that
the devastations in the soil committed BY the
mole are more than counterbal.nced by his des.
truction of noxious insects
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, l. SALE CouNrY-ss Cact& court

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CoUNrY-ss CIci& court
- Noieof, 10 JgUe tenn lS10--I, C1dHcs3D.
Catherine LySa-ht -. Thomas Lysaght.-BU d' DrOJce
II appearing from an affidavit file in the Office of the clerk
OF said Court that said defendant Thomas Iysagh
inquiry, cannot be found in said Illinois, and the par
~ making said affidavit having been informed believing
that said defendant Is not resident Of said State and said
complainant having filed her bill Of complaint in Court,
the chancey side thereof the 2S day of February
$50, heren and summons having been issued thereon
cOrding to law;
Notice therefore is hereby given to said defendant Thomas
Ly>agt that u you shall personally be and appear before
said Court NJ said term thereof he held the Cont House
In Ottawa in said county the second Monday next,
A. 1910 whcn and where said Is euuahlcJ and
plead answer demur except to said bin the will le
taken for confessed against YOU and the and things
therein prayed Tor decreed accordingly.
CHARLES y. HOOK. Clerk
d. u. RICE, Solicitor. ElarChj-iW
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III NAL - I'.J''T'E4E,NI l. y II NOTICE.
L ESTATE OF THEODORE HAY. DECEASED Notice is here
by given To a persons interested in said estate That Jacob
Fry. Administrator IF said will appear before
County Court OF the county of La sale and Of Illinois,
at the Court House In ottawa in said county, the third
Monday Of April 1870 for the purpose Of rendering an
account of his proceedings In the administration Of said estate
for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this "a day of March $50,
mar5-iw II. l.. MEAD, r1prk.
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Gold is dropping. So is real estate So are
wages prices of grain; everything bat taxes
Let congress begin by looping off some of the
fearful tariff exactions.
The Peru Herald says its church members are
given to fighting, and they strike women too,
They probably joined tho church when they
should have joined fire company.
Alexis st. Martin, whose side was shot away In
1872, in such a manner as to expose tho action
OF the digestive organs to tho surgeons eve, Ia
still alivo and well, in Cavendish, Vermont.
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legal.

'fNAA SALE No-TECE.-Notice Il b.rehr rr
en- nat az sale by the and er-7r cY's,-
OF La sale county state of Illinois, Delinquent lands and
town lots Tor the state county anl other taxes and cost. n
thereon ior A. D. e' and previous years held az Court
House IN ottaNa La Sale county and Illinois com,
menced on the !d day Of June D. S and Continued frn
day To day In pursuance of law l. r. Delano on The
sith day OF June A. l became purchaser the first three
tracts OF land herein naned also the 18th day June A.
D. lSb became tue purchaser of the eight tracts OF land de-
scribed Immediately after the rst three and also on the 18Th
day OF June \ D. lt became the purchaser the tracts
described Immediately after the bought an 18Th
june D. 1855 also on e 10Th day Of june D. iS6S be-
came the purchaser of the last land Described in mis-
notlcea OF said tracts Of land being situated in said coun
Y. 10 Wi
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NOR SALE.
lily Former Residence.
E,ARM AND COAT. LAND FOR SALE

oiirt 10 acres 81 land for SALE situated IL miles south
~ Ottawa Oh the NrrmoI aud miles from
THIS farm viii lie within y mil" of the junction Of the o. o.
/. R.N X. ana the Chicago, h Lisbon X. K.
twhcn conn 'i which both under contract, aEd being
pU>l" forward t.competiOn fast the of the
companies viii permit. The running the
ottawa, y T. Il. v Y. Y from Wcnona the l. c. H. r to
Str",ur, 81 OF this farm uuder.ald with
eheS coal in ln~is, being from to Q feet thick and less
than hundred feet from the surface The surface laui is
o'Er best quality ct prairie, except 10 Of which is
timber 80 under cultivation, 50 well fenced with
good boards,
dwelling house with and good Try cellar.
failing well II water splendid orchard u than
hundred trees Of choice fruit, uely full grown, having
been planted and carefully cultivated several before the
house was built,
The Vermllon Ceol Company ,20 of coal land
adjoining this farm, which in less than years viii increase
ITS value to double tho present price.
Bruce. March li-tf ". r. MlLi1iAN
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writer in Notes and QHcyies says: "An old
gentleman Informed me tina. no had made IL a
constant practice for the last fifty years, during
the frost, to watch u mole-hill, and had always
found that it the mole threw up fresh earth,
within forty.eight hours the frost would be yone
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| C-TAI'U Oi' ILLINOIS. La SALE Co.'S.

- Circuit Co,uf Nsre0, To- J'ur I-iI3 SIOIi LHGHsyy
Mary 1llotson ~. Levi TiIotson.
IL appearing from affidavit Tile in the Office
of said court, that said defendant Levi Tllo is not
resident of said state and said complainant having fled her
b of complaint in said court the CtauCcy side
on the th day Of February D. $50 herein, and
having been issued thereon according 10 law:
Notice, therefore. is hereby given said defendant Levi
Toon that unless you shall personally De and appear before
SAID court at said term thereof be held the Court House
In Ottawa IN said county, on the second Monday of
June next, \. u. $50 when and whore said summons
i returhsbc and plead, answer Gemur except said
bull the same will be taken for confessed against you, and
the matters and things therein prayed for 6cCreod accord
ingly. CHARLIE II. HOOK, Clerk.
j. W BROWNE, solicitor mlrchj-iW
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VALUABLE: CITY PsOpERT u
FOR SALE.

Twenty feet 'front.' Main street. of la sale adjoining
SIcncrS hdkc-y, with frame build ~ occu
pied - .roc y store and L. = saloon; also - story and
half house with rppEs Ottawa Cca're, opposite Nette
wagon shop Either both viii De Sold great bargain
Apply tn GEO. EOU ICLlFFE.
PRELIMINARY :. '.In If
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rha subscriber having taste for putting much adyer
ti.iug feeling il be superuous half the present
generation born since he commenced business in this
city, Yet now he takes particular pleasure in posting hi
old customers aud keeping before the people, that m has
considerably enlarged his sale rooms and has in store
n .sualy
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TAX SALE NCT'rcE.-Nou + hereby Civ.
That at sale ofuelnuuen lands and town lots by the
Treasurer and % Collector Of L. Sale county and state
of Illinois, for the state county and other taxes and costs due
thereon for the 1851 and previous years held the Court
House, in Ottawa in said county, the 22d day OF June
lSS. and confined FROM day day. IN pursuance of law
Thomas H. Clark The 2ith day Of June 1865 purchased
the following described tract OF land. 10 wit:
The south ten Of tie north twenty-five of the
half Of the half OF tie northeast quarter of section
81 township - north, range east OF the tard principal mcr
dian, containing ten acres In said county.
The tim" Of redemption Of said tract of land from the above
sale will expire on the eth day Of June u. 1870.
THOMAS H. CLARK.
Ottawa, Fcbru ~ Goth, \. - 1'o-3w
rsNAN SAIL, Npv'IST-.-Noicc Is hereby Civ
That sale OF delinquent lands and town lots, by the
oi Illinois for The state county and other taxes and costs due
thereon for ihr year lso ANA gyou, years held At the Court
HOUSE IN oNnVa IN said county, ON The I'D day OF june
iN and continued from day 10 day IN pursuance Of law |.
Thpml, H. lrk uu the 18Th Ga %: June 80 d. 1853 purchased
the following dcsCr,p tracts o land, situated in said county
to wit:
Thesluhws quarter Of the soUthwc3 quarter of section
Is township y. Range east OF the !hirl principal meridian
the south OF the the
half of the northwest quarter OF section ~, township 81 north.
range 3 of the third principal meridian.
Tie time Of redemption 81 said tracts OF land from the above
sale will expire Tie 18Th day OF Junr ~ D. 1870
THOMAS II. CLARK.
Ottawa, February 18th. >. n. lSi0-3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-06
Gossip and Gleaninys.

r -Somo of the North Caronna papers are
printed in blue ink.
San Francisco has forty-six churches, the
gra'dest of which is the Jewish synagogue.
-Aew York has pane of English glass,
seventeen feet high and ten feet wide, which
cost S5O0
The German historian, Raumer, is in his
ninetleth year, and has been obliged 10 give
up lecturing.
Berlin is rasing fund for peoples Ii
brary, which will be the twelfth institution of
the kind in the city.
Wilmington, Del, aunched, last week. an
iron side-wheel steamer, the "Wyanoke," cf
25OO tons burden and wrh 60 state rooms.
which is the largest IRON merchant ship ever
built in this country.
An experienced physician has discovered
In the course of a long and varied practice
that every one wishes to go to heaven also,
that most people are willing to take a grea
deal of very disagreeabe medicine first.
"A spinster went recently to a well-knovn
lawyer, and engaged him to manage suit for
her, in which she claimed legacy, to which
her right was disputed. The suit was lost.
and the poor maiden said to the LAWYER,
"Aow can l ever repay you for all the time
ana trouble which you haze taken on my ac-
countP lhave nothing but my heart to give
you." MY clerk takes the fees-go to him."
answered the lawyer, grufly.
The example of the women of America
To-. 4 r -
civil war is bearing rich fruit abroad. 1t is
stated that the women of France are sending
immense quantities OF bedding and hospital
furniture to the army, and there will be no
lack of nurses or sanitary supplies when the
contest shall actually commence. In Prussia
the same noble spirit is exhibited among all
classes, and whatever woman's sympathy and
efforts can do to mitigate the horrors of war
will be cheerfully and unshrinkingly done.
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SCHOOL VACATION.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEC1AL NOTICE.
tJEkSONS who have been speaking with the un-
dersgned in regard to regulating their chill
u,en teeth, ana were waiting until vac ation, Will
pIease have hem call at once, so that as much as
possible may be ACCOMPLISHED before the next term.
recognizing as do the importance of more at
eention to the development and preservation OF the
cnlidrens teeth, have decided that in connection
with the treatment and filling OF teeth to give
special attention 10 the children.
1t IS impossible for the children to have handsome
and healthy, permanent teeth. where their first set
is allowed to decay; that being The case, it becomes
important that parents shOdd use every possible
means for The OF the first teeth thereby
keeping them in their places, until the permanent
ones demand their removal
Having praciced my profession in Portland for
the pas. sixteen MONTHS and received the natronaoa
Of some a. Of the h first physicians and iames to
lish few OF the many letters have from ~ paU- pa
tlemen occupying high professional positions.
and i Is very gratifying to be recommendeT bv so
Gta0n WORTHY person son as our American Consul, Judge
Srit;sb Nort ,ne great physician and surgeon Of
NJ. D. Ofice at my residence "a Free Street Port,
iand' one door north OF Or. Dana's A'''
U, p MCALASTER n n G
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The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day (Sundays e1cepted) by
the
Portland Publishing Co.,
At 1O9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine State Press

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 year; if paid in advance, at $500
wear,
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PROPOSALS
For Furnishing Rough Stone for the
Brenkwater At the N ouih Of sace
River, Maine,

WILL be received at this office until ten O'Clock
w A. M, on Tuesday, the 9th of August next
Ihe quantity OF Stone required under recent ap-
Propratons will be six thousand TONS more or less
OF which 100 tons lmore or ess) will be of large
SIZE, and 1000 tons more less of small size not
exceeding one cubic loot, such as IN be handled bv
manu-. Ihe stone must be of suitable size and
strength, as may be satisfactory to the Superintend
ing Engineer, and be deposited such places and in
such manner as he may direct. The delivery of the
Stone must commence as soon as practicable after
the approval Of the contr act and be completed on or
before the thrty-first day October next and not
In making proposals, persons will state the price
per ton lot 240 pounds) OF stone deiirered and de-
posted in position; he weight to be rtaDed at
the expense OF the contractor and to the satisfaction
OF the SuperiutendiDg Engineer.
Seperate bids will be received Tor tho large and
small stones it preferred.
Payments viii, be made monthly; 20 per cent. " Ill
pc rese we'd therefrOm until the whole work is satis-
Iactorly completed, aud he forfeited in the event of
the non-fulflment OF the contract in the time and
manner required.
The undersigned reserves tae right to reject all
pus, wnlch, IN his opinion, not favorable to the
government; aiso the bid OF any person who there
reason 10 believe will not faithfully and promptly
perform the contr act.
PERSONS desiring 10 make proposals are reouesed
70 cal on the undersigned, at his office in horton
BLOCK, Oh Congress Street, for forms OF same and
ior more definite information, IL desired: and on
uansmt'hg their bids (which are required to be in
dupncate tney Will please endorse thereon HProno
sais ZOE furnishing Stone for Saco River Break
GEO. THoM, Bvt. Brig Gen'l n 8
U. S. ENG iNEER OFFICE, W ' a.
Portland, Me July 20, 1870.
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Great Rp<Z2ZcfiOo,

IN prices OF cleansing and repairing clothing, lower
than ever. shall cleanse e' ~
Goats Tor A,no
Pants for TX ~ St@ ~ -.
.ese ior 3J0
Ladies' garments cleansed cheap and with NV usu>,
prices. "a Federal Street say "' '"ir
jun25 WILLIAM ppovvNY
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MEDICAL TOLUME.

Contributions Relating to the Causation and Pyere-
tion Of Disease, and to Camp Diseases; together
,cith a Report Of the Diseases, etc, among the
Prisoners at Andersonvtle, Ga. Edited By
dustin Flint, MD.
In one volume svo. Cloth. extra, $780,
Published and for sale by.
HURD 4 nOUGHTON, New York.
n. q. HOUss mT TON L. co, River.ide,
Cambridge, Mass.
fY- lhe volumes will be supplied by any book
seiier' jun11d1aw
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FOR sale or to Let,
nNE half of a nice two story double house, sit-
~ ua ed five miles from the city and within ten
minutes walk or Il. X. Station. For further par
tculars inquire OF SAMUEL BELL, at his new
Boot and Shoe Store 2i3 Congress street, second door
east OF New City Building, Portland, Me. ap29tf
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Coupons Payable april and
October. Free Of Tan.

are placed in trust with the Farmers, Goan amo Ts
Company TO redeem and cancel 81, 900 OOj bonds is.
sned S,t 70 tne Danville, Urbana, Blo5mnstcn. and
rek,n hallroad, now merged into this road making
the Loan only s3,OC0009 oUer half of aoaich has 6ees
socd @ IN europe and This market. The balance we
que 1heT az ~ ana accrued interest. At this low price
marketed. w f'N'y
we have been thoroughly posted in regard to the
time to time during construction, and being familiar
wlIitne wealth and resources of The country the
responsibility and integrity the officers and drec-
Cors OF ne company and the present earnings of the
ROAD. IL ls with pleasure that aUe recommend the
Gonds @ as one Of the cheapest and safest nrestmemfs
st &c "e MorSet, sure CT high standard among the
TEST railroad secuTiti, in the country
Al marketable securities received in exchange at
market rates. Bonds delivered to all points
FREE OF EMPRESS CHARGES.
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HISTORICAL TOLUME.

History Of the United States Sanitary Commission,
being the General Report of its cork during The
War Gfthe Rebellion. By Charles j. Stiile.
In one volume Svo. Cloth, extra, So 80.
ga noble volume, telling the whole splendid
sfory.'-Harper's Monthly.
One cannot help wishing that there might be one
copy OF this book placed in each of the original cen
tres OF work and OF prayers which scattered over
all :he land MIR. Stiles book ought to be read in
each OF them, as eagerly as the camp letter. ere
or The bulletins of the dead and wounded, if only
evidence that the comfort and hore we're not sent in
vain. ."-d [dntic M0ptbLu
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d. A two and one.half story brick dwelling
E;;; house in the western part OF the city, on the
.EaeA line OF the street cars, thoroughly finished,
and III good repair, lighted with gas throughout,
heated with furnace. and supplied with an abun-
dance OF hard and soft water. The lot contains
nearly 1000 feet IT the purchaser desires it, large
part OF the price may remain Tor term of wears on
a mortgage. Apply to w. H. JERRIS
ap19dtt CahoOn Block, next East OF City Hall
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II o L e 4.

CTORAGE and Wharfage or Custom House
~ Wharf. Apply TO LYNCH BARKER & Co.,
0cl6tf 1S9 Commercial St.
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THEY cannot tail to make money. See for YOUR
i selves by addressing Fl. A. MCKINNEY & Co.
Elm Street, Portland. Me. aug3deod WIT
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Portable Steam Engines.

CoMBlNlNG the maximum OF efficiency, dura-
bility and economy with the minimum OF weight
and price. They are widely and favorabiy known.
more than 300 being in use. All warranted satstac
ory, or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on ap
plication. Address
j. c. HOADLEY g. CO., Lawrence, Mass.
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U. s Sanitary Com mission
MeMOirs.
STATISTICAL TOLUME.

Investigations in the Military and Anthropological
Statistics Of american Soldiers. By Benjamin
Apfhorp Gould, Ph. Dr., Actua,y to the U. S.
Sanitary Commission.
In one volume Svo. Cloth, extra. $3.50.
The facts and figures which DR.. Gould has collect
ed and classified. are most curious and suggestive,
touching the Whole military population of the
ULite1 States The questions OF nativity, age,
stature, CONT lexiOD, color OF hair and eyes, occu
dimensions and proportions OF head, weight, and
Strength. pulmonary capacity, respiration and
in them are illustrated and discussed by aid of mu-
titude OF classified facts DR.. Gould has, moreover,
brought to the discussion u of mparson with
nations and races OF men, SO that the student has
here at command the material tor purs uing some OF
the most curious ard interesting researches in the
lite of man
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Coal and Wood !!

(lARGO Of Coal, brig Hattie e. Wheeler, suitable
~ 1or furnaces, ranges, coo Nng purposes, &c. &c
Also cargo Nova Scotia Wood, delivered in anv
part OF the city. both cheap Tor cash.
WIN ri. WALKER.
Oct11dt No. 242 C,cmmerc;aI Stra.o.
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For SnInV

Cape Elizabeth. Knightvil'e, lot of land with
Store and Houseta o., on. Cali at the premise
and inquire f-'o
apr1SG q CUMMINGS
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resirable Country Seat for Sale,
THE estate of the late Dr. John MiIiken, situated
IN Scarborough, Maine, miles from Portland,
ana hve from SacO, one and one half miles from Old
Orchard Beach, aud One-half mi e from the West
carborough Station on the p. S. & P. Railroad
1t contains about one hundred acres OF land. cuts
thirty tons of hay and is well stocked with choice
fruit trees The buildings consist OF large
thoroughly built two story brick house, good barn.
stream OF water flows through the farm, with fall
of more than orty feet, affordiEg good mill priyi-
lege and the best Oi facilities for the breeding OF f sb
On account OF It's proximity 10 good markets, and
also to one of the finest beaches in New England it
offers rare oppOrtnnityt any one wishing TO pur-
chase pleasant country home. Price $4,000, which
Is nuchiess thon the cost Of the buildings. An
ply to the subscriber at 1872 Commercial street PORT
land or NO. Springs Island, Saco, Me.
jun24d&wu JOSEPH HORsnN
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,,,. HALIFAX, March 10th, 1870.
hereby certify that DIR. o. p. McAlaster former-
ly oil this city, but now of Portland, Maine, some
years since very successfully treated a member OF
my family whose tech were irreguIarly placed in
tory.
may add that DIR. McAaster practiced general
dentistry in Halifax for years very sul
ly. ID. NJ. N. PARKER, M. ID.
aup4tf
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TURNER BROTHERS.
Bankers.
No. IL Nassau Street
NeaU VOlat7ne of U. 8. SAINT
t0Ty Commission
MeMOirs.
SURGICAL VOLU.ME.

l. On the Wounds o. Blood-vessels, Traumat;c
hemorrhage, Traumatic Aneurism, and
Traumatic Gangrene
Ii. On the Secondary Traumatic Lessons OF Bone
namely, Ostec- Myelitis, Peros tits OstItIs
Osteo-Porosis, Carries, and Necrosis
III. On Py@mia.
By JOHN A. LIDELL, A. NJ. M d. Edited nv
rrot. frank astings Hamilton; with ten chromo-
hthoeraphic plates. In one volume svo. Cloth,
Embracing, as these papers do, all the recent
observations upon the TOPICS discussed. with vast
amount OF careful original research, they constitute
complete and exhaustive treatises which cannot but
be acceptable TO the Medical Profession
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Teachers Institute.

'I'HE eachers' Institute for Cumberlan Comfy
- VIII ne ne'd at bricgton, commencing August
eth and continuing five days. Prot. Allen of PENN
syvania will conduct the exercises and will be as
ty Supervisor. ~ " "
go fui attendance OF Teachers is expected
9BoaId Tor Ladies one half usual rates
JyZSd&wtd j. b. WEBB County Supervisor,
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Livery, Boarding & Hack StahIe

Livery, Boarding e Hack Stable.
fTsHE subscribers having purchased the stock and
L leased the stables Oh Centre street. formeriv
by John Sawyer, have returnished tho same with
good stock and intend to keep first-class Livery
and Boarding Stable, and are prepared to uInish
raIes.
Permanent an transient boal ders accommodated.
Our city and country friends invited TO give a
acall.
GAGE 4E CHADBOURNE.
RICHARD GAGE. Sc CHADBOURNE.
jun23d3m
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Brick House fog Sale.

"A LOT Of land on Gross street. Enquire Of Edward
No. 146 Middle street. may14dtf