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""lts a long lane that hs no turning" but II
you'll turn in at the Metropolitan You'll find Lane
Emerson selling the creme ds Ia creme OF inbibabil-
fly. Go. ..'5 NO. w.t.. r. !
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Usher Race Track DitcA.-From Mr.
VIM. McNamara, who visited the head Of
this ditchcon "wednesday, We fasl that It y
now completed to the head Of Uucle Ben's
guIcA. soms sSvsn q eight miJeA and Us
water turned IN. There aEe now about 100
inchss ef wafer n ihs creek which supplies
he ditch. and We understand : conSadenbls
amount Of the precious huid = ayailshls hy
short ditch0 - nu01eoos snail iahoabove
Tie head of The main ditch ~ II geports ~
conssE.caipn q ~ WORT sq1ald 4 ~ =.
pseioe = aaythtneof - hind h ~ sosa.
w.
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" EXCELSIOR BOWLING ALLEY.-Our pat
rons and the public generally will do well to remem-
Der that this popular place Of recreation occupies the
largest and coolest hall in Deer Lodge and its propr.
etors have on drausht Of the finest liquors In
market. Iced Drinks Of the moet delicious flavor
artistica!ly manipulated.
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THE finest brands of Havana Ciears, Fine Cut and
Plug Chewing and Smoking Tobacc0s, a,e to be
| found at LOUIS 4 COLEMAN.S
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Changed Hands.-Mr. Meade, of Meade's
Station, has sold his entire interests in the
Meade toll road and stage station, to Mr..
Wolverlou, who is now occupying the
premises. The road is complete and is in
good condition. 1t is q great improvement
upon the hull road.
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Sale of Town Lots.

y q 10 act Of tie Legislative Assembly 81 Gons.ns
y. u s's:n !" ;Ss :nd 81
Dec &c = vii, h, css:
:'s g. &c n 5S%Y
1870 the following described town lots remaining IN.
claimed In the aforesaid Town Ut Deer Lodge towis:
i k.t No. O. $3.50 TO- II, II a. Is. II and 10
Lots Nos. 1as4ss9l 10 II IL 10 and II In block
No. :.
All the lots in blocks No. and 2.
Lots Nos. II Is 10 II 10 10 and 20 in block No. H.
Lots Nos. Is and 10 IN block No. 49,
Lots Nos. 45e7ss and 10 In block No. =.
| No u
Lots No~ Sc 20 and 10 in block No. 4.
All the lots in block No. 81.
II, Lott !: n No: l,s+se7ss,ol II II u - IS 10 II
All tho lots In block No 81
Lott q, No. l3s@ss7ss1o II Is 10 II - 10 and
Lots Noe. - IS and In block No. %.
In blocx No. II.
All Of block No. ~ except lots I and 1
Lots Nos. and In block No a.
Lots Nos. : 345s and lin block No a.
Lots Nos II and IS In block No. ~
| No 81.
All the lots IN blocks NoA g ~ 60 n n and r.
Lots Nos. 8 8 10 II II 10 II Il Is II 10 70 and
30 In block No. 81.
Lots Nos. IS Z 3 10 II II II Il IL IA II IA 10
and 20 In block No. g.
No bids received for Ices amount than the minimum
prtce o. original entry, including fecs being Oh f0r
Sale % begin precisely At o'clock D. m on Wei.
nesd.y. July % and continue from day % dsy I'm
completed, TERMS CASH. '-
D. p. NEWCOMER Probate judge.
Deer 10 lge II. T., July Z, 1870.
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The Telegraph. Owing 70 the non arrival
of . portion of the wire in Helena, the con-
struction corps did not start from Helena
until Wednesday noon. Mr.. Largely 10
along, and the wire will Be into Deer Lodge
and working BY tomorrow evening Mr..
Wiley has his instruments ready, and Deer
Lodge will greet the world by lightning on
July 10Th, 1879. : "
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I(lyuS
1&lyus

3Wood Street, Helena, Montana.
COLONEL u. X. AIRED PnOFAlErO1.
The kOol k0nSoctOns for which this house IL celc
brated. just now catching the boys. Everybody
takes thrm and they're good for every kind Of const
tuition. Give the Colonel call.
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~"OPPOSITtON Is THE LIFE OF TRADE
uTWo Shayes for - Cents,

Barber Shop, the corner, Joining the Metropolitan
Billiard Hall. 49tf H. PLUMMER
BATHS, BATHS, BATHS, BATHS
Occidental Bath House, Deer Lodge. re-opencd Sat
urday, April 9th. RsAtted and in good order. Baths
$50. 40 r. PLUMXER.
Having secured the services Of VIM. +. Payne, lnte
OF Helena, Of the first TOns0ria Artists IN the
West customers will be shaved, shampooned and
capiaiy pruned ut the Occidental In the b. st style
OF the art, promptly and picasantly. k-P.
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A large quantity Of HAYWARDS GUN bOOTA
Of all sizes just received and for sale at JOHN 1.
FINkS Deer Lodge t$'0
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imported expressly for the Bank Exchance-Scotct
Ale and English Porter sold In other house in the
Territory.
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FOR the finest Apples Oranges, Pine Apples, Figs
Peaches, Apricots, Lemons, Dates, and every Fruit
60 to LOUIS b COLEMAN'S.
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lIclcna.-Wc were in Helena few days
this week. Of We had thought of it we
might have issued no paper tor the week,
aM Pick md Phr.) Helena is dullcr and
faster than year or two ago; but notwith-
Standing large amount of trade is being
done, and there are many religious people
there, among whom were pointed out to US
our friends Of the Herald and Gazette. The
business men are realizing the fact that the
trade Of the Territory, which Helena had
monopoly Of rs long rs the river was the
sole line of transit. is divided up, Virginia
Deer Lodge, Bozeman' and Missoula recciv-
ing each a proportion. This is one of the
incvitablcs, and Deer Lodge would this year
have had Il much larger influx of Helena
business men, had they not been anchored
to that locality by their investments in real
estate. So the heavy men of the Territory
remain there, have large stocks, and Is the
stocks of spring goods arc cxhausting in the
new centres and mining camps, Helena
merchants will do \ better business in the
next two months than they have yet this
season, by jobbing TO fiji up their assort-
mcnts.
Helena is going to build the Park Ditch.
OF this we are satisfied. 1t is believed there
that it will revive business to the volume
and iiyelincss OF tspalmiest days. We have
doubts on this point, but trust it will, ard
are satisfied it must result beneicially, even
if not half up to the sanguine expectations
INDUCED in. While we are for Deer Lod &c
every day in the week. and haven't break
in our faith that it is tie coming city, We
would wish to never SEQ Helena or Virginia,
or any other town retrograde. When local
ambition reaches that point it is unhealthy.
Success TO ALL and tho best for US If VIC can
have it, is q better feeling as we regard it.
A row of empty buildings in any street in
Montana is direct evil TO every business
man in the Territory. So, we hope Helena
will have prosperous merchants In its cx-
ccllcnt stone houses; happy hearts in its ele
gNnt homes; steam engines in its press
rooms; elevators in its hotels, and money TO
loan in its vaults. And we wish, too, that
Deer Lodge may have the same, and be
worthy of it, and that the spirit of vampire
ism which evinces itself Oftentimcs between
towns, may not be born to US.
Bycand bye, when the North Pacific Rail-
road is building and built. there will be
thousands where there are now hundreds of
people in Montana, and We will all be the
better Of it. Meantime, while Deer Lodge
shall have our best effort, every other com.
munty has best wishes, and we trust that
none will have cause 10 complain Of dull
times
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SANDS Bios, HELENA
SANDS Bros, HELENA.
SANDS Bros, HELENA
The great Dry Goods establishment " Montana,
have now on Shelf the mort elegant assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ever offered la Montana
Prices below competition.
Remember the place!
Main street, Helena
Dry Goods Dry Goods.
Sands Bros. Sands Bros. Sands Bros [54 3m
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Hotel Property for Sale.-We call atten-
ton to the advertisement of the McKinstry
House, Pioneer city, now offered for sale 1t
very low figures. The property 10 al that
is represented and well commends itself to
any ono DESTROYS of going into the hotel
ibusiness. The house has always had tho
patronage of the camp, and Pioneer il
good for several years mining Circum-
stances require the saie Of the property,
which We are told Il now paying WE'LL
There is now . daily coach line between
Deer Lodge and Pioneer. and on the CON-
p!stion Of the road, the Cedar creek coaches
Mile Station. Somebody out OF business
Inns . hnc opportunity n0w oiferess them.
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5000 Ounces II 6sld Dust Wanted, for
which the highest market price will be
paid 1t the Banking Ho1se Of y. H. Bohn
+ ca, eflcc 1t the City Drns store, Deer
Lodge. -.-.-r
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Receiyed.-A com munication from Phil
ipsburg in which the controversy is de.
veloping INTO perso ,al strife between two
men is held under consideration. We let q
former communication of that nature go in
when it should have been excluded. Il in
wolves the question now whether it is III.
ways the proper time to stop doing wrong,
or whether once committed 70 the wrong it
is best to fight it out. Query-How many
columns per mouth of personal defamation
are our readers willing to endure and pay
eight dollars year for it,
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Wood and Timber.

~ I. D. R0ckjnstry,
Being permanently located In Deer Lodge 10 prepared
e furnish WOOD, HOUSE LOGS, SQUARE TIM
Der and FENCE POSTS on short notes and reason.
able terms.
Square Timber. TX cents per foot. House Log,
hewed on Sides 10 cents per foot running measure.
which particular attention IL called. This weed was
cut green and ID now perfectly seasoned clean and
durable. Give It . trial and satisfy yourself
VCash orders and orders on old debts solicited
particularly the former IA H.
~Ordere addressed to me '.P. O. Boz ~, Dees
Lodge" will receive immediate attention. 5Sn
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Mr.. E, Fowler was arrested at Pixies
Peak, by deputy U. 8. Marshal Dickinson
on charge of passing counterfeit money in
Helena s.'.
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Personals. Among our distinguished
guests this week, Mr.. w. +. Psynter and
wife, and d.. r. w. Bullard Of Helena, who
are casting their lines in pleasant places with
good success % anglers; Messrs. g. w. Fox,
Judge n. F. Truett and c. W. Mather, on
business Mr.. James p. Mabbet en- route to
Cedar, ditto; Johnny Mckenzie down from
Silver Bow to see the burg; VIM P. Arm
strong, Virginia bound; Frank Taylor of
Helena, interviewing customers on finan.
cial questions A. J. Simmons. tarrying =
day with friends ere return to the rheuma-
tic regions Of Kiyus Bar; Gov. Pollinger,
revisiting the pale glimpses Of the Deer
Lodge moon for the benefit of Gilmer &
& Salisbury; and Mrs +. B. Clark, who, We
trust will like the West Side as we'll rs the
Spokane. For further particulars and per-
sonals consult the Scott House Register of
40e names.
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~'What are the wild waves sayin.!' Go to the
Metropolitan for drinks.
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usThe Question Before the House'-Is there
place where the weary are rest7 Echo answers, Ne
trOpOlitaa!
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~ Joe's BAKERY At Helena, 10 the best
Restaurant in the Territory and his tables contain I'll
the luxures in the market Joe superintends in PER.
son. and therefore his patrons not neglected. Go
and see what Joe has for dinner, and be satisfied.
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The celebrated Darksen Ned Baudry, late q SaI
Fnncisco. snanipulates u the Bank Exchange. SIS
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1000 Brown Jugs 4 Little Old Man
Zone Thousand and One in ally
~ Opposite Langrishes Opera House, at MACS
BROWN JUG, Helena,
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Justices Blanks.
Blank Summons and Subpoenas for Justices Courts,
for any township or county In Montana furnished in
quantities to suit. At reasonable rates. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST
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Just fRY pLACB ION TIE DoYD
JUST THE PLACE FOR TINE nOYs
JUST fuB PLACE YO1 EvEaTBeDY
4 "A NJ, -..syI1ypODY fAGDs q soNE IN rHIusw -
THE LITTLE HUEKEY
Tho "Littlo Huskeys Billiard Saloon
and osb Rooms formerly Franco Amcrican) = d.
Lodge @. .
JOHNNY OERRHR b bssiaA IT, ~. which IN
.nrss ~ q TIE most delicate drink
ma poiitc Attention 70 eosto1eu. The CLUB ROOMS
aro In full boagG
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For. ssa lc.-I3illiar.d Tab bic.

WcOffer f0v sala at the Metropolitan Billiard Halt,
that first class four pocket small sxc Billiard Table
Julius Balke maker The table Il reurly new, In hns
condition, and with good live cushions. complete
Billiard Out6t will be furnished,
A rare bargain 10 offered.
LANE l. EMERSON.
Deer Lodge May ~ 1870 e
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Lehman NEWMAN housewife, MOHt0nS
Lehman Newman Louisville, Montana
Lehman Newman housewife, Montana
Lehman Newman housewife, Montana
I - Lehman l. Newman,
"Boul.DER" BLOCK, LOUISVILLE, NIssoULA COUNTY,
. Montana Territory.
DEALER IN WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS
and general merchandise Always hand the largest
aud best stock In the
CEDAR CREEK MINES
louisville, June /, 1870. ]6A
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E:stl'ay Notice..
TAKEN mp, June 4, 1870, on Big Hole. One BAY
i MARE AND.COLT, branded up on left HIP
black name and tail about years old: he'll on neck
The owner can have the same by proving property and
paying charges Apply at French Oulch Ranch
~
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DIED.
WAreoN-In Helena, July 7th, Jesse 8. infant son Of
John X and Sallie 8. Watson. Also. July 9Th, Mrs.
Sallie 8 wife of John r. Watson.
WArsoN-ln Helena, June 18th. 1870 Leander N {,
infant son Of Louisa and $. L. Watson, aged year
and two months. t~i.n..r E..
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CITIZEN PURSE RACES Z!

~July u, for Citizens Purse Of $500. one mile
races best two in three open to an horses Entranea
fec, $50
July u. for Citizens Purse Of 500; 900 yard race
single dash, open to an hores. Entrance fee, as.
Entries must be made three days before the races.
Ten per cent Of purses and entrance fees to to tn.
track. s.e I'd
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NEW MAIL HoURs.-Hereafter the cast
srn and southern mail closes At p. NJ, and
the western mail at II m.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons dealing in merchandise who cell spi.
"A itnous Liquors In lcss quantities than ono gallon
are required under the law tO take out an nddtiona
License Of Ten Dollars per quarter. All persons no
complying with the above must suffer the c3usruueu.
ces. n. g. FKEDRICKSON,
l2-4 Treas. and Col Deer LOdys
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BORN.
PAYNE-ln Helena, on the 18th inst, to the wife q
Rufus Payne, q son.
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
j
ARRIVALS
Dan. Ab'o, rom Culrmlue.
.uiur, ~. : from Cincinnati.
N.uuiuurer, from Shreveport ~
I.ayettc. rom Evansville
vruu'. rum Nashville.
.-raiuia, from New Orleans.
$50 IiHtm White fr,tI 'ttl"csh
81 s''Hwk, from 81 Luu.
DHvo BrJhlH. rom 81 ioui@ '...
t1lnroHp. rom st Louis
ktv krarney, (lom ST Louis. I'D
DEPARTURES
Dan Aide for Culumhus.
Colorado, for Nickshury
Nonu'nineer, for ~. Louis. -..
Virginia, for Louisville.
Vim. White, for Padueah.
Emma, No. ., for New Orleans.
Fayette, for Evansville.
The weather Is more mixed than ever,
"a in addition to sunshine and clouds we
have rain aud snow. II such an extern
sivc assortment does not suit everybody,
we must say they are hard to please, and
would grumble II they were going to be
hanged.
The river has fallen eight inches since
last report.
Business continues fair.
The Mississippi is about stationary at
st. Louis, with five and half feet in the
channel to that port Ice plentiful but
disappearing fast.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg with
ten feet in the channel. II Is falling at
Louisville with seven and half feet
down the Indiana chute over the falls
and six feet over the rocks.
The Cumberland Is falling with six feet
on Harpeth Shoals.
The Evansville Packets continue to
bring out fair trips for reshIpment to VA.
rious points.
The Paducah Packet Is now doing a
paying business, In both freight aud PEG.
pie. Her way business Is the most prof.
fitable.
The Kate Kearney is unloading here on
the Miss. Val. Co.'S barges, and will 70.
turn to st. Louis.
The Kate Robinson, recently sunk at
Neely's and raised last Saturday, IL ex.
pected here to-day en- route to Mount
City 10 60 on the ways for repairs.
The Tyrone brought 80 head cattle for
Memphis, l75 empty flour barrels for c.
Gallagher, Cairo, and about 90 tons sun.
dries for reshipment to st. Louis and
Southern ports.
The Leonora No. 2 has been raised and
goes to Cincinnati for repairs.
Capt. Dugan 10 ut work with his new
wrecking boat, Thos. f. Eckert, trying to
save the freight OF the sunken steamer
Swallow. He will make an effort to raise
her wncn the river falls.
The Olive Branch Is nearly loaded and
leaves here this evening for y. o.
The Thompson Dean is due for the
same port.
The Sam Orr is the regular Cairo and |
Evansville Packet this evening.
The Tyrone, Capt Tom Harmon, Is the |
regular packet for Nashville this even.
Ing. All boats OF the Cairo aud Nash.
Vile Line give through receipts for
freight from Cairo To points reached by
the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad.
The White leaves rs usual for Paducah
this evening. ....
Capt. Charles + Iinde is agent for the
above boats
|
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INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE.

MERCHANTS Ins. TO-, Of Chicago;
CAPITAL AND AssErs.........s sa8,s2s n
SECURITY Ins. Co., OF New York;
CAPITAL AND AssETs......-..si..3a,s 30 90
COMMERCIAL ms. Co., Of Chicago;
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. .....s 3tO,OiD -
INDEPENDENT Ins. Co., Of Boston;
CAPITAL AND AssETs--....S 100000 90
SANGAMO Ins. Co., OF Springfield;
CAPITAL AND AssHTs........s aga, oa5 Is
AURORA ms. Co., Of Aurora, ILL.,;
CAPITAL AND AssETs.-...-.s 2I0.sso %
STATE Fire ms. Co., Of Cleveland, o.;
CAPITAL AND AssETs-.-..-s 23i.0sS Gu
j. n. REARDEN q CO., Agt,a,
Egyptian Block.
ssssdI ovcs Pirst National B,nk.
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
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FEVER and AGuE, or CHiLLS aud FEVER.

Chile tud Fever are caused from a certain poison
"a uhg ~ TIC anos phetc known a. malaria. II re-.
ducgs iAr vitality ~ Tie reinr,ls tie action OF
the liitrrni organs, aud Bulnu,nc-s, L0rstI-
I't 49, etc. aud 10 lii- aAy prepares n,e system Tor
loH. 10 ayotd nlrhe- -ouue an -,icve y6itrself
OF tI.- q seasc, tthc
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COMPANIES,
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
AssETs.-........ 81 ,i30, clG %
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
A., :rS.........Iel 90 I, 02l -
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
ASsEIs....-......e72G ,7OS "a
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
AssRTS-...-........67 ,O25 O5
esnprisingt the underwater Agency.
YONkERS, NEW YORK;
AssETs""..-....."ss7s,f 0t -
ALBANY CITY;
ASSETS .,........".. 3 f5S, lo3 23
FIRENAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, Gold. SOS 200 90
SECURITY, NEW YORK; (Marine.)
ASSETS. ,-.....-..si. t3s, SD 90
stores, sssaise-, furni ture, hulls and oargoes
Insured At rates a. favorable as sound permanent
security will warrant.
respectfully ask Of lAs s,sxen1 Of Cairo, a.Lareof
their Patronage.
uoreG Q y. HUGHES,
cNes AZ FIRST National Bank
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ENDEIs'
-t- Wv

summaries lhe organs "a heriorin tneIr dlffr roug
functions, ana acts ~ an andOlc poison when
causes thofcyer ana AgIe AMI thereby restores the
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CIR Sreaing alnllrtin.

rrHLiSuED ny JOHN II. oBEEIY "a co.
20. -. nAEaELL, ASSOCIATE EDITOR,
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DH. a.. a.. ENDt.R S,
WANTS.

WANTED-Alexnnder County Orders, st ~ che
wv and city scrip ut G5 cents the dollar, for al
kinds Of Lumber ana builders Materials.
ianisdu W. W. THORNTON.
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FEMALE wEAIKsIas.

And for coughs, colis bronchitis and consumption
II isnot tohe suIhassed. ~ A TONIC BEVERAGE
tits uaequailed, aud II sue preventive against
Chills aud Fever II taken regularly.
DH. a.. a.. ENDtRS,
auls ~ rADUCNl KENTUCKY
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy {!

MRS. Cures Cole aud Orping m PEiCB
WHTTCOBB's tho tovois, and f4rta,cs ~
SYRUP. thu PROCESS Of testh,ag. )tENrS
MRS. sub5uss Con.uls sns and o,. PRICE
WELCOMES ercoines AL diseases InciIsntI -
SYRUP. - to infants Asd children CNTS
MRS. Cures bia.fhea, Dysehiery, ! PRICE
VHlTCOhBs and Summer Complaint IN rs
SYRUP. ehildrsnof All Asss. J C'Ars
II isihe Great Infants and Chllf,n'. Soothing
Remedy IN aid sordcr. brought on - testging, ~
any othercsuse.
Prepared " the Ora FTos MEDICINE co, 81,
Lous, No.
sold BY druggists and do ia medicine every
sh"re. rexI lydas
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ESDER'S STOMACH BiTTERS,

wal give strength AMI appetite. wHi de.,Ioy that
feeling OF wcaTincss that cltuis tc.sluusy to any
one when recovering rum this disease IL IL highly
recommended for the cure OF dyspepsia,
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MANY EMINENT PHYSICIANS

After far trial, prDnouur, % the best Of all neII-
eiu's yct known Tot the speedy aud certain cure VI
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

The CENSUS OF MAINE.-The Lewiston Journal
says thaf large NUMBER OF towns IN every county
but IN the State, which IN 1860 had population
of 1855 are now returned rs having population
OF 1886, gam OF only 4.3S1, or about two aad
half per cent In the ten years. As those towns may
IL would look now as though the increase OF pOpu.
laiiOn In that State since 1860 had not been over
$4,000 certainly not over 90 600. As he population
In 1860 was 62s,60O, II Is very clear that 1t Will not
now exceed 65o,0O0, and ,aat it will probably be
under that Nearly all the increase OF population
has been In AndruscOggiD. Penobscot and Aro0stook
counties and in the last counties the losses
in the rurei towns may yet overcome the gain In u
few centres. IL would look as II there night be
danger OF Maine losing member OF Congress In the
next appOrtiOnmeDt.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

NIOTICE-THR UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEES OF THE
IN Florida Railroad Company, hereby give notice that on
the 18th dav ccembcr 1870 ut tho Court House IN Fer
their timing unsoid will be disposed at pub
lie ion for oeneft OF the free land bonds stu out
less will be valued " competent apprnen and offered ct
euc Valuations in effect equitable dsri ution,
bondnoldcrs Being aOwed TO bid owe these pices Tor
choice tonds and win be resolved In rayment
nj par which not be taken for bends coup
will o. soId cash 10 the highest bid to pre-
vent further ste of tbe uLd TAX ard other
and in order that the my be nay closed
JAMES 4. sUUTTER,l Trr.,<..
JOHN MCRAE, ''"0''
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

A CHAMPION LONGEvTY.-A correspondent OF the
London TENN star says that Mrs. Ann COitharp,
who lives IN Rome county. and who Is il0 years OF
age is the oldest inhabitant OF the State. she and
her husband came 10 the United States just 100
years ago, when she was young BRIDE OF n neteen
summers.