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AUSTRALIA,

SHIP SUNK
SYDNEY, Oct. q, via San Francisco, Dec. s.
The steamship Nevada collided with bark A.
I'll. Badger between Auckland and Sydney on
the 18th. The Badger kept afoat till the next
morning when she was abandoned. The crew
were brought to Sydney by bark Alice Cam
erOn.
INDIA,
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
CALCUTTA Dec. 2, via London, Dec IA
terrible explosion occurred in the powder anu
cartridge factory in Fort Agra. The men were
at work at the time of the disaster anq Re" es-
capped Thirty-sx were killed, including TWO
commissioned officers
GERMANY.
BRAZILIAN MATTER NOT ADJUSTED.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The settlement OF the DIM
Guilty with Brazil is still pending Inc NoI 1a1
German Gazette gives an account OF inc prue Va.
| attack on the officers and sailors OF German
| frigate in the streets of Rio de Janeiro, ana
maintains it was made in accordance WIN q
pre-arranged plan, that it was instigated py ene
French residents and eonnived at by the l1ca a.
| police, The Gazette declares that nothing iess
than an apology from the Brazilian autnorlelSI
or naturalization of the parties injured Will
De satisfactory to the German Governments
OPENING OF THE SAXON DIET.
DRESDEN, Dec. 2.-The Saxon Diet wa'
| opened yesterday by the King, who, in . speecI
from the throne, congratulated the House oI
| the prosperous condition of the kingdom ano
declared IN unequivocal terms his adhesion te
the German Empire.
| SPAIN,
| THE CUBAN TROUBLEs-REPORTED INTERFER
ENCE OF THE UNITED STATES AND GREAl
| BRITAIN.
MADRID, Dec. 2.-The council of minister
was In session the greater of the day yesterday
ond did not adjourn until late hour at night
Questions OF the greatest Importance, growing
nnf nj mt aud
general condition of Cuba were under consid
alton.
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SozoDoNT.-All Dentrifces had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark OF the soap
Tree was brought from the Gillian valleys 10
perfect the fragrant Sozodont, the most whole
some reliable and delightful article for the
teeth, that brush was ever dipped into.
M&W
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

SHORT OF COAL.
EAsrpoRT, Dee. 2-Steamer Commerce that
left Halifax Monday for Boston, arrived here
to-day short of coal.
FIRE IN oLDTowN.
BANGOR, Dec, ga house in Oldtown owned
by c. w. Bosworth and occupied by Otis
Hinckley, was burned on Thursday night
Loss $1,000; insured for 800.
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Guardians Sale.

PURSUANT to license of the probate Court Tor
L the County OF Cumberland to ms granted on the
first Tue day of November, 1871 to make sale OF the
real estate OF Caleb Hatch, Martha K. Hatch aud
Donpell d. H1tch nv wards, consisting of three
fiteenths in common and undivided OF a certain lot
of land. which is the eastery hslf OF tho homestead
of the late Caleb S. HATCH deceased on Backett ST.
said Portland being the lot adjoining the land and
bakery OF George w. III. Brooks, on the westerly
side thereof, said street, will sell the said real
estate Of my said wards at public auction the
Thirteenth day of December, 1871, at the office OF
Deane Verrll, 40 1-2 Exchange street, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purposes in the license set forth.
SARAH L. HATCH,
Guardian oil Caleb Hatch & ais.
Portland, Nov. IL, 1871. novl3-1aw3wM
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PROF. SroNE.-This gentleman will give foul
more of his entertaining lectures on electro
biology this week, beginning tomorrow even
ing. This evening his class for studying the
science will meet
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THE first lecture of st. Patrick's Benevolent
Society will take place in Music Hall on Thurs
day evening instead of Tuesday as stated in
Saturdays issue. The lecture will be delivered
by j. Boyle REILLY, ESQ.,, of Boston.
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MARYLAND.
BINCKLEY HEARD FROM ONCE

BALTIMORE, Dec. S-The case of John NJ
Buckley, formerly Solicitor of Internal Reve-
nue., against Edward A. Rollins, ex-Commis-
damages for causing the latters removal was
given to the jury Saturday afternoon, with in
structions to bring in sealed verdict on Mon
dav
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City of Portland.

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
Il until Saturday, December 9, at o'clock p. M,
for building stone wall on Monument street. suff-
cient to keep the earth from falling away. Plans and
specifications may be obtained Of the City Civil En-
gineer. The Committee reserve the right to reject
any OF all bids.
Bidders invited to be present at the Aldermen
Room, City Hall, at the above mentioned time when
the bids will be opened. EBEN COREY,
Chairman Committee on Streets, Sidewalks and
Bridges. December 2, 1871. I'd
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MASSACHUSETTS.


LOWELL, Dec. 2.-The Police Court was oc-
cupied to-day chiefly with liquor cases. all
pleading. guilty of nuisances or intent to sell,
except Major Emery Of the Merrimack House,
who was accused of keeping nuisance. The
Major was ready for trial, but the constabulary
were not asked postponement. The Court
asked the defendant to what time. He re-
sponded that if at all to some time after the
municipal election. The court smilingly fixed
the 18th inst.
Boston, Dec ga fire this morning broke
out the fifth story front Of the Warwick House,
Washington street, r. f. Start proprietor, own
ed by IA Richards The damage by fire and
water to furniture is about $4,000. and to the
house $S000
DEATH OF BOSTON MERCHANT.
Ebenezer Dale, of the firm of Dale Brothers
& Co., died suddenly this afternoon at his resi-
dence on Beacon street.
DEATH OF RAILROAD EMPLOYEE.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. &c. A. johnson, tickle
agent of the Connecticut River Railroad al
| Northampton, had one foot cut off by trair
at that place yesterday, and died after sufferin,
amputation.
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CAsco NATIONAL BANK.-E. H. Daveis, ESQ.
has been chosen director of this institution, in
place of E. P. Gerrish, ESQ.,, deceased. Hon.
Samuel E. Spring has been elected President
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Ladies, wish TO invite your attention IN
my new and elegant stock of Huts, Feath-
ers, Ribbons, Flowers, velvet., Ornaments,
which 1 am setting at prices that will please
you, considering the richness and beauty of
the goods. The Millinery Department COM
tains everything desirable. I'm our Fancy
Goods and Ladies' Furnishing Depart
ments IL offered almost everything for use
or ndornment that can be mentioned, and
at prices 10 suit all. Sashes and Sash Ribbons
Laces, Linen and Lace Collars and Cuffs, Hosiery,
Gauntlets, Gloves, Hoop skirts Corssts Hair Switch,
es and Curs, Linen, Silk and Jute Switches Merino
Under Garments (all sizes) Hamburg Edgings, Dress
Trimmings, Buttons Frogs, Silk, Twist Infants Rub
Der Bibs and Bands, Worsted Hoods, Sacks, Shawls
Red Blue and Black Flannel Sacks, &C., all to be
found at 80 Middle st, Sd door from Exchange St.,
Portland. (no30eod2w) G. G.. WEIGH.
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man patterns at great bargains to close them
out. Every lady buying worsted work of any
kind should certainly visit their store before
purchasing elsewhere.
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Mill for Sale or Lease.

CITUATE in Wilton, near the Wilton Depot, one
ing is 64x4O tqree stories. Suitable for woolen or
cotton manufacturing. The building wheel and shaft
Ing is all new, can rely about 60 horse power the
entire year, no trouble from freshets The property
will be sold in yearly installmens If desired saw
and shingle mill and lath mill connected will he offer
ed with the above property if wished for.
For further particulars inquire OF
CHARLES BARTLETT, Wilton.
u fuff
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R. "A. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotioneer

Ne. SIG CONGRESS ST., will sell every evening
I lsrge assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
purchasers at Wholesale prices. Cash advanced on a.
'escrlptions OF goods. Consgnments not limited.
february II, 1868 dtf
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Sch0Oners Mt Auction.

SchO0ners Mt Auction.
IN Monday, Dec. 4th, ut l2 M. M oes.a 10 r.
" change street, we shall sell - ~ Vi'eo 10 En-
Lilo Schooner L. X. Dresser.
Lie Annie Freeman.
Lie Gazelle
Sale positive.
novastd r. u BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE KU-KLUx TRIALS.

CHARLESTON, Dec. Sin the Ku-Klux trials
jurors being organized, the former consisting of
eight whites and thirteen colored, and the lat
ter of twenty whites and thirty-two colored,
several indictments were presented and the
prosecution moved to proceed with the trials.
The defense asked for postponement till Mon
day, which was granted.
LEGISLATIVE.
The Legislature is inaugurating measures of
retrenchment and reform in the finances. The
clamors for reputation have subsidized
DEATH OF BISHOP.
Thomas Davis, Protestant Episcopal Bish-
op of South Carolina died suddenly at Cam
den, yesterday.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 3.-Returned, schooner Con-
servative, after being out seven days for Boston,
loaded with cotton and lumber, leaking badly
and the pumps working continually,
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INDIA STREET UNIvERsALIsr SocIETY.-The
membets of this society desire to return their
most hearty thanks to the dramatic societies,
and also the many friends who SO kindly lent
their valuable aid in carrying out so successful
ly their late exhibition and fair. The benefit
received was very opportune and generous, and
merits their warmest gratitude
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Gas Notice!

TUNHE Office of the Gas Light Company, will to-day
IL be removed to the Rooms over the Portland
Savings Bank, No So Exchange st.
December 2, 1871. new3t
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nov30-ded1w

THE system of toning and stimulating the
nerve structure through the agency of the Gu
rative properties of SMoLANDER's BUoHU
is fully approved Of by the family ply
sicians, who have discovered that for kid
ney, bladder and glandular diseases, mental
and physical debility, maladies of the urino-
genital organs, gravel and diabetes, it is safe
and efficacious remedy, as well as for all utter
inc complaints. nov28eod1w
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Ladies' all linen handkerchiefs at Fitzgerald
& Co.'S, from 3 cents upwards.
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To the Ladies.
Notice.

CUMBERLAND, Oct. s0th, 1871
HAVING obtained license from the Hon. Judge Of
Ii Probate, the subscriber offers for sale at his
residence, near Grand Trunk Station, until Novem-
Der 25th If not previously sold the real estate that
belonged to David Moxcey, deceased, consisting OF
story and half house and ELL three finished rooms,
Barn about 25x3O and six and one-half acres Of land
situated about three-fourths mile from c. I. Station
and on the Greedy road, so called in Cumberland.
DAVID wYNIAN, Administrator
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AT cost to close a few desirable Christmas
presents at Fitzgerald & Co.'S.
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The old friends and customers of III. w. Rip
ley will find him with Messrs. George G. Rob-
inson & Co., 129 Middle street. whete he will be
happy to wait upon them and offer goods on the
most favorable terms. nov2Seod3t
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Adjourned Administrators Sale.

- - 1HH1'hHHHotI utOT 8 SHIts
~ Monday December, 4th, at "a O'Clock p NJ n.
~ the office Of F. o. Bailey & Co. No rs Ercha,,a q.
street VIII be sold at public auction all the outsand
ing notes and accounts due the late firm of j. Is. Fer
ONCE OF McCobb & Kingsbury Nov 27th.
BENZ KINGSBURY JR
administrator of Estate of j. E. Ferpaid.
noy2Std ~NA""'NA'
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For Sale at Auction.

TlNHE Woodman & Littleiobn ponsr Min a. va
mouth, Me-, Thursday Dec ia, 1871. at $50 p
NJ FOR further particulars address
GEORGE +. EMERY,
Au. CHAS. p. MATTOCKS
JOHN, Portland. novoaitd ''h-
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For Sale Cheap,
WestbrOOk Seminary.

TTNHE Winter Term of eleven weeks, win open Mon
Il day, Dec 18th. The full corps of Teachers Is re-
tanned through the year.
Superior boarding accommodations and special IA
cilities for Music, Painting and Drawing.
For further particulars address,
j. G. SNOW, Principal
Stevens Plains, Me.
Nov1s cod Avid VIII
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HEAVY feeced hose at Fitzgerald & Co. 8
from Is cents to 30.
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New York Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Market.

New YORK, Dec. 2-Morning.-Goh opened at
1104.
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 1904 q 1O9S
Stocks dull and steady.
The following are the closing quotations Of Goyern-
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LADIES cotton and wool hose. two pairs fol
25 cents, at Fitzgerald & Co.'s.
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ALL colors silk embroidered braid at Fitzger
aid & Co.'s, for 20 cents
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D A N GIN

MR. A. b. GEE,
VIII commence his second term for instruction in
Dancng Tor Young Ladies, Masters and Misses, at
ms Academy, corner of Brown and Congress sts, on
Wednesday, Dec. 18th at half past o'clock in the
afternoon, and continue every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY.
N. BAT the close of this term, Mr.. Gee will give
this school Social Party in City Hall, with Chand-
ler's Full Band.
Assembly every Monday Evening. For particulars
apply at the Hall, no30dtf
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AT 10 and d this day, F. o. Bailey s. Co. sell
dry and fancy goods at IS Exchange street.
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10 be Let.

THE three storied Brick Store 2oi Fore str ct, foot
OF rum IN eooa condition. with hois ap-
Apply to j. r. BRAZIER, ~ Braeke St.,
or at \. Gcold, Merchant Tailor, 1S7 Middle street,
no10dtuis
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Weather Report Dec. 3, III p. M.
War Department, Signal Service, U. s. Army. d.
visions Of kilograms and Reports for the benefit OF
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Those of our citizens who have visited the
Mangin House, Baltimore, will remember Mr..
Font, the oblging clerk, there, and read the
following letter with pleasure:
BALTIMORE, July 13, 1871.
Mr. JAMES l. FELLows-Sr: 1 obtained
three bottles of your Syrup of Hypophosphites
from Hageman & Cox, New York, and to its
use ascribe cessation of cough, return of ap-
petite, removal of pains from which I had
greatly suffered in the back and chest, and
greatly decreased expectoration; for several
months my system has suffered drain of nearly
pint, expectorated every morning and evening,
caused (the doctors tell me) from wasting Of
lung tissue. Your Syrup has certainly worked
wonders, and greatly surprised my friends, SC
that now am so far recovered as to resume my
duties with vigor Your obedient servant,
GEORGE C. FONT.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. M. Gilvery has OPEN
ed shooting gallery, for the purpose of intro
ducing patent gun, at 3O7 Congress street,
Portland, where there will be a rifle
and pistol practice at target The guns
used are different from any heretofore used in
this place, and the only gun patented for tar
get practice. The rules of the gallery are alb
solute, that there shall be no gambling or bet
ting. All are invited to come and see the shoot.
ing and try their skill at hitting the ''BulPt
Eye" The gallery will be opened on Saturday,
December 2, and continue open day and even
ing for few weeks Any one wishing to be.
come a good shot should take advantage of this
opportunity for practice. The price will be very
low-four shots for ten cents. The guns are
for sale. M. GnvERY, agent.
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sOne Of the mos extraordinary plants OF
Jumra Ia one known Us the common ball
tree. 1t grows to the height Of sixty feet.
and it's flowers ave- remarkable for their
beauty and fragrance, and contradictory
qualities lis hiussoWa sre of ds licions
crimson, appearing IN large ht n,hes. and
exbaliug iich perfnn,e. The fluit resem-
blss enormous cannon balls, hence the
name. However, some ssy is has been so
called hecanse OF the noise which the bali
makes 10 bursting. From the she'll domestic
utensils or. made, and the contents contain
several kinds Of acids. besides sugar and
gum. and furnishes the material for making
an excellent drink in sickness. Bnt, sibgu.
lar as IL may appear. this pulp when In
perfectly ripe state ia very filthy, and the
order from II is exceedingly unpleasant
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LECTURE AT PLUMER.-On Friday even
Ing iAst. Captain W. W. Gray, oi TltusviIle
delivered bis lrctnre--"Glesni BY tbe
Waysids Of Life"-at Plum-r. There was
quite large audience in attendance. At
The conclusion Of the lecture Captain Gray
paid . deserved tribute 10 the character OF
Rev. N. Robinson, Presbyterian clergyman
at Plumer. Mr.. Robinson has q very large
family, and receives but q small salary,
barely sufficient to enable him to get along.
Captain Gray suggested that contribu lion
10 taxed UP for'ths benefit sf Mr. Robinson.
This was Gone, and about two hundred dol
lars were raised. This sum 1t was deter
mined to lay cut In procuring Mr.. r. u life
insurance policy. An application was ac-
cordinHIy made for q five thousand dollar
ten-year lite policy 10 tha "Excelsior" com.
psoy. The two hundred dollars raised at
the lecture are 10 be applied toward paying
the hrst yearly premium,g & Messrs A. S.
Prsther and Wm. McCray with their sccm.-
TONED generosity. making up the balance.
At the conclusion of Captain Grays l-c-
tnre the party adjouraed to the Plumer
house, kept hy Washington Alden, Esq.
where sufficient number of Oysters were
opened to satisfy "Uucle Billys" delicate
appetits--Titusville Courier.
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PetrOlC llm Centre Items.

We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Georg,
W. Wilson. who it will be remembered wal
stricken with paralysis. some weeks ago Il
slowly recovering His physician ha
strong hopes of his ultimate recovery.
Oil creek is entirely frozen over at .hi
point, for the first tins in Ave years.
The new church on the Columbia farm. 4
nearly ready for occupancy. When oom-
pleted 1t will be an ornament to the farm
and reflect credit on the generosity OF the
Colnmbis Oil Company through whose
means It was constructed.
The recent striking Of q new we'll on the
Egbert farm lie likely to cause considerable
excitement In oil matters on that farm.
Bergmann's Automatic Wonder takes
hugely" with all classes, and is crowded
day and nigbt, It will remain on exhibi-
ton to-day, and at Oil City Tomorrow.
A report has been prevalent for several
days tuat seversl csses OF small pox exists
10 the village. We are assured from COM
petsut authority that there is no founds,i ivn
for the report,
Great scarcity Of water prevails 10 the
neigbborhood. consequently many wells are
shut down temporarily. a
Christmas is coming, and Is ustal our
merchants are laying III large supplies Of
holiday goods.
Tho work of grading for the new Warren
and Venango railroad continues at lively
rate despite the extremely cold and unfa vor.
able weather,
The old Coquette we'll, at one time th.
wonder efthe entire oil region, still contin.
urs to yield twenty barrels per day, Could
the history Of this well DO written it would
form remaocs almost equal to the Arabian
NigIts, sod far superior 10 SyIvanus CvbL's
last Ledger story.-Ti.usviIls Courier.
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CoBuRN CLAIMING THE SrAXEs.-r ne
New York SUI says Coburn claims the fight
with Mace on tha ground that the referee
had no right, according to the rules of the
Prize Ring, TO declare the battle draw and
the outside bets off. He claims that Mace
was beaten, as hs was oc weak that be
would not leave his corner. When the
referee called on them to ad vance and toe
the scratch, Coburn every time promptly I'D
vanced, while Mace always came up rrluc'.
antIy and then ran back Us quick as bis legs
would carry him. Coburn says Mace seem
I'd to fall in love with bis corner. as he
fondIy kept hugging II throughout the fight
Joe has telegraphed to all old friend that be
has challenged Mace to fight him again for
IS, 900 or $40, s05'a side, or he is willing to
fight him for the money alrsady up. Among
those who backed Macs at two TO one were
the Hon. John Morrisey, Alfred Smith
John Franklin. Charles Ransom, II. Cofre
J. Collins, e. Hinsel, J. Whitebeck. Lee
knight, Jim Edgewortn, c. Walch, Wally
Patrick Jim Berthof, Harry Hill and Tom
Allen all considered frs'-rats judges of the
manly art They are all surprised th at
Coburn proved the better man.
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The surveyors of the Northern Pacific
Railread have finished the surveys OF the
Yellowstone Valley. and report that they
have found a route through it snrpassiug
their most saBguine expectations. Before
many years there will undoubtedly be a
large and prosperous settlement in that
valley 1t Is said that there is Ms great an
extent Of good land there as in the Sscra
mento Valley.
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Gold at l p. m. l09a4
RE MOVAL,

Th" office of the Daily Re.
cord has been removed to the
building situated four doors
below the late location, direct.
~ opposite the McClintock
House, and next door to Odd
Fellows Hall. Our friends are
invited to call and sec U.s..
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B'rEm.nn's Automatic Wonder continue
I" draw crowded hesses during the day and
evening". Asthis 10 positively the last day
nnd'evSniag the Wonder will BE- on exhibis
t'oa 10 THE plsce, We would advise our cit
iz'ss to pay It visi: 1t 10 we'll worth tho
price'of admission, and those Who fail to
zee II will miss q rsra treat