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The Portland daily press., 1871-07-20
state News.
ANDRosCOGGIN COUNTY.


The Lewiston Journal states that Mr.. Mer-
rll, who was killed near Livermore Falls on
Tuesday, was one of The selectmen of Lisbon
and man highly respected.
Ienas Whitman, esq.,, of East Auburn.
writes to the Lewiston Journal: 81 have two
cows that gave 1854 IL qts. of milk in 80 DAYS,
commencing ,1 the l2tn Of june up to the 18th of
milk at one milking, the 9th of July"
OXFORD COUNTY.
Mr.. Cornelius York of Bethel. accidenta,,r
fell from load of hay on Saturday. the 8tb
inst, on to a fork which penetrated His boweIs
causing death in about twenty four hours
MIR. York was about thirty years old. and
leaves a wife and several children, says the
Oxford Democrat.
The Democrat says that at Convention
held at Newry, July Sth, the Bethel Repre-
sentative District was apportioned as follows:
Bethel to send in 1871, IA, rs, 70, 80: Ando-
yer, ", '76; Newry, '73; Gilead, Fryeburg
PP !smtsaiyyn G M y; Upton Grafton, Lincoln
and West Surplus and Riley, '78
PENoBsCoT COUNTY
The Republican County Convention will he
holden at City Hall in Bangor on Wednesday,
August 10th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Katahdin Darn Company has oreanized
at Bangor by choice of the following officers:
President, w. II. McCrils; Clerk. Chas Fl
Dennett, directors w. ID. McCrilis T. N
Egery, M. S. Drummond, John Morrison. @
d. bennett, G. L Boyntop, c. A. Nealley. J.
r. Weber and Daniel Hinkley. The com
pany is organized for the purpose of erectino
and maintaining a dam across Pleasant river
at what is called ''the Gulf in East College
Town, Piscataquis County
George w. Grant of Lynn, Mass. fell over
board in Bangor Tuesday night, but was res
cued by Mr.. Colson, draw tender at the rail-
road bridge, who has saved five or six persons
before, from drowning.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
AT Machias on Monday night last week. the
dwelling houses of Gould S. Croker, M. G.
Crocker and L. Il. Downes were entered by
burglars. The first one lost his pan Is and Sill
IN DIS pockets. The second one lost $40 and
pants, and the third $75 and pants.
The rogues entered sleeping apartments
IN each case, and awoke no one in the
house. knife in the pocket of G. S. Crock
ers pants was found in the window of a
nelghbor on another street, Indicating an at
tempt to enter there.
The Union says Lizzie, aged about - wears
daughter of Mr.. James Foss of Macbias on
Saturday afternoon last, while running with
an open knife in her hand fell striking upon the
knife; the blade penetrated her heart causing
Heath instantly.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The selectmep of the several towns in the |
District, composed of Madison, |
Scion, and New Portland, met at Madison on I
Tuesday the 11th inst, and assigned the year
n which each town should send representa-
i've for the next decade as follows: Madison
IBon, 75and 70; Scion, To '76 and '78; New
rortiand, "a, IA, II and 80,
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Departure "F OCEAN sTgAV S..
PORT OF PORTLAND.

M A-RIN IL N EWe
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THE Connecticut Senate Tuesday passed a
bill which renders null and void all business
dealings for liquors-enables the purchaser
even of glass of whiskey to recover back the
ten cents he pays for it!-declares nall and
void all sales, transfers, contracts quitclams
mortgages, attachments and liens made in con-
sideration (part or whole) of the sale of any
spirituous liquor; makes null and void all
leases of premises, if liquor is sold on them !;
Furnishes by fine of 500 or month in Jail
Tor both) the sale of liquor to a minor under
eighteen years of age; makes the person who
sells responsible for all damages done by
drunken men, and permits any taxpayer to su 3
such seller whenever the drinker abuses his
family. Other stringent provisions follow, to
enable the selectmen to break up dramshops,
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HE RICE CRop.-The war left the soutb
Carolina rice plantations in bad condition Init
they are gradually recuperating. Before the
war the yield was about 100000 tierces; last
year it was 1900 tierces, and thus far this sea-
son there is an increase of 5000 tierces over
1870 The South Carolina product is the best
in the market, bringing cent per pound more
than East India rice, even when the supply is
greatest. The difference is now more than
that. Prior to the war, says the Washington
Chronicle, the finest quality of Carolina rice
was exported to Havre for manufacture into
r fne stone beautiful imitation of Parian mar
T re, used for statuettes and other ornaments.
otban Bremen and Amsterdam, and
Iaree,yp ot OF Continental Europe, imported
mand w on Our A American rice Our home de-
could he nrod absorb full 100 900 tierces if they
coming crop White labor csnnot d he .ne
bor on the
the planters. "'or is called for by
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-A correspondent of the
Oxford Democrat gives an extended account
of the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
McDaniels of Lowell, which took place in that
town July 18th. On that day one hundred
and fifty of their frieads and relations visited
them and spent the day. The growth of the
town formed the subject of remarks for several
venerable gentlemen. The writer states that
the worthy couple are healthy and robust and
bid fair to celebrate their diamond wedding,
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Poetry nv Telec,aDh.

Among the dispatches of yesterday was John
Hays poem, "The Advance Guard" read at
he Army of the James reunion, Wednesday:
Iu The dream of tie Northern poe
The brave who in battle die,
Fight on 10 sbadowy phaanX
In the fields of the upper sky,
And as we read the sounding rhyme
4 he re weren't fancy hears,
The astly ring OF ViewieSs swords
And the clash OF spectral spears,
We t. ink with mperi9us quesiionings
Ofthe brothers that we have lost
And we st i've to Track in deaths mystery
The fight OF each valiant ghost.
The Northern myth comes back't us
Aud we EEL TIN GU gh our SORROWS night
That those young sous are sti9ing still
Some here for the truth and light.
II was not their time for rest and sleep,
Their hearts beat high and strong;
In their fresh veins the blood o youth
Was singing its hot, sweet song.
The open heaven beat them,
'Mld flowers their 1.-the eet 'r1d;
Their lives lag vivid in ghf, and best
BY the-smiles OF women and u I'd.
Aeain they come. again hear
The tread OF tat soodly band;
know the flash of flswortli's eye,
And the grasp of his hard, warm hand.
And Putnam and Shaw of the lion heart
And an eye like a Boston girls,
And see The hght OF heaye en- which shone
On Uric Dabigren's curls.
There is no power in the gloom of hell
To quench those splits fire,
There is Lo charm IN the bliss of heaven
To bid them not aspire.
But some where in the eternal path
That ,trengtb ttat lie survive,
And like the files on Lookout's crest,
Above deaths clouds they strive
A chosen corps, they ale marching on
In wider field than ours,
Those br gut battaliols sill fulfill
The scheme OF heavenly powers.
And high, brave thoughts flow down to us,
The echoes of the f0ir fight,
Lite the dasu OF a distant picket's gun,
Through the shade OF the severing night.
No fear for them in our lower field
Let us to it with aims sustained,
That at last we be worthy to tand with them
On the shining highs they've gained.
We shall meet and greet in closing ranks,
In times declining sun,
When the bugIe.of God shall sound recall
And the battle OF HE be won.
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wedne.dny, Julv ~.

ARRIVED.
Steamer FranconIa. Bragg. New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Steamer New Enclpnd, Field Boston for East.
port and st John, NE.
Brig Mariposa, Shapes, New York-3si bids 10 ties
% bbls sugar. to I u Jersey.
Brig Josephine, Skinner. Philadelphia.
Sch Emma brown. tof Deer Islel Morey Dali
house. NS,-lsOO boxes $4,000 ibs spced salmon TO
j Jones.
Sch Young, Richardson, Philadelphia-275t tons
coal 10 jackson q Eaton. Reports, nigh OF the nth
inst. at Delaware Breakwater, was struck BY light
ming and damaged ioremast topmast and forward
house. One man stunned.
Sch Alfred keene, Psbury. Philadelphia.
Sch Hannie Westbrook, Litilejohn, Philadelphia
coal to ROun IS & Sons.
Sch Il II Coson. Gray, Boston-11O tons sugar to
g Hersey.
Sch Il A DeIIart, Pinkham, Salem.
CLEARED.
Sch Geo Mexican tBrl brundage, Halilax-John
Porteous.
Sen Abbie Piiman, Lombard, Baltimore l.
Robson.
Sch Arcoa, Walston, Hartford - Niekerson &
Litrhfield.
Sch Nadab, Cheney, Hallowell, to load for Boston
Chas Sawyer q Co.
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For Governor:
SIDNEY PEKHAM
OF PARIS.
Cumberland County Convention.

The Republicans OF the several Towns of Cumper-
land County, hereby notified to choose Their uei
egates to meet in convention at the Reception hoon
OF City hall, in Portland, on Thursday, the i''n'
day OF August 1871 at 10 O'Clock in the forehoon 10
nominate four Candidates Tor Senator's one Couhty
Commissioner Judge of Probate, REGISTER Oh PROBATE
and County Treasurer; to choose County Commit
Tee for 1872 and to such other business
may properly come before them.
Each town will be entitled to one delegate and
one additional Tor every 70 votes Tor the Republican
candidate for Governor in 1868. A fraction of 40
votes additional the full number for delegate i.
also entitled to delegate. The apporionment is al
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NARROW GUAGE RAILRoADs.-Already roll
ing stock has been ordered for five of these
roads, one in Colorado, which is to extend from
Denver to Ell Paso, eight hundred and fifty
miles; two in Georgia; one in Arkansas, and
one in New York. The guage is three feet
three inches, and the cars are thus described:
The passenger cars are in their outward ap-
pearance, in everything except size, precisely
like other first class cars. In their internal ar
rangements however, they are necessarily diff
erent. The width of the car allows but three
seats across the car, double seat on one side
OF the aisle and single one on the other. To
balance the cars, the double seats from the
middle to one end OF the car are arranged on
the right side OF the car, and from the middle
to the other end on the left side. These cars
are divided by a partition into two apartments,
but this OF course would not be necessary if the
company felt able to run entire car devofed
to the exclusive use of ladies'. 7 he win, ows
of the cars also let down with a strap like
coach windows, instead of sliding up as they
do in ordinary cars, and we do not see but
what the lowering plan is the best after ALL
The cars are elegantly finished inside, in wal
nut. Hungarian ash, &C., and are painted in
side of rich, dark green, relieved by gilt, pre-
cisely like the Pullman Palace cars.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

., At Sydney, Nsw; oarque Thomas Stowe, Carr,
Ar at Melbourne Nav 49, shin FLYING Fa ,,a 7 avv,s
New York.
In port May %, ship Intrepid, Lloyd, from Port
Al at KObe-osIka May II, ship Success, Kirby.
Yokohgma. -
At Bom5ay 9Th ult. ship Garden Reach Gilmore.
Sid i'm Gibraltar 22i ult barques Tronsides. Tan
ley, tirom New York; toi Genoa 9th, brig Atlas
hodgdon, ttrom New York; Tor Tarrago; DIS sonia
Orr, iron New York; tor Genoa '''
disg; and OF hers.
Passed Peblind Firth 3Oth ult shin Alexandria
Brown, tor PHILADELPHIA
At Baracoa 9th INST, scbs NJ Marrett. Reed. for
New York 18th; Daylight, McFadden, Tor do ldg
Sid TN Sydney. CD, 9TH inst DarQue Almoner Ga
cid at ST john, NIB, 18th inst, sch Simpson,
sldi7lh, ships j j Southland, John o Baker, and
Eliza Mcneil
GPer steamer Russia. at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 9TH, Saml Watts, Tyler, New Or
leans.
Sid 18th, l. Walsh, Pendleton Rio Janeiro, land put
9 % barracuda, Goddard, Portland; 18th, Frank
Sid 9Th, Enos Soule Soule Boston,
Cid 9th, Vim M Reed Sinson, Boston.
Ar at Cardiff 4th, Ella : Thayer Thomson, from
Havre lana ent ont for New Orleans)
SID 81 John Wooster, Brown, Muscat.
Ar at Singapore May a. Pride OF the Port, Foster,
York.
Ar at Tarragona 3Oth ult, Atlas, Hodsdon, n York
via Gibraltar.
Ar at Alicante I'd inst, Morava, Patten. Valencia.
- Ar at Malaga 18th ult, Helen RiCh Strout New
York.
Sid FIN Cadz sOth ult, brig Staples Showers tor
Seville.
Sid I'm Lisbon LIST inst, Myronus, Higgins, HAM
burg
Ar at Bordeaux 81 inst. Investigator, Ford, from
Coruua.
Ar at Havre I'd INST, John Tucker, Taylor New
orleans attn, Freeman Clark, Bosworth, do.
CID 9Th. Hester Blanchard, Harvey, Cadiz and
Buenos Avres.
Ar at Hamburg Sd inst, Leonora. Griffin, Callao.
Ar at Cuxhaven LIST inst, Ventus, Vesper, Qua
nape.
SD i'm Riga 2Oth ult, II A Litchfeld, Spauldng, tor
Dublin. -
,,! SID I'm Cronstadt 3Oth ult, Marce Day, Chase,
Wyburg.
SPOKEN.
July ~ lat 40 80 lon 81, ship Screamer, from Liv-
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The result it will be remembered was some
what different. The entire Democratic cleo.
toral vote amounting to eighty, the States of
Texas, Virginia and Mississippi not voting
This fact, it will do to bear in mind when ex-
amining the Democratic predictions, made at
this or any other time before the election.
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A KNOW NOTHING CONFERENCE.-The Bal
timore dispatches state that after the nomina-
lions were made by the Maryland Democratic
Convention the nominee for Governor address
ed the Convention, but made no ausion to po-
litical questions. The candidateEfor Attorney
General spoke in the same line. There was
no Committee on resolutions and none were
presented to the Convention. Indeed there
was no talk of so trivial matter to the Mary
land Democracy as platform.
1t is announced that the Central Committee
will hereafter issue an address and declara-
ton of political principles that the Maryland
Democracy ought to believe.
1t is quite possible that the 'new departure
doctors in Maryland do not care to submit the
bantfIng 10 Jne dou1oes0oy that fous bit with Lee
inside of that chiefs lines.
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A FREAK OF NATURE.-The Boston Times
says: Yesterday afternoon a number of men,
tai men, representatives of the press and a few
others, assembled in fremont Temple, where
they were shown a rare curiosity, viz: a liv-
ing female child with two heads, four arms. two
legs and one body. This wonderful little he.
, ,hg was born IN Morrow county, Ohio, and is
the offspring of Joseph and Ann E. Feplev
Yesterday it was viewed with deep interest by
those present, especially at one period in the
afternoon when one of the heads was appar-
emily fast asleep, while the other one was wide
awake, with sparkling eyes and smiling lips.
The Traveller of Wednesday night SAYS the
child died Tuesday evening. 1t says that the
child had enjoyed excellent health from her
birth, nine months, until within two weeks. at
which time one halt exhibited signs of illness.
Ihls, however, was but temporary IL recoy-
cred and was bright and playful Since reach
ing Boston, few days since the other half was
taken sick and died at p. NJ. Yesterday.
the other surviving until in the evening. Tie
spectacle was equally move, strange and unpar-
aiieled. Upon one end of the body reposed
the head OF the dead infant; upon the other
that OF the live one with its ewes still bright
and curious, and its lungs in full breathing
order. All that medical aid could accomplish
was done, but 1T was found unavalipg The
chld died III the presence of its parents The
corpse presents the appearance of two infants
asleep, Apparently they escaped the ordinary
suffering incident to death, for the coupte
nances had the expression of repose. The dis
position of the body is not determined upon.
Several of our physicians were DESTROYS last
evening Of having it opened for examination.
s out IL is doubtful It the parents, who are Jo-
seph and Ann e. Finley, consent to this They
reside IN Monroe county. Ohio, and carry on a
larm. They have other children, although
none OF these have exhibited any unusual de-
veiop p a The parents were especially de-
its death is great. ''o'i 'oiio" a'
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AN ambitious Vermonter thinks that the
voters of Rutland are the most uncertain peo-
pie extant He ran on the rum ticket at the
town meeting and on the temperance ticket at
the village election, but somehow or other got
beaten both times
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Horse for Sale.

q large Bay Hnr;e, weighs about roo,
GI< lbs. kind, stylish and fine trayel lJo
NS would be hard to match for single Car
-r iage,. Caryal or Saddle. Sold for No
fault the owner having no use for him. Can be sem
at JOHN TOXINS Stable, No. IL State St. '''"
July II, 1871. jyl2 Iw is.
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Presidential Predictions.

The leading papers in both parties are now
making predictions of the vote for President
in 1872. OF course each party elect their own
candidates by its own count before election.
The following however, is the most acceptable
list to the Democracy:
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JOHN SHIPMAN voted for every pros;,
nave ever had, voted twice for Washipptonnt we
ABRAHAM Lincoln, and in his Tooth year S ana
at Springfield, VT, the other day.-IdyertH;sseere
Who gave Mr.. Shipman the right of suffrage
at seventeen years of age?
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OUR exchanges may, if they please, contin-
ne to publish that magazine extract from the
article which goes into ecstacies over the priv
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-20

MINISTER WAsHBURNE.-We are inform
ed from an authentic source, that the report
that Mr.. Washburne, our Minister to France,
was about to return home on furlough, is
entirely incorrect. He has not asked lor
leave of absence and has no intention of re-
turning. He has been granted a short vaca
ton in order to visit the Springs in Germany
for the benefit of his health.
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Removal.

PONNEY & PULLEN'S Law office is removed fra
- No 100 Exchange ST. opposite Savings bank
bnilding. 1"A'
July 10, 1871. jy141w
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JUST PUBLISHED,

I'm one Volume, Price so cents.
The following Medical Lectures for Gentlemen:
1, PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGES:
2. PREMATURE DECLINE IN MN.
g. NEBVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
4, DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE
ORGANS.
5. SPERM 4TORRHG4
6. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
7. TREATMENT AND CURE.
Price 30 cents by mail. Address the author, DR..
CURTIS. fremont Place, Boston.
mrS-sneod1y iunl3
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THE fall trade in boots and shoes has oman.

THE fall trade in boots and shoes has opened
with more than ordinary vigor Buyers are
more numerous than usual this season, and
there is less attempt on their part to force
down prices than is customary at the opening
of trade. Manufacturers have offered their
goods at extremely low prices, and on some
descriptions jhe margin is altogether too small,
but the stock of goods is light, aud with the
prospect of large consunptive demand there
is likely to be an advance later in the season.
the prospect for the Western obbers is fiat
tering, and what with low freights and heavy
crops of wool and grain, the consumer will be
in position to supply his wants at remunera-
tive prices to the seller. Work in the shoe.
manufacturing towns is abundant, and already
there is some anxiety on the part of buyers to
have their orders filled at as early a day as
possible. Advertiser.
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REPUBLICAN,.

10 give an idea of the accuracy of Demo-
cratic estimates, the following is taken from
the argus as the generally accepted figures
Of the party prophets in the summer of 1868
for the then pending election.
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House to Rent.

- Corner of Mouum mt and st Lawrence s,s
%,,,I 16 rooms. bath room, iui mace and gas hard
.MAs.As and soft water; arranged for two families
Apply to JOIN Il. HULL
Room IL Fluent Block
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Machinists' Fine Tools,
Twist Drills, Reamers,
IScrew.Plafes, Dies, Taps,
Machine Screws, Emery Wheels.
At No. 60 Exchange Street.
j. b. LUCAS.
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The kennebec Journal complains that the
hahgers-on around newspapers resorted to
every expedient to get a pass on the so called
editors excursion. The Journal had large
number OF applicants, one giving as the rea-
son that he kept store and had handbills that
were issued as the extra of paper; anoth-
er had "set up nights" with the girls, another
fellow wrote the carriers address and another
gained admission because he was in the habit
of staying on Sheets" The editor of the Jour
nal was there and probably speaks from obser
walton. But two Of the daily papers of the
State were represented by any class.
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80 and Accrued Interest in Curreno
SWAN & BARRETT.
Bankers and Brokers'.

cR On completion lin 1S72)of 60 miles of Railroad
now building. between st. John, N. ID, and Halifax
n. S, there Will be an unbroken line OF Railway
from Halifax 10 all the chief cities OF the United
States, and as two three days OF travel can
be avoided, and about SO hours time saved from
New ork, in going to coming tIom Europe. by
rail to or from Halifax,-a large business in pas
sengers, mails and freight will Hereby be ADDED to
the traihc over the L. & n. A. Railway.
,July13-sDeod2m TT&s
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
DOmRsTln Parts.

BOoTHBAY, July 1s-Sld, schs Ripley Ropes,
Wylie; Cora Greenwood, Dunton, and Mystic Tie,
Tbbstts, tor Bay Chaleur.
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" A Sc &c q ~ .

In this city. July TO- by Rev. DR. Smaller. James
ilton, OF WATERFORD, Ne
in Saeo. July I6 Tnos. w. Cloupb. of Biddetord.
and Lydia A: futile, OF Saco.
ond NTaershir, July 0, q. II. Fiagg OF Skowhegan,
anu MARY j. Adams, OF Vassalooro.
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The Philadelphia Press presents a table
based on what it thinks will be the new
House of Representatives, which seems near
er the probable result, as follows:
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FIRsT& ONLY MORTGAGE
100000 Acres of Land |!
1000 Acres to each Mile
400 AcreS to each Bond

also pledged to ensure the payment thereof
The Bonds are for $1,000 each, due March l, 1899,
bear interest at
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Fer Order Rep. Co. Committee.
JOHN G. COBB, Chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co.

THE e. & n. A. RAILWAY is completed from
Il Bangor, Maine, 10 st. John. New Brunswick.
distance OF 2C2 mes,-with the exception of So
mill $ between Winn, Me. and the boundary line OF
the State at VancebArO. Or this portion The track
is NV ieius lad, both from VIM eastward and
from VaOceboro' westward and the work will be
completed and tans running from Bangor TO St.
John in september next
TIL, road will then he
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. BicknelPs Syrup,

Feel
like morning star since using LATHAM'S CA
THARTIC EXTRACT. SN
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The Mandrake Pills are composed of one of Nature
nobest gfts-the Pedophilum Petatum They possess a
the Alternative properties calome b.
unlike calomel, they
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For Sale

r1ECOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOILER, En-
- CINE five horse power. upright tubular boiler,
in complete running order, in use but short time.
Apply to the First National Bank, Biddeford, Me.
mrIQsntt
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A Two.Storv House within a few rods OF City
"A Hall. containing tw, I've finished rooms, Sebago
""''' anu VIM. Ii. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
jy13 dlws
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SPOKEN.
July H. lat 40 30, Ion g. ship Screamer from Iiy-
erp0ol Tor New York.
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The work of cure is beginning. The Initiated and
mucous deposits In the bowels and in the amentary
nal are elected The liver like clock is wound up 1t
arouses from its torpdy The stomach responsibility
and the patient begins to feel that he getting at last
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04
NOTICE.
FOR SALE,

a very desirable residence, on lot Of
over three acres. in the town Of Ncwbcrry.
The house is a two story building, with
double portico, fonr rooms below, and
.wo above stairs, A good we'll Of excellent
vaier, kitchen, Emcke-hoasc: and other
out.huil!ings. Terms cash.
Apply 70 +. ). HAiLE.,
Sow, = n3-tf