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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
ct. Naul, M1tnneiota, Samfta8, ben 3. Junt 1871"

Dte 3abl Der in bic Staot 9ebrunset1ea
Reeterunsstruppen mc4te a@t3t9tau<
1eno ietn. Gin Corps berfelben fano
unter pem COMMANDO BON Sen. lllri9,
pem beloenmutbtsen @ertbeiotser BON
Stra6 6bura. Bon Muteuil bis pa11Y
mar NlleS Elm blutises @efe@t. 9enrY
&o9efprt murbe pur@ NBenten eer Ne<
aieruna sm Meaur, Is Meilen ncrc6f@
lid ppn paris> auf Der Glu@t BON Der
Commune perbaftet unb nad GeriaiQea
eetradt 100 er pe9en bpbverrdtbert<
l1er umtriebe Dor @eri9t sefelt tper@
ben fol-. @r bate bereitS cine Wpbz
nuna in 8rl0sl eemietbet. NlS er
nad @er1 r1atueS ein9ebradt wuroe, 9ez
lang eS nur NIT MIbe, ibn Dor rer
8plfSmutb su rstten, penn er 1T elmer
Der einF Fubret6fen 0prlaufer Der 9epcz
luton uno ftanp NIT oen pariler Slut>
menlaen in gerbinouns.
9luS M1n@en i9retbt man: Wie
es Seibt, beijnpet f9 Der 6err @rsbtl9pf
bereits ia: s5efBe einer Mbf@rift iener
papali9en Srfl1runA rel9e Der bl.
5tubl an ale 61fe per1enpet. Die
Grtldruns fol- iebr Seri5bnenc unb be-
frieptseno lautsn.
Befanntli9 muroe nit DSuiu9er
au9 profs0or Griebrid In Min6en
ercpmmuni;trt; paS 9enirte aber ben &C.
lebrten 6errn nt9t beim &5nis pas
@elu9 3u itellen, eS m59te ibm pe6enz
unsea&tet 9efattet iein, feline seitli@en
Gunftionen In ber 5offapeue fortsuz
leBen. DieIeS @eiu9 wurpe aber abz
9epteien, Elm 8eweis, pab Der &Snts
Denn bod bet ben ercpmmunicirten Ser
rem ni9t bic Me6e anb1ren wiu.
Die Nnbdngi9feit re5 fatbplil9en
@olfes an ben papit 9iebt fi& in ben
- perl9iepenfen Gormen funt; 10
melpet bic @peierer ~Nbeinpfals":
v@on etnem an9eiebenen fatboli>
l9en Qaien oer pfal3 baten mir IL eben
su @unften Der unf nfeblbarfeit cine Npre6e
in BET ieltenen Gorm pon-ieds bairiz
iden GinfSisz z@ulbeni&einen fir ben
peterspfenni9 erbalten."
Mus yfa1au beridtet n,an: Das
~BId1Ft9e Nmtsblatt" brtnet bic
@erorpnuns be;aslt@ Der tir9li9enGeter
bes 25idbrieen papfjubildum6 fir oas
8istbum 2tmbur9. G5 miro fir ben
8orabeno unp ben Morsen oes Is.
Stunt einftanotees @eliute NIT allen
@lpden, unp por> unp na9mittd9tger
@ottespienif mte an ben b59fen Teftz
tasen pprsef9rteben. slm 18. folet
iooonn Elm prei3ebnftinrise5 @ebet fir
pas fernere @obl peS 81. @aters.
!6er Yfarrer Sba9 gu giQmar miro
i'm yfamen Der Di5eeie 2tmburs am Is.
Stunt In Rom anme(eno 1ein unb bem
Yapffe bic @lufwlni9e uno @e19enfe
Der Di5ce1anen uberbrin9en. ~ "
Mus Bien Dem Sferrei9il9en
&eidstanaler Beuif murbe neult9 bur9
cine Deputation rer fattolii9enzpplitt
l&en 8ereine cine NIT 1O2,500 Inter
idriften neriebene Yetitipn dberrei@t in
wel&er pte&eidsre9teruns erlu9t miro,
,,pte uoQe Greibeit unp Selbffdnrie@
fett pes papfes ni9t nit pbralen, lon<
BERN in rer 9bat unp @abrbett III
i9dsen." @irp ptel belfen, ba Der ee<
.ss sss sl ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

bt1Der nD0 1epe JteDOIut1UH OttIuoH'
bate; ta6 Ginansmtntiterium> bic po>
li;eiprdfeftur ber palaff ber Gbre1le@
oipn, pas Staotbaus uno pas srobe
Vfantbaus. Die unlddbbarenS Samu1>
luneen Don &unit< uno Nltertbums9e<
oenifdnpen I'M 2oupre unb palais &c<
pal louen serettet iein. 9ln perl@teoe>
men Steueu trafsn bic Sruppen Wetz
tcrl9aarer, Die oamit bef4dfti9t paret1,
petroleum In 6duler gu le9en unp lolk
DE pann In 8ranb 3u iteden; pas N'te
litdr 19pb auf bic Wutbenoen.
Cine Depel9e jast bic anbere, oft
wtperipredeno uno liidenbaft. M<'tz
tbeilenswertb 1T nod folsenpes Cine
Banpe tetruntenet NrtiQeriiten eran9
am pprt9en Donnerfa9 in bic Nrtre
Dame STRIDE uno iaote ote3um Gpttss>
cienlte per1ammelte Mense binaus, unz
ter Der Mnorpbuna auf pteielbe Teuer su
eeben, >penn fe ntbt fpfcrt rte STRIDE
Yerlieee. Gin nod peit empSrenperer
Nct peS Gannaltsmub wurce Don
elmer 9ln;ab! Natipnalsaroiften pouz
fiibrt. @ie pransen NIT @ewalt in bic
Dreifaltioteitstir9e etnL erbra9en bic
cprt befnoli9en 0rabsewSlbe 3errten
bic 2ei9en aus ibren Sdr9en> warfen
oielelben In cine etnsi9e 0rube su1amz
men unp sin9en oann> cbne pte legtere
~ bepeden, pappn. Sn etnem pteier
@cwBlbe befano fd AUDI bic 2ei9e bes
fiirli9 perftorbenen @pmponifen Muz
ber, wel9e an einem anpern Srte batte
beioeleet merpen ipuen. unbeldreib>
lid mar bic Mufresun9 iiber ctele 5ano>
lung per entmenl6ten @ltbri9e unter
ben beGeren @plfatlalen. DieGummu>
nifen tna9tsn Requiftionen in idmn't>
liten &ir6en. Wertbpple @erdtb<
1daften murcen con- fscirt UNI eer Gbbe
in Der Gpmuniiten &ai1e ab3ubelfen.
Die STRIDE Notre Dame be Stctoire
wurpe eeplinpert uno BON 9(a>
tipnal9arpen beleBt.
@pn ben perlpnen bic fanpli9 aus
ibren @obnun9en sebolt uno einsefer>
fert purben, wuroen ptele na9 furiem
S9einperbSr erldol1en.
Der pole @raf 9attslaus 3amoYstY,
welder felt elmer laneen &eibe pom
Sabren in paris lebt, 1T rerbaftet tporz
ben, neil man tbn In 8erpa@t bat ber
6auptanitifter bes GomplotS sur Gr<
plc1ion per @epebrpatronen>Ga >Gabrif se<
tpelen su iein. Man iast bab Mar>
tidal WcWcbcn ben 6auptan9rif
peebalt nod etpas pers6serte, neil er
feline Nnltalten 10 treffen mollte, ,pab
NIT Der Stabt Yaris ibm aud bic Mn<
fibrer ber NebeQicn III bic 6dnbe fallen.
Gr befanb paraut paB sesen pieie feline
@nape gedbt werpen blrfe.
g&a& einem fur@tbaren Bombarbe>
ment auf bte @teuun9en ber Sniur9en>
ten Bel Yprte Maiuct uno ppint pu
Sour baben Die Resierunsstruppen bei>
be ppfttonen NIT Sturm 9enpmmen
unb fno it bic Stabt eineeorun9en.
3wei 6eeresabtbeiluneen Der 8erlaiut<
fen befanben f9 TT etneu1 per3wetfelten
@trabentampfe nit ren @ommunifteu.
Das Blutbap mar fiir9terli9. Den
3eeierunestruppen wurpe eilis ger>
+hdrfuns 3ueei9tdt. @lei&settte eau<
erte hte Bei9iebun9 bsr @dQe fort.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
Nuutts,er 1856.

nannte &ei@sfan3ler unldnsf ben ia
tbolil&en llnearn ins @ei16t ;u iaeen
69 erfiibnte> es sebe beutsutase feline
fatbplil9en Staaten u,ebr -
Der SeF Ferrei9i19e Gultueminifer
beantpprtete cine Snterpelation we::,et,
ees @atieanilaen Gpncils oatt,,t> oas
cas Dogma Sa&e per Stride iei, Die
&esierun9 aber bic 9te9te ces Staates
ieper 3eit ,pabre1 tperbe. Die fatbuli<
l9e 8ewe9ung 9epinnt unterceGen audi
IN Selterrei@ an l1mfans uno Gnerate,
je unfir&li9er Der reutl9zbferreidilde
2iberali6mus In @ien upb IN anoeren
Stapten pempnitrirt."
BUR Tteilnabme an Der tauiencidbz
rieen Subelfeier su Gbren Der bl. @alz
bursa baben ibr Gr19einen in Gi606pt
bic So. Grsbild5fe uno Bi19Sfe BON
abln> Wiinden, 8ambera MainA
&esen8burG Nu9sburs uno Miinter,
Nbt 5aneber9 BON Miin9en, unb De-
putirte per 8t6tbiimer paFau unb
Speier suseiast.
Sn, beutI9en Ret9sta9 aiebt ftd
fortwdbreno cine iebr fetnplelise @eiinz
nun9 Der berrl9enpen partet geoen bic
&atbplifen funp. Neuetens rnelpet
man aus Berlin: Der Mt9eoronete
8Slf wirbNamens per Observation-Disclosures
partet" I'M &eidstase ben Nntras fel>
len, baB bic relisiDlen @eretniouneen
feline @orppratipn6< unb @erm1aensz
re9te erbalten ipllen. Sn Der betrefenz
ben &ei9stassz@ @ommilfon trat pielen
liberalen Goroeruneen rer &bs. Y.Malz
lindrptb entsesen.
| Mus &Sln miro sel9rieben: Die
Muswanperun9 na6 Mmertfa i9eint
na9bem fe in Den lebten Sabren nur
mdBt0 mar, tpieper einen neuen Muf<
| l9wune nebmet 3u ppQen. Jaf ieben
Sag trefen fleinere 3lee BON 20 uno
mebr Gurppamicen bier etn> um per
Gilenbabn iber Nntwerpen ibrer neue1
5ein,atb susureile EN-. Die 9aupt:@pn>
tinqeute ffellen rie S6wet& ote l1m9ez
oenb Yptt Ml1affenbur8 uno bic iIp>
l:6en Tbeile per Rbetnprprin3.
Die YenTonen fiir pie peutl9e Nrme
belaufen T@ Don jebt an na4 @abr<
i9einli9feitSrednun9 auetn fit bic
l1nterfla0en auf 9,667007 Iblr. jdbr<
lid, renen bic peniionen fdr Sff3tere
nod NIT ettpa einem Drittel oteierSum>
me 3usure9nen wdren. Das 8xnpes>
fan;leramt bat auf Befra9e1 3u erfen<
nen oeaeben bab eS Die Abf@t 1ei, 3ur
Deduns bisier Beodrfnife aus einem
Ebeile per fran;5il9en &rtees>Gpntri<
button einen Tonps 3u bilcen.
Mus 9urembure fommt Elm 8rief III
tpel9em fol9enpes mit9etbetlt piro:
Dte MuSmancerung mad Amerifa>
wel9e IN ben beipen lebtperpi9enen
Sabren fatt gang aufbSrte, i@eint fib
,pteber ~ beben uno fit bteles Sabr
ercBe DtmenFonen anjunebmen. @o
bat Elm Msent su @repenma@er in ei>
mem unb pemlelben Granspprt nt9t ne
niger als 40 aSpfe per Gurppamdben
Gus ben D5rfern Mieperbonpen, @pr<
mslbinssn ,e. na9 ber neuen @elt be>
|fSrpert; aud fol- In ben preu6t(3en
8reilen Saarburs uno Merst9 cine
ni9t unbetrd@tlt9e An,abl neiR ipn> 8,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
Ser ,,SSanterer" ,tacb europa.

Sebe @o@e eeben eine In3abl @remplare bes
,,sBanberer" na& Gurppa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
Qeier beipnters aufmertlam, bab bic uebsrien'
buns bes 8lattes an gerwanbte nno Grennee
ienttits bes Seeans Elm fetr seetsnetes Mltttel
if, einen uuunterbrc&enen 8ertebr nit beniel-
len III unterbalten une lie uber bic 3ufanbe
biefes Qanbes 3u rnterri4ten, befer als es bur@
8riefpe9fel eei@eben tSnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Milmaufee, ct. paul unb Minneapp>
lts>3u9e.
Dure9,ase mad BEN cRen (@rprea.)
apmu,ex an S.55 Na&m. unb 6.55 Natm. 0eten al
500 Dp1m. unb $50 Na&m.
minneapolis uno Ct. HanI 3lse.
Rrmmsu au....3:15Na&m. 0sbtu ab.......3;5a sta&H.
,Gt. pauI un> gbteass 3iSe.
0tbsu ab Rad 6aatnas nnb 4ehmius 4 80 Rcrn, une
$40 Natm. Apmmen an $40 Up.m. uxe A40 Wa@m.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
Da8 4pfpprto

In ben Ser. @taaten unb Canada betrde 20 Gs per Satr
unb mus ppn benz &mpfaneer bel ener 9pOfee niertel'
idbrlicb pprauSbe3ablt werben.
SRan fam III ie>er Belt auf ben ,Qoanberer" ntOn-
Htren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
Be6euunssn Brtefe ,e. Fab su aSrsiFreu:
"W AN RER",
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
@iienbabn 5abr<@l4ne*
st. Yaul unp Yacifc.

Nadb Mnpfa, Glt Riser. st. glpub unb Sauf @aptbs-
gerlafen st. paul 1880 Born. unb 23O sa&m. une sr.
rei@eu 6aut @aptbs 1925 unb 1885 Ma@m.; serlafen
ct. paul 1900 Nlitt. unb l1tr Na&mtttaes.
st. paul, gttnneapclis unb Delauu 8dse - Berlahtn
Delano 6:15 NOrsens; MinneapeIts 500 Nursens nne
erret&en ct. PAUL 845 crsens. 8urudtebrenb neraen
g0a&mittass unb errei&en Delaao 700 abenss.
st. PAUL, Delanp, Qttfelb unb Benfcn 3lse-gerlaHen
st. paul 845 Nlcreeus; Miuueapults $50 Nlcrsens :;
erret&en Bencn 4:4O ga&mittaes. 3urldtebrene ser'
laen fe 8enfon $40 Moreens Minneapelts 4:35 Na&'
mittaes; errei&en st. gauI 5:15 Na&mittaes.
st. PAUL unb getnneapults Neepmpbattpns, 3us.-ger-
ldbt st. paul 1850 Rprsens erre&t Wtinneapos
Vrrnittass. 3urdetrenb perlds er gttnneapUIts 2oO
Nadmittass unp errei1t st. Daul 345 Na@mttta8s.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

ct. paul unb @tpur @ttY.
ytrlaftn &pmmen an
Ct. paul...... s 43 gprn. Ct. Sames.... 5.45 Na&m
Ct. paul...... 3.55 Madm. Manfatp ......... S.25
Ct. Sames..... 7.45 gprm. st. HauI......... 500
Wlanfalp ...... 6.1O ct. 9uul.........1O.39
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WAsnINoroN. FEe a 1s71

gN .f. NAsHlNGTON, FEB 4, 1871.
Public notice is hereby given, that books will be
opened on the sixth day March hext in this coun
try and in urope, Tor subscriptions 10 the National
cnter re me Act approved July A. 1870, entitled
January 20. 1871. 'A~.0''' afPio'eo
~ The . pl.c at which subscriptions nav be made.
on @ ne names OF the author zed Aeeuts OF The Gov
e51nmebf, Ell will be announred hereafter. he nronos-
Erst comprises three classes Bonds namely:
,rTsh: bends TO the amount of Va h1,nIlra, ,,;,
IONS OF Of nolIats, payable in com at 'ha i.
ot ,he; % stat-s, alter ten years from he da,s
ter in COIN at tue oearng interest, payable Quar-
Second Bends ,he amount Of Ie15 ,b,se er annum
~ the TInr oi ao,ar payable coin at he nanreI %
of otats alter fifteen Years fron tuasuIe
issue ana bearing interest vah,a the nae
I'D oln' at the rate OF iour and hall pe, quarter
Third Bonds to the amount of sevon
'l,ions OF collars, payable in CON- at lbe n,aaa
oft toe er states ar thirty Years from the ate
ol eir l,sue' ana bearing interest pay ln,e o,a,
tery in eoi, at the rate OF per cent Der ann"
SUB: crlbers 10 the Lean will have in .he
toii wing order namely: 'Ae
FIRST subscribers for equal amounts of each class
of Bonds. - - e"SA s'Ass
Second. Subscribers for equal amounts OF bonds
bearing Interest at the rate Of tour nd half ner
cent and oil bonds bearing interest at the rate OF
tive per cent. ' "
Third. Subscribers Tor five per cent. bends.
When a subscription is made the subsrr;ber will
he required to deposit TWO per ceot. If the amoumt
thereof. 10 be accoun'e TOR oy tie Goverpmert
wnen tne nonds are delivered aud payment NAV be
ka Kno"n as FIvE-IwENTy BONDS at their par value.
Inc cor received in payment will be applied 10 The
reneMpiion Of five twenty bonds. 3E 1--IF'-' III
1ne o0ngs VIII De regiStereI or fssued with cor
Pons as NAV be desired by sub.criters. Reeistered
'oo VIII pc issued OF tie denom ations Of $50
S.oo; saoo, 10Y, 5000, and $1,000: aud coupon
bonds Of each den Mutation except the la + two
Inc interest will be pa, able in the United States at
the office of the Treasurer anv Assistant Treasu1er
or Designated Depository of the Government. "'
The bonds OF the several classes Aforesaid and the
interest thereon, are exempt from the pay ment Of
sll taxes or dues OF the Ubited States, as we'll as
clpal, or local authority. ~>N' -1N
After maturity. the bonds last issued will he first
Isuee emed. by classes and numbers. as may be de-
sishated by the Secietarv OF the Treasury
GEO. s. boutwell,, ls5
feb1Odlw w4t-7 Secretary of the Tr.asuru
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Aid for the Destitute in France.


At meeting held February 1st, 1871, in rooms of
tne massachusetts, Hospital Life Office. to consider
tne question OF sending cargo OF Provisions to
france tor Tree distribution. it was unanimously de-
cidei that an appeal ought to be made to the citizens
OF Boston to raise, at once by subscription fund sui
hclent TO load large vessel with -four and other pro-
Visions This appeal has already been so liberally
responded to, that the U. S. steamer sWorcester,
the use of which for ransportating the supplies has
been granted by the Government, will Immediately
begin. loading. We now invite the citizsn ms OF New
England to join us in furnishing the means for
promptly despatching her upon her errand Of PEACE
and good will We need at least twenty-five thousand
dollars more to effect our OF ject satisfactorily
A careful and experienced agent OF our Committee
will precsde the vessel for the purpose of consulting
other relief CON mtees who arc already on the field
OF suffering, and there making arrangements for ju-
diciously distributing the aid furnished. s,.
With the facilities thus provided we hope to make
every ten dollars supply person with cheap iood
Tor an hundred days.
Ne" subscriptions may he sent to the Treasurer,
Mr.. PATRICK T. JACKSON, No. "a Flanklin st.,
or to any memt er Of the Executive Committee. or of
the Subscription Committee Persons Who have al.
ready subscribed will tighten the ork OF the Com
mittee fthey will send checks as soon as convenient
to the Treasurer. fE at.aI n- sf .ir Y r
r5ai 1eu JOHN NJ. FORBES, Hsle
H. Il. HUNNEWELL.
WILLIAM END1COrT, JR.,
.-...t .t MARTIN BRIMMER, e,
AVERY PLUMEk 'Ff+ z Il
a0 a1 Il. B. FORBES. lgrsl .ssie
Feb f5-d1w pa. = ~'S --,~~'
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$1,000 to $4,000. For Sale

III ALF or whole of first-class Grocery Store
II located on q good corner, GOOD store, looe
lease, low rent Best Of reference given and re.
quired. Paricuars, =
febls-at TAYLOR & Co., 20 State St., Boston.
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JOHN w. MUNGER e SON, Agents
STA TIE OF MAINE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber ha.
IN BEEN duly appointed Executor OF tte Will u
LIZA L. vAU 5HAN, late OF Portland; ~.
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased and nas
taken upon himself that trust by siving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon he
estate OF said deceased are required to exhibit the
same; aud all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to teGr ~
SAMUEL f. SPRING, Executor. F
Portland, January 17th, 1911. ara ieb7, ,14,21
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OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE ENGINEER,
Third District,
Thompkinsville, N. Y. Feb. 16, 1871.

OEPARATE sealed proposals will be received at
~ this ofhce until Wednesday, 18th oil March 1871;
at ~ O'Clock NJ, as folIox VS.:
lst For about t wo thousand five hundred f2500)
TONS of granite, in irregular blocks, varying In
weight from three quarters OF a ton to two ions,
Delivered in "rip-rap' foundation, for Light House
at PeDfeld Reef a. soon con- ract is approved,
I'd. For about I've thousand (sOO6) tons OF granite
In irregular blocks, in weight not less than ton
each placed in protection wall at The side OF the
Light-H House at Bridg port, Connecticut.
sd. For about the same quantity of same weight
and placed similarly in wall at Long Beach Bar
Light station The second and third are not re.
ouired to b. delivered prior to June next.
Proposals must ate separately the price per ton
for the granite delivered and placed AZ each of the
thre. PAGES pamed, in the manner shown in the
plans an specific ltions to be seen at this office.
Proposals must be in nplica1e accompanied by a
guaIanfv in duplicate, with printed copy of this
advertisement fix ID to ach proposal, aud addres.
sed to the nn icrsgned, endorsed on envelope, "Pro
pesas FOR Grante."
81 Ill J.C. WOODRUFF,
Lieut.. Col. OF Engneers, on a5 .
feb22-6t Light Hous5 Engineer, Sd Dist.
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millinery Store for Solo

oULu aoa % Fancy Goods Location of great
eS, ao,nc sooJ n,, ore with well selected stock,
given tor selling. fartlculars VI ieason1
capital. TAYLOR e. CO
N1s-ss ~ State st, Boston, Mass
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENr.
r. AUGUSTA, Feb. y. 1871 I
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Petition tor the
IN Pardon OF Jacob d. Cotton. convict in the
State Prison under for The crime of rape ia
now pending befo,e the Governor and Council, and
a hearing thereon will be granted In the Coun-
ell Chamber at Augusta, OIL Friday, 24ih inst, at
10 O'Clock a m.
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW, Secretary Of State
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Retail Depots at the following Apothecsries:
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3O3 Congress Street.
II. SWEETSER. ~ Market Square.
Wholesale Agents.
W. r. PnILyIPs d CO.,
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The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
Manutacturing Business for Sal,

HALF or whole OF tirst-elass Manufacturing
II business; safe, reliable, and profitable; gods
staple as -four; wi bar thorough investigator.
References exchanged. Particulars.
fele-3t TAYLOk & CO., 70 State street, Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
BONDS.
SIX PER GENT.
GOLD BONDS,
Free from Government Tax.
Portland and 0gdensburg Railroad
First Mortgage Bonds.
Principal and Interest Payable
az Cold.
The undersigued have authority 10 offer
fer sale shc Bonds Of the Portland aud
Osd~Dsburx Railroad Company at
the very low prsce of 80 wish &C.
cruea Interest in currency.
BONDS.

CFueu ANtertsh In cuTFcucys
THIS road is now completed to West Baldwin,
and trains are runnmg to that point, SO mics from
Portland. B. B'yond West baldwin the road is graded
to Fryeburg, 50 miles from Portland, and the rails
will be laid to that point early the spring as
the weather will permit. From Fryeburg the road
is under contract to Conway, N. H., to which point
trains will run in July, 1871.
The road has thus far been built and equipped
from cash sunscIiIons the Capital Stock; but to
complete it to Bartlett, N. H. and to provide addi-
tioDal equipment for IT'S iner easing business, the
Company has issued bonds to the amount of $780,
o0o secured by mortgage OF IFS yentire property to
tho following Trustees: AtNt
WOODBURY. DAVIS, s ,..-..
SAMUEL E. SPRING,
WESTON +. MILLTKEN, W.
We now offer these Bonds tor sale and confidently
recommend them as a safe and profitable invest
ment for these reasons:
l. Low Price. At the present value of
US. Bonds. these Bonds pay ore per cent.
more interezt in gold on the investment.
: 2. Ample security. The ehtire mort
gage upon the road when completed to Bart
lett will be only $12,5c0 per mile, smaller
incumbrance than upon any ether railroad
to Maine, with a single exception. and lees
than the value of its rails and equipment
8. Large and Probable Local
Tramc. The business upon the line al
ready completed more thar meets the expec-
tations of its most sanguine friends and Sc
cures beyond a doubt the interest on fits
Bonds. The line is the natural outlet LOT
some of the finest waterpower in the State.
on the Presumpscot and Saco rivers, bither-
to unimproved on account of the difficulty OF
reaching the sea-board. It taps the large in
terror navigation OF Lake Sebago and its trib-
utaries,ov "a miles OF inland waters drains
very large agricultural district lying on the
shores of Lake Sebaeo and on the bal ks OF
the Ossipee and Saco rivers, and penetrates ii
the heart Of the White Mountains at Conway
and Bartlett, the most popular summer re-
sorts of the region.
4. Prospective cOupecfiers, This
road Is to form part OF trunk line from Lake
ChamPlain to the seabord. Its sister corpo.
ration in Vermont, is rapidly building the
Western division OF the road, fiom Swant,n
to the Con necticut River, and the entire line
when completed, will be the shortest connec-
tion between Ogdensbnrg. the great dis
tributng point of the lakes, and tide water.
We offer these Bonds for the present In denomina-
tions of $1,000 or $500, at ,11sar7i s
Ninety and 4ccrsxed Interest
IN Currency.
Any further Information will be gladly given by
the subscribers .11-.il 1..slf s.1
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
DAILY PRESS.
ioriinnd, Rutland, O.wego and Chicago
Rnilraud-
PORTLAND.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1911.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-24
Provision Store for Sale

VERY desirably located doing first -class paving
,, Dusnes-. good store, long lease low rent. Sat
niSctory reasons for selling
fsn,srs, TAYLOR q CO., 20 State St., Boston,