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Obs Burned uut Population Facing the
Winter


NH!t AGO, Dec u. Isi l.
l"' moon has revolved around
''lh sinee ne conhagratlon, yet the
hic4g" are still burning. 10
r MH2' gram elevators anu Inc I'M
'a Yards refuse to yield up the
la 'he y!clnlty OF the wharveS and
--.'t" stores there + an odor OF parci-
t'i NtiiliNg, Nlchehlng, IN spite OF
~ TX "lho> ana intense cold. Ap-
''f d" olhef reason except that
-'.t' NAV repeal ltSPlf, the inhabltants
-~ >ithh"n civ are called upon 10
"ln''i "l nhParaileled severity. II
Ir" daNN OIL i'eeember are an eX-
-" i''. j. u, come. II Wi, ne re,
.nHi IA -AFcl" ", wilIer Ioilo"el
..-.'- w -'io>e,". nc nilier wihds
'"' 'liliilH ~ lhe ROCKY Noun
WIZ F-fSt' stopping al no
- oHPa9o iheE are met ny
'''''l'9 'i'Al navy teeli Bani 70 =
'it 4lr'' lntailo SCI, ana II IL
~ ~ re- "'9lt an SORTS OF "Acanhy
III "''lI- '1tnetlInes inc
""lN'i', lihe Down i-ast ahkee'
-'''i'u i i'ai' 10 il. A9aih 1t
'N . Wollaii whose rhlldfen
fu >i"ifn'Ie "a. ~ lhe names. -; Al
amy I-@hf NlIr ~ SroahS IKE
IA 'FoilN men Tue poor SUI
Trtter for they have only the small end
charity heisdeS each other to keep
lcm~elveS warm
Over seven thousand cabins of the
nc5A Tom order have been built for the
1r,grel inhabitants of Chicago exclusive
g the barracks These cabins are of the
He-- humble and unpretending character,
tu3 vei the most aristocratic blood of the
lin4gokeliet and Aid Society runs in their
wins t0r tho cabin, all alone in its misery,
.-ArS Ne same relation to the barrack
raa-s t.rown stone 'front.' in a respecta-
.s street IN New ! ork does TO the wretch
n tenement built expressly 10 shelter the
.a-.ca-t- The cabin svmbolizes respec-
t.tilitv II the last going out of the tide
Cas-. e4blns have been built on land
-Aer leased before the fire or owned by
'te present occupants. Ii large propor-
u ri these men could have obtained
rt-il insurance they would be independ-
to-day. Ii the Chicago Relief and
sii ~srie-v md taken the funds contri-
.r-t tv the whole civilized world and
sch small fraction of it TO liquidate the
Insurance "a small dwellings, the same
md would have been reached and the
--ur money would have accomplish
n 575.le the amount OF good. Shall we
write The history OF a single cabin No
--+. subject dan engage the brain and
lrr
III thu West Division Of Chicago. on
Ng-t Washington St. the broadest and
mos. aeautiful avenue on that side of the
< situated q large. roomv brick
.-- ot much more than ordinary pre-
--fu- Is windows wear stone caps.
'-rs lead ~ il Of easy ascent. and alto
--.n-I i has the comfortable look of
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BELLA ST. Maine.
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aTsON
70 Females in Delicate Health.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. : End-
colt street Boston, s consulted daily Tor all diseases
Falling of the Womb, Fluer Albus, Suppression,
and other Menstrual arrangements, are all treated
on pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in few days. SO invariably certain Is
the new mode of treatment. that most obstinate
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon rejoices in perfect health.
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure OF diseases of women than any other PITY
stefan in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston a few days under his treat
ment.
DR.. Dow, since 1875, having confined his whole At
tenion to an office practice for the cure of Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledges no
superior in the United States.
N. b. All letters must contain one dollar, or
they will not be answered
Office hours from A. NJ. to9t' NJ.
Boston, July 81. 1871, lyrS
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Royal Havana Lottery of Cub;

A VOID 4uACAS. A victim I early iudls.
"A erection, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, etc., having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered simple means OF self.cure
which he will send to his fellow sufferers. Address
J. ii. REEVES. 70 Nassau ST.. N. Y.
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A "HORSY" ADVERTISEMENT. The fol-
lowing advertisement of "horse restau-
rant" keeper is published in Nevada pa
per:
Live stock faster than anybody's, and
all trained to respect woman's rights-al-
so children's-yet warranted to get away
| from anything else on the road Bug
gies, broughams, barouches, hacks, sui
kies, road wagons, hearses and every
kind of vehicles tor slow or fast travel
with horses to match Funeral turnouts
cheerfully furnished, and guaranteed to
make the proper impression. Bloated
aristocrats from abroad taken on to any
road. and warranted ahead of any stage
or any other conveyance-for money
No complaint is ever heard from stock
fed in this stable. More hilarity than
was ever known in any other collection
OF dumb animals since the procession
from Noah's landing. No hay ropes
about this establishment-everything is
turned loose; the key to the barley sack 3
hangs dangling within the reach of the
humblest horse in the stable, and no
pains are spared to make the guests of
the establishment distinguish the differ
ence between this and the desert waste
SQuEAKING Doors The following item
from correspondent to the Scientific
American should be Of interest to those
who "come late and go home early" lee
true nights
Il have two pair of calfskin boots, both
inveterate squeakers, which l have worn
for year [ tried all the known RENE
dies, as greasing the soles, driving in
| pegs and nails, soaking them in water
and wearing them till dry, but without
success. At length happy thought struck
me. With a rag, saturated the insoles
with kerosene oil and Eureka ct glory !!
0 hallelujah the thinnest pair gave in at
once, and the other pair after the second
! application. Sections and ushers will
please make a note of this, and ever
cherish, with greatful remembrance, the
name Of the discoverer' JONES
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
N1fsA==A=ze@ for sale, the house and lot situated
on Wadsworth Street, in Thomaston, belonging to
heirs of the late Capt Joseph Gilchrist. Said lot
contains about 27 600 feet Of land with large two
story house and other buildings situated thereon,
and will be sold low If applied for aoon For terms,
call on the subscriber. j. M. BEVERAGE.
Thomastop, Aug. "a, 1871. tie
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have been troubled with Scrofuia all my lifetime,
and Neuralgia in the head for seven years. and have
consulted good physicians from Maine to New ork
without any benefit whatever. | have taken ak
bottles of the cancer plant, end and onehalf of
the Neuralgia Elixir and little of some other kinds
and 1 now feel better than ever was before in my
life. l cannot say with MT. Munsey, that l feel
twenty years younger, being only twenty eight but
say | never felt so young to my knowledge in
my life.
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az G | 84S E!;|4t
a$gI INSTITUTE

The object in establishing this lustimt d
was TO attain the greatest perfection 10 Ill
PREPARATION practice and use of Fegetqh.-
Remedies and 10 secure permanent plai5
where Families Invaliis or any person coul
obtain The best medical advice, and such reu
edies al each might require without the -
of pois pnous drug
Dr. Greene has been Physician oil the ms
tute since its foundation, NOW more lha.
twenty-five years. Few men have hal
large experience in the treatment Of chron
diseases DR. Greene ia in his fifty -ff,h yes
and has devoted his life to this branch ut Jas
profess on, and bis success, we believe is ".
out par hllel.
Among the diseases to which lie gives
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scr
ula, Ca arrh, Bronchitis, Consumption Hca
Disease Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousue'
Rheum ntism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases Dy-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complain
Faint stomach, Erysipelas, White swellins
Salt RAeum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney d
eases, Seminal Weakness. &c.
DIR. Ereene's Medical Pamphlet, destrlE
tive of diseases and their pertreatment ~.
be sent free TO inyalids.
Address X GREENE. NJ. D,
"a Temple Place, Boston Mass
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S E w l n G
MACHINE S.

All kinds of SEWING MACHINES repaired in
skates, &c, &C., repsiried at short notice.
New and secondhand Sewing Machines OF every
make bought, sold, or exchanged.
Sewing Machine OIL of Superior Quality, for sale.
Also Shuttles Robbins, Needles, Screw Drivers, SC,
always on hand or made to order.
ssAH Work Warranted 80
P, S,-Any kind of Sewing Machines furnished o
order BY VENNER & WALKER,
3mal 46 Main St, Belfast, Me,
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COWLESS PATENT
Treadle Power !

AdajH9d tn m kinds or .Setriaq M7"tiNes
-1l--
DERSONS in want of Machines for family use OF
l manufacturing purposes. are Invited to call and
see this labor saving invention. 1t saves one hall
the labor. 1t cannot turn the wrong way. II has
no dead centres and can be stopped instantly. II
places the machine under the perfect control OF the
operator BY the of the feet alone. Inc injurious
elects resulting from the constant of the Sewing
Machines are entirely obvated by the use OF thls
TREADLE POWER. 1t can be seen In operation
on all kinds OF machines at our salesroom'
No. 2J2 Washington street,
next door to Jordan, Marsh & Cos. Agents
wanted. i2w1s HILL, HOLMES 4 co.
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Certificates Of Cures.

have been afflicted with Scroiula and Salt Rheum
all my life. have been under treatment of eleven
[mss caled) physicians and all the time grew worse
catarrh, diseased lungs fearful cough my limbs,
wrist and hand running sores, no appetite, badly
diseased incidental to my sex. Though young, felt
diton through the advice of friend. l called on
the proprietor of the New York University Medi-
cines. lie told me my case was doubtful, but would
do the best he could commenced taking his medi-
cines April 18th, and am free from the above
troubles Mrs. HENRY JONES'
July 1o,1s.l Westbrook, Me.
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1 guarantee the above certificates to be genuine,
and will forfeit $1,000 to any one that will find them
otherwise.
Persons having doubts will please address the
parties.
3ml2 X. MOODY, Agent for Belfast.
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Some three months ago was persuaded by my
wife to take the University Medicines. My health
came alarmed for my safety. In week after com
mencng to take the Medicine, felt great relief. /
for long time afflicted with disease that has batied
the skill Of our best physicians; some of which pro.
nounced her case incurable Under treatment of the
University Medicines, her health has greatly i'm.
proved. Any one doubling, will please call at No o
Lincoln street. or at repair shop Grand Trunk
Depot. GEORGE kINGSBURY.
Portland, Aug. ), ISL.
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Hu 1tCNIIVu ~ UtHIIIls DTstasVH OF EHt IUngs
Asthma, Catarrh, and all tubercular affections {,
inhalation, is an acknowledged success. By nhalin
the vapOritrom the Balm every cell or alyeole OF tn
lung tandi every bronchial tube, Is reached; tn
lungs are expanded and the healing qualities OF the
weed are brought into direct action upon the d.
eased organs.
The weed from which this Balm IL Ia1le was d..
covered by we'll known professional gentleman o.
Boston, upon the prares in the great valley OF tn
Mississippi, through thc instinct of horses afflicted
with the heavcs, and is therefore strictly grpal
Natural Remedy. He cured himself of consunptlou
when pronounced incurable by the best physician
In BOSTON, and now, after fifteen years OF nearly III
interrupted health confidently recommends 1t to The
public. When used in connection with the Prairie
Weed Basam, 1t has proved itself an unfalllng
edy for all consmnptiye difficulties. send for Or
culAi.
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Standard Preparation, endorsed by the most re
liable Physicians and its astonishing curative pow
ers attested by thousands who have used il.
1t is sure, quick remedy for all diseases the
Urinary Organs existing in male female. frrita.
ton or Inflammation of Kidneys Bladder, Gravel
Diabetes, Reddish Sediment IN Urine Thick, Cloudy
Urine, Mucous and Inyolun airy Discharges from
Urethra, Retention Incontinence of Urine
Chrouic Catsrrh OF Bladder and all Chronic Mala
dies OF the trinoi ienital Organs,
For sale hy all Druggist and Dealers in Medicine
every wi ere lyls
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For twenty tive years have suffered with aerotuls
dreds of dollars, and been treated by several first
class physicians without benefit. Some four weeks
ago, l commenced using the Univ rslty Medicines
At the time my forehead and head covered witt
sores and scaliness OF the skin; also my tongue wal
covered with small ulcers. am to day tree from
all the above troubles, and can heartily recommend
these medicines to the afflicted.
S. C. hUNSRY, ~ Chestnut ST.
Portland 1870
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This may certify that had been suffering with
the ''Rheumatism" for five months and at that time
It seized my right hip and leg down to the foot.
This the physicians called "sciatic." l tried many
took for the blood. Still got relief Tor seven
months more, all the time doing my best, with as
ed ut the New York University Branch, and the
proprietor said he could help me. SO | commenced
on his medicine, and In four weeks thought felt
relief, and In eight weeks 1 was able to leave my
cane at home and have been we'll up to this time,
three months have passed. DAVID hEAZER.
Portland, Aug. Cd, 1870.
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For fifty years have been troubled with scrofnla.
my leg. Three months ago it had extended from
the ankleoint nearly to the knee. could not move
without great pain. In this condition commenced
taking the University Medicine.
At first 1t drove out fearful humor all over me.
In few days the humor began to subside, and the
ulcer 10 now healed and feel like new being.
ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN,
Portland, Aug. 80. 30 Chestnut ST.
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AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
FOREIGN AND NATIVE orAt

be not robbed and add to your sufferings In bein.
deceived by the lying boasts misrepresentation
false promises, and pretentions OF
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proudly refers Professors and respectable Physl
cians-many OF whom consult him iu critical cases
because of his acknowledged skill and reputation
att .lned through long experience, practice, aud
o }eryatinu
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DR.. STAPLES One bottle OF your extract OF
Cancer Plant cured my little boy Of Scrofula u
months standing. IT / should write all day could
not give full idea of his suferings. We employed
five physicians without relief. His are all
healed and he appears perfectly well. We think it
is wonderful cure. Several of our friends tax
ing the medicine with good success.
Mrs. VIM. }. LEWIS.
Old Town Sept l.. 1870.
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Netu advertisements.

A GENTS Wanted.-Agentsm make more mon
"A ey at work for us than at anything else. Bust
ness light and permanent. Particulars free. Il sT!N
son Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland Maine.
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WEEKS ( POTTER, General Agents,
i70 Washington strees.
MILLION AUSTIN Propr. BOSTON, MASS
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As certain individuals have reported that the abov,
certificate is false and my disease az bad as ever
wish to say, at the time gave the above certificate
the story was not half told. In addition to the above
my leg and back were covered with sores. I am now
well and feel at least twenty years younger than
did before taking the remedies.
My advice the afflicted Is to give the medicine
trial and not to be deferred by the cry Of humbug
cured me, it has cured many others. ! believe thu
extract OF cancer plant will cure any blood disease
in existence.
$. q. MUNsEY, = Chestnut Street
portIand June 1870
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STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.

To avoid and escape imposition of foreign and
tive quackS more numerous In Boston than in other
large cities,
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n Ehl OAN ACADEMf OF MUSIC.
RETrRN FOR SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE.
THE GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMBINATION
-.-...-. DOUBLE COMPANY.
Cn CCNnEQurASLLED Ia CHORUS, GRAND ORCHESTRA.
sRn Dsrs AND Manages
The Company embracing the following
,,EXTRA0RDINARY ARRAY OF TALENT:
Miss EMMA HowsoN Miss FANNIE GOODWIN,
Mrs ZELDA sEGU1N, ANNIE KEMP BOWLER,
Messrs WILLIAM CASTLE BRooKHoUsE
BOWLER, ]. II. ATTERS0E, TenOrs
Messrs. s. G. CAMPBELL, henri DRAYTON,
A. HOWELL Bassos.
Mr. EDWARD sEGUIN, Bufo.
GRAND CHORUS OF SOLO VOICES, transported
nRCHI STRA
OPENING NiGiHiT MONDAY, February r1 S-''' 8,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
TUESDAY, BENEFIT OF Treasurer ZIMMER-
MARTHA MARTHA
WEDNESDAY, BENEFIT OF ZELDA sEGUIN.
~. THURSDAY, IL TRovAToRE
First appearance Of Miss EMMA HOwSoN as
LEONORA.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF WILLIAM CASTLE;
FlDkLlO (Beethovens only oper4-nrst time here
SATURDAY MATINEs-oBERoN.
SATURDAY NIGHT-DER FREISCHUTZ.
Admission sl Reserved Seats, 90 cents extra.
Family Circle, 90 cents. Amphtheatre, % cents.
Will commence at North Co.'S Music Store, No.
lO26 Chesnut street, on Wednesday morning., Feb
II
LIBRETToS-The authorized aud correct edl-
tlons OF the operas, as sung by this company, can
only be procured at the above store inside the
Academy. Those offered for sale on the sidewalks
ana at places not here designated unreii-
able. 1SS
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
"a THEODORE THOMAS
UNEQUALLED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
FIFTY DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, Fe0. 8; SATURDAY
AFTERNOON and EY EHING, Feb. l.
The public is respectfully Informed that Mr. Theo.
dore Thomas will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
on Friday and Saturday Evenings, Feb. and l. and
aGrand Matinee on Saturday Afternoon, Feb 4.
First appearance OF the celebrated Pianiste,
MISS ANNA MEHLIG,
pronounced by the press wherever she has appeared
the greatest Pianist that has been heard in this
country. Together with the UNRIVALLED OR
CHESTRA, many OF whom are EMINENT SOLO,
! ISIS.
Aulotslnn tickets One Dollar
hestIVed seats Fifty Cents Extra
Fany Circle e...................s.. Fifty Cents
SPECIAL NOTICE.
subscription Ttck cts for the Three Concerts, in
cludiug Reserved Seats, THREE DOLLARS.
The sale OF Subscription Tickets only will COM
mence on Thursday, January 26 at r. A. North Il
Co.'S, No. 1926 Chestnut street, and close Saturday,
January 2S
Sale Of seats for single nights will commence on
Monday, January 3d. at Box ONCE Academy Of
Muse, and at +. a. North Co.'S, No. 1925 Chestnut
street. % 6t
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Foreign AnnIrr.

The bombardment of Paris continues
American arms continue to be landed in
France.
The military in France continue to be
active, despite all the rumored capitulation
movements.
-Garibaldi appears to be full of fight, and
wants more volunteers forwarded to him from
Italy.
AT Favres request, Picard and Dorian
have received passes to go to Versailles to
join in the negotiations.
The secretary of ex-Empress Eugenie, on
Wednesday, asserted that she had not signed
any agreement which Bismarck claims to have.
-Gambetta states that he does not believe
that Paris will capitulate. He thinks that
France will be able to expel the invader from
her soil.
Large quantities of provisions are being
forwarded to Versailles, which are supposed
to be intended for the relief of the starving
people of Paris when the city falls.
"A fine of 10, coo, 600 francs has been i'm
posed upon the citizens of Nancy and the sur
rounding districts by the Prussians, on &C
count Of railroad bridge having been de-
stroyed near Toul by francs-tireurs.
The Bonapartists are said to be actively
intriguing, and there is constant journeying
of coursers between Chislehurst, Wilhelms-
hoe, and Versailles, the centre of the in
trigue being at Brussels.
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WNws SUMMARY.



The remains of Jimmy Haggerty"
arrived in this city at o'clock last evening,
from New York. The funeral will take place
in day or two.
Last evening Past Grand Chancellor
Philip Lowry, of the order of Knights of
Pythias, in the absence Of the Supreme Chan
celler, Samuel Reed, installed the newly
elected officers:-G. c., George H. Jones: q.
v. O., Daniel NJ. Blackburn; 9. r. s., Geo.
Hawkes.; G. B., w. T. Rose; G. G., E. A.
Pbaro; g. l. S., H. w. Chambers; G. o. s.,
Henry Strockbine.
The Police Committee have refused 10
accept the new station-house of the Fifth dis
trict, which has just been erected on Fif-
teenth street, above Locust. The refusal is
based on grounds that the slate upon the roof
and the railing surmounting the building are
not of a good quality, while the doors are not
properly hung. The wainscotting has not
been done according to the specifications
These defects will, however, be remedied in a
few days by the contractor, and the new sta
tion-house will soon be occupied by the force
of the Fifth district
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Domertic A0aira

The weather in California at the present
time is very warm.
"A New York despatch says that Hon.
Thomas A. Scott is to be President of the
Union Pacific Railroad.
"A very disoroerly scene occurred on
Thursday in the Arkansas Legislature, grow
ing out of adverse parties claiming seats
in that body.
John J. Filkins has been indicted at
Albany, n. Y, for robbing the express car
on the night of the 9Th instant, in which the
messenger was brutally stabbed.
"A conference Of Western railroad
men closed in New York yesterday, its OBJ
ject having been to attract enigrants to their
lands, and urge legislation in their favor at
Washington.
The miners strike still continues, and,
although many attempts have been made to
conciliate the strikers, there is not the least
disposition on their part to commence opera
tions again.