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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-25

| STORE TO LET.-The very desirable
| - Store on Foster st., now occupied 6v W. Il. Jan
Sins. Inquire upon the premises. dtf jal6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
Al eagle Attempts to kidnap a
Child.

CoPAKE, N. Y, May Jacob Decker, liz.
inc near Rhoda Lake, shout two miles from
this place, has little daughter about three
Years Of Age. Yesterday afternoon while she
was playing In the yard, her shouts attracted
her mother. Going out Mrs. Decker found
large eagle attempting to carry Oh the little
one. Almost frantic with fright, she seized
the child aud rushed toward the house. No
soenrr had she caught the child in her arms
than the eagle showed fight. 1t followed
MIS-. Decker, pecking savsgely at the little
uirI. several times touching her hair with his
leak; but by running rapidly and shielding
.he child as best she could, she managed to
reach the house In safety.
Enrsged at being thus cheated Of its prey,
the eagle flew against the door and beat furi
ouslv St the windows, as il determined to ef-
feet an entrance, until Mrs. Decker, fearing
Il might break in, hid her child in closet for
greater security. At nightfall the bird flew
away.
appearance. After flying wildly around, ii
perched upon tree hard by the house, appar-
emily awaiting an opportunity to renew. the
attack. As soon rs she discovered the bird
Mrs. Decker notified the neighbors, and II
was shot 1t proved TO be a bald American
eagle, measuring seven feet between the tip
of its wings.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
ONE MONTH TOR SIAs.

More Fp,t. HGr, biHits. iGrgsr 'trceiatton
Lo,c,c IJice than any other lis SPECIAL yates
gwen for or less space than inch. and tor
q longer period than one month. fGua'iy 'nvora
hle quotations made for any single state Copies
ot Li-ts ciTculars. Estimate and full infnrma os
:urnist / on apiliaa'toe. GEO. I. RDWLLL q
~ Nempnper .idrorfistaG iq.ats. 81 Port Rof
N.lc York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

A FLOCK OF WILD GEESE DRUNK. Up in
the vicinity Of GreysOn, CAL, on the west side
of the river, since the storm, wild geese have
hecome 30 numerous as to do serious damage
in the way Of picking up wheat lately sown.-
A farmer who resides in that locality, hit upon
a novel but effective plan Of freeing himself OF
the ravages OF the millions Of wild fowls that
swarm that legion. he poured whiskey over
q quantity of wheat until 1t absorbed about a
gallon; he then scattered the wheat over his
fields and awaited the result.
The geese came in docks they alighted and
deyOured the wheat, and shortly the field was
filled with drunken geese, tumbling about and
fighting for all the world like drunken men,
Now was the time for the farmer, and with a
club he killed no less than 600 of the drunken
crowd. He gathered up the slain, and sci
q lot Of Cinnamon to pluck their feathers
from the sale Of which lle expects to realize
the value Of the whiskey used, ii not of thu
wheat eaten.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud 6aIti-
more Railroad,
Ia q q N M Et ;i;;:;s;sii5 c.
FAN r. IA ~ 4,
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
rsSs f!s1S at At
o. topping A. Al conn-c.s
tor with SMYRNA Branch kairoad snd Msryl~nd .as
b.lawaie k.,iro'd. At harrington with Junction snd
n-lawas. katlroai. D.luar with Eastern asor.
hal,toad. at salisbury win w,comico and Pocomoke
xPgE5s r@AIN Mi,G a. NJ. (sana.ys excepted y to.
Psrry"tle and a, W,Dr s"
,ninston with htrsn lor New Castle.
s,l'nSrxsnd a W..h,ns,os topping :c
nSsw~fs Ea.. sssI fs.,,
vile, Harse-de-tiace Aberdeen. Perrymans, Edge
sIoATExPREss a. ilsoP. .M.d.,ly or Ds,morsand w..h
%,ss.:s Es tnygo .s,%o. W
Havr.-ae:a, ace. teriyma and Masoii.
Fortress Monroe and SOok.w tax. th.
wILaINGToS TRAINS
LEAyh rhihAphLraiA "a y, a. .liNo. ~ 20 So, ana 7vv
LEAVE wiLalyaros At 8 IS nd s'isa' M.. 100, .s,
SOP ts.~~en caes,-r ana Pni.aeirn n,a. On SUNDAY
pn1, iT1vs WIZ Y "g!11 g a, Ms.y s,9 + \
e.oppias at al ,.a."n' on ches,er or.ex and rA-
"'sgh,a aaas .nS sA""1s a r.T Gsnt5a % &.'1s
S0s ..a +. y.a vy an =. ,S" s%h t p N al rhaa-pn. =.
a,a!l IONS te.xtea Pm ,d-lphiA and Ls-.okin,
a. "a a.s's ( : ;sa "s$i9 ;.s 'o fs'IifS:
| aEi4 ~ y. IN
Trains lea.Iug Wilmington al 645 a. D. Id
conect u: l.aMokin junction J.oJ IN, Hut
iS = N. ira MS ior thiiAiepnia and timer Cen
| tial ka,irta,i.
| rIRoUGH TRAINS rRoa BALTIMORE
LEAVE wILM iN'iroN U3,, i22u P.M So 1920 F. \
| GHksiEk fOk FHILADELpHlA.
| LEA Gil ESTER al .i5 s3s, s.ls ans Hos A. NJ
| llaS. Ia. IA, So. d II. 7 So ,ud 10. .56 ? Nj.
from bIitnotet 70 Philadelphia Leave Baltimore at ~
| AN way Ha y.35 AN, EIpres I; W 2. n Nj
| press ESP Al Ekpress iJ,%UP NJ Express
From Bsltimote Port eposts med station
| t5uur. NJ
Accommodation rsinfrom Port Deposit will Perry
viileat IL M for Bsltimoresnd intermediate sta
Mons.
1 TRAINS For BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester al i2.oO ana Sli A.. t.3j
save Wnni lei"n AT l252 - ard loO2 u IS au
| ).i7 P.s
i SUNDAY TEAM IRON BALTIMORE.
neaves Batlure AZ 725 ~, stopping At Magaoa +.
msns hh@rieeG, Hasre-d-,t ac-. Psrryti!i-,C ,Cns i"
town, Hrth ssst, EIkton n> Newark, stanton, New
port. Wilmmgtop ,ClAymont. rSooa and Chester.
| kkSNEy. sup.rint.nnpra
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
An Angry Word.

Ah, word III anger spoken
By her my kind new friend.
Foil h,r .hly on a heart that's oroke"'
That broke. but could not bond.
An idle thing sha may forget.
But Ii never can:
Oh /! call it not n weak regret.
Nor deem me less man.
For what more manly than to feel
A friendship 20 sincere.
Than time can never wholly heal
The wou I'D that ranklos hcrc;
That rankles here about my heart.
That dims the summer day.
Until feel how near thou art.
And yet 90 far away?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
Boots 4 Shoes.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES,
nj, CHEAP. CHEAPER. CHEAPEST PAT.
xHl RI X MONAGHAN. 1iS .unai-vu .s,r,.t
~ has Just laid In a large stock ci Lanes
Gents Misses and Chi iren'- i;oots Shoes
and Iaitef. of all kinds and sizes rne-e good nie
from the best man nuiac'pr.rs. and we're bought at
= bargain. So that he j. Offering them very cteat
lower 'han the lowest. = rites 10 string hstpuir
in shoe, OF any Mind can find them a, 'p5 Msll,,,.
street, TIE cheapest shoe store IN the ci' Cai al
see for y0urse,veS. Customer Work and Repair,i-. 4.
receive rrohpt attention. apia.d,N IS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

The Cork correspondent Of the Boston Pilot says
that more people are now emigratlng from Ire
land than vt any previous time Not less than
four thousand leave the country every week, and
two Thousand 60 from Queenstown alone. Whole
hamlets and villages are left with only the old
and decrepit in them, and some cities, such as
Limerick, are going to decay. In the opinion OF
the Pilots correspondent, the United States should
discourage the Irish from coming here, as they
are at least as well off ut home this country
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

In South Australia, during last January the
mercury often stood at l0S degrees Fahrenheit III
the daytime, and never fell below 80 degrees at
night. 1t was at about this time that the Althe'
reached Australia, having experienced great dis
tress on account Of the frghtful rain of smallpox
flies, which loaded her down so that she aimos
sank. and it was only by the greatest exertions o
her crew that she was saved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
ANCHOR LINE sTEAMERs

ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
San. EyERy WEDNESDAY ANp SAruR-
.AC DAY.
Passengers booked TO and from any Railwsy Sta
WAY. sweden, p.uui,rk. aermany. France. hol-
land. Belgium, and me nitsd states.
AT LOWEST IL RHENCi RATES
Cabin fare trun New ork to GlmsS0w, l. yer oool.
Londonderry or Queenstown. 67S and Soo' inter-
mediate. $50. Stsorage. SsS.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
,rv can tickets AT reduced rates. For tur-
ther partisulArs apply to the Agents HENDEk-
SON BROTHERS,. Bowling Grcen NJ !. or ~
ian9-lyss1. uarls N Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE

WILLIAM BANTER
~N Inform. his friend. and h. ruhI'c
NN@N generally tina: he has t.ken the stot.
lETEEE& s. Il. r"rafr w G1d !shfp(ey Sts.,
~ WILMINGTON. DEL.
" her. he sili keen On ldnd a good assortment "t
Wines. Brandie. and lieuo's. cnpri,ne
Coghac Brandy. lanai ~ ~piriIs.
P,le Champagne. scotch Whisky
Extra Ext DO ii,SI ioiI,nd I'm. ''t
Old MonongahelA Whisky. Al!echany WHISKY,
Bourbon Whisky, the very best doube tectiiied
Whisky in the country. tnat cannot he bought
cheaper elsewhere
WINES-Maierta. Sherry; Lisbon. Swce. 'lnlr-
ga. Champagne and Liar,t. All ot which are
warranted to be pure and Of the best quality.
kkANDIES- Raspberry. B!ackhorry. Ginger
and Cherry.
ss- Tavern Keepers and Retail Dealers supple
| at cheap rates
MEnf NAL PURPOSES lnyulids and ciher'
desiring old Wines and Liquors for medicinal iur
| poses will find il to their advantage to call an
examine my stock of unadultera;el iiquors betor'
| purchasing elsewhere.
! ~. Persons at u distance will find their order
| promptly attended to. All liquors sent iree "
| charge to any distance within twenty ules.
| So Hotels supplied with Casks. DEM johus. Ac
| AS- Purchasers VIII hrd it 10 their aI.uutaer T.
call at the >. +. corner of Fourth ana shrt y -
| and examine my stock beiufc making their pur
| chases. Ijahl2-hl WM. EAAi th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

The Hertha, the first German maI,-of-war that
will ever have entered the port OF San Francisco
is expected to arrive there this week. She comes
from Japan, and great preparations have beer
made to reCeivo her.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
alcW AQrrrt,ssmrnts.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
be n,-ertei IN :"S NEWSPtPEhS. incIuiing =;
PALiEN IL
SOUTHERN STATES,

coverre thoroughly the States Of Maryland. Dcia
wa,e. Nir-il ia. West Virginia. North Carolina
South Car"linn. Georpia. Alahama, Mississippi
louisiana. An nlsas. Tennessee, kentUckey nn'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
geW advertisements.

TRIIE tOKsl. swi.s Magnetic TIME KEEP
AAOE Err and Indicator. Indispensable to
TIM r every weller. truder. boy. iarmer and
! lHl Z for EVERYBODY in need OF a rciioib-
time keeper. Usual watch size. stee, works. grass
crystal. IN neat OnUlDE case. WARRANTED 10 de-
aoie correct time Tor two years. Nothing t.te ~.
lu'o sold weekly. This valuable nrtice. in neat
case viii be sent. prepaid. an, where, for 81:
s.. Try one. Circui.rs tree. Order only from thu
Sole Agents. F. KING i Co. Battieboro'. VI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
mo THE PUBLIC.

Tam rox getting up a new Portable HEATER.
which for che apness dsrabi y and economy cannot
be surpassed The inside being Of wrought IRON
tsxcept the east iron) is manufactured under my
own supervision and made in the best manper II can
be gotten up less expense than any other neater
I" '"' "'"'S X. MORRISON.
u.,a.sm SUS Shiplsy street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

MDhE KAI.K a y,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Or and after WEDNESDAY. October 18th 1871.
passenger ear will be attached To the tre sh /
trnin leaving Phitaaeiph,a at 900 p. m. tor VIII
slugton.
Ihe train will stop at Stations as follows. when
'guaied nray's Ferry. a,l2 y. IN. LaIsretto y. 81
?. IN: Chester. g.4l y IN; Lamokn. 8 A. =. IN; hu :
low. s49 .. IN; Linwood. 9iS p m; la, mont. To-,
p IN; Elierslie. OlS p. IN: arrive Wilmington l0,U
pm. octlUi h. +. kENNEf. SUIT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19
Washington Matters.
THE CREDIT MoRILIER.


The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Advertiser says that the developments
of the Credit Mobilier have become the sem
saton of Washington. Cakes Ames on Tues
day presented his statement. which disa-
greed decidedly with several of the denials
printed during the campaign, and also fur
nished list of members of Congress to whom
he had sold stock. His testimony, with that
which has gone before, has fixed direct or In
direct ownership or interest in the Credit
Mobilier upon nearly all whose names ap-
peared in the McComb list. In most lnstan-
ces the stock was held in the name OF Cakes
Ames. Some paid par for it, and some paid
nothing Some held the stock to the last,
and others ascertained, through jeremiah
BLACK counsel for Colonel McComb in the
Philadelphia suit, that their names had come
out there before the commissioner.
The Journal special says ''itis certain that
some of the first men of the land are involved
more Or less. They have begun to prepare
explanatory statements, one of which was
presented to-day, exonorating the gentle
men who made it. Mr.. Ames is understood
to be guided by the advice of General Cush-
ing, and he will be relieved as gentlemen
come forward one by one to frankly state
how they obtained their shares in this .profit-
able investment"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19
Insane HOspitaI.


The annual report of the Trustees of the In
and Council.
The Trustees again call attention to the
crowded condition of the institution, and the
necessity of Immediately providing for its re-
lief The hospital was built to accommodate
$50 patients, but the number has been largely
in excess of that. Its crowded condition can
be relieved by enlargng the present aecommo-
dations, or by establishing new institution in
some other section of the State. To build in
the vicinity of the present one would he the
most economical, the farm being large enough,
and the outbuldines sufficient for an instItu-
ton twice the size of the present one. Another
method of relief suggested, consists in selecting
from the present number of inmates those
which are inoffensive, which would embrace
about fourth, and providing for them a
separate building.
The last Legislature passed an order directing
the Trustees and Superintendent to ascerta' n
the practicabllity and expense of moving the
new chapel to the rear of the hospital. The
Trustees still adhere to the opinion that the
chapel is located in the most convenient place.
If it is deemed best to finish it, they ask of the
Legislature sufficient sum for that purpose.
If it is not deemed advisable to use the build
ing for chapel purposes, they suggest that it be
devoted to the, accommodation of private pa
tients.
The finances of the hospital are in a very
satisfactory condition. There is cash surplus
on hand of $12, 500, and ST., 900 is due over the
hospitals liabilities. The income has exceeded
its expenses during the year by about Sill 900.
In consequence of the surplus on hand, it has
| been decided to reduce the price of board from
| 81 to 1878 per week. Provided the number OF
patients remain the same as now, this reduc-
ton will diminish the receipts $4,000 annually.
The Superintendent in his report says there
have been admitted during the year POP pa
tients-113 males and SO females, making the
total number of patients under treatment 90
299 males and 271 females. Discharged during
the 1S7-100 males and II females.
Never have there been so many changes in
any one year, SO many admissions, and so many
discharged. The number admitted exceeds
that of last year, which was greater than ever
before by 2S.. The per c.nt of recoveries on
the number admitted is considerably greater
than last year, reaching nearly 80 per cent. on
the number discharged. The ratio of deaths 10
considerably less than per cent.
In October, 1S40 the hospital was first open
ed for reception of patients. Since then 4O15
have been admitted, 1922 discharged, of whom
1926 recovered, SOS improved, 594 unimproved,
\ and 70d have diad
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19

THE coast survey engineers have just COM
pleted a survey in Swanton harbor at the ter
minus of the Vermont division of the Pot
land & Ogdensburg railroad. A breakwater
is to be built here, making the port equal to
Burlington. Half of the lumber can reach
the consumer by the Portland & Ogdensburg
line when opened through, cheaper than by
any other route. A great lumber finishing
mill is to be built along side the docks by
party now extensively engaged in the same
business elsewhere. A company with ample
means has just been chartered by the Yer
mont Legislature for the manufacturing at
the same point.-Conln,erci Advertiser.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19
Duping the Sick.

In shape color and smell the toadstool closely re-
sembles the mushroom, yet the one is poisonous
fungus, the other wholesome vegetable. MANY of
the advertised and unadvertised Stops which UNI
scrupuluous Spectators trying 10 persuade the
creduious are "as good Hostetters Bitters" bear
like superficial resemblance to that inestimabe
vegetable restorative. Quite number of these
dangerous fungi have started up within the last two
been poisoned by them. Some of these wolves wear
the sheers clothing of pretended morality, and in
veign against medicinal stimulation as they vend
their acid posons; while others offer their liquid
compounds of forty rod rum and condemned
drugs under the sham names of "Eye Openers
"Mornng Glories, ''Cobweb Cutters" and the like.
Beware Of them ALL for they are deadly and detesta-
BILE,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19

THE PUBLIC will hear with regret that Rev.
DIR. Calvin e. Stowe continues i'll at South
Birmingham, Mass, where he was preparing
for an early departure to his home in Florida.
at is not probable,' says the New York Star,
shat the venerable professor will leave his
home alive His brain is suffused with blood,
for which there seems to be no outlet All that
care and attention and loving sympathy can do
for him is of course at his disposal; but he is
in the hands of the Great Physician, and will
not long survive. Mrs. Stowe has entirely sus-
pended her readings for the present and, with
her children, is at her husbands side
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19

THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1879.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with a card certificate countersigned by Stanley l.
Pullen Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon US by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
journal, we have information that several 'bun'-
mers" are seeking courtesies in the name OF the
Press. and we have no disposition 20 be, even pas
siyely a party to such fraud
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19
SKATES.
Acme Club and Common Skates, Pocket
Knives, Racers,
Scissors i'm sets and single pnirs.
Guns and Sporting Goods as usual.s
G.. T.. BAILEY,
dec9su3w As EXCHANGE STREET.
A Book for Every MAN

IA hUOA IVH HWY INHshf1,
The "SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERVA-
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man. Ner-
vous aud Physical Debility, Hypochondra, Impotency
Spermatorrhna or Seminal Weakness, and all other
diseases arising from the of youth or the in
discretions excuses of mature years. This is in
deed book for every man. Thousands have been
taught by this work the true way to health and hap
ever published and the only this class of ills
worth reading. 19oth edition. revised, much en-
Iareed, illustrated bound in beautiful French cloth
Price only 81. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt cf
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSrI-
TUTE, No. Bulfnch Street, Boston, Mass, or DR..
W, H. PARKER, Assistant Physician. n. b. The
author NAV be consulted on the above as well as all
diseases requiring SKILL and EXPERIENCE.
MARKEDLY
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19

WE do not read anonymous letters and commune
cations. The name and address of the writer in
all cases in lispensabe not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
n lnicatlons that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19

A WASHINGTON correspondent announces
that postmaster General Creswell has decid-
ed to make postmasters responsible for the
loss of registered letters when the same are
traced to their offices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19
FRESH VACCINE,
VERMONT BUTTER !
100 Tubs Choice Vermont But
ter. For Sale by
SHAW & HASKELL,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
f41 Commercial Sc, Portland.
ncti-nod2mnSns
Mother Mobiles Remedies.

Now, lis the time to keep your blood puri-
fed to prevent you from taking disease. Mother
Mobiles Healing Syrup is the best blood purifier
known to the world. Use the Snuff cure for
Catarrh, also the Moss Oil for Consumption. NV.
MORSE, No. Casco St., Portland, Me-, General
Agent for Cumberland County Be,oare of Counter
feits. dec1ssn*1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19

A LEGAL gentleman in this city, who is
well posted, says that in the rcvision OF the
statutes, the usual provision was omitted by
which justice of the peace can administer
oaths. This is possibly serious matter and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4. A. II. A,

I. A. Il. A.
There will be special meeting of the Irish
American Relic. Association this evening at u o'clock
to transact business Of important and any other
business that may legally come before the society
A full attendance is required.
de19sn1t EDWARD HICKEY. Pres
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-19
AN ODE TO THE PUBLIC.

AN ODE TO THE PUBLIC.
To the Public in general would call your attention
lis that J. H. FETZGERALD whose height
of ambition
Is, by very low prices to defy competition,
A splendid assortment of goods now offers
Whose merits will conquer the whole tribe of scoffers
First on the list are undergarments for ladies';
For men and for boys too and also for babies,
But it won't do for one to stop and dilate
On the excellent qualities finish and make
Of each and every particular thing,
So to the Hosiery your attention will bring
Ribbed, Cotton and Wooden, Striped Fancy and Plain;
Fit for all seasons, sunshine or rain,
An extensive variety for children and men,
AS well as for misses and ladies, and then
Such nice lot of Glsves to suit every age
From the hand of an infant to that of sage.
Kid Gloves and cloth, of different devices,
VIII be readily sold at most reasonable prices
Hoop Skirts and Corsets, Eastics and Bustles,
The latter desirable though not made of muscles.
CiouuS, cdcheIS anu 0dlIerS IN m0Cley array
Are laid quickly before you with but little delay,
Handkerchief plain and embroidered, hem stitched
and embelished
With pictures which by children are very much rel
ished,
Silk Ties of all shades, also Aprons and Tiers
For such things there should be great many buyers.
Perfumery, Jewelry, Brushes and Soaps,
Pins, Needles, Spool Cotton and Buttons for coats
These goods are all perfect and are really no higher
Than ifthey'd been damaged in the great Boston fire
And this little fact will you please bear in mind,
What excellent bargains you surely will find
At J. H. FITZGERALD's, if you'll give him
call,
Whose store is just opposite the New City Hail.
dec13 sniff
BOswOrth Post No. 2, Department
OF Maine, G. A. II.
Public notice is hereby given that the Annual
meeting of tha Corporation Known as Bosworth Post
No. 2, Department of Maine, G. A. R., will be held
at Grand Army Hall (Mcchanics Building, Portland
Business-The election of officers for the ensuing
year and the transaction of such other business as
'"' Per FORD order AZ HENRY s ' G. HOUSTON,
Post Adjt and Clerk of Corporation
dec11endtd
GUNS,
POWDER,
SHOT.
CAPS.
BUY THEM AT 81 EXCHANGE ST.,
J. B. LUCAS.
Sept 1S-sntf
PIANOS. "WEBER' and other emf
PIANOS. nent makers,
PIANOS. Sold by ED. 3. ROBINSON,
Cahoon Block. opposite City Hall,
my17 At REDUCED PRICES comfy
TO Let
FENHE commodious four storied Brick Store, No. 81
u Commercial St.-immediate possession given.
Inquire of ELIAS THOMAS q CO
No. 90 Commercial st.
Oh of WV. THOMAS, Canal National Bank.
sept12sntf