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A. midnight on his Wooded hills,
The Centaur lay dreaming OF the hour,
When mankind cured Of aching llls,
Should know his all-healing power.
Nor long be waited The blind could see, 49,
Strengthened were limbs by pain long bent,
Cnpplps rap, and the lame on beHdCd knee
Gave thanks for the Centaur Eminent.
The Centsnr Llniment is the greatest paia-re-
lieyer the world has ever seen. rheumatism.
whether iuAammat0fy, fciaiic or neryouo, IL
made 10 disappear. Swellings eease 10 pain
wounds are head, burns are cared without scar
and stngs aud bites are rendered harmless.
Mrs. Il. Powell, so Atlantic st., Brooklyn, n.
Y writes 81 have had the rheumatism for ten
veArs. ] have tired everything The Centaur
Tiuiment is the only thing that does me good.
Mr. e. harIes mn, GIG Pine IT., Philadelphia
writes. That two bottles of Contaur Liniment
has cured msst severe sprain Of bis ANGLE
J. u. Martin Of j33 Seventh Avenue, n says,
The Ceutaur Liumcnt has cured me u a tnfti-
BILE ease Of iahammalorg rheumatism aud esunot
b. too highly recommended
% BnoApsAT, Aug 2st, 1872.
IAN horse owner, should have the Ceutaur
Eminent We used it lu uur stables snd iud 1t
the bost thing ever adopted
MARSH.
supt Adams Express ca stables.
such testimonials can be repeated indefinitely
Try Il once. We aill warrant 30 every time. sold
by all Dragglta,
z5zm j. h. ROSE 6 Co 50 broadway, y y.
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Played ou.-EpIzooty.
The s]eighing grows thin.
Where Is the Tgm0at Gasetie5
Sunday gave ms hight snow storm.
Saturday was the pleasautes day Of
the winter.
-Now's the time to en- your ice houses.
you can't DO & next summer.
-Messrs. Hunt 4 Co, are running
their shawl Mil on half time for a few
days.
&c. y. Sibley's Pictorial Advertiser
calls people by the scores to purchase his
goods by Is editor
The church bells In this village were
toled one hour on Wednesday, last, as a
tribute Of respect to the burial Of Horace
Greeley.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club,
assisted by Miss Edith Abel, vocalist
give a concert under the auspices of the
Young Mems Association this Wednes-
day evening,
The itemizcr Of the Free Press refers
back a little to get enough for to give a
"throw." II is all pleasing, Kind sir, but
your ready wit should supply YOU with
gossip enough to supply You with in
formation without referring to facts of
the past,
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UCKIN HAM s BY T..
FOR THE wHlsKRgs.

As oar EsnautT ia many cssSn requires bao
lyug ulae, ADJ to9 AueA care. % foatofs gray
"a AIDED HhisksFs, 80 have prepared his ags,
lu one Fsp85aii8h phicA siI quirki} and ssire
fusliy aaesul tlisA this resut Is il sassiT ap.
pied. ass produces a oelor sH4rb va. Hr4thsf
f4b nor sash "A Sod y al DfnEF 81 Price
Efty Cebts.
Maaaiaetafsa BY Il r HALL A 90,
z7eaNiyn eA@haa u
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SCRIBNER,S LUMBER & log BOOK

New, enlarged and improved edition Of this
valuable book just published, giving correct
measurements for soantlinR, boards. plank, saw
logs, by Doyle's rule. Cubical contents Of square
and round timber, staye. and heading bolts
Capacity Of clsterns, wood tables tables Of wa
ges board, Interest tables, etc. This is the most
valuable and popular book ever published Of its
kind. He'll a million copie, have been sold. Ask
your bookseller for the new edition Of 1872 or |
will send ora for IS cents, post paid. GEO. W.
FISHER, 7. o. Box 23s, Rochester, n. Y.
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a singing Class has bega orKauire3
with &. g.. ~uan3s instructor.
-=Tbe8 e. Gagpes gave q reading ea-
terts.umeat ous cyeB.ag lasi week. The
a.gsl VS. stormy yet = fair sa15cHee mei
ta bear h.m aBd wee well pleased
The Jesse Qfthe pIeseut proprietor 90
use Store expires s8oH anj the people fear
Csc store will bs closed, and toe people
De compelled 90 20 out oi town ~ DO ali
their trading, TIE store IS for sale or %
rent. ard asers good INDUCEMENTS for an
ealerprlslug man. ~. HsFgood Is the
owner.
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FAFE }1fE DaeGUE fiLEa When Df Wis&t's
Ea.ssa u alld teiFe 81 egAE eJughs. d
ttse3Eg e. tho lgrEz.Ans arfFst The tel destroy,
e. Egasg1F gigl. 3 does wsfe than musi ply
r4elaHs e4a %. IAe Gee u angle bette c.As-
.Ag COS dollar, Hla ssilafY tie lncredniaas that
they ues lBsk 10 further ~ tie rtqu4fsa 80
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aeenniuAata % esd uut yua Mraat ans lunEt
are in stats q earun5e innkmmsisans AttaCt
~ hfst sfuptasat of TalmauAry lrt tstlans Hith
Have H1sss n H#sAsaaa8 nua ~ ana arA8eNp
40 sAsy sesarg gultsatsus Z "a Autnua,
ssla y ~ pruKrisis-
Titfs ra1thasAs nrars care ia ! minats
STRAUSS FAY0RiTE WALTZES.
- We have iusi sasua3 sirsass' Waiteps IN T'wo
Volumes pglas - essh j. baafas - sseb Is t3otA-
he - volumes eeHtslH over Forty NesHhfHi
W ltaes uorlh 81 iaAst t3h 30 sheet hrm ia
0Flafing ffam ether dealers hs pAFut ulAr g. ash
f5f prfrns Enfrlas a. sfaaJss WtfsEs. a. IL
= ths Gals correct sud complete sdltioa- A..
Hrrte. ]. T. PtEEGN
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wilt forfeit one hundred dollars or II full oased
Sewing Machine 60 any Sewing Machine that will
do the variety Of work which can be done on the
Grover Baker Sewing Machine by use Of reg
ular attachments,
GEO. l.. HOWARD,
5Ieowlyx Factory Point, W.
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JaBsar Warden. SIR kniEht G. =
Houghion of North Bennington, Treasu.
ngr; sIr Knight Chzs = HaogbioB 81
North Bennington Recorder, ST. Knight
A.C. Habbei q Bennington. Standard
Bearer; sit knight 4. 7. Cbiis Of Ben
usuEtan, sword Rcaef. Sir Knight l..
n. Wales u North Bennington, Wander
Sir kulght O. ". Sweii Of Bennington,
lst Guard Sir Knight G. Dart, Of North
Remington, "a Guard SIR Knight l..
Sargent Of Manchester "a Guard; SIR
Knight WA. d. Wright Il North Bon
njglon. Sentinel
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g humber - persons 81 Headache. C9lds, hsu-
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VEGETABLE riCILIAh
HAHN Rem II w T.

Eyery yeas increases The p0pulart : - Ibis va.
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Adoniram Chapter, No. Is, H.

,vening, Dec 18th, 1872.
r. /. WYMAN, W. NJ.
l.. G. ORVIs, ", &.
Adoniram Chapter, No. IL, II. A. NJ.
Next regular convocation on Wednesday even
ng Dec. 18th, at - o'clock
b. X. SIMONDs, II. +.
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A YEk'S HAIR VIGOR,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
10 rs NATURAL rITALiTr AgD COLOR

10 IT'S NATURAL VITALITY AND C0L0R.
Advancing yeRrs, sickness, care, dis&ppuint-
mont ana hereditary predpositon, al turn the
hair gray; either Of them dispUsss 1t 10 fall %
pTemAturely, aud either effect IL HusighUy and
unpleasant to behold DR AYTHs aansummnte
skil has produced al Anidots for these defor-
MATES, which has won gratitude for him from
multitudes Of women aud men. HE liAiH Yfo0E
sometimes produces tort hair; aud alsAys f6-
stores 10 faded aud gray hair It, natural color,
with the gloss aud freshness u yputh. Tie con.
paratiyely few bald and gray heads. that we now
see, are those Who have not yet discovered The
virtues Of Arms Ham NlaoR fur renewing ths
hair. The fresh aud youthful hair We sss on
older heads is often tho product d ha art II
you are dishgursd, OF made old, anstsfe and ugly
BY grAir hair restore IL youthful color, and With
agreeable expression.
As an elegant dressing for identifying the
Hair, II has no superior.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The next Regular Communication OF Adoui ram
Lodge, r, d a. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening Dec 18th, 1872
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gu11

a. l.. CraiiAm has recently made
some repairs GA hls chair factory, putting
ira new water wheel, etc. lie has also
pat In q machine Gar she manufacture Of
Gre proof shingles, under lhe Blanchard
patent Mr. Graham believes with aii
oglers who have seen and tested these
shingles. that Ibey are jla the thing, and
mna eventually Do away with Tie large
elAss II sAinglt makers whose only cuf-
feafy j. feesoaed bg lbc lhouaad. Bot
their Industry can be used ~ better adj
ysutage II applied la the nftl direction
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WANTED AGENTS everywhere - canvass
w far the iirsfaBY 90 IHt GHFsf FtHt ~ has.
IuN ~ Co, II. teuwcll The graphic wriief and
celebrated orator. The writer saa AZ eye.~its
ness. Tits sill b. She only correct sud COM
pleie account and must sell rapidly. a. n
RUSSELL rablisher, Boston, MAss,
4 GENTS WANTED, We guarantee employ.
msut Ter al, either ser Al Is dsy, aF lA)0p
or more 3 year Nen wurks BY NJ. n b. Nafof
sud others, superb premiums given away.
Money made rapidly aud easily It WORK for a.
Write and zee. Particulars nee WORrHlNa
TON, DUSTIN A co, Hartford, Conn.
A CCIDENTS.
l.,sure ia the TRAVELLERS Of Hartford, Ct.
O. TO so PER DAY Agents wanted An
sD,) els-ses 81 working people, OF either sex,
Young on old, make more money At work Tor ~
Ia their spare moments or all the time, than Al
ANYTHING else. Particulars free, Address q
sTfNsON 4 co, Portland, Maine.
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THURSDAY Dm So a1
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RARNuMyILLts

-~McNaughton & Lawrence have re-
Gently employed twenty eight Italians,
fresh from Italy, to work on their coal
job. The snow aud froicsome zephyrs
Of the Green Mountains will make poor
substitute for the sunny skies and vine
clad hills Of Italy, and If the imported ar
ucle don't sigh for n warmer cline be-
fore spring, then we are false prophet
in sleeps clothing
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TRATIss' TAVORITT WAITIES
AarSu WkSrfn Pos CoHnrss
CuupS COMMENTATOR.

Uu ths Bible, Or the Home Circle. go page
80 rsEraKiuzs The beet enterprise - ths year
i1r fgouts Every family wiE have IL. N.attHg
i8f K HatF pathsheI For Circulars sddrcss n
s. Gu0nsfEEp s co, 81 PARK Hos \, !.
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We saw a complimentary notice Of
Dr. Guild, Representative iron this town,
ia tho RailaaI HTad which We Intend.
ed 10 have scot for publication, The pa.
per GOT mlsiail however and We are una-
bic to 90 so, 90, The fsei rctnsiu. that the
Doctor wAs bard working popular mem
bef and generally found on the right side.
ur. ,Euiid was chsjrmaa ofihc committee
on Man uiar,urs, being the only member
fr8m o, aHluggon eoauly who was bon.
ared with Craftsmanship.
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nPIUM EATERs..-If you wish to be cured Of
~ the habit address, 7. +. CLARKE. III. d.,
Mt Vernon, Ohio.
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TREE Sample Bottle Of Adamson'u Botanic
l. Balsam, at all Druggists. Pleasant and an
unfailing remedy for Asthma, Coughs Colds,
Lung Complaints, Sc JOHN W. PERKINS
CO., Agents, Portland, Me- Large bottles 30 cts
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W." Attention, everybody BY pur-
chasing one 81 our packages u stationary, you
wi II draw a cash prize varying from 10 cents TO
a. 900 Address inelosing 81 90, IL MILES,
NyRek, n. Y. p .. Box 100. 29lS
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IBICE oAE DOLLAR
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

A fire in Ottawa Sunday night destroyed n
number of stores. Loss $4,000; insured
Alexander Moorish has been gazetted Lieut.
Governor of Manitoba
The Ultima 1118 tons burden, from Quebec
for Bristol, was abandoned at sea, and eight
passengers were lost.
Ex-Mayor Jesse Hunt of Baltimore. died
Sunday.
club Of ten persons in Columbus, Ind,
drew the $4,000 prize in the Louisville lotte-
ry.
The Colonial Governor Of the Cape of Good
Hope invites proposals to extend the East India
cable to that colony.
Cape of Good Hope advices by mail state that
there have been fierce battles in the interior be-
tween the Kfeli people and Tambooks, in which
the latter whipped, and from 400 to 1000 were
slaughtered. Many OF the natives were armed
with Enfield and Europeon arms.
Jamaica letters state that large number of
wealthy Cubans are leaving Cuba and purchas-
ing plantations at the former place.
Private cable dispatches announce the sus-
pension of the Union Bank of Brussels. but it
is believed to be only temporary.
The steamer Thomas Fl. Allen was sunk SUI
day night near DuvalPs Bluff. Mo-, and two Of
the crew were drowned. Loss $50, 600.
The dry goods store of Blum & Amazon was
robbed of 5000 in currency on Sunday The
post.
David Moore the wife murderer, was arrest
ed at Morristown, N. j., Monday
1t is denied that Wells Australian line has
been sold to the Pacific Mail Co.
N. II: Barnard, postmaster at Iowa City, is
charged with embellishments on the afidavits
of his clerks
The floods in the north of Italy continue to
spread and some of the larger towns are threat
ened
The revenue cutter Colfax rescued the crew
OF the schooner j. +. Farland, wrecked OFF
Hatteras Inlet Nov, Both, and taken them to
Fortress Monroe.
Michael Dillon, confined in Springfield, Mass
jail, for drunkenness, cut his throat yesterday
and will probably die
Richard Spellman of Westfeld, Mass, was
knocked off a freight train by bridge while
coming into New Haven, Sunday evening His
legs and arm were badly crushed. He was TAX
en- to the hospital but will probably die.
By the overlooking of a scaffolding in Gin
cinnati yesterday it fell killing four workmen
and injuring four others. The men had been
warned by an engineer that it was not safe, but
they paid nc attention to it.
In the billiard tournament commenced at
Boston, Monday, the first game was won by
Peck, the second by Kendall, the third by Will
marth, and the fourth by Kendall The games
were 600 points.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
WASHINGTON.
The BIZ for the Construction Of War
Vessels

The BE for the Construction Of War
Vessels.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-It is stated thai the
navy bill for the building of vessels of war will
certainly be returned from the Senate anne nded
to retain the original number of ten, and that
the House Committee of Ways and Means, es-
pecially one of its ablest members, Ellis II.
Roberts, advises this course. Mr.. Banks states
that under Garhelds amendment, if carried,
the construction of the vessels would be post
poned indefinitely, as nothing could be done
until the estimates and plans were submitted to
and adopted by Congress, and subsequent ap-
preparations be passed therefor. The appro-
prlatlon bill, as agreed upon by the committee
provides for $18,700,000.
HeRdstenes ON Soldiers, Graves.
The Secretary of War to-day transmitted to
the Senate communication stating certain diff
hcultles which prevented his execution of the
act OF 1871 relative to headstones in national
cemeteries and asking for legislation to enable
the department to supply said headstones in
accordance with law.
Nominations
The President has nominated John A. Good
win for postmaster at North Cambridge Mass,
Geo. B. Coggswell for North Easton, Mass and
G. Il. Shelton for Rupert Vt.
The French Crises Over.
Duo de Noailles, French Minister, has infor-
nation from France by cable that the present
crisis will end peaceably and that President
liners Will be sustained, not, however, without
his first making some concessions to his oppo-
nents.
Secretary DeInus Goes to Cuba.
Secretary Delano will sail for Cuba on Thurs
day. He will be absent from one to two
months and it is currently reported that he will
thoroughly inform himself of the condition of
affairs there and report to the President. 1t is
limited that Secretary Delano goes in semi
0fhclal capacity, and at the suggestion of the
President, who is anxious that the effusion of
blood on the Island should be brought to an
end.
The Louisiana Matter.
Attorney General Ogden of Louisiana, has
applied to the Supreme Court for writ of pro-
hibition against Judge Durrell, restraining him
from proceeding further in the case of Kellogg
VS.. Warmoth. Judge Miller, in reply to a re-
mark that the case was proper for the usual of
writ, asked how it could be when the consti-
tuition of the United States expressly provided
that a case wherein a citizen was party
should not be case for its issuance. The
Court took the motion under advisement.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
FOR N.
TO Il II / @ N.
A TERRIBLE GALE.
Buildings Demolished
and Vessels Wrecked.
GREAT DAMAGE TO PROP.
EZEX,

LONDON, Dec. GA westerly gale, causing
considerable damage to property, prevailed yes
terday throughout England Many buildings
were demolished and others damaged. In this
city large number of pedestrians were dashed
to the ground by the hurricane. Street lamps
and advertising boards were blown down; many
persons were injured by the flying debris Eight
ships were blown ashore at Plymouth The
flag ship Narcissus parted her moorings at Dew
onport, but the crew succeeded in anchoring
her before being damaged. The gunnery ship
Cambridge and three small merchantmen also
parted anchors at Davenport and were blown
ashore. The crews were rescued The tele-
graph wires in the north of England, which
were deranged by the storm of yesterday, are
not yet working. Dispatches from all other
sections of the country bring intelligence of
the great destruction of property The gale
was as severe in Wales and Ireland as in Eng
land, and was accompanied by lightning and
rain. Many towns were flooded. Several vos-
sells are ashore in Cork harbor. The damage to
property in that city is very great, many build
ings were unroofed and trees blown down.
The pinnacleS of the tower of St Thomas
church in Exeter, Devonshire, were blown
down while the congregation were at worship,
and falling on the roof crushed through into
the body of the church. The congregation was
seized with panic at the first intimatlon of
the danger and rushed from the building. None
were killed, and their escape is regarded as
miraculous
The Lebona, from Sunderland for New York,
went ashore and was wrecked off Lowestof
The crew hardly escaped with their lives,
Many of the huts used by troops at Alder
shot were destroyed. At Oxford the chapel of
Oriel College, Oxford University, was badly
damaged, and the freight depot of the Great
Western Railway was entirely demolished.
Non Arrival of the City of Brussels-Thc
sterm-Tribute to MIR. Greeley.
LONDON, Dec 9.--The steamship City of
Brussels has not yet reached port and much
anxiety is felt in regard to her.
The harbor of Cardiff is crowded with ship
ping. Over one hundred sail are there wind
bound A number of cottages were blown
down during the storm yesterday at Bridge
water.
The meeting at Langham Hotel Saturday
night tostake action regarding the death of
Horace Greeley, was we'll attended. Mr. Dor
sheimer presided, and among those present
were Messsrs. McCulloch, Rody, Altman, and
Bates. Mr.. Dorsheimer on taking the chair
paid feeling tribute to the memory of the de-
ceased, whose death he lamented and whose
private life he extolled He deprecated the
criticism in the newspapers at the present time.
Resolutions of eulogy and respect were adopt
ed