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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-23

PuuTICAG--Ihe Senate Committee on
Foreign Relation, have reported that the
pr"- ilen be advised to accept the propo-
,t.- Of the British Government for new
ae. To- tile treaty Of Washington. with
TWO amendments.
The House has voted to adjourn the 10Th
I1--., bat j; j. thought tA4t the senate may
nn, agree 10 IL.
Mr. Dave, Tariff ami Tax bill has pas
elHIe lIou-e. retaining the section design
el relieve American shipping by admit
t.ue free. materials of such foreign growth
a enter into t composition. The success
ot ms i claimed Il largely due to Speaker
Ealue- Mr,>r>. Lynch. Hale and Peters we
j4d,e should com in for a -htre of the
tr.t. Sc
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ID l + ID.

Eden-William Norris aged about 80 years.
May 9th, Mrs. Leyina, wife Of Samuel Hig-
gins, aged II Years.
Castine-April 10th, Mrs. Juliet. wife Of
Gen'l L. W. Tllden. aged 81 years IL months.
May 18th, Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs, aged 20
years.
Plantation No. 33-May 10th, Henry, only
son Of Mason Butler, Of Clifton, aged Is years.
Aurora-May 4th, Mr.. Geo. Archer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
,5,..il Di=patche, % the Ellsworth American.


AUGUSTA. May Il.
fhr Republican Convention for the third
tngre~-ionaI District was held in this
,.-v ut q aHtc Han n nom TO-DAY. aud
s,.> attended by over 200 delegates. Hon.
4 Z. Morrill, of Rcadiicld. was chosen
President of the Convention. Hon. Jane,
d. Blaine was nominated by reclamation
t.r detection a representative 10 Con-
4r.>> Hon. james Erskine of Bristol.
MAS chosen a eiector of president and vice
resident of the United States. Hiram
Bliss .Ir.. of Washington. aud Hiram
huowltou OF Skowheean. were elected as
delegates To- the National Convention ut
Philadtluhia and Joseph \ caBborn of
Rcadiield and \ ;. Richmond of Mon
mouth. alteruaic>.
Resolutions were passed reiterating the
faith Of the delegates in the principles and
purpose. of the Republican party and
plrIs ring earnest support to Grant aud
tnlfiN and The Congressional nominee of
the Convention. Several stirrin" speeches
WIRE made after which the Convention
aJi,urucd.
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The City Council will meet at Hancock
Hall Saturday June lst. at O'Clock 7. NJ.
In the n. Y. Herald report of the re-
cent Woodruff Convention is the following
airy description of m Ellsworth 2" tie
man:
At this iuncture the inevitable Maddox
of Maine got upon the platform and com
nencpd to saw the air with his arms. and
NJ The same time articulate sounds came
from his mouth. Maddox of Maine talked
Communism. Maddox of Maine talked
philanthropy. Then he made another eN-
c,irsion in The air Nth his arms. Then he 4
consented To explain "a his audience the
modes OF operation by which the new
party were 10 procure funds. He said u
was their intention to issue certificates ~
indebtedness. 10 he signed by the chair
man. secretary and treasurer of the EN-
eruiive Committee Of the new parry.
rhi, was to be done in the style at the
Fcuian bonds. Maddox of Maine. knew
that millions of Americans were ready to
buy the bonds any amount of money could
be- procured and In the ec>tacy OF the sub
lime thought. Maddox OF Maine. meta
phorcally embraced the whole world IN his
arms Maddox sat down al last his eyes
rolling in pious deliiium.
Hancock County Lodge |. o. of G.. I.
held it> quarterly session with Hamilton
Lodge No. Is AT West Ellsworth on Tues
day MAY lth The attendance was mot
large but it wa- rather an interesting >c>-
sion. The Con. IN the state of the ord a.
reported returns from twelve l.oh- e., with
a membership of s9i: the Lodge Ho, re-
a.. D.. f..
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NJ \ X Il | r. ID.

Ca>tine-May 18th, by Rev. ii. l.. Myrick,
Mr.. Forester NJ. Webber to MISS Mary ). lloyd.
Upper Mu>quodoboit, \. SHAY 9TH, at
the residence OF the brides father. by the Rev
Robert sedgwick. Mr.. Edgar Hill oil Ship HAIR
Dor, formerly of Maine, and Miss Mary Bent.
Bluehili-May loth at the residence Of ;.
silverman, esq, by |. I. Hinckley, esq, Mr..
John ;. Gray, of >edswick, and Mrs. Ellen
Leach. of Penobscot.
New io.k-Nay lst, by Rev. g. A. Maguard
Mr.. j. A. Burriii of Malone, y. Y. and Miss
Josephine L. Buckmore Of Ellsworth.
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Binehiii Items
Mr.. Franklin Lufkin, OF Sedgwick. has
purchased the house and lot. in this village.
of Mr.. Albina II. Carter. for $3.50. Mr..
carter has bought of Mr.. +. X. Guilford.
mouse and premises adjoining the Cengre-
gational Church. Consideration, $3.50
1t is understood that Mr.. Guilford intends
in the fall to remove to Lynn. Mass.
-Ihe improvements upon the Mineral
Spring property having been nearly COM
pleted. the premises will be ready for COM
pany about the first of June. Due notice
will be given.
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CAsToRA-is u scientific vegetable prepare
ton; perfect substitute for and more effective
than Castor Oil, and is pleasant TO take. II
cleanses the svtsem in most remarkable man
ner: does not distress or grippe. but operates
when all other remedies have failed. Ii is GER
tain TO supcrsede Pills, Costor Oil. Narcotic
syrups and all other purgative and exciting
medicines. The Castoria contains neither Min
erals. Morphine nor Alcohol. BY its emolient.
soothing effect, ii assimilates the food and pro-
duces natural sleep particularly adaating il TO
CRYING and teething children. II cures Stom-
ach Ache, Wind Collie, Constipation. Flatulen-
CIV, Group and kills Worms. Make your Drug
gist send for it, he will always keep ii, as ey-
cry family must have il. II cost but fifty cents
a bottle. For sale by, J. b. ROSE. Il CO.. 53
Broadway y. \. 4w1s
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WOOLCARDING,

Now is the time to send in your wool IS shall
he ready 10 receive it after this date. Wool may
be left at II. u Ma-ons. Whitcomn n Haynes AT
tie Falls and at i. Moore's Hapcock or at the
mill. Persons wishing for good roll. must send
their wool Ia ioI order. those Inc best nf sat
i-faction viii he gwen.
The drought does NOT ptCVent 'Arding rms
mil.
\. B-Ihc best Oil Will Ne used at this mil a. |
purchase Il at the tnannisrtnry. u. r. JOi.
Ellsworth, May ls72 3Vtk
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THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE nnd- some OF
it, most insdious and dangerou, foes in the
many so-called TONES and "appetizer,." made
of cheap whiskey and refuse liquors, finished
up 10 suit deprived appetites. under the name
of medicine. DIR WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BIrTERs are none OF these. They
are not beverage, but a genuine medicine.
purely vegetable, prepared from California
herbs by regular physician. For all diseases
Of the stomach. liver. kidneys, bladder. skin
and blood, they are an infallible and unrirall-
ed remedy. AVIS
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Business Notices.

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men und wo
men. We give employment that pays from - 1,
q per day Bushes, strictly honorable, and
adapted TO every city, town and village. sent
10 sample aud 20 TO work AT once Adirc>,
j. Latham 4 Co.. -. Washington -. Boston
Mass tf5l
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STALLION Gen. HANCOCK.

This stallion will make the season OF ls12 a.
follows commencing May lst, and ending Aug. 81
Monday Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday ~ my
table in Bncksport, Friday SATURDAY ~ the
tltv Hotel stable IN Ellsworth. This stallion y
100 we'd knewn 70 need any description, All any
onc will need to 10 Is to examine the Horse ana
bi. stock which have and am always pleased 10
,hnv Terms 81 single service 40 season, s25
- =, arr,ut Cash, or satisfactory note at first SER
,1rr food Pasturiug furnished Tor mtres or
Il ,ing - required. Colts taken e pasture broke
I'M, I.tineei ut reasonable pay. IVORY GRANT.
Buckspor May ist, 1872. 5molS
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

George A Clar:y, formerly III Dedha N now OF
aurora in the County OF Hancock and State Of
Maine by his deed Nate.i the twenty eig nth dan
Of April a. u. 1853 nd recorded in Hancock
Registry Of Deeds, IItck l3j, Page $40, conveyed
Henry C koberts in mortgage "a certain
parcel of land, situated in aurora aore sand. and
described as follows 10 wit: beginning at Il stake
ami stones, on the County road eadng IRON SAID
Aurora TO Township 80. B thence running North
twenty-five degrees East, seyenty-six rods 80 :
corner; thence Wet four degrees North
hun',rea and twelve rods to stake, thence >outi,
four degrees West, iorIy eight rods to q ceda'
tree; thence East tWen. degrees south, ninety
r."is 10 the first mentioned bound continuing
toftf i've afes tjrs. or les s1I the saiu Robe Ia
duly ghefl -<f.fi mortgage to ne, the under
~igne. pt' ihe fYir,eenih day OF November a. -
ISL The condition OF sand mortgage having
uee DroSea tine andci si;,icd by reason ther..nt
claim a foreclosure. JAMES RlcHARDSON
May s, A. ID, 1871. ~ Arno wiswell his Atty
aw2V
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

>oiice-W. A Evaas
Bankrupt <otcc-Wm. l.. Prebe
Insurance & husic-Iseo. \. DYER,
Probate Not ices,
saninris Indepe nicnt line
Sheriff Sales.
ices.
Vocal s instrumental conceit-M Mrs Alice q
Slorles
For Sale-A l. Emerson.
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-lst Wednesday in January. Feb
i.Iary August, September, and December. al
"Wednesday in April. 81 Wednesday in June, au'i
ID "wednesday in October.
rLUEHlLL.-lst Wednesday in July and Novom
her.
BrCKsPoRr.-3d Wednesday IN January. MAY
aud September.
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PORTLAND. Nav II.

Iae Democratic state Committee met in
tf..- c.fk ts-lav and issued a call for the
Democratic STATE Convention 10 be holden
81 Bangor Tnc> lay jane 18th to nominat-
J.. y..4d.iat,- 10 the Baltimore Convention.
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IMMEDIATELY If every family knew The
value OF Miss >awycr's >alve hey would iinme-
diait IL purchase Ii box amt neser be without IL.
II Your Druggist Is out OF TIL, >iye and neg T.
TO keep supplied, send seventy five cent ~ d.
rected in another column. and say YOU saw the
adS e ti>eme at in thi. pa,er. II II
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STAGNATIoN in the blood tends TO produce
nine-trnths OF the diseases flesh /. heir to-
This, however, i Obsialed. WITHOUT DEBILI-
TATiNG the system, by administering LATHAM's
CATHAkTIC EXTRACT. 81.
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sufferers from coughs. colds, bronchitis,
Group. influenza or whooping cough. will mud
relief IL DIR. WI,TAg's BALsAM of lid
CHERRY. which has n1w becu u>e for near
~ half "A century. aud sill maintains is long
established reputation as the great remedy for
all disease. VI the thrVaI. IuHg aud chest.
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List Of Letters.

Letters remaining in the Ellsworth Post
Office for the week ending May 2lst, 1872.
Brown, Albert Clo.son, Franklin
Flanagan, John Haynes, Agnes
Lockhart, Oliver Ross, A. G.
Sheridan, 4. p. Tucker, X. n.
Persons calling for the above, will please say
advertised.
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THOUSANDS SPEAK j. 1cAn0wi-
edged anil Recommended by phy>ieians AMI
apothecarie- TO be the best purifier and cleanser
vi the blood yet discovered and thousands
speak in iis praise who have been restored to
haat h.
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Headache-Mix half and half Of Renne's
NJ agie oil and water. and saturate tie head
with the mixture, then Pot few drops Of he
oil cleal. on the temples where the pam j. Sc
vere>t also swallow OF 4 drops of the Ola il
sick al the stomach; then find your pain II lou
can
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Railroad Notice.

The undersigned, seven Of the persons named in
the t;rst section of an act of the Legislature OF
Wrine-approved February Ed, ls12 entitled an
srt tn jnc1rporate the Bangor and Calais Shore
line railroad Company hereby give notice that
the first meeting OF the Corporators Of said COM
- viii he holden ut the Town Hail in Cherry
held on wednesday May 29th, lsi2 ~ zen oGiooA
in the forenoon. To see u 1aid corlvratofs WIN
cept said Charter-and II accepted q ~, az
Company and choose board ~ DlItetips aua -,
measures to further the location ahd CONSTITUTION
Oh ~, ~ Sai AMI SETH TIsDALE.
GEO. ". LADD. y n. n x SaU En-
~ """' GEORGE WALKER
MAY 9Th, Is72. '"h
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Miscellaneous.
RKTN,wICk. NAY u

The temporary railroad bridge between
th- place and r"p-ham i nearly COM
u.-.ed. aud trains will cross upon it regu-
..iI on aud after Monday next.
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u NsllINGTON. y. z. My It.
The President has nominated Daniel X .
HOBART 81 Maine. for Consul at Windsor
Nova : .ota.
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AFTER fair and prom acted iriIl OF Fellows
Compoun syrup OF HypOpho.phiirs. we con.
slider IL very valuable nervous tonic. tar sur
passing many others Of considerable repute
snd well worthy the confidence OF the profess
ion generally.
4. ii. CHANDLr Il NJ. Il.
II. A. JACOBS. VI ID.
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sea. Lone star HolE>i1-. ElsfnI.
Boone, Ec~. ~ hlttaicr. iin,taA.
" fsIficalrf EcmicN H,s.ou.
" III mes suiiuau. lu-tuu.
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MARINE LIST.

vi AhINL LlS IL
Port Of Ellsworth.
May Is.
ARRIVED.
sch. Bannv Ives. Whitaker. Boston.
Highlander. Wood. Boston.
May is.
ARRIVED.
sch Forester. Lorins. BOSTON.
u Lawrence. DAVIS, Boston.
Charles Upton Beia'ty Boston.
r. brig Glance, Dauell BOSTON, tn lpa humber for
lIali Br"ihers, isr Cuba. Isaac smith 81 La
sch Tn mes Gn'lman Bos:ar
g oraianna. Chatter. Boston,
ARRIVED
sch Ocean. Grant Portland
" Agiicoll. IN ftu,. kn-ion.
~ c..tiu- u rmtk Boston.
Heurs chase. Hutchiis Rockland.
May is
ARRIVED.
sch. storm Pctr,l. Davis, Glouccs ter.
MAY -
ARRIVED.
sch Nnnncoll WHIT ker R.stau.
~r4Hf,r Wht'm rrc Bn-faa-
all A.rhrr. Nuke Boston,
'.,fia. N'rtng. 4fn-tan,
q. ucltware. Jordan. Bo-ton.
t,r tcs Alley. i-tou.
I.-Ip-klt A-au~ R,udonf
Jlucs I'll len, Jordan, Providence
Nay %.
tEEivED.
sch Tiuia. 49,. Neu Yoik
Is llArnAna - E'ltf~'
WA Pickering Dil,. Boston,
Mayo
ARRIVED
s-h. Fsir Wind R.n.cv Providence.
Mayl5
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MISS SAWYER'S sALvE.

HERE you have a salve combining soothing and
healing properties. with no dangerous ingred.
lent. remedy at hand for the many pains anI
aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh IL heir.
Is more easily applied than many other remedies,
never producing a bad effect but always relieving
pain, however severe.
!! Is prepared by Hiss Sairyer, who has used Il
IN her own extensive treatment Of the sick for
nearly twenty years. with great success.
The principal diseases FOR which this snlvc Il rec
commended are. chRsilins, R1ennasfism Pies.
NNTofaid, on Ulcers, SAT- Rketm. .Spyuifs, BuJRs
ttrCr Sores, F.iona, Pmples, Ergsiptias. Sors
Lyss, BarssT's Heh. Dsafness, BoiiS fiag Iroyus.
torRs, Bifes n Insects. Cancers, 75othache, Ear.
Gche, Sore Nlpples, BGldaess, S,eoiisn Breasts
dch. Srali Neai, TtthiHg, Ckappti Hands
N'e'i', CTS; B'73i't' ci0sp, crarkfa Lips AMI
Il never falls % cure Rheumatism II properly
APPLIED. Rab Il on well with thu hand three Times
Day In several cases Il has cured palsicd limbs.
lgr fflsS u has been discovered 10 Re sure rcu-
.Hl PERSONS That have been afflicted for years
nave been relieved by few applications. For En-.
sgrius it works wonders, aliaying the Inflammation
aul qgie;ing the patient. For C9dppld hands II
produces 4 cure Immediately. Let those with Sqi,
Rhs'ua obtlin this Salvc anil apply Il freely and
N will find Il Invaluable 1t is good in cases OF
S.Inf'f anil TtuHors. Cancers have been cured
With u, The best Salve invented for S,col,en
Hrcat and Sore Nlpp1cs. No way Injurious, but
sure % afford relief Sore Or Hsal Eyes Rub !,
on the lids gently once or twice iav Currs deaf.
ncss BY putting IN the cars on a piece ~ cotton,
lor IeioHs this Is superior % anything known.
toT rHFie' ms acts Ike charm. For BBps
ana Nfrid9 apply the Salvc ~ once and ID gives
Immediate relief For on Sores apply once 4
day.
". among the least Of the Invaluable propcr,i,,
Il Miss SAVERS StLvE are its beneficial eject.
IN ne hair. Rubbed on the scalp, in five Or TX
NtFehi parts Il promotes the growth Of tho hair
5tvgn's I turning sray, ana % bald spots pre-
without this Invaluable article an indispensable
Cosmetic for the toilet Il cradcates dandruT and
.i's'se from the head, and bloches and p.nlplcs
from tho fAee.
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PLEASANT ROOMS.
STATE OF MAINE.

Augusta. Nav :, l-7-.
On thc following tsWu -hipe ur tlar. ul llnI
MI liable 70 be taxed ~ any Town. tie following
ASSOC ttnrnt male Tor County r. tor l-7L
hy nr county tommi- siDnrTS nf II tRcoCk Coua-
l. GA ;he nineteenth day OF March 1872.
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS

il yOn will engage with AS AT ONCE. Every thin e
furnished The expense, paid. Address +. 4
ELLIS 4 CO. Charlotte Mich.
AGENTS " aMsed.-Agents make more ulas-
n ey at work for as tlian III ANYTHING else. Bus
mess light aNd permanent PARTICULARS free. o.
sTISsoN 4 CO., Fine Art Publishers, Portlar Il
ain
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We, the undersigned. have been acquainted with
Mss sawyer Tor many years and believe her 10 be
Christian lady and skilfui nurse, and having
Hsti her salye IN familIea II gives US great
pleasure IN saying it 10 the best general medicine
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The Alhan bra.

The city of Granada, in Andalusa the
most southern province OF Spain, was
built in the tenth century, by the Moors;
and in 1875, after having previously be
longing 10 the kingdom of Cordoya, it
became the capitol of a new empire All
the houses were supplied with running
water. and in every street, through the
munificence OF successive sovereigns, there
were copious fountains for the public con
venience, and for the performance Of re-
ligious ablutions In short, il is added,
whatever could tend 20 promote convent
ence and comfort was 10 be found in tran.
ada. But Granada was not only noted for
itspleasantness, It's comforts, its tsabundance,
and the glories Of its architecture but as
the principal seat of Arabian Learning,
art and science. Its library was b ghly
celebrated, and the names and works arc
on record OF 120 persons whose literary
talents gave dignity and reputation 10 tho
university Of Granada.
This was the noble city where tho Moors
Of Spain made their las, stand for empire,
or rather for a continued existence IN The
country which long possession had en-
dcared to them as their own. The rest Of
their large possessions had been torn piece
meal from their grasp, and Granada the
city OF their love and pride, alone rennined.
They held il out for year against ferdi-
nand and Isabella, but were compel led by
their priyations 10 yield up the town in
1892 The Inhabitants obtained favorable
conditions in the first instance, and wero
allowed 10 remain in possession OF their
property and dwellings But some Of the
most important stipulations being after.
wards infringed by the Christians. who
also began 10 cOerce them on the score Of
their religion they in tie end found it
necessary 10 remove with their families
and portable property to Foz, in Africa
To this day Granada has been 10 the Moors
the obi ect of their most cherished rocolec-
tions, and most intense desires and every
Friday they have been accustomed to offer
up their supplications To Allah ion the re-
covery Of that blessed city. The descend
ants Of the last Sultan Of Granada wcro
absolute paupers of the town of Fe4. liz 10
more than a century after the fall of heir
ancestors kingdom.
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M0man's EOrtitn1e.

l have often had occasion 10 remark tho
fortitude with which women susta n the
most overwhelming reverses If fortune.
Those disasters which break down the
spirit of a man, and PROSTATE him N The
dust, seem TO call forth all the energies of
the softer sex, and give such intrep.dity
and elevation TO their character, that at
times IL approaches TO sublimity Noth
ing can he more touching than 10 uehold
a soft and tender female who had been all
weakness and dependence, and alive TO
every trivial roughness. while treadnl the
prosperous paths of life, suddenly using
in mental force 10 be the comforter and
supporter Of her husband under misfor'
tune, and abiding, with unshrinkiug iirm-
ness, the bitterest blasts of adveIsity.-
JVa,RiaQt0a Irriag
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The Vatican.

The Vatican, which is one of the seven
hills of old Rome, las always retained ts
ancient name, and in the sges when tho
papal power was at its height, this name
was almost as significant and imposing to
the Christian world a. that of Rome itself
had been 10 Pagan nations 1t occnpies Il
space which is 1900 feet in length, and
about 1000 feet in breadth il is, however,
rather an assembage Of buildings grouped
ard connected together than one palace,
ard the component parts have been erected
at different periods AMI by very different
architects
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WHOLE NO S07

the treachery of opas, powerful chief.
the bishop of Seville, and brother Of the
late monarch. The army Of Roderlc was
defeated with prodigious slaughter, and
the unfortunate monarch lost his crown
and his life.
Seville and Cordova were speedily TAX
en-, and Musa, emulous of these successes.
fastened over with his whole army, and
pursued fresh career Of victory and con
quest. A great part of the peninsula was
speedily subdued Many of the inhabit-
ants took refuge in France great mum
bers submitted TO the payment of tribute !;
and the shattered remains of the Gothic
Christians, who still resisted, were forced
TO take refuge among the inaccessible
mountains of Buogos, Biscay, and Asturi-
as, in the northwest Of Spain.
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When f. NV Time 4!

This question was asked by bright lit
tie girl, who was fond of talking ~ he
close Of the day TO busy father When
is my time? The query will carry its own
moral to every parent who reads this let
fathers and mothers. whatever duties may
seem imperative, End time for talking
with the little ones Their time Perhaps
only fifteen minutes but their timc. ox-
clusively and cheerfully. How many
homes may be made brighter, aud how
many children counted as saved, T this
advice were followed.
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A Mothers Choice.

Had the choice of only four things
says a mother) TO be taught my children.
they should be TO sing we'll 10 read
we'll, TO write well, and 10 sketch we'll
Perfection in oil these will earn their pos
SCISSOR a maintenance in any country, and
enable him 20 amuse himself or entertain
company, whether IL be under rock in
the desert, OF upon a crag in the sea.
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P4WP4V MICH. FRIDI Y, JJHE Z, 1872.
MILLINERY
MRS HOY

Mrs. HOY
Has just opened a splendid assortment Of
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
Which she offers at very low figures. Cali and
she will make prices suit, and show goods that
will please YOU. Rooms over T. Smith & Cos.
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