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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
From the N. \. Tribune.
Negro Women Voting at tho South.

SIR: Among the innovations which
Africa has imported into our politics is one
which would be laughable Were it not accom-
panied with the most serious results. In Iay
own State, in the lid Congress District, espec
tally, colered women in male attire have been
accustomed to vote The sex of such voters
is not by any means as easily detected as if it
were attempted in the white race In North
Carolina, have the authority of a member
OF Congress of many years standing that il
is the jOcular boast of single Radical that he
had voted 200 women in a single county.
Another difficult thing is to detect, from APP
pearance. the age of black voter They
change little by reason OF years. There is a
mOnOtOnous saneness in the whole race which
is peculiar. These suggestions will be corro
bOrated by all who have lived among negroes
and BY observation. give these facts, which
cannot be successfully contradicted, in order
that your intelligent people should see TO it
that fraud of so easy contrivance and ac
complishment should not be reiterated in
the great November Presidential election.
X. $. THARIN.
of South Carolina
New York, Oct. 10, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

AND now comes the Winnebago Chief, painted
for fight, armed with scalpng- knife and war-club,
and hungry for scalps Rumor runs that he has
made o formal demand for victims from the Great
Father at Washington, and that the latter has de-
clined to interfere. The veteran warrior does not
forget his natural appetite for blood. and his late
success has made him insatiate. But then he ought
to temper his hatred with little mercy, especially
as the men he seeks to sacrifice do not hold the Of
fices or the purse-strings. Nest Of them are for
Grant, and have always been, and none Of them.
we think, are candidates for any OF the places in
the Blue Book Perhaps they will be permitted
to live in Pennsylvania, but that is doubtful if the
Great Winnebago is in command. With him it is
STILL "War to the knife, and the knife to the hilt"
Let US pray Heaven that be will permit us to stay
long enough in our native State to vote.-PreSs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
REPUBLIC LIFE INS. GO.
CArlTAI. STOCK,

CArlCAL STOCA. S1.OOOsVS .
OrFIcE-DELAWARE BRANCH
No. GfS Market street. Wilmington.
OFFICERS:
GEO. q. LOBDELL. President.
Hon TuOS T. BAIAkD. Vice President
Il. EMMETT ROBINSON. Treasurer.
r. {. FRAlM, Secretary and Manager.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. Thos. r. Bayard. u. S. Senator.
Col. II. 5. McComb, Leather.
Clark X. Griggs Prcs't l.. L. & W.R. X.
Mark VI. Cleavcr, Banker.
NJ. NJ. Child. Real Estate.
Leander +. Riddle, Riddle. Son & Co.
tico t. I.obdell, Car Wheel Manuf.
Rev j. y. Curtis. Pre-. Elder NJ Il. Church.
Isaac {. Clcavcr, Banker,
Allen V. Lesley. VI. D., State senator
John NJ. Curtis. Physician
X. Emmett Robinson, Banker.
This Company issues its policies on stock ra ties.
which are five per cent. below mutual rates.
and its s. 0nU001 capital stock is pledged for the
paymcnt Of its policies, which is security in adii
ton to its premium receipts that cannot he secured
in any mutual coErany.
No dividend dclus;ons-so much insurance for
50 mnch money-thc. dincrcnce in rates being equal
to twenty five per cent. dividend in advance in n
mutual company. ,.
The insuring public are respectfully invited to
call on the undcrSi ed at the Companys ohce, or
information concerning plans oi insurance; tables
al rates Ac Il. Z. FRAlM.
-d5tawNw2m secretary ana MahaSer'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

NEW CASTLE co. DEMOCRATIC Tl'kEi'
senator,
JOHN PoULSON CHANDLER. Chrlst'ana ha
Representatives.
BENJAMIN Fraim. EranGywinc llnndred'
Thomas l.. j. Baldwin. Mill Creek
Sewell G. Biggs, Pencader
Albert y. Newton. Red Lion
Jriah $ Wier White Clay Greek .
William $. McCaullcy. W Wilmington
Richard Ferguson, APPOINTMENTS
Levy Court Commissioners.
Isaac N. Lodge. Brindywinc Hundred.
Adolphus Husbands. Christiana
Gardner L. Jemson, New Castle
Joseph ". Cooch. Pencadcr
Thomas II. Sharre Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

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texcept Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served by
carriers to subscribers in all parts OF Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages. ior SIX
cents a week, payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
So. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established l's'.
the largest and most hourshing weekly IN inc
tate, and hes a larger circulation than any o'hef
the Peninsular. Published every Friday morn
ing Mt s. a yenr in alvance.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-09
Tranj Abt.

Dte 81. .. muit5eitune l&reibt:
Dte Vorbereitun9en fir ben Gmpfana
oes @ompcntfen Gran3 Abt> pelaer be-
Ter Gage bier eintrefen miro, baben uu@
iere @dnsetfreile in ben leBten Gaaen
fart in &nlpru@ 9enommen. Nbt miro
our9 etn'se Der 9erren, BE an rerSpibe
oes norc1fli@en @dnserbuncss iteben,
pom 8orD ces Dampfer@ abeebelt une
no@ ietnem5otel eelettst merpen, mp i'm
Abeups Der Nem>y ortsr NueemeineS dn<
eerbuno NIT etnem Gadel3ue neblt Gre
nape gu beerdBen eeoenft. @erl4tepene
aupere @elaneueretne perben fl9 au pte=
fen 3pede ben, NIe.metnen Sdnaer>
bunee an19lte6en. Mbt upiro f& dbrt>
gems bier nur Elm bic 3wet Sage auf>
balten. sc blrften unieren 9eier1 ptel>
let&t etniee Mott3en aber &bt erpanl@t
itin. 49,:
Der @omponif beS 2iebe8 v@enn bic
@&malben ~beimpdrts 3tebn" &purce am
%. DECEMBER 1919 In @tlenbure. @a@<
fen, eeboren. 9lbt mar pom ieinem0 Safer,
ei,em preotser nit ta9tieen muTtali>
laen 8enntniGen, fur bas Stubtunt Der
1btolcste befimmt. 81 beiubte Sic
1bomasl@ult In Qeip;ts, no Jpn @ele<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-09
xa8e8neutefeiten.

49, Sn @albtn8ton 1T an, lebtsn Din,
flag 81. Bm. Soss, Mitolier nts
S&metSer8 uneesrutbs, anaefommsn unp
bat ben oertisen uSpiben" feline @r>
pfeblunesbrtsfe prdientirt. Or. SoeS
miro tte ssrl&teeenen Staaten Der Union
berei(en, unb bic fit Sdpeiser; Mn(iecz
lunsen elnfioite 2ofalitdt aussuluben.
- &i&ter 8ecforo In Stem Sort bat
Den Nntra9 Der Mopofaten nes 6eleen
Der 8tlsti&enM orctra8tuie, 8oet abb
9ewieleu.
49, 2ebten Dinfas frab fubren bret In
einem Baeon NIT Wilafannen fBenpe
Mdnner nod s. M. @ttarns @etoen>
maarenfabrif In Der 42iten Gtra6e In
Stem Sort. @tner tlcpfte an Die OiFce<
lblr, uno ols ptele rur& rem portter &C.
6fnet puroe, i&lus etn 3weiter penielben
nit etnen' prd9el nieoer. Der portier
miro eann aefnebelt uno eebunren unp
fir $4,000 5eipenftefe tntflbrt.
49, Das Sbto>S BON BEN
Dor lauter "&eform" aar tetne Nsee mebr
1T, fou, tpie mon iebt pl5Blt@ entpedt bat,
ii 6slae etnes Geblers in rer Stplilation
unconstitutional ietn. Sn Der GIN
sanestlauiel 1eu IS ndmli@ bet6en :
Sci es perflot, bur@ ben Staat Obio",
fat: Sci cs serflat pur9 tte Aettse<
benee Beriammluns pes Staates Ohio.
Der Ab'&retber bts @eltBe6 par pabr<
(tetnlt& beioftn, uno Der @eusernar,
Der es untersei9nete, aud.
- Der Selfons>@ ert&tsbof In Rew
Sort bat eiuen sewiAtn @toree 5. Dra<
per III 3wei SabrenW sfdnenie perurtbetlt,
neil prrftlbe unter benz aneenoumsuen
@barotter zines fat1 oltl&tnY rtefers @elp
srl&wiRrelt,
- 8ei elmer @onferen3 ter Mormo<
nen,-8000 6eilt9e ees letten 3a9.s
rpareu antpeienp- e1fld,te f@ 8u9bam
youna. Dem felt Nieper1dlaeuns ltines
proSe0es Der &amu, niersr ietr eel4molz
len. fir einen Gnsel tes 2i9tes, Der feline
Slnoe be9an9cn. @arum 9ebt rer
Mann ntat unter bic ,,&eformer?"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-09

Die @arIt ten. = Cine Mabrf@
BET Depef&e Yen, soften raelpet: Mar<
l&au Serrano ridt ouf @aclat8 per.
Die @crltfen ,pei@en BET lttner Anndbe<
run8 sut0d une unterwerfen fid In yer<
l&teoenen Sbetlen bss 85ntsrsi&es Der
&e9teruns.
Bon sort ou Yrinee pirb aemeloet,
cab In 6ayti ber 6rtepe ber0etelt unp bic
Sniel rubio iei.
Gtne Dem @onereb ooreeleete BiQ
perlon9t eab Der Uncle Gam 3u @unfen
Der Gilenbabnen seb6rte ben Beutel ride.
Dteie b6dft bei9etcenen @orporattoneu
oerlansen nt&tS @erin9ereS ols bic
Na@sab!una bes unterfaieoes 3mi19en
Dem pollen Yafasterpreiie une peu1 6abrz
preile Don jmet Gents per Meilt, Der III
men wdbreno res &rteee6 Dol, her @eate<
runs fir Gruppentransport bspiuiet
tpurre.
- Sitter DonS ffenburA auz
berereentlider rulFl9sr @elantter> bat
chen BET DEM Yrd1penten feline Antritt6z
a~uoiens sebabt. Grant empfns i'm 70
freunolt&, as ob in Cincinnati ear teine
@oneention wdre.
@om @on8reB 80. April.
Senat.- SIM Senat miro BE Deli
cit>8M pa(ftrt. 3urBia fit &ufbebuns
pes Gbeez uno &afee3oQes bcmertt 6err
lrumtuQ, es iei fir Mufbebuns bteles
3o1es nt@t mebr @runb porbanpen, olS
fir Die auf Sals unb !Rcble. SIS 1et
fein @runp, nit rteler BiQ ~ ellen, ba
bis gum 1. Sult, 100 fe cod eft in Strait
treten f6nne, es m53li@ 1ei, cine Biu
nit elmer 9anjen 2iie Don Gretartiteln gu
palfreu. Der @on9reb ioQe ft9 niat
otrtaoen. obne bic @teue'n INN S 50,<
100000 perrtnsert au baben. Da bic
Administration cine &epuction UNI $751;
100000 bat perldlaeen la0en, 70 tann
es Grambuu natlrli@ nt@t btuieer ale
S 100000 tbun. @s 0sbt bod aud
tn oer n&eform" ntats lbtr @sneurren3.
Dos cadte aud Morton, Grants dumb
tId, uuo barurn Iberbpt er TrumbuQ
nod um ,ebn MiQionen uno %perlanste
cine Decentralization Der Steuerl1 Don
60 MiQioaen. S6lteeltb maro bic 8tu
palitrt, uno Ebee une &afes fno aa@
Dem 1. Sult fret.
SIN 6aue ian, cine 8iQ auf fir
Aufmunterune Der 8aumsu9t une Der
Com erptrun9 oerDdloer. Dteielbe rpirr>
no6cem man stel (iber ben &inRub Der
Bdlcer auf &esen, Selma u. +. ~. bin
uno bereeipro6en nit 81 8eeen 88
5timnen perworfen. Die plenorcou,<
mittee eebattirt bic IarifbtQ.
! 6urAesxus auf ber 7. @ette.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-09

Benbeit Aeboten wurbe, fa uebenbef In
Der @uff8enntnt1e 3u erperben. Na@
reu1 Iobe itine6 0aters tpurpe, tbnt pie
Muftt CUR &rrerbsqueue, ba Ct fd BON
etefer 3eit an nit Ter Grtbeilune ron
@lapierunterrt@t fein 8roc perpienen
rnubte. Sn bteie 2ebensperiobe fallen
aud feline eriten @lapier< uno Qtebercem>
petitioner. bte pteleu Be;fau fanpen uup
tbm i'm &nfane BEG Sabres 1841 bic
A~nfeuun9 als Mu ffotreetor nerl@af=
ten. ale folder mtrfte Ct aue1f am
Staotbeater 5u3urt@, mr. Jpn Die lterau
emporblubenoen Sdweijsr S%dneeroeret>
ne sur @ultioiruns eer pierittmmtsep
Mdnner>@ elanes Competition onre9>
ten.
Mbts Same puree balo In aQenMdn
neraeiangperetnen Qenannt; feline Mdn<
nerd6re mureen Iberau einosflbrt une
RAID beltebt. 1874 erwdblte Die 6ar.
monte In 3Iri& ben @omponti1en III tbz
rem DirtBenter ; elei63eitie ertbetlte Nbt
nit autem Grfolee @elansunterri@t. St
le9te i'm SABRE 1916 feline &telIe OILS
Gbeateroirieent nieoer une 1b.rnabm pa>
|fur Die Qettuna zines eemil9tsn @e(ane>
reteines, ces @dcilienpereines, unp Der
Wintereoncerte in 3l1ih. @pdter NUT
pe ibm Die Die Sberleitun8 be6 aus "a
@elan0peretnen beittbenpen 3uri@> Setz
%perbanres ilbertrasen. Sm Sabre 1852
1erelte @bt mad Yraunlhweta iiber> no
man tbn 1855 gum eritsn &apeumetaer
am ber3o9li&en 3tea':r unb per 6ofca>
peue ernannte, peI9 ) Nmt er nod jebt
bsfletoet. Nbt 1T ly,t 1865 Mitelieo Der
f6nt9lid 14weoilten Mtapemie tsr Sim
le.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-09
ReMeftee per Eeleotapb.
ct. paul, /. Rat

- Cine eonbouer @pe3ialoepe(de ter
q. D. Merlp ld6t cen Gorrelponpenten
rea Ylattes aaseblt@ ouf aupe.ldliae
Autoritdt ertldreu, raB bic brittil@e Re>
9itruns Die Goreerunoen auf inrirec1.n
S4aceneriaB ais 3urdds9oeen betra&tet.
@laofone ane @ransile rrlroen Grant
i'm parlamente 2obeserbetun9en raf1r
ma6en. eab er f6 tbrsm Diuen aefd3t.
SIT natlrlid ntht6 ais cine 3temii6
plua pe Grfnpun9> Die @ineiunnati Com
oention 3u beeinauben.
49, TrduIein NeQie Grant Die tIeine
prin3eiltn, maro lestsn Samfaa Dem
yorrfaniler BON @robtritanieu poraeteut.
Sine 9robe NuSabl c%ifin9uirter perl1n>
li3feiten mcbnten Der 9roben 5of unb
Staateaft;eu BEL.
- G6 miro 9emelcet> paB Bi5mord
ni@t 9elaat babeu fol-, mas ct 9elaet baz
ben fol-, ndmlia, boB ct Die inciretten
Observation-Disclosures Der Scr. Staaz
ttH Iul Bere9t erl!arl.
- Gliaf une ba8 @%robbrSoetbrm
8aoen fine 9%eeenwdrtis pur6 a1t Yon>
tonbriden iiber ZEN &bein perbunpen.
- Die S&weiser &eeierune proteRirt
9e9en Misunderstanding bes fransSfl4en
pof|9aeuas se9endter Der S@wei& mdb<
rene bai1elbe eesenaber Beleten uno Gns>
lamb ateei&aft poroen.
- 9r Grantrei9 baben fe ae9enmdr<
ti9 tetanntlt@ aud tbre llnteriu@unaeu.
Gin Nusl4ue, te7en Arbeit 60 IL, ~ UNI
terlu@tn. rpie Is NIT Der @apitulattpu
pes &~aii.rbeers bet Seban 3uaesan,
gen, u1a@t ben @eneral Bimpfen NIT
Dem bitterRen Eaeel flr bielelbe perant>
1uortli@. @impffsn prcttiirt. ~ 8
- 81. @inton, Elm np,gesen Tbeilnab<
me an her Gru,crpuns BON @eiitln gun,
Iobe ptrurtbeiltey Gommunif npnrce am
soften, s ubr @orntitass ID @atorp er>
l4o6tn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-09

aus &arI hes @roben 3ett.
Nus Maini i@reibt man unter bem5 b.. :
Dos lett etnieer 3ett pabier tn :Mufbl1<
ben beerifene arditettonif9> or@doloeiz
l&e Sntert1e bat jjlnef 3u .tner. .Gn,>
peduns aefabrt, pel&e BON ben Ct
f@t9tsfreunbea NIT Datt %auf9enomu,en
tpetben ptrb. Auf 8eranlaGu,o
oeS bt(96atden Srbinariots ipurberldddnr
lid unlansf bic @rabfdtte bts btr1bna<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-09

II @os. palmtr, ustersei&xtr htssa. @@aa,~
eelsses ii ,.liue.al."
y Sir btsie xtate beRebt ttr 6ar3es eetfisse
Retrisbstapital In Be ref ber Sart6tase In ben
pier Ba@uatsn f-r--t. ,Sf nidt 8re,.
belt itbr ibsx2 CENT? limb tatum 1T ber 5ret.
boneel jdSu!" Tas II Au.s, was BE &teforn,>
briiuer unb unb liberia en- Bcltsmirtbe an Mrau.
menten brauhtn. Bon Der Observation-Disclosures
serfeben Qe b691ens lopie', bas n.nn man aus
etnsm Gab Bier fir 10 Sbaler GU @las ~uer3apft,
man ~ / baler baran p~erbient. Nit Arbett unb
ben 9nteredtn Der Arbeuer aeteu fe f9 ,r.uiaer
ab. u. b. &eb.
(Su. Staats;t9.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-09
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Bur 9feini8ua9 beS SlMtcs.

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Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvKRYwHEnx.

No. ~ PINE srkkEr,
New York, April Is, 1872.
The quarterly Gold Coupon maturing May .s' y.
the First Mortgage per cent. Goid slnA'nk a."
Bonds Of the Logansport Crawforus'"e . 'o1'"'
wasta,u p.nwav of Indiana, will be paid ON or
after that date at our Office
Jones T. schuyler,
.prao. tSwaw Financial Agents OF the Company.
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MISS SAWYER'S SALVE

ii ERE you have a salve combining soothing and
L healing properties, with no dangerous ingred-
lent. remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh 10 heir.
Is more easily applied than many other remedies,
1ever producing bad eject, but always relieving
i. is prepared by Mss Sa,cyer who has used it
in her own extensive treatment of the sick. for
nearly Thsy twenty years with great success
ommended are; Chii6latns. Rhennaatisna, Piles,
Serof4la, Old rlcers, Salt Rhenm, Sprains, Buvns,
fss.r fs, fs.., sUyes f9n' ns hpae' xy'eas Sore
Corns, Bites Of Insects, Cdncers. 7oothache Ear.
Ge1e Has sors s, Npple'' Batintss, S'eoen B,eaas.
n Ssnid, s'G1a G, Isna Rrs,.. 1sfns % happ,d Monds
S0res Children
1t never fails To cure Rheumatism n propcrlv
applied. Rub it on well with the hand three times
day. In several cases It has cured palsied limbs.
For Piles 1t has been discovered to be sure rem.
eedy. Persons that have been afflicted for years
have been relieved by few applications. For E,y.
sipeids 1t works wonders, allaying the Inflammation
and auieting the patient. For CAapped Hands it
produces s,, cure I'm iImmsdately Let those with SAT-
they will find it invaluable. 1t is good in cases Of
Scrofuta and Tamors. Cancers have been cured
With II. The best savc ever invented for !S,eolyen
Breda and Sore NPples No way injurious, but
sure to afford relief. Sore Weak kyes-Rub it
on the lids gently once or twice q day. Cures deaf
ness by putting in the ears ON a piece of cotton.
For Feions this is superior TO anything known.
For Ptmpies this acts like a charm. For Burns
and Scatds apply the salve at once and il gives
immediate relief. For O9d Sores, apply once
DAY.
For HoRsEs AND CArTLE,-For Sores or
Bruises onHorses or Cattle this Save is invaluable
and has astonishing effect in curing scratches ON
horses. This Salye has worked its own way into
hotoriety, and Is safe and remedy for all the
above ailments.
We. the undersigned, have been aeouainted with
Miss sawyer for many years, and believe her to be
Christian lady and skiful nurse, and having
used her saIvc in familic., it gives us great
pleasure IN SAYING 1t IL the best general medicine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-30

ABOVE THE CLOUDS.

Mr.. Robert j. Bell, an Assistant OBJ
server at the United States Signal station
on the summit of Mount Washington,
writes to the Philadelphia Bulletin an ac-
count OF his every day experience above
the clouds. He was detailed to take the
place of William Stevens, who died ut
the station in mid winter with no friend
near him save his solitary companion,
Sergeant Hearne. A party of stalwart
mountaineers climbed to the summit and
took the body down for burial. They
placed it i'll box fitted to runners. which
| was permitted to slide down the mountain
side, the men holding on to ropes attached
| to the rear to regulate the motion and d.
rect the course. Mr.. Bell says:
1--WE occupy the depot of the Mountain
Railroad, in which we have two rooms
partitioned OF (ten by twelve,) securely
chained TO the rocks. so that the wind may
not blow us away. One we use as a kitch-
en- and dning-room and the other as par
| lor, bed and dressing-room. We also oc-
cupy the latter as our Office, in which We
keep eur baremeters and telegraphic in
struments. the wire connecting with Lit
tleton N. H., by which means we are not
wholly excluded from civilization, al
though must admit that visitors are very
few-not one since my glorious ascent.
We generally supply ourselves in
September with canned provisions suffi-
cient to last through the winter, reckon
ing at the same time to give our visit
ors square meal when they come. Our
time we must occupy chiefly by read
ing and studying. for outdoor amuse-
monts are very scarce. In case we do
have the pleasure of going outside to ram
IA. Al.
are obliged to take advantage of the same,
and exercise ourselves by hauling ice.
frostwork and snow so that we may pro-
cure the water necessary for our cooking
and drinking purposes. as the weather il
very severe on the summit, the thermomc-
ter since my arrival having been most Of
| the time below zero, and the wind at
hurricane.
will give YOU small idea how we felt,
the thermometer standing forty-nine de-
grees below Zero and the wind ranging
| at hundred and twenty miles per hour.
The cold weather which have reference
to occurred ON the 9TH of March,. and the
mode we adopted to keep ourselves warm
was to bring all our coats and overcoats
into requisitiOn during the day, with two
large coal fires continually burning. At
night we took advantage of our little bed,
| (Which is not bad one, with covering
enough to sutfocate any man in ordinary
winter weather, and then must confess
we suffered with the cold. 1t was the
coolest time that my comrade and ever
experienced. We do not mind during the
day the thermometer standing ten degrees
| below zero, if the wind does not blow too
hard, for then we can have u little holiday
by going outside. But at night, unless
the wind is blowing at least sixty miles an
hour, we cannot sleep WELL for we are too
lccustomed to hurricanes.
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rs now resdy to make arrangements for Spring
| and Sumner dress making In all its branches.
Every effort will be made to ensure perfect sasis-
faction to all in regard to qualify and price ofwerk.
Malta Laces and Trimmings also
Furnished.
Rooms over the store formerly occupied by hsr.
sey 4 Hunt.
Hallowell, April 20, 1872. m
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such - Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumptiou.
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Among the great
discoveries Of modern
! science, few are Of
more real value to
mankind than this eff
'. fectual remedy for all
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
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