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The Portland daily press., 1872-01-23
Anti-COns0lidatiou.
SAY WHAT YoU MEAN.

An act to authorize the Maine Central Rail-
road Company to make loan.
The title to this act should be amended SO as
to read can act to ratify the lease of 500 years
from the Portland & Kennebec Railroad Com
pany to the Maine Central Railroad Company"
The validity of that lease is now in contro-
versy before the Supreme Court and the ques-
ton has been presented and argued by the Hon
7. B. Reed in a process of quo avarrdnto brought
by him in his capacity of Attorney General of
Maine.
The bill authorizes the issue of bonds based
upon the NJ. c. r. r. "and such of the follow
ing corporations whose roads are now leased and
operated by it as shall vote, SO to do, viz: the
Portldnd Kennebec the Somerset and Kenne-
bec'' and other railroad corporations there mem
toned; and all of these companies are author
lied to ''ataite IN a mortgage of their railroad
franchises" sc. - a. z
If the bill passes, that lease is recognized by
the Legislature as valid. 1t becomes ratified to
all intents and purposes, and the Attorney Gen.
erals quo Darrasto is gone up Then change
the title Of the hill to correspond with its un-
equivocal purpose. Say just what you really
mean. Ask for ratification in plain terms
I but do not attemptto steal it. Let your con
yersation be yea, yea, nay, nay, for whatsoever
is more than this cometh of evil IA J.C.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-23


went chuckling on his way.
Mr.. GEORGE MIKES, the publisher OF the
Shirt of the Times, comes out for Senator
simmer as the reform candidate. The demon
stration is said to have caused a commotion at
the capitol, but the precise nature OF the COM
motion is not well defined. Anticipating what
the democratic response to this suggestion
would be, Mr. Wilkes reminds that side OF the
bouse of its helplessness under existing circum-
stances. and of the necessity of accepting the
situation az the reform Republicans choose to
put it. Though not approving the doctrine
and career of Mr.. Sumner, they may at least
have the consolation of helping to elect "a high
minded American, who would have exacted
the whole Of Canada from Great Britain in
compensation for her Alabama wrongs; a
statesman, whose honor is as spotless as vir-
gins chastity; in Short the last of that old band
of intellectual grandees whose genius reflected
lustre upon the most illustrious days of the re-
public" Mr., Wilkes, it willlbe remembered,
thought it would not do to elect Mr.. Lincoln
the second term, and in 1864, supported Gen.
Fremont until the revolt was abandoned.
| A REMARKABLE ease was argued before the
| Supreme Court at Washington by Senator Car
! penter, Friday. The plaintiff in error is Mrs.
! Myra Bardwell, an Illinois editress who wish
es the privilege of practicing law in that State,
which privilege the Supreme Court of Illinois
has denied her on the ground that, being mar
ried woman she would not be liable on contract
between her and her client. Mr.. Carpenter
disagreed with this conclusion, and urged the
qualifications, and, i4fereptially, the right OF
Mrs. Bardwell to admission to the bar. He
was careful to distinguish the case from that OF
| the woman suffragists, but managed to also in.
troduoe an argument in favor of the latter
From this he went on TO an eloquent appeal in
behalf of woman's rights, deeming the inter
osts of the two sexes to be Complementary and
holding that just in proportion to the equality
of woman with man in the enjoyment of social
and civil rights and privileges, both sexes are
advanced In refinement and all that ennoble
| human nature AV PA sa f9s& -EKRa gl
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-23

tl fii fial 1R SPOKEN.
Nov q, lat "A AS, lon 60 90 u, harque Neyersink,
from Rangoon for England,
Jan IL, lat "a 40, lon rs a. brig II Houston from
Bonaire for Baltimore y -
Jan II, n of Hatteras go miles, barque L Gregg
ry, bound North, II ~ s
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-23
A Reliable Tonic.
Shirt Makers Wanted.

/ MICE hand sewers are wanted immediately An
~ plicants must have sample of hand STITCHING
and button holes. CHAS. GUSTS & CO. 293 Con-
| gress st jan23-3t ~ oH
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-23

City Han, Friday afternoon last Black Astra
= ehan Collar The finder shall be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at Press Office or No Neal st. fa2s-st
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VOW To Go west ="

Forty year, a-o. r'iuai. ~t.ps FAR Nas'
as most people wished tU go amt ururys
were uqlc in the Legendary "imri"
S.hoouyr.' but In those days ot irocrc-.
aud Improvement. the word West has cp'ar
TO moan Iowa. Nchraskr. kausus G.. dorado.
California nnl the Territories. nui the
Traveller reaches almost nny POINT therein
by II splendid Line Of Railroad.
Tls Line of Railroad d. the Burlington
Route. which starts from Chicago over the
Chicago. burlington y Quincy Il. Il ircm
iu,lianro',s over the lUGiHnnIols Bloom.
ipp.ou Z Western Short Line md ttum lo
gtn.yprr. over the Toledo. Peoria X War.
saw Il Il. an rrnu'rg through nurl.uE
ton. reuchc. Omaha. Lincoln, Nclr.,hr
city. - Joseph. h'chinsun, LrAy .u"ur'i
uud Kansas cry, connecting with iuo
Uui0d Pacific. Kansas lacilc and other
Railroad, running from those cities,
Always <, "By way Of Burlington and
you will We sure To- he right
The burlington Route has admiralty an
sv,rcd the question. "lluw to go West r"
ly the publication Of q truthful and IN
torcsHng doc.mcri. fi,ci with facts in tc-
gard to Time. Connections, Accowm, "a
lions. ra'c- Of Fare, aud olhcr interesting
items nni illustrated by n large nap.
rulAmily showing the whole N,s', which
they distribute free Of charge. Copies.
and additional information, can lc obtain.
cd Is AL 'rc,siug. General Fasscutc
Agent, Z. X VI. Il. H., Burlington, Iowa.
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T.e Huntington Route So called, lies
right 1 o., path 10. toe S,p. p' IuQirl. ir
anus a. ,, ."w...H.e.y iu TIE centre &C
Iuc gr... westward movement Of eucrrp,
lion. Gro ng U,uoi, ans Iowa, a ,AiDcs
lAy Mrsyy. ..'.r q. three points.
The, l.r.. points are the -stcwbys inIp
rhrcc greu, sce.i.n, ID. he rgaus. Missouri
region.
lhe N.r,hcr" gate IS Omaha whore 'h'
great gtg.G' road v.. IKE you 20 The liant
of go'l aul grapes, Suua. mountains, aul
perpetual .umuar
Tie M.ll'c Eetc IS rhr-n0uih, Which
upcu upuu tHr South bait a.. Nebraska,
south pt iuc Fuue river, al.- ION un,ur-
passed GA thc continent Or arr.ru IRE and
,,arinr. lrSt here are ihcti. 4 ~ El.'-
road hands concerning which Geo. ). .lar-
lis tbe u1i oihc,v ut Darlington, Iowa,
cuu give yUu all INFORMATION. and in a.
heart OF l-cm is Lincoln, The state Capital
/ "a ~, s,ut Tetuiru, ~ the road.
TIE southern gate leads 10 Kansas ly
Icouuetti0ls with the 81 Joe R1Il NJ Ham
hrs, running direct ~ g. doe siIl AanS.
D Gay, rH
I To trains Of IN. Burlington rain smooth
/ y aud sai,ly lul make gN connections. IL
i1lhs ihc beet of coaches, Pullman balac 10
and PuImaa llninr ears AMI should you
aks the Journey for the iourueY's sake
alone, you viii ba repaid; or take ii "a
had h9i0e og q farm, and YOU cAaaot end
eIher better ,hap aiaongite BIS NJ. lands,
where you can buy ou ten years credits,
aud al . Low price, tie'-t.c
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~. L. PHILLIPS, noticed in our last is.
as having committed suicide at Cham
LsOurg, was buried last Sunday, from tho
asnce Of his mother, corner Of 4th and
Aary's streets. His remains were ac,
panied to their final resting place by a
lAry escort and the Lewisburg Band.
following letter, explanatory of the
% OF bis committing the rash act, was
among his effects:
aANBsRsBUnG, Jan. 4. 1872. My real
and address is W. L. Phillips. Lew.
rs, Pa l am tired Of life. ! have
seied through too many difficulties the
ssw years 10 want to see any more OF
! am getting insane, and am worth
mg 10 myself or friends. Send my
and effects home. My mother win
expenses TO whoever will do what is
"'- 10 2uitH7H sfesI
Jury Of inquest, held over the remains
deceased, declared that he "eame 10
A'h BY apisiol sho. in the head, pur-
TAuic,ol by his own hand IIe was
y" the late decessea'oennis Phillips.
'sreavsd mother and friends have the
VET sympathy Of their neighbors. :
'''s'g. Chr0aiesa
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Our Fiprsips FrtrNp.-Thisis IS the name
Of new eight page original anl i,lusirh.
ted story aud family weekly, published by
Mcssrs. Waters. Eherts & Co. Chicago.
The parer presents n neat and pleasing mp.
pcarnucc. and exhibits much taste In its
make mp. It's contents nrc varied. nnd
rich IN interest nnd full Of instruction. II
contains well written crntinltd stories o.
great interest. beautifully y.il'us'ri'eI nnd
entertaining short stories. Sketches, poems,
etc. with departments especially devoted
10 the Farmer. the Housewife aUl Chill
lrcn. One Of the principal features Of
this number is wiz " Cartoons great
Poem. The Burning Of Chicn o. wnieh
the Publishers have beautifully illusir'i.
el. oar fircsidc Friend will end wei
c5me in every family circle. The Publish
ors will send a specimen copy free to any
address
prNonrsr's YotNG AurntrA Tor February
viii no louli he welcomed by our Juycn
lies ar tho HOLIDAYS it has always some.
Thing now. entertaining anl useful Pub
'ishci by ". Jennings Dcm'rcs', SIS
broadway, " Y.
Drvorr,r's NoNruiy N,GNiyE far Fob
tuary conininsifs usual ahlulau, nrl "
ricd amount of go5l ihing' f1r family
magazine. - yearly ruhlishcl hy W.
Jennings Demorest. 3~3 broadway. v. Y.
Tng Sruoot rrsrvVt.--Th's Benuiifrl
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SAD CAsrALrTY,-TucslNy afternoon a.
ls passenger train on the Miflin and Cen
b County railr ond WAS returning from
)l'rOy, when approaching Mann's Ak
laaory. John lIoyt, the eenllemanly clerk
Y the firm of VIM. Mann & Co., Attempted
! cross the track, hut unfortunately mis-.
k,cuated his chance. and was knocked
pSn and instantly killed. Mr.. H. was
bout Is years of age, and leaves wife
Al.grown d aughter. lie was a man held
by high in the esteem of all his acluain'
s.-L.risiOwR Democrat.
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Alexis has au income Of S25,OOC a
year.
A man named solomon Woodring Of
Grovepori. Ohio. has just Married hi'
fourth wife on, Of the same family, she be-
ing sister pf the three former wives. He
is sixty seven and lis wife is forty seven
years old; and it was runaway match NJ
thnt
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srirs were lately brought against two
u auditors Of Shamokin township Nor
cumberland county, FOR ncglecting, Will,
10 Office, to publish an annual statement
y the finances Of The township. The cases
ere tried and resulted in the defsn l,nts
icing fined $50 each for neglect or refusal
b rnhli.h rs aforesaid.
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-A'mo,t every city in Italy Is infested
with small poz, Il is also very bad 10
England.
The weather was colder in Paris lur.
ug Decombo', than at any time sucr
us.
-pa Friday, Jan. jih, in London, j.
.cph elliott, the celebrated s'ed pen in
vcutor and manufacturer, died.
Mrs, Fair, under sentence Of death n,
san ranciscc, is in excellent health, and
is confident that she will mover lie hanged
A passenger on on, oriae New Yur.
ferry boats lately sneezed. himself over.
board.
Stokes, who killed FisL. is to be ar
rsignel for murder at New York next Tues
day.
IL W llallcci, jus, deceased. was the
Senior major general Of the United States
Army.
1t is said that the father Of James
Fisk, recently asssssnaled, has gone crazy
over the fate of his son.
Henry ward Bccchcr's stock is quoted
at twenty per cent. loss than last year, at
lest the rental ofhis pcws for tho year com
ing fell that amount.
A hunting camp ha. hcen established
near the Republican River as thu bs.i, Of
operations Of Gcneral Sheridan and the
q rand Duke Alexis.
The leaders Of the Wom,n's Suffrage
movement assembled in Lincoln Hall, wash
ington, Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Caiy
Stanton was elected President, ami aldress-
cd the convention.
Two thousand and seventy dollars was
the price awarded Mrs. Peter StouGer by
| Jury in Westmorcland county for her hus-
band who lost his life by falling through a
defective township bridge.
A sneak thief recently stole coat at
Marsha,ltown, Illinois, which had been
hung across fence to be disinleclcd of
the small pox, and as consequence has
gone TO his reward.
The Massachusetts Legislature are con-
sidering the expedieney Of obligins rail
way companies to furnish passengers with
seats.
1t is rumorci that tho vice presidency
Inft t1 E.;n loet h,, 10
death of Colonel Fisk, will be tsnlered to
Mnjor Gen, George B Mcclellan.
--Governor Baldwin announces that fur
ther contributions of money for the relief
Of sufferers by the late fires in Michisa n
are unnecessary,
Commander A. II, semmes, Of the ma
Wy, has been suspended from duty and rank
three years, and publicly reprimlndcd, 70,
unlawful severity in the punishment OF
IN en- under his command.
A defaloaiion has been discovered in
Fourth National Bank at Provi lenae, Il. |.
which may sweep away its surplus of ) 20,
900. The cashier aud TELLER ars alleged to
be tho guilty parties.
The medical testimony in the Wharton
uisl continues to show that General Ketch
um was not poisoned at all, but del Of the
sufficiently common disease, cerebro'spi.al
meningitis.
The Republican National Committee
which met in Washington ON Thursday, Sc
lecicd Philadelphia as the place of holding 4
tho National Convention, aud the hrst
Wednesday Of JGne as the time. IA
\ ---For three weeks violent raln.sorn
has oonlinned in tho Sacramento Valley
and is sill raging. Thousands of catil
have perish,i 10 the aools, and incalcula-
Bile damage has been done. At San Fran.
cisco tho rain has c0arel falling,
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THr year 1872 contains fifty two Sun
Pr, September and December snch be.
% on Sunday. January, April ana July
Monday. October is the only month
ginning on Tuesday. February begins
ends on Thursday. Consequently we
Ve i've Thursdays, which will not occur
10 until the year 1000. In the year
February will have five Sundays,
eh will not occur again until the year
~ Tho year 1871 began on Sunday
ended on Sunday, This will occur
IN in 1882, and every el0yenIh yOsr
Rreai,er.
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TnE Bloomfield Times says that Justice
u the Peace near that borough recently
4, confused while marrying couple, and
! las set right by the bride. When the bus
|anl in the lbcrality of his beart, laid
lown dollar, as the fee for tho Justice,
D, bride again came 10 the rescue, und
'sy'i the new firm ATTY cents, by telling
N that half dollar was enough for that
5.A
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All persons using Keroscn,, Tor Coal
El'l should frequently clean'e the bur
Pr, especial ly tho inside Of the tube,
|lieh can be best done by soaking in hot
|atsr before cleaning. The wicks often
teome swollen and filed upso that the
cannot ascend and consequently can
burn, when clean wick should be
in. The wicks are often too large for
tube when one or more threads should
drawn out at each edge. Never con.
nn the Oil until you know your burners
y wleks are clean and In good order.
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I1rus from The selipsgrove Times /.

The following gentlemen we're elected
Directors Of the First National Bank Of
selinsgrove. on Tuesday, for 1872:
Geo. Schnure, Henry c. Eyer, W. r.
wagcussller, w. r. Eckbert, S. r. Ycarick,
Danl Carey. Geo. C. Meyer, Peter Born.
As the Rev. W. A Haas, Of Selinsgrove,
was returning home somc nights aga from
n visit beyond the river, and Ms he was
coming along Blue Hill, man stepped out
into The road and seized bis horse. The
Reverend gentleman having no other de-
tense tried the use OF his Lungs. which be
did so efTcciual'y as to frishten of the
highwayman.
Last Friday night. about IL o'clock.
John ". Wcnrichs stable on the lot Join.
ing the Keystone stable, wus discovered to
be on fire. II was consumed in n very
short. time, the whole stable being wrap.
ped in flames before the fire was discover.
ed. By great efforts, and the use Of the
engine, the adjoining stables were saved.
lHOHIH Inv Out VcioUElUI lo wv fNNNtf W
DR.. Bowes. was con n'idcrably burnt For
tunately, IL was about the only really calm
night (aad frosty that we have had in two
months. Was insured in the Tycsming Co.
for $500 actual. |, is generally believed
the stable was set on fire by some ono.
The case Of damages for land brought
hy Geo. Schnurc against the Sunbury {
Lcwistown Railroad Company, was on ,ri
al at the Key stone Hotel, yesterday, be
fore special jury. The jury was compos.
ell Of Abraham Eyer. Robert Cornelius,
lno w. Dauhcrman, 10 bn Ulsh. Isaac j.
Boyer, Abel lIcrrcld, and Henry Bcnrcr
The company took about acres Of Mr.
| Scbnrre's land ON the Isle Of Que between
the two bridges. and he claimed 5000
for land and damages. Tie jury AWARDED
$3.50. Chas Hover and Andrew Reed
Esqs., Attorneys for Company. and. $. I
Wolverton and Jas. H. Dayis, Jr., rsqrs.
! for Mr. Schnure.
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Co. A, N. g., will meet in this place
on Saturday, January 2ilh, for muster,
,ay aal inspection. A full turnout is re
og.s,ed. BY order Of the captain.
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MyScY had ano her FIRE on sunday morn
a,. the jtst ult. The carriage manufac.
re- Of DoIIsss & Bro, together vita u
!, Naurille's blacksmith shop were de
t.roycd.-Lo,s 81, ,OO0-no insurance.
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Wa beg to remind our friends that VIC
ire prepared to print ven luc hills, in the
post attractive style, at short notice. A.
Ihe season for these sal,s is u. hand, We
licit the orders OF all who may have
lroperty to sell. Persons living ut dis
ause can send us tho particulars by mail
lnl we .~,ll print them in proper shape.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-01-18

Coxcsar. Prof. +. W Scybold will give
Grand concert In the Musical College, At
f,eburg, on Saturday evening the 9th
t.,
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To COnsumptiyes-

The advertiser, having boon permanently cur.
Ell of that dread disease, ConsumptiOn. by sim.
Pic remedy, IL anx Gus to make 20 his fellow SUI
ierers the means Of cure. To all who desire II
he will send n copy Of the prescription used. Tree
of charge, with the directions Tor preparing and
using the same. which they viii md suRE
CURE for CoNsuMrTioN, ASTHMA, BRnNCutris
address Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON,
al South Third street WiiliGmsburgh y. y
40 lslIY
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who not, why los pages. lmpedinents Causes
aud cure send 25c. DR.. waITriER, go fenn
st,Pittsburg, Pa seIl'y
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Cv,. W. CnlLps has our ihanks for n
c,p, Of tie "Public Ledger Almanac for
10
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Snail pox has almos, totally disappear
81 In Lock Haven.
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Perry county, just now, is rich harvest
field for local reporters. Tho last bloom
field Freeman contains n long list Of mis.
haps. among which nrc-Miss Julia Straw.
Killed by train. Frank Stnhl shot A.
the old ycar-gun burst -mnuS one hand.
Boy nnncd Aughc bad hand torn by .
premature discharge Of a pistol. samuel
nnf'cushcrgcr cut his throat 10 keep out
II tho c5nsiablcs's hands James vllmcr
fell from y train-lce smashed. 23l ult.
collision at Newport --traiu7 wrecked,
aud tSo cmployces badly hurt. John Ilos
tcitcr attempted to cross the track at Ncw-
port ahead Of u uain-ded twcuiy min
utes afterwards. II. Long. of Newport,
died on IA. Il. Il. train. On the 9th ult
Fred kenn, Newport, broke ssme bone
over csilsr door, Henry Clist fcll Of
NOW md broke his nose. Sarah Bosscr
man while visiting Harrisburg fcll an,
broke an arm
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peavcr-Joseph llpines Isaac, Airanl,
Isaac krebts, Daniel J llassinger, 10.
scph Long
Beaver West Ahram X Mldlcsworth,
Hensy roltzshoc, Isaac Il llsh, Elias
foreman, solomon krebbs, Wm. Henry
Smith.
Chapman-Jamcs G Franklin, Washington
Wilt. Joseph Mei.cr, Able llcrroll,
Ilenry Nerhood, DAME! Rohrer, Pat rick
Brown
Coulcr--John Young, Peter Hartman.
Franklin John y Norman
Jackson.-B Bobert y Cornelius, Samuel I
Walter
Middleburg- Henry Il Reigle
Monroe-William II lille, Joseph Bonst
Penus- Charles Miller, Henry Moyer, 10.
mas Feitcr, Isaac Erlly, William IIughs
Samuel + WoodlinE, George koohn
Isaac Rsu. Philip lilbish.
Pcrry--George Goolling, jonathan Gelnct
Casper horuborgcr, jacob Miuium.
Selins Groye--G Wash Glass, William
Keller
Washington-Franci Glass, Daniel
Boyer, John llepucr, Nenry X. Meyer
John Mongel, Daniel Eisenhart, Freier
lex q, Glass.
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DIED.

g In renR's twp, on the 9th, inst, Mrs. Pau
Genibealing, aged about 80 years.
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BeIonr 81
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