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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-02-16

oOSs A MONTH TO sell our Universal Cor,
Do ID ent, ComblLation Tunnel, Sutton Uoie
cutter, and other articles. sAco NovELrY 90
SacO, Me, n6Wi
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These are Radical figures, and do not
include the Custom-house frauds of
Leet & Co., nor the straw bids of Mr..
CresWell.
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BRIDGES. BUILDING AND REPAIRS.

p@a douSe Srdse Boom sos As
bridge, Bloom. =. % 60
Td brdee, Bloom. f''''''' 1''''''' ,'1'''' Ii 20
Paid James Masters, repair near Masters
Little Fishingcreek. 2 " |
Paid II. q, OrtCinder below Bloom.j ltons. Il 20 |
Benjamin Cole repair near Coles mill IL OO
" Daniel Bowman, plank repair below 80
Bloom 1',''' ''-..'" ''''''' e.'''s, HO0
Orange -~-' ''0, SO
Paid John Emery, repair Pine creek, Fish .,
lngcreek township 90
Paid S. c. Search, Ito feet Of plank, Pine
creek, tisningcreelt township. SO
| Paid John Bucher, repair near Ester Fur
Paid ". A. Ilne, repair at Klmble mill
Paid Peter swanS, extending wing walls,
PAID d'JY' j. "! s Eei5. 500 feet plank ot Ecs ~
| Bridge, BriHrcregk. go
Paid Vim. Holme, repair Denton Bridge % %
| " w. y Hosler. repair Plnecreek, FISH
| ingcreck township. l02
Paid John Peller, repair at saltwater,
| Fishingcreek. Is
Paid Samuel ste'tler, repalrat Barton and
Paid samuel Stettler repair Mt Rock bridge
Paid Joseph J. Fry, repair at Barton and
Paid samuel Settler repair at Bloom and
Paid Isaac Iillngaman, repair Beaver
Paid John H. Yohe, repair at Yohe's mill,
Mlnlin. 10 co
Paid Peter Bealer, repair Huntinscreels,
| Fishtngcreek. l72 10
ingcreek. 25 90
mill, Benton % 90
Pad l. K. Sweppenhiser 800 IT., oal. plank -, ~
r. Wilson 4S 10
Paid W, Keller. repair at Light Street
Paid Wilson wanich repair near shaner, ..
Paid John Mordan a5utment repair Ell.
Paid $. b. Iilsner, Al feet PLANK, Mlllvnle o
Paid James Quick, smith bill bridges at
| Bloom. 10 81
Paid John Richart, repair Rohrsburg bridge q ij
| John Shutnan, repair, hspy stone bridge GO 70
Archibald Patterson, repair Patterson's
Paid ). ii. johnson, abutmcnt repair Slab
Pad tHT rbomas 'in19; Geddis, measuring new -
bridge at ]. Il. Sands, . SO
makers bridge, Pine. % 50
pai' James Conner, rebuilding bridge,
WestcrteIt near Benton. lO7 90
Catawissa creek. go .905
Pad Clinton Cole repair at L. Cole Sugar
loaf 7CO
contract Franklin. lss! so
tract near J. Il. sands. III co
sands. TT "a
Jas Hess, decd, Jackson. 4o} 90
loaf $50 90
work ON said bridge, 81 90
| Paid Thomas Hartman, ct. al, repair at
Fincher's Furnace bridge. ~
s98J3 80
| PENIrENTIARY AND ASYLUM.
Pail L; $. PenItenLlary supporting con-
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THE following figures will be found
to afford useful and popular study:
Pension frauds So, OOO,OOO per annum."
tMr Gariieid.l
Pension frauds during Grants incum-
6eney y, f24,OCO,OOO
-one-fourth of the whole" (Re-
port of Civil Service Commissiopl
Average annual revenue $500 100000
Average annual stealage l25 25O)O'OOO
Steaiase during Grants incumbency $1,000 OcO
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COMMISSIONERS EXPENSES FOR 1871

MISCELLANEOUS PAYMENTS.
Paid g. q. Barkley, Teachers County In
stitute, 1871. 50 20
Paid q. y. Furman, % straps for files pro.
thOnotorys office. , 20
Paid Sharpless & Harman, Q gals. varnish
Court House fence, 1 90
Paid II. q. Hover, bill rendered IB II
chas. Foster hauling coal ashes &c.
from Court House. %
on Court House and jail. :, ia OF
brary. II "A
Paid Freeze and Buckalew, in tax cases,
Conyngham. 80 co
Paid Levi Coitright ct, al work state road
Is. Creek y O91 n
Psid W. II. Ent, ,Prothonotory bill Tor cost
and fees a. IL
Paid VIM NJ, Quick. humping stone Court
Honse alley, 4 80
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1871.
To amt OF state quota for Columbia
county. for 1874. MS fixed by revenue n,oo- u,
board, including 4 mill tax. S2'VV) 81
Tax on Bank Stock,
To amt assessed and returned for 1870. 40 w
Same in account with Millers License,
To amt collected in 1871. l'o ou
Same in account with Il. House License,
To amt col ected in 1871. 2So W
Same in account with liquor store and
tavern license,
To amt collected in 1871. 7oo W
Same in account with retailers license,
To am t collected in ISL l,t11 10
' due from 1870 Vi
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400 CHOICE SELECTIONS. No. L."
is now ready with its precious sore of good
things for Public and Parlor headings being a
happy blending of Eloquence, Humor, Senti-
ment, PathOs and Burlesque. Uniform in style
with the preceding numbers, which have won
the publ heart, and the cry is "MORE!' Cloth
bound, rs cents; paper 80 cents, or copies Tor
81. Also, Excelsior Dialogues revised ed
price 81 %. Ask your bookseller for them, or
send price to p. GARRETT d CO., 7O2 Chestnut
St Philndelphia Pa. ni-iw
AGENTS WANTED.-Thoee selling other
books can sell these by thousands.
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THIS Is NO HUMBUG! o. go
L BY sending % CENTS with
age, height, color of eyes aud hair, you VIII re-
ceive by return mail, n correct picture OF your
future husband or wife, with name and date of
marriage. Address w FOX, p. o. Drawer, No. q
FnltonVile n " ni-iw
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,,....,,,, ,ro set,,ement Ian. ls7l 70 os
~ state receipts, treasurer l,SVg VI
commission allowed Collectors. l0O q
commission allowed treasurer. III W
Byam't state Treasurer's receipts. III "
"a Treasurer. III
~. ann, s,o,s rroosurer receipts. l3} IS
Pts ~ ~" 'coTmission allowed Treasurer. 702
-. o,,,, s,o,o Treasurer rece,pis. 2G6 90
" commission allowed Treasurer. II U
t,,. o,,,,t over Maid In $50 10
~ w" S,rn treasurer's receipts. 0O7 lj
It u commission allowed treasurer II 7j
Bv amt state Treasurer's receipts. 1859 O2
. nrinterS' receipts IN ercantile list. 32 80
commission allowed Treasurer. SO So
{
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" Redemption OF W. IL, Relmbold lots,
COnyngham. sci
Grand total si57S 90
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CDNrrpCt WANTED-For our new Book
AUEN i > THE. BRIGHT SIDE OF NEW
YORK. BY City Missionary. 200 Engravlngs
AGENTS sell ID n day. f.. B. TREAT, Pdblis her,
Sl1 BroadwnN N. Y. nIWi
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-02-16

DAVID LOWENBERG, TREAS.
y URER of columbia county. In account
With the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Tor
~ wear A. d.. ISL,
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DAVID LowENBERG, ESQ. TREASURER OF
COLUMBIA COUNTY.

BY amount outstanding taxes and commissions
and eXoneratiOns allowed collectors during the
yapr.
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COURTS, JUKOKS' PAY, CONSIAnT.ES' RE-
TURN TO SESSIONS.
Paid Jurors during the year. S2453 II
ConstableS' returns to sesslOus Isl 63
Tip slaves and court crier 90 91
Fireman l.. Il. Werts, Feb. tenn 70 70
G. II. Housed Dee term Is 10
:, Jury commissioners expenses. Il 81
notices. '~' '' '"'' ll5 %
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STATEMENT OF DOG TAX.

The statement above shows Lot localities IN
which the most dam1ge was sustained. A few
dogs can do much harm and why persons hesi-
late TO XIII n XIII sheep dog is a query. We urge
upon all good citizens the uenenl and necessity
Df the sheep interest aud that they pring 20 due
sx eCulion all offenders OI the laW-DOg Law,
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COUNTY FINANCES.

Due from collectors. G,Sjl 0i
Probable CONS. 10 c clDlectnrs Taxes l.9D o.
Available tax due trOm collectors 6Gjl Ol
Add amount ia hands of Treasurer. 2,673 63
Total assets, S,S5 81
From this we might deduct. l,O9J %
For bridge coniraet in Locust township
entered into in 1871 ana which IL about
completed, Daniel Stine, contractor.
Real available fund then is S7e4j 81
The county has no debts Substantially, ,The
orders are all paid that were issued In 1871.
81 per cent. OF the county expenses this year
have Deen for road damage and bridge build ding
and repairs. Had the bridge contracted for in
Locust township, been paid II would have taken
W per cent, Of all money for these two items.
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PENIrENTIARY AND ASYLUM.
Paid L. S. PeultenLiary supporting con-
victS for 1870. S9ji II
ing Catharlne suit l69 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-18

The owners of the Plaster Mills lately
burnt at Hillsborc. \ B.; talk of building
at Eastport if sufficient inducements are
offered them.
Mr.. George +. Gray has been elected
principal of the Auburn High School
Hon. J. G. Blaine having been absent
from the city when the assessments were
levied. appealed to the assessors for re-
view of the facts connected with the tax
imposed on certain Registered Bonds of
the state of Maine standing in his name.
Upon full explanation by M Blaine
corroborated by the written statement of
Hon. VIM. Caldwell. the State Treasurer.
il became evident that Mr.. Blaine was
taxed TOR a larger amount of bonds than
belonged to him. Upon satisfactory proof
of this fact. filed with the assessors. they
have ordered such an abatement in Mr..
Blaine's gross assessment As leaTes the
total sum of his tax at sl109 22.- kenne-
bee Journal.
Lizzie Kelley of Belfast, u wears OF
are len home a her mother supposed for
school. Not returning at night fears were
entertained Tor her safety. Search wa,
made, when il was discovered that She had
left on the afternoon train. with ticket
for Hallowel. The mother immediately
followed only to learn that her daughter
had gone further on. Amer a fruitless
search of a wee, the affair has been placed
n the hands of sheriff Calderwood.
The city officers of Belfast are very
moderate in their demands upon the city
trea>urer as witness the following table of
salaries: City Clerk $50. exclusive of fee.
Treasurer 500: Assessors 50 per day when
actually employed. the whole sum cxpend-
ed not TO exceed 500: Supervisor OF
schools $500: Marshal sl0O: Over>ccrs of
the Poor SEQ; Physician $50: Solicitor
$40: Clerk of Council s25.
MIR. ". H. Carter of waiervill, in
scraping of the sand from the top az The
hill for use in hi, brickyard below. ,n-
earthed a skeleton on FRIDAY. which was
secured by Mr.. !. II. Plaisted for Prof
Hamlin. From the examination which
Mr.. Hamlin has made of the skeleton and
IL position when found. he j. confident
that It i that of AN Indian who was buried
long years ago-perhaps before the white
man had set his foot upon thi- territory.
In Freedom on the Fourth the wind
blew down fences aud chimneys and up
rooted trees. The lightning struck a barn
belonging to DR.. Billings. and knocked
down chimney ca Robert Elliot'> house.
hot doing much damage IN either case /.
ii. Banton's youngest hoy had hi> lcs
broken by getting it under a tree which
was moving of the sidewalk
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ID l E ID.

Eden-July ID. Mr.. Bethue Salisbury. aged
u years and months.
Winter iIarbor, Gouldsboro-.July II Ati,,.,
l. daughter Of Abner l.. and Loyinia f. Tracy
aged 10 Years
The above Is IN itself very simple an
houhoehheht, couched In terms by no means
uncommon; but the fact which il publi.he- j.
OF no triiiing import 10 tn, relative. aud
friends Of the deceased
Abble was another To fall by tho power Of
that destroyer. who claims 80 many of our
youth. Consumption. For live month. ha. ~
been sufferer. When relief came ,he wa.
the fourth child Of her parents TO die az th,
same disease.
She exercised great patience during her sick
hess; winning ia those months the loving AT
tenlons oil neighbors and friends
Al the last, the veil which hides th,. plorie.
Of the Heavenly Land from our vision seemed
10 he lifted; and while the eyes bcheld TIN.
splendOrs which lie beyond: and The hands
reached TO grasp them; and the exclamation
oil complete surprise: oh, the beautif,ll
beautiful, things | sect" oh! why! why,
why was being spoken. the spirit left IL,
irsll tenement; and the friends went and re-
Joleed together over the silent FORM
Upon the following Sabbath, many gathered
To pay the nnal tribute Of esteem. The heart.
oil all seemed TO possess unwonted tenderness:
and sympathy found lis potent utterance in
the stuffed moan and falling tear.
Ihi, blow falls heavily upon a household
frequently otItlt the PROMISED bride l. claim
ed by the Lover Of all souls young associares
miss beloved one; community considers
Itself afflicted. May all find sweetest con.ola-
ton by intimate communion with that dear
RedeeIner who gave victory in the dying hour
Com.
sulliNan-This community has lost one Of
IT. Oldest and most honored citizens. Mrs.
LYDIA thileott widow of the late George Chill
colt, at the advanced age Of - years. She wa.
in word and deed truly Christian woman.
For many YEAR her life has been one of dey oted
usefulness. Possessed of a meek patient and
gentle spirit, she made her home the abode of
hospitality TO friend and stranger alike. A
kind friend TO the poor and needy charitable
10 the erring. and beloved by all, as the large
crowd in attendance at her funeral testified.
In addition 10 large family of her own, she
had brought up several homeless children
For the beauty Of her blameless life. She had
often been spoken of, a. one Of the pure in
heart, TO whom the Master could give the glad
welcome "Well done good and faithful SER
want in THAT day when lie shal make up His
jewels c.
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From New York.
NEW YORK. July l6.
TIE STOKES CASE.

THE STOKES CASE.
Il j. believed thaI the Di>tr let Attorney.
with whom the matter in such eases rests.
viii refuse to allow stoke, 10 lie hailcd
ALSO thar the next trial will be held in some
other county probably Saratoga.
GRAND RElI BL!cAN RALLY.
\ committee Of y was appointed bv the
Republican Central committee last night.
10 arrange for Grant ratification meeting
at Cooper Institute. ON the night OF July
23d. senator Conhing viii be among the
speakers.
The Grand Jury presented in general
session {, ay. an indictment against Il. l..
Crawford. broiher-n-law of Com Wander
bit. for an assault with intent to Nil De
tecilNc VIM. Henderson.
Gen. Potter stated Yesterday that a large
number OF leading Democrats have writ
ten To- President Grant in denanciation of
Greeley. and announcing their intention Of
taking the stump for Grant. \ list ot their
nasnc- will Dee furnished to the press in a
few days.
The .Hr2lFs Boston Special intimate,
thar Gen Banks has espoused Greeley.
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Disasters.

Sch r. A. Elliot. sproul. Of snd from Boz
ton. went ashore near White Head on the 10th
sni filed. She was bound to Rangor in bal
la.,. II load with brick for Boston. our inior-
mani states tina, -he lies easy. and there will
probably De little difficulty in .toppiup the icak
and pumping her out.
ship Adeinide Baker. Mcclellan. from Ncw
Orleans Tor Liverpool, with 2371 bales cotton
on board. got ashore on Grand Bahamas April
;. and subsequently got of AMI taken into
Nassau. Mp. remained in port June "A, her
salvage case having been settled on thst day.
the Count awarding the salvor, $500 with
their costs and expenses.
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A Chicago paper received a letter from

- thtase paper itteiNeu aitttef fToui
a lady which read as follows
Why is it that that dear Lord Byron
who used to write such beautiful. beautiful
poetry. keeps so quiet lately"
MIR. BLAINE FINISHES HIS SPEECH We
notice that Mr.. Blaine finishes his Els
worth speech In Bangor. The portion re-
lating to charging Grant with gin taking
We reported. taking down at the time his
words. and printing them as we took them.
In his Bangor speech he makes an addition
which i, important. and one which we
should have printed if he had not forgot
ten to say 1t. No doubt he thinks he did,
and no doubt his revised opinions are his
true ones. but We would not do him N
other speaker the injustice to leave out of
hi' remarks so important qualification ct
an important point made against his politi-
cal opponents.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Edward Haney I'd of Ellsworth
w the County of Hancock AID State of Mai.
by his deed OF Mortgage, dated September i5t
1871 and Recorded in Hancock Registry Vol L
Page ia conveyed to Elisha Mo rton the followii
described Lots or parcels of land in said Ell
worth, viz: The premises, known as the Alfrt
Brimmer plac e as conveyed by the said Mort,
in common and undivided to the said Haney
Mrs. Mary L, Hunt by deed Recorded in Hs
T., Hunts undivided hall part as conveyed
said Haney by deed dated Sept. 18th 1871. A
a second Lot conveyed to the said Hanen
James NJ. Bartlett by his then several deedss
Recorded in Hancock Registry: one Of TWEEN
five acres in Vol. l23 Page 800 one OF one aero
Vol. 1875, Page - and the other OF fort & the
acres in Vol. les Page I'd, and whereas said mr.
gage has been assigned y us the subscribers
the said siorEoa and the conditions OF the ssf
have been broken, we, the undersigned, ciaiID
foreclose the tame and give this notice accordS.
ly, pursuant TO the Statutes Of of the State.
A. z. DRlNKWATE
JOHN TRUE.
Ellsworth, July LIST, ls79. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-18

'Nt Al the people cannot take CastorO
rom u : terrible uau>ei' Iug taste. and rccpl in
hr"A'. IN tI.inTil prepared by Or. Pit her
l. pnTeiy Stiabie. rc.ic,ti, harmless. pleas
ant L. take. aud more effective th4nCa,tnr on.
II docs not distress or grippe. but regulate, the
system. aud operates when all other rcncdia.
have lated II act- like magic Tor stomach
A"he. Constipation. FiAtulency Group and
W "Tln,- II contains neither Minerals Nor
rhinc nor Alcohol. II, soothing. auleiin., ~.
81 rroducr> natural sleep. Aud Particularly
FiAlt' y 70 cfA ins and irethins children. ~
article has ever met such uuqut ifa.d snJ 49,
M az bN the Physicians. Take no NOR. Etft.r
ih-. Narcotic syrup. Gripping furgatiye. o..
- A"ninG Oh. Tho tasioria cost, bat - a..
ana when once trc'i you Will never he WI thout
H. - H. Hose Co.. IS Broadway. New YORK
swaG
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Business Notices.

EMrLoNMENT 10 energetic men gnd We
men. We give employment that pays from - 10
a. Per day business strictly honorable. and
adapted To every city, town aud Vllage. send
f. sample and 20 to work at once Address !:
). Latham * Co.. % Washington Il. Boston
Mas. ti5l
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y hon Il,'o1ersr 81 aus -,i,nt n. .uhi,,,
~ \, inc 'o-oi"rstinn IF the learned in scictl,.
!" ie-i fhf morli auI truth q hi> discovery ty
severe ie,i- and practical results. and then u
lhi'F>e ami recommend n. q J. ia.- TO presume
II J. f'iuapi" Tor ih' purpose intended >urh
lA> been The course pursued hy Nrssr. n, ID
d -. pf"prlciors Of liau', Vegetable >tciIitu
tihF EcnrNcr. AMI ali thu.e " ho hav, t,.,,l
j. among them wr may mention Or. 4
Have ami : Dana HAYES. Chemists, ana Sflfr
A. yer. 90 Na->Achu>rit-; Matter Burnh.fu
" y. Prof. Of Surgery ia Penn. Tuner.If,
Ih'itl" lphiAt Geo. CRY. ". H.. Professor n
Anatomy aud Thy si"io=t assert % j. the o., -
PREPARATION Ia use iar sil yAiaueou. ,li..a.r. N
ih' scalp Restores graz hair H. ia, original
'..'f prevents iar hair tom failing out csr.
At's d new growth. II /. certainty WORTHY II
ir'... Nf"BrENPoET llrHAlp ur Co.'s
I'll LIBERTY
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no TIE HON. the County Commits siouers with
1 In aud for the County of Hancock and state of
Maine:
The undersigned. inhabitants Of the towns Of
Bluchill aud fcnobscot. la said county, respect.
fully represent that a location Of a road or public
highway, as follows, T. desirable, to wit Begin.
ming on the road near Robert NJ. Gray's house, in
said Biuehill, thence westerly the d siding line
between David Blacks land and land Of Charles
6rindaH, IN the most direct route to the ridge road
20 called. IN Peuobscot thence the line Of said
ridge road TO point between the lands Of W lillian
Name and Joachim GRAY: thence across lands of
said Joachim Gray aud james Turner and others
tu a point on the northern bay road, about thirty
r,Hi- below Caleb Gray house IN the direction Of
said nos thcrn bay aud they pray that yonr honor.
able hody will locate said road a. above and A. in
duty hound, sc
DAVID II. GRAY, and twelve others
At,Fr II I.-a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-18

MARINE LIST.


Pert Or Eilswsrth.
July IL.
SAILED.
sch. Highlander. Rogers, Salem,
Lucy Robinson, -, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch. Fair Wind. Boasey, Providence.
Arboreer, Clark, Boston.
July Il.
SAILED.
sch. Canova, Iate, Boston.
e VIM II Archer. Millikcn, Boston
- Doris, Keith, Boston.
90 Prank Pierce. Grant, Portland.
ARRIVED.
" james Tlden, Jordan. Boston.
" NJ kennedy. Pomcroy, Boston.
Agnes. Young, Boston.
4" Agenora, Jordan. Boston.
" VI Brsnscom, Branscom, Boston.
Emily, Jordan, Boston.
.Inly u.
SAILED.
a. Telegraph. Woodland, salem
" Mary Augusta, Holt, New York
" Ar'oreeE. Clark, Boston.
" Traverse, -, Portland.
July u.
% sally, -, Boston.
Belle. Higgins, boston.
q" faIrdealer. kemick, Boston.
AinneUla, NhittEker, Boston.
" ioluskla. Means, Boston.
JulN Il.
SAILED.
sch. \ h Noo'lard. woo,iarl. Providence
- Pioneer. - KnrkisB,I.
% lair " lad BoHscy, New York.
" james I,licn, Jorion, New York.
July ~.
SAILED.
E'nrlY, Jordan, Boston.
ARRIVED.
d" Edward. Dodge Boston.
oiiye Branch. Hods kins, Boston.
" Samaritan Dodge. boston
90 buoTto, Hammond, boston
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State Items.


MI Henry Black of 81 Adams fell
ana broke h. arm on the afternoon Of the
Fourth.
Nj. Aipheu~ chapman. OF China. i
inaH about 80 wears OF age. dropped dead
i3 '"e street on Tuesday.
e. The Calai, aud II. stephen, base ban
r,uA, played match game Friday. The
former Won by score OF > To -.
schooner T.. A Elliott of aud from
BOSTON. light. wen, ashore near White
Head on the 10th ia-t. and filled.
There VIII bee about twenty, vou,e, ,,..,,
connected with Bate. Theological school
next year.
rb. h,-s -, p..,,...- ..,.,-..., =,
,i,i,, l,ata-. III. ronr,h 81. i,,..ro,a.,.;,..
.,Ii ,b,, ,.t.. in tina, oi.,
c...i....,,.. ,,...,.
,,..,,.l N.lu...;,,.....,f'. =
.#l
II, - 'o''
.''' '','' quay wa %
''''' >''' '1''7 "e'''l HI
.... ''''''. >''',
.'''''.'''- Nl.'''' NV" cows 40
- - IN ''"Heph
WIDOW named Julia Dwyer. dropped
"'1'' ." " "eF street Bangor. last even
i"- oil heAf' disease. She was co years
".4 ANA leaves iW" children.
M. lA"ina~ : Ideh OF Bangor. elect
'3 T'i'>'"f ol i"orr" IN Bales college
al Inc ia'i commencement ha- accepted
i"t position 10 9WI! commence Ia DATES
"!.i 'He opening 90 me next term.
-tapt- l.. l.. Bucklaud. formerly resi-
dent engineer Of the Belfast Railroad. j.,
upw ia Greg pa. resident engineer of the
read now under construction to connect.
Portland. Oregon. with the Central Pacific
OF California.
Moses w hich' "i belfast. has III
'ei''sN " az" 9'!le 81 h>hlh@. "hh pore
''''- ''-' MN "H''e" " m peei' ne lo"A
~ las qua VI " ''o'e III the rear OF hi-
mp =! ne 'hihA7 ne eould nave
-"' " Aie>- Il he hau h9heu longer.
The largest four stones heret ofore
Iuarrled ia ;his country are from Dix
Island Ne, and are the north and south
Va 'ies
'"o'o iee''
"eh'y -hFe young men have been adj
"i''''H - arg IieshihaI class OF Bates
,.. ~, - :--, '''' '''' num-
- '-'4' ~ a. '"e
iiAH ""u 4 mover 'ishaht. 4
"iiu No'iiiS hohl II" one knows
Mhere, oouhaed through The gardens OIL
minced into rho rivar /, vas 1,ilIo1 ;.
the ronoh a,temnt IN can,ua !,
.r.....oc -,
o,a.n.b,rg I'm .,nad . oaa - 49,, - -,
a3 agains, Itisnndor..oo,I 49,, :, -, - :
,rsc,or. will bogi, Tho ,or, ,,'a Wy -. a.
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