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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-21
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTION.

The convention, called for the purpose of elect
ing delegates from Lafayette county to the state,
Congressional and state Senatorial Conventions,
met at the court house. in Lexington, saturday,
August Eth, at l l-2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The convention was called to order by 4. \.
Lcsueur, Chairman of the Democratic County
Committee, who explained the object of the
Convention. On motion, Col. John K. Ford
was elected temporary chairman, and W. Il.
Steel temporary secretary. On molten, II COM
mittec, composed of one delegate from each
township, was appointed rs on Gre
d~cntinls. The following src the names of the
gentlemen appointed:
& D.. Satterleld, of Sni-a-Bar; X. Conn, OF
Davis; MinoS Adams, of Lexington; J.. NJ.
Withers, of Washington: W. &. webb, "i
Dover; & p. Hrrnd"m, of Clay; \. X. Sitting
ton, of Freedom; AMI A. C"rler, of Middleton.
After an examination Of the certificates, the
committee made their report as follows:
The committee on credentials beg leave to MAKE
the following report:
We find the gentlemen named below to he law
fully elected delegates TO thi, convention, from
III. tnNsbinS SIS they r. SET out.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kiss our hands
in al! gratitude to the kind hearts whose
sweet and proper messengers, choicest sum
mcr flowers, came so OPPORTUNITY, to cheer
by their fragrance and beauty, the loneliness
of 4 I" poor sick editors room.
90, woman in our hour of ease.
Uncertain. coy. and hard to please,
And variable a. the siludp,
BY the light Iuivering aspen made;
When pain and anguish wiring the brow,
~ miniStcring angel thou"
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EDITORS INTELLIGENCER:- Sirs /:
IfC. j. Miller will consent for his name to
80 before the County Convention as Il candi-
date for the Legislature, he will receive the
support of many voters III Old
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-21

Last Thursday big Sunday School
picnic WAS held at the fair grounds
at Warrensburg, Mt which the crowd
was estimated as high as 10000, old
and young. One of the features of
the gathering was the dctire particle
patton of sixteen men of seventy
years of age and upwards.
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PIC MIC

At Col. Joe Davis pasture, three miles south
east of Lexington, between the Dover and Salt
Pond roads. next Saturday week, the cath Of
August. Parties are invited to bring their bas-
ketS. String band from Len: ngton.
W. II. WADpKLL,
ISo. N; G"nDos, Managers.
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FOR SALE.

Jacob l.. jenkins offers Tor sale a set OF Tin
smiths machine and hand Tools. Apply at his
shop on Third street, nearly opposite +. A.
seminary. augaI
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RICHARD \, COLLINS,

Candidate for the Legislature, will address the
citizens of Lafayette county at the court house,
Oh saturday night, the 2ith. MeSsrs. Sit,lington,
Beck, Horn and Hays are invited TO be present
and show their cOlors.
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nth SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce o. \. Crandan,
of Sedalia. as a candidate for state Senator from
the district composed 81 the counties of Lafayette,
Pettis and Saline, subject to the decision "f the
Democratic nominating ron invention to be held mt
Brownsville on the 5th Of september next.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-21

Lewcllen Davis, an old citizen of
Lexington, and our last State Senator
from this District, has become editor OF the
GaIlatin North Missourian, in Daviess coun-
ty, a Grant paper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-21

MIR. j. I. Smith, of the firm of
OConnor " Smith. produce and commission
merchants, at nedalia, called on rs yester-
day. He represents his house a. doing Il
prosperous business.
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pposrCI-TISG ATTORNEY.

EDITORS ISTELLIGEsCEn: At the earnest
solicitation Of many friends, yo" will announce
Attorney. Subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention this fall. A. j. HALL
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CAsH-Paid for Lard, Tallow, Grease oil
tat Of any kind.
\. A. RI. O.. LESUEUR,
Cor. Main and Pine streets.

PIcrUREs-F For the best Photographs go
to Saunders; for the best Gems go TO Saunders';
for the best Rem5randA go TO SauEdcrs'-thc
only Gallery in town that makes the true REM
brandt. In fact, go to Saunders for all the o"st
and latest styles in pictures. Gallery opposite
courthouse.
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Guss. LEHMAN, Sec',.

APOLOGY The editors of this
paper have both been i'll, during the past
week, and we trust this will be u sufficient
apology to our readers for any deficiencies
either in our local or editorial columns.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-21
SURVEYOR.

thereby announce myself a candidate for re-
election to the Office of County survivor, sutlrct
IN the decision Of the voters mt tile November
election Il. Bliss.
We are authorized to announce Howard Banes
rs candidate for County Survt y"r, subject L" the
action of q Democratic nominating convention.
ASSESSOR.
Robert G. Scott, of Dover township, authorizes
as to say that he will he i candidate before the
Democratic County Convention for the Office OF
County Assessor.
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Two good work mules, well matched. about
fteenf hands high, viii br sold Mt low figures
for cash. inquire at the grocery store OF John
Doughsrty, west franklin street, near virginia
lot-i. Soii-2t
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co,-Sry \TIyE

At the urgent solicitation of many friends.
announce myselfa candidate Tor the Legislature.
Subject to the decision Of a Democratic County
Convention. WM. I. HAYS.
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Donan's Caucasian calls ~Pomeroy's
Democrat obscene and iDdecent!-Ne-
yada Democrat. ~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-21

meeting of this cidi, will be held at their
room. on SATURDAY. August 2sih. 1872. A
full attendance OF the members Is earnestly
rcquestdc. js5l-2t
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co1.<ry SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBL,

COUNTY SCPERlNl ENIENI UT itbi.i'
We are authorized TO announce Lucicn Il.
Wright as a candidate for County Superinten-
dent OF Public schools. subject to the action oil
the Count, Democratic Convention.
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HORACE GREELEY
CLUB.

SAYS Geo. S. Nciircw X Co. sell Queens.
ware cheaper than any other house in the
city. Jylitf.
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. ~. LILA I. ''' -
DAVIS TOWNSHIP.

The meeting TO elect four delegates to at
ten the County Convention at Lexington.
Missouri, Aug. Eth, was called 20 order by
Judge Downing. Abner Osborn was np-
pointed chairman aud Guss. Lehman ~sccreta-
ry. Tn following delegates were elected,
to wit: T.. T.. Conn, Geo. Osborn. j. r.
Downing, James Warren, Is. +. Coffee.
Meeting well attended.
ABNER OSBORN. Chm.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fee for announcing candidates for any Office, 81,
payable in advance, in all cases.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY OFFICES.
SlERlEE

We are authorized to announce Joseph
Barton. of Washington tnMn'i,iri as "a
county, subject to to decision of the County
Convention. %
We are requested to announce that Lewi'p
Green, of Lexington township, will submit his
claims to the decision of the Democratic county
Convention, AS u candidate for the Office al >.Irr-
in of Lafayette county, Mt the November election
EDITORS INrELLIGESCEn: You are authorized
to announce me rs Il candidate for the office OF
her election, subject to the decision of the Demo-
''"''' b. Il. wEEpIN.
En,roRs lSrrLLIGESCER: Please announce
me as a candidate Tor sHERifF OF Lafayette
county subject to the decision ofthe DEMochArlc
Comfy Convention. WILLIAM iOuNG.
wAvEnLY, Mo, July -.
EplroRs ISTELLIGENCEK: Please announce me
M n candidate for the Shcriiialty of Lafayette
county at the next election. subject TO me action
Of the Democratic nominating convention.
JONI CHHIsMAS.
p,tord T Webb. of Middleton town-hip, will
submit his name to the action of the Democratic
County Convention as II candidate Tor The ONCE
of sheriff Of Lafayette county ut The November
election.
We are authorized TO announce Zach >:
Mitchell as II candidate for the Office "i ShrTth oi
Infavett. county subject to the action "f u Dem
cratic nominating convention.
TREASURER.
NEssrs EDITORS: Please announce my nam"
"a IA candidate for the Office ct County Treasurer.
subject to the decision of tlr County Democratic
Convention. As II guarantee of my ahiiity IN
n.rtorm IN. duties OF the Office, ami my iiirllt!
therein, | refer to The record ri my entire lille
spent in this community. Respectfully.
WM. q. MCCAuSLASD.
July 81, 1872.
b. X. Ireland has requested us IN announce
that he is a candidate for the Office OF county
Treasurer, subject to the decision OF the DeIii"-
cratic County Convention.
At the solicitation of many friends, | hereby
announce myself ~ a candidate for the Office oil
County Treasurer, subject To the decision al Tie
County Democratic Convention, have resided
in this county 81 years, and offer my past record
~ u guarantee of my future conduct.
Respectfully,
THos. Il. CLAGETr.
j. X. billiard, of Dover township, Is a caf,ti-
date for County Treasurer, subject To the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
We are authorized to announce e. \. kirtley,
of Dover township, as 4 candidate Tor treasurer
of LAFAYETTE county, subject to the decision oil
the Democratic County Convention.
We are authorized to announce the name of D..
Russell Us n candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer. subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic County Convention.
We are authorized TO announce james
Clowdsley as n candidate for County Treasurer
of Lafayritc County. Subject tn the decision
of the County Democratic Convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-21

For A Coop BED-clcan room. and
4 square meal, 30 to the Lindell Hotel, Kan
sas City. j. IL.
my:l-ly Proprietor.
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o SALE.

THIS farm 10 located abou, six miles -
= clue south OF Waveriy, in the very ..i
best portion Of Lafayette county, Il con-
pine plank fence, aud In q high slate az cuiti.
walton. Thc improvements arr, = large two.
stofy nsuse dwelling, suitAhle tenant isouses.
and, all the necessary oafhuildlnxs, md con.
vcntonocs Ola wch regulated farm.
my ta!n9 m sgnSt neiKhbevhOed, oGavenieut
70 scaoots, hns on ttA thriving yoanH orrhsrI,
Ind h.a h~cn In culilyStipn only 8 m wear. r
Lrsea. frssh, SD well s6spted 20 TIE 'Gru1vK q
Eh:snG 40 AZ The snplc prolacis.
one Sc sS ,S fssss, ws.n g rs sAai. MI
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At L primary meeting Of the Democratic
and Liberal Republican party, held ut Con-
cordia, August II, 1872. to appoint delegates
to the Lexington Convention. Oh the 18th
inst. A. H.. SittlinGton was called To the
chair, aud +. w. Tiilay appointed secretary.
On motion, the following delegates We're
selected TO represent Freedom township.
viz $. L. Ba>cOIn. West Freedom 4: Jesse
Hargrayc, West Freedom; 4. X. Sitting.
ton, East Freedom; Henry Filing, East
Freedom.
On motion. it was resolved that a meeting
of the voters of Freedom township be held
ut Aullyillc, oil the 30tli "a. l o'clock, for the
purpose of discussion, and inStructing the
county delegates rs to voting for u primary
election, or primary meeting and cunven-
ton for the nominations to made hereafter
by the Democratic and Liberal Republican
party.
Resolved, that the central committee, in
the call for meeting to elect delegates TO 4
County Convention, for the purpose OF
placing u county ticket i'm the tirld, invite
The cooperation of the Liberal Republican
party in the said primary meeting.
Resolved, that our central mmitt dcsig-
nate the places of Aullyille and Concordia
for holding our primary election.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
X SfrI ISCTpS tv,'n
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WM. CoRsE, Sec'y.
LEXINGTON TOWNSHIP.

A meeting of the Democrats of Lexington
township was held ut the COurt-hOusc in
Lexington, at l o'clock on Wednesday, the
18th inst. Capt. y. \. Le>ueur was called
to the chair. and Mes>r>, Ethan Allen and
l.. W. Groves appointed secretaries.
Mr.. W. ii. Chiics moved the appointment
of Il committed o, five. to report the names
of fifteen delegates to the County Convcil-
ton. Carried.
The chairman appointed As such commit
tee. Mcs>rs. VIM. II. Chile>. JOIN Il. Ford.
Col. John Reid, Thomas Shelby and Jos. +.
smith, who Withdrew for consultation.
During the absence of the committee on
delegates, calls were made on Triton Davis.
and that gentleman entertained the meeting
during its absence.
On conclusion of Mr.. Davis. the commit
tee submitted the following report. which
was unanimously adopted:
To the chairman of the Democratic meet
in. of Lexington township:
The Undersigned. your committee, would
respectfully report and the fol
township to the County Convention, to meet
on SATURDAY. August l., lS12:
H.. n. Smith. Linn Il. Gordon. John f..
Adams, IL. j.. T.. Ahrrn>, Thomas Shelby,
John K. Ford, y. q. Young. VIM. Hays,
a. ~. LesiIeur. John A. 5. Tut, W. a.
Chalslor, Robert keenc.
Respectfully submitted.
WIN. II. CHILES,
JOHN REID,
THOMAS SHELBY,
JOHN X. FORD.
JOSEPH S. SMITH.
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PIASos Asb OEGAss- pcrsDns desiring 10 ptir-
ehA>s either instrument cah obtain better bar
gains Of NessTk. SirIc d Mills, General Agents
Tor tbs celebrated Arion and Parior Gem
Pianos and E<ry Cottage Drgans than ans ,'ealcr
In thr W.At. Call on tlri8 1r send FOR their cir
suiarz, so. ia. North Filth Street, -. LDt,i-,
No. All Instruments fIIiy warranted. tGi-iy
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CLAY Observation-Disclosures PRECINCT.
Pursuant to notice, Il primary meeting OF
the Democrats of Clay township WAS held in
Wellington on the 18th inst. A. I. Kirtley,
Esq, was called to the chair. aud VIM. Corsc
appointed secretary.
Mr.. Black well having resigned his posi-
ton as Il member of the Democratic County
Committee, VIM. Cor>e was put in nomina-
ton and unanimously chosen IN his place.
The selection Ui live delegates to repre-
sent Us in the County Convention. to he held
ut Lexington on ile 18th instant, WAS next
in order. Nomii,'.. tons mere made and the
vote taken by baiv,. The following gentle
men were duly elected. DIR. ID. Il. fagland.
Thomas W. Rulings. DR.. J. Bctt. NJ. v. L..
McClclIand. and J. b. Mcdonald.
Mr.. blackwell stated that he had been re-
propriety of adopting, by the county the
system OF nominating candidates Tor Office
by primary elections, and made 4 few eN-
piaIa,ory remarks.
Mr.. McClclland briefly stated his views on
the subject. and offered the following rcso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this meet
ing, that il is unwi>e and ineNpcdient. at this
time. To adopt the system of nominating
candidates Tor Office by primary clrcti.n>.
The meeting then rendered 10 Mr.. Black
, well, unanimously, its thanks for his Naliil-
bic and efficient services rs L member OF the
county committee.
Ordered, that the proceedings of this
meeting be published i'll our county papers.
\. L. kIRTLEI, hin.
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DOT AMI SHOES, CHEAP.
KENTUCKY wHIsKEY, CHEAP.
GROCERIES, ASSORTED, CHEAPEST.
AND
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
Goods delivered free. sux.tf
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GREENTON ITEMS.

There is quite a dcarth of news in Green
ton Valley at this time. Nevertheless, if mo
news is good news we come greeting with
pnO,j tiIippS
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MEETINGS.

Il. ii. WILSON, Chairman
W. III. EWING, Secretary.
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SUCCESSORS TO p. {. PATTERSON 4 co
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-02
Notice ofForecIosure and S,Io

Nv HEREAS Sarah II. Boynton and Charles +
w Boynton OF Portland in the County Of S,nynbar'
land, on the twenty-seventh day of March N :
ISL by their mortgage deed of that date recorded ~
me registry OF Deeds for York COUNTY Root aoa
page 76 conveyed to me certain parcel of land with
Ihe Duildlngs thereon, situated in Buxton in The
county OF YORK, and lying on the westerly side of The
roau Leaning nom Thomas III. Davis bv Jacob Ham,
I'M s dwelling and bounded follows to wit begin
ing at the northeasery corner of said lot on said Road
ON land Of Thomas III. and Nathan w Davis and
running southeriy ON said road to land of Jacob
Hamlen thence westerly line of said Jacob's lam,
TO land OF the heirs of William Willis; thence morrill,
erly ON the line OF said heirs land to land 81 Nathan
W. Davis, thence easterly on land of said Nathan w
ana Ihomas IL. Davis, to the first mentioned bound
containing nine acres more less being the LOT CON-
veyed to said Sarah II. and Charles f. Boynton Nv
the heirs of William Willis deceased with anthorifv
IN the case Of the breach of the condition in said
mortgage to sell said premises at auction and sro,
the proceeds to pay the debt secured thereby.
AND whereas the said Sarah H. Bovnton ana
Gharles Boynton on the thirty-first day of Julv
d. lSIl by their second mortgage deed Of that date
recorded In the York Registry Of Deeds. Book sSs
page conveyed to me their interest in the above ia
scrioed real estate, with authority in case Of tbe
breach oil the condition in said mortgage 10 sell ad
eh hs At aucuon and from the proceeds to nav
And whereas, the conditions of said mortoaa too,o
nave been broken by said Sarah III. and Cbsr,eS n
Boynton this Is 10 give notice that said MARCEL ~ Ii
with the buildings thereon, will be sold nj n,,i,ii
AUCTION on said premises ON the twenty-eiohth do,
OF december A ID. 1872 at eleven O'clock in tbe eor
HOOD, ior the reason and purpose aforesaid
so,oo a. o..- ..oo JAMES K. DEANE.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-02

REV. Francis Vinton, d. D., died at his
residence on Brooklyn Heights, Sunday after
noon, after lingering illness. DR.. Vinton
was born in Providence, Aug. 20, 1909, and
educated at the West Point Academy, where
he graduated in $780, receiving a commission
as second-lieutenant in the Third Artillery.
He studied law at Harvard while stationed at
Fort Independence, and was admitted to the
bar at Portsmouth, N. H. He afterwards, in
1886, served in the Greek Indian war, and, in
1887, resigned. His inclinations leading to
missions of peace rather than of war, he after
due preparation entered the ministry of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, and was or
daned deacon by Bishop Griswold, in 1898,
and priest the succeeding year.
He was for a short time, in 1910, rector of
st. Stephens Church in this city, removing
thence to Trinity Church, Newport. In 1874
he became rector of Emanuel Church, Brook
Ign, N. Y, and subsequently of Grace Church
in the same city. In 1856 he was chosen as
sistant minister of Trinity Church, New York,
which position, with that of professor of can
on law in the General Theological Seminary
at New York, he held at his death. DIR. Vim
ton was elected bishop of Indiana in 1S48, but
declined. His memory will be held very dear
by his numerous friends in his native State
Providence Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-02
POETRY.


There were three crows sat up in a tree,
- 49, ~ = ..al..sls,aae4::.'
These crows that sat up in this tree I
We're as black as any crows could be.
Says Charles unto each other mate,
"What shall we do for grub to eat!
saTry Grant" saws Carl; s'T know he could
Provide us with some wholesome food.
ssHe has refused" says Horace g.,
"And that's why we are in this tree"
Then all exclaimed in solemn tone,
"We'll pick his eyes out one by one."
Then Carl S. smiled on Horace g.,
And Horace wagged his B. GratZ B.
Says ono of these old cunning crows,
"What know about Grant I'll now disclose
"And should any one doubt that my words arc
true,
He's william, traitor, and scoundrel too"
Says Charles to Carl, ''we'n Join the dance.
With the old flint locks he sold to France;
And if that's not enough to win the day,
Wen carry the war into Africa
So to accomplish all these ends
Charles writes unto his sable friends.
He gave them all his views quite freely,
Denouncing Grant and lauding Greeley.
Now from the sequel you may know
That Pompey was no friend to crow.
"G'long, Charley, honey, git away;
What care for ChapperquayP,
Greeley with his little Ratchet
Could never cut the slavery latchet.
Away down here in Norf Caroliny
De soft shell crab am not so plenty.
We all goes for General Grant,
In spite of all your silly rant
And Pompey laughed, it was nogo;
'Dis child,' says he, 'can't stand the crow.''
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-02
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
Spring Arrangement.

,.,=--z,,z-=,=-- On and after Monday, May goth,
Essssseessssss 1872 passenger trains Leave Portland
fWH-N1.7for Rochester and intermediate stations
= at us A. NJ, and 100 p. M. making
direct connection at Rochester with trains for Boston,
over Boston q Maine and Eastern Railroads. Also
connect at Rochester with Dover and Winnipiseogee
Railroad for Alton Bay, and with Portsmouth Great
Falls and Conway Railroad for Conway =
Leave Rochester for Portland and way stations at
7.30 A. NJ, and u NJ.
The 7.30 train connecting with down trains ON Do
yer and Winnipseogee, and Portsmouth Great Falls
and Conway Railroads. and tue IL o'clock train max
ing direct connection at Rochester with trains from
Boston, leaving Boston at 730 A. NJ, via Boston e.
Leave Portland for Saco River at $40 p M
Leave Saco River for Portland at $50 A. M.
Stages connect as follows:
AT Gorham for West Gorham Standisb and No
Lmington, daily sI Nm
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
and Limington, daily e-
At Centre Waterford for Limerick, Ncwfeld, Par
urdays, returning alternate DAYS ~
At Centre WATERFORD for Limerick, Parsonsfeld
daily. :"
Portland, May 20, 1872. n decI6-tc
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-02
Aver SHERRY Pectoral
FOR Discusses of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, whoopins Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthn.n and Consmmption.
"a and Consumption.

THE FEW Compositions
which have won the conf
|, dence of mankind and
become household words
iamong not only one but
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues. Per-
haps no one eyersecured SO
wide q reputation or main
tanned Il so long as AYER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL. n
has been known to the pube
lie about forty years. by q
long continued series ~