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ABBEVILLE MALE SCHOOL.

yRYHE exercises of this SCHOOL will
81 be resumed on Monday. Septen,l,-,
ber 2, at 8 A. M. The Fall Term Will
end on December 20, 1872. Charges for
entire Term, SIT; one half payable &C.
tober, and the remainder at close OF
Term. ,|-:'
Pupils charged from date Of entrance
to close of Trrm. For other Information
apply to the Teacher. 8
EDWARD T.. PARK Err
Aug. 81, 1872, 1871.
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Scientific Lecture at Green Wocd.
GREENWOOD, S. c.,
Annnst 21st. 1872.

~ GREENWOOD, S. c., |
August 21st, 1872, !
Editor Ab6cu;He Press and Banner:
DEAR :.SIR.-Wiil you please call
the attention of the public through
your paper, to the fact that Prof: J,
R. Blake, of Davidson College, will
lecture in this place on Friday night,
30th inst. Subject, the "Sunbcam.' VI
Truly, yours,
]. g. MAXWELL.
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The following persons have packages
in the Express office:
IT B Milford, J M Latimer, w K Brad
ley, NJ Conghran; r Jones, G. Med.
Miller, T NJ Mitchell, Gen. S MCGOWAN.
J + Penny, Z r. Miller, r Z Haskell.
T.. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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Letter of Thanks from the Colored
People Of Mill Way.
g MILL WAY, 5. G.
= " = Aug. 20, 1872.

= r MILL WAY, ). y.
90 = - Aug. 20, 1872. I
CAPT. J. W ARDLAw PERRIN, G
Respected Sir, The colored people
of Chiles Gross Roads and vicinity
desire to return to you as, Chairman
and through you to the Committee Of
Arrangements and the entire neigh.
borhood, their heartfelt thanks for
the kindness shown them on the 18th
instant. Some 400 of our number
enjoyed the privileges of the grounds
and at dinner feasted to our hearts
content. The ,kinndess shown US on
that day will not soon be forgotten,
and adds another link to the chain Of
we'll wishes and kind deeds which we
are constantly receiving from your
bands.
Hoping that the iron horse and his
.rumbling train may soon be heard in
our midst We remain, 5-,,.
Yours, most respectfully,
WINSTON Cu1LEs, SE,
CHARLES WooRRlDGE, ''-
LEWIS CHILEs, -
JEFF. WIDEMAN, =
ARTER HEARST, 20. -a.
FRANK HEARST,
LICE MILLER. E2cI 41l :as1 ~
ANDERSON CHILEs,
For and in behalf Of all.
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Married..

MARRIED. on the 9th inst. at the
residence Of DR.. A. r. Wideman, by the
Rev. J. I. Bonner, Prof. j. z. KEN
NEEDY, and Mrs. KATE p. WIDE
MAN, all of Abbeville. er
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FAMILY BIBLES,
With Places F5l Family Portraits
LEE & PARKER.
June1O, 1872 2o-tf G

"The cheapest of preminms consis
tent with entire and perfect safety to-
theinsured best subserye the public
interest, and operate to extend the
benefits of these benefeent institu-s
tons. III is needless and expensive
to pay over money or notes to q Life
Insurance Co., for tho purpose only
Of having the same returned.
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For County Commissioner

&. L VI OouAty OouAiAAiSoAoAAC3e
Tile friends of FRANKLIN tBEAS-
LEY announce him as candidates for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER in the
ensuing election.
aea. The many friends Of WY.
DAVIS announce him as q candidate
for the office of County Commissioner
at the next election. ) = -1-J Z
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Greenville & Columbia 4. &.

Daily, Sundays excepted, connecting
with Night Trains on the South Carolina
Railroad. upand down also with Trains
going North and South OH Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad.
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grades would bring II. ....
NEW YORK, August &c. = Noon
Cotton quiet sales 1859 bales upland
%; Orleans 22l. Gold heavy at l222.
AUGUsA, August 26. = Cotton dull
middlings 10; net receipts q bales sales
IL.
CHARLESTON, August 26. = Cotton
quiet; middlings 10000; net receipts
los bales. -
BALTIMORE, August 2G.-Cotton firm
middlings %; gross receipts is bales
sales AZ, of which 80 saturday evening
stock 54S. -. '''s
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ANNUAL MEETING
Of County Commissioners.

FEHHE\A Annual Meeting of the Board
E of County Commissioners, will be
held at Abbeville Court House, on the
first Tuesday in September next t.auDG
I ALI persons having Bills against the
County, areGrequired to deposit the same
with the Clerk of the Board, on or be-
fore the first day of September next. In
default thereof, such Bills; will not be
audited at said annual meeting as,3.i.
II. JONES, G. c. C.
August 6, 1872. 17-tf ~, ~
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The friends of Maj JOHN B.
MOORE, of Anderson, announce him
as a candidate for Solicitor of the
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT at
enslling election. .:<'t -
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For Solicitor of 9Th Circuit.
The friends of VIM. II. PERRY,
ESQ, of Greenville, announce him as q
candidate for reelection, as Solicitor of
the sth judicial Circuit at the ensuing
election. -,
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1fes$rs. Etzit0Ts: Please announce
SAMUEL CARTIER as a candidate for
the position of School Commissioner at
the approaching election.
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Charleston Markets.
.... REPORTED BY
CRAWLEY & DEUON,
Cotton Factors, North Atlantic Wharf

Charleston, S. c., August 10, 1872.
CoTToN-Quotations nominal, so bales,
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Ec Parte Bernard O'Connor c;nG Hur-
riet Eis aoJc.
-., Petition to Sell Land.
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STATE NEWS.

The junior editor OF the Lewiston Journal
arrived Tuesday afternoon from three
months tour in Europe. lie has visited Eng
land Scotland, France, Italy and Germany.
He sailed from Liverpool, on his return,
week ago last Ihursduy, and reached New
York Monday afternoon.
The Portland Press gives the following ac-
count of Il singular affair: Tuesday after
noon as James Mccarthy, young man of
l6, was sitting on the steps of his mothers
house, on Fore street, betw Hampshire
and India, the report of pistol was heard
and simultaneously be received bullet in
the forehead, which inflicted IA severe wound,
and came out through the scalp near the top
of his head. He had been talking with his
mother, who sat in the window, only an in
slant before. She heard him trying to get
into the house and went to his assistance.
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convention was here to-day to resent the foul
conspiracy formed some time ago for the des-
truction Of the democratic party, and which
is now eliminating at the Opera House.
This convention represents the vast masses of
democrats whose voice Is not to be heard
there. Those here present will continue to
hold up the old flag, and if the conspirators
throw it down we will take it up, and bid de-
nance to the outrage sought to be perpetrated.
Political coalitions, as the president sought
to show, never succeed. Coalitions are
founded and bargain and sale, and we cannot
tell who the buyers and the takers are, but
the faint will remain. When Greeley was
nominated at Cincinnati howl of contempt
everywhere took place, combinations took
place; paper after paper hoisted a signal of
distress and went over to his support, and
now we see the result in the proceedings at
the Opera House in the nomination of Gree
ley and Brown. The committee appointed
yesterday, presented an address to the
democracy of the United States, in which
they severely arraign t4e democratic party,
saying they have abandoned the principles
they heretofore cherished, and accept in their
stead those that are altogether irreconcilable
and conflicting. The convention here as
sembled is not bound by the action of the
Opera House Convention, which action should
be spurned by all loyal democrats. The adj
dress recommends the formation of democratic
associations throughout the country, to stop
the growing detection from the true demo-
cratic party. and that call be issued for
national democratic convention to be held at
Louisville on the Sd of September next. The
address was adopted.
Mr.. Bently of n. Y, said they should not
make nomination at the present time. lie
wanted a true democrat as candidate for pres
ijcnt.
y resolution was offered and adopted for
the appointment of a committee to secure the
attendance Of delegates to national conven-
ZION at Louisville.
series of resolutions recommending GER
tain things to the national convention we're
laid on the table and the convention sd-
ionrned.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, will celebrate
Henry Ward Beechcr's silver wedding Octo-
her 10, with four days festivities.
Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender, is
shortly expected in Switzerland, and it i.
rumored that he i. preparing new raid or
Spain.
III. Z. Watson was on Monday elected t.
the Presidency OF the Erie Railroad. He
was Assistant Secretary of War during the
rebellion. and is at present connected viii
large railroad interests in Ohio. Genera
Diven was elected Vice President.
The Celina, o., citizens have lynched tw,
OF the three men imprisoned on the charge o
outragiDg and numbering Miss Belle Secor
The New Jersey Court Of pardons has com
nuted Lizzie Garrabrants sentence iron
hanging to Imprisonment, for life.
The Cuban privateer Pioneer was capturet
of Point Judith on Monday by the revenue
cutter Moccasin and nov lies in port at New
port, K. L., III the custody OF our authorities
who await orders Washington The Pioneer
when captured WAS waiting for tbs officer she
landed at Charleston, 5. C., with dispatches
and was supplied with gun, and ammunition
and provisions for a long cruise.
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good a hall, and thanking the en.erprisinc

good hall, and thanking the enterprising
builder. He expressed emphatically his hope
that its use may tend to the moral and INTEL
lectual welfare of the community. Rev. A.
Il. Crane was called upon by the chair, and
spoke in very entertaining manner. He
very felictously depicted and satairized the
gentlemen who view with disfavor the new
Hall-namely, the Old Foeies. Rev. Mr..
Heath, j. p, Sawtelle, F. J. Day, L. r.
King, Esq, Of Lyndon, (who CHANGED to be
in the city, and others spoke briefly.
The music was particularly enjoyed. In
the evening was a brilliant promenade con-
cert, followed by dance.
The bnlding-Wilson Block in the third
story of which is the hall, is IS by IS feet
The first story is made up of stores. In the
second story, are a dining room, gentlemen's
and ladies' drawing rooms, clothes rooms,
ticket Office, etc. The rest of the floor has
been fitted up as refreshment rooms. The
hall is GO by 45 feet; stage Is by 45; gallery
at each side and east end. The hail will ac-
commodate about 1900 persons. The cost of
the building approximates $4,000, and the
cnteprisng builder, Mr.. Charles Wilson, is
entitled to much credit for his public spirit
and enterprise. 1t is hoped his investment
will prove paying one. The city has now
what il has long nee!el--a good public Hall
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
BRUNSWICK.

The meeting Of the Board OF Trustees and
Oyerseers of Bowdoin College this morning
was long and full of business.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts in course
was voted to be conferred upon the members
of the graduating class, and the degree of A.
B. out OF course upon Charles L. Shepard of
the class OIL
The following new scholarships were &C.
cepted .sS-t
One thousand dollars from Rev. W. T.
Savage of Franklin, \. H. $4,000 from Miss
Mary Cieaves of Hallowell; $1,000 from
Hon. Marshall Cram of Brunswick scholar
ship, to be called the "Cram Memorial
Scholarship" in honor Of his son the late n
p. Cram, OF the class of 81; $1,000 from Mrs.
Maria VI. Sewall Of Kennebunk.
1t was voted to repair Massachusetts, Hall
and fit up the upper rooms for museum of
natural science, to be called the "Cleveand
Museum of Natural Science"
The department Of military tactics was put
on footing with other department. as re-
CARDS authority and discipline, and all the
students who are able will be forced to drill
Voted to fix up recitation rooms in the new
Memorial Hall
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From tho position in which he sat and the
course OF the bullet, 1t is evident that the
shot came from behind fence directly in
front of him. When he took his cap of the
ball fell out and was saved. 1t was appar.
emily conical ball, considerably dattened
out by contact with his head. DR.. French
was called to attend him but was unable to
| determine whether or not there was frac-
| ture of the skull. Tuesday night Mccarthy
! was quite bright and cheerful. His friends
assert that it was a deliberate act, but it does
not seem reasonable, as Mccarthy has been
an invalid for four years, and almost in the
last stages of consumption.
Hon. VIM. P. Wingate, Collector of Ban.
gor, is lying seriously i'll Of in1ammatory
rheumatism at his residence in that city.
Portland, BY decisive vote, is in favor Of
loaning its credit to the Ogdensburg enter
prise.
jeremiah Hayes of Bangor, was badly in
jured by being crushed with two large stones,
on Tuesday evening.
A correspondent of the Portland Press says
that farm help is very scarce and wages high.
Were it not for the improved farming imple-
ments, no farm could pay its running ex-
penses and support family, but, God ''tem-
pers the wind to the shorn lamb hence, in
His Providence, He has given US the cult
vator, the horse rake and the moving ma.
chimes.
The annual rush of city people to Moose
Head Lake has commenced, and great num-
oers are flocking there for health, pleasure
and trout.
new post Office has been established at
South Fayette, and Samuel Hussey appointed
postmaster.
Daniel Kinds, the young man who was so
terribly injured by falling on a circular saw
in Morse's mill on the 9TH of June last. died
Tuesday forenoon.
Ammi c. Teel of Lewiston, formerly of
Cambridge, Mass, was kicked by his COW
last Friday forenoon and injured so that he
| died last night. He was eighty years of
age.
The Conway Savings Bank has Just procur.
ed new Tilton & Mcfarland safe, weighing
| 900 pounds.
! A Grand Lodge of Knights OF Pvthias for
the State was formed on Tuesday at the
Hall OF Bramhall Lodge No. 3, by Supreme
| Vice Chancellor, S. S. Davis of Nashua, y.
| H., assisted by 7. A. Chase and +. NJ. Craw-
ford of Grand officers OF the Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts. The following officers were
elected ard installed for the remainder of
| tile present term:
| +. H. Hanson, Portland, G. V. Z; Il. H.
| lngcrsoll, Biddeforl G. c; I. NJ. Laughton.
Bangor, &. V. {; j. A. Loring, Portland G.
X. and c. $; n. II. Lougec, Lewiston, &. B
G. ID. Brown, Saccarappa, &. G.; W. X. Il.
Bullock, Biddeford. G.. l. s: j. f. Tarr.
Biddeford. G. q. :.
Tae following were elected delegates to the
Supreme Lodge; ior two years K. II. Inger-
soil, Biddoford for one year F. NJ. Laugh
ton Of Bangor.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London, 10. Ia the House of Commons
to-day, Mr.. Morrison moved the proportional
representation bill which adopts the Ameri-
can avstem OF representation pcoportioned to
the population and readjusted according to
each successive census. Mr.. Morrison ex-
planned the operation of the bill at length.
lie demonstrated that under this system
birmingham wond be entitled to seven and
Liverpool to ii representatives in Parlia-
ment instead OF three each rs at present, and
London would be represented by 81 members
instead of twenty.
Tom Hughes seconded the motion of MIR.
Murrison
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excessive use OF the Senses, without Llr in
terra!s OF rest for rVpair. II order to main
tain the wonted energy, the force expended,
whether of body or mind, must be restored.
When the expenditure of brain matter and
other nervous elements is continued by over
work, the early extinctions Of life itself may
be looked for as the result of such degener-
alton. The ingredients composing Fellows
Compound Syrup OF lIypoYhosphites, are
such RS constitute heel,hy blood, establish
sound nerves ard senses, and will consequen :
tly not only prevent this exhaustion. Int in
most cases restore suci rs is lost.
iuiN +&wIw
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BALTIMORE CON
VENTION.

~ ii"haH presented u
su,l'h VI i''oo' "eFhiahs OF the city OF New
ofh' relative 10 nomination OF candidate
iaf ffesiaenf' II was sent to the desk where
~ "'S ie"u os 'i'r secretary IL recommends
'hP hohiha'ioh OF ttreeley and Brown and
/ impressed pehei that they Will receive the
nc''N supper, Vi u'e "efnahf' regardless OF
pa, parry ainiiauoh>' AZ the pest nomination
'"a' O"i ne n'ahe'
Horace Greeley WA, nominated for presi-
dent Oh the first ballot. His nomination was
received by cheers.
NJ. Ray Of Ind, offered a resolution to
proceed to vote by States fer President and
Vice President
sir. Coz OF !, offered an amendment
! providing that on the calling of each State its
chairman shall state how the delegation votes
and his statement alone shall be taken.
The amendment was adopted by the
mover oil the original resolution aud the lat
ter andopted vice versa.
Mr.. snow Hook of H.. presented the name
OF Horace Greeley rs democratic candidate
Tor President.
| The roll was called on the presidential
nomination. Zach vote for Greeley was
received with cheers. The ballot resulted ::
| First ballot, Greeley 687; Bayard OF Della
ware. u; Jerry Black of Pa, 81 Groesbeck
),
men toy. Holman rose to cast the vote
OF New York Ter delegation gave three
cheers.
order being restored Mr.. Hoffman disputed
Missourls promise TO give Greeley the
largest ma ority Of any State in the Union,
and said New lork's majority would be
larger than Missouri's total vote. He also
expressed his regret that there had been anv
division of vote here. He knew these who
did not vote Tor Horace Greeley were acting
conscienciously, but he desired to appeal to
them. New York is democratic State; it
had more than 100000 democratic voters and
these were ready to sacrifice personal prefer
cnces and prejudices on the altar Of the
country, lie hoped their brethren elsewhere
would 10 the same.
After the chair had announced the result of
the first ballot, Mr. Wallace of Pa, took the
] platform and was received with cheers. He
said in obedience to IA division of public SEN
timent in his State, their delegation had cast
! part OF their vote against the gentleman who
| by usases and customs of the democratic
party, is now its nominee for the presidency
| They would yield to this decision and accept
the result which this great high court of an
peal had decreed. In conclusion, by nstruc-
tons of his delegation he moved the nonina-
| ton be made unanimous.
After music, Battle Cry of Freedom, fol-
lowed by Hail to the Chief, when the music
c.a.cd, scene was lowed ut the rear of the
stage presenting view of the White House
Order being restored the motion OF Mr. Wal
lace that the nomination be made unanimous
was put and carried. with one or two disSents
only.
The roll was called on the Domip alton for
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Dedication Of Wilson Hall.

The new hall in Wilson Block, Halloweil,
was dedicated yesterday. At . o'clock 2. NJ,
order was called by f. j. Day, Esq, who
made a few appropriate remarks and called
Maj l.. Rowell to preside. DIR. Halves
band Numbering about 30 Of young lady
singers, occupied the stage and sang several
select pieces; the singing was a fine feature
of the occasion. Maj. Rowell made short
and happy address pertinent to the hour.
Rev. &c. McCulley followed felieitating the
citizens of Hallowell on the completion of so
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The Anti Greeley Convention.

Baltimore, TO- The Ant-Greeley Demo-
cratic Convention met at one o'clock. The
following gentlemen were nomnrted by the
committee on permanent officers: President,
Samuel J. Bayard of New Jersey; Vice
Presidents, +. f. Stokes of South Carolina,
Jas. Sweeney of Pennsylvania, Ezra Keyser
of Texas and Jesse Miller of w. Virginia !;
Secretaries, Jas. G.. Underwood of Connect
cut and 5. j. Chute Of New York. The re-
port was adopted.
Mr.. Bayard on taking the chair said this
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sew YORK .Irll 10.

NtW York JUN 10.
bertrand Co. 20 -; Western uniOn Tel Co.. -
Quicksilver Mining Co., 42ie; Pacific Alnli. 4
Boston Water Power, ii Adams IN. Co.. .. &. p
Wells Fargo Co., ~. American Merchants Ia
II; l.. EA.oo., -; NY. Central * Hudson
River, -, do. scrip. 97ss Erie, %: 10. pid.7S;
Harlem, Ii+!e do. pld l5o Reading, ,Mich.
Central, ll1, Lake shore and Micnlgan southern
1874, Illinois Central 1875 Cleveland Pittsburg,
II Chicago North Western, % do pid 9o'.
Chicago Rock ieland, lli's Nil. y ST Paul az.
do pid,1.; Toledo, Wabash a Western, ~
do. ptd g; Pittsburs Fort Wayne, 50; ierre
ONO 4 Miss, t;is: boston. Hartford K Enc. ~
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Fly Paper and YCrmin Evtermina,or old
at Partridse> Drug store.

Fewpeople unacquainted with phy-iolog ical
chemistry are aware of the quantity Of iron
in the blood. but all should know the inlpor-
lance of keeping up the supply. for debility,
disease and death are Sure to follow when the
quantity becomes too much reduced. The
Peruvian Syrup "a prototoXiie Of IRON sap
plies this vital clement, and has cured many
chronic diseases. +3t&w
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Mes-rs. Murphy and Bryant (Refo.mers)
were at Hallowell Tuesday evening, and adj
dressed the Club of that place with inspiring
words. Next week they design proceeding to
Dover and vicinity. where they expect to
carry forward the Reform work. 1t is ex-
pected to start the first Reform Club Of Mas
snchusets at East Boston, July 18th.
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News From New York,

New York, 10. On the announcement of
the nomination OF Greeley and Brown three
field pieces fred 100 guns in City Hall Park.
flags were hoisted on the City Hail. and a
banner was suspended between the large
trees in the hall park with an inscription that
''Tammany responds to the nominations OF
the National Convention Of Baltimore"
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PORTLAND.

Portland, 10. The friends OF Horace Gree
lcy in this city this afternoon, testified their
JOY At his nomination by firing one hundred
guns.
:siu'e. were al>o fired in Bath and Belfast
and great enthusiasm manifested.
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Frank Collins. son OF Henry Collins of
drowned in Cobbossec stream Tuesday noon
while bathing. The body was recovered
short time after, but life was extinct
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wonderful freak of nature in Skowhegun.
A babe was born short time since with two
teeth, and when a month old every tooth was
ont and ready for action. There's something
for medical men 10 ''chaw" on.