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Rrom Europe To-Day.
LHTrBR OF COMDOLBEoR FROM QUE1N VI

LITTLE OF COuDOL1EOB FRo4 oUk1N VIZ
LoHDoH. July 30.-Queen Victoria has tele-
graPhed Due D'Aumale, expressing sympathy
tor his son, the Duke OF Guise. Her Majesty
eayG 81 have suffered - wife, and suffered as
mother when the Prince OF Wales was in
dying state. know then what your grief must
be. and believe me share In IL greatly"
CoNPLAINr AGAINST AABRIcAN laval OF
LoHDoN, July 3Q.-A special dispatch from
Brussels to the P6a Hall Gazette says the United
States steaUeR WaohuDctt1, while at Antwerp
enlisted 100 Belgians, including . number OF
minors, who were taken without their parents,
consent. The latter complained, but the oficers
Of the Machuset0 Refused 30 release the minors
The matter, however, has been arranged by the
authoride6
Hen. W0. .. greesbeek Swallow
I II. @.
NEW YORK, July 3o.-William 8. 0roeshsch
writes letter giving In adhesion o 0reelsv.
He ays: "I differ In politics With GresIev NO
was not my choice; but he has been Chosen With
extraordinary unanimity, and IL now before us
the only representative Of reconciliation.
Death Of Henri Drayton. the Actor.
INV YORK, July 30.-Henn Drayton, the
weliknown operate artist, died to-day In this
city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
EvENTH GRAND ANNUAL
SCHUE TEMPEST
WASHINGTON sCHUETZEy VEREIy,
THEIR BEAUTIFUL PARK,
SEVENTH sTREET ROAD
July %, 30, 81, and Ist and I'd of Au.
gust, 1872.
PRIZES TO THE AMOUNT OF $4,000.
FBIZE SHOOTING,
PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING,
GRAND CONCERT AND DANCING.
,P0FghAR AMUSFMESTs, IMMENSE ILLg-
WORKS livery DAY aud EVENING During the
Wonderful TBAPEZE PERFORMANCE BIZ the
R1n%9TnSd French Artists, ALBERT and ADELE
views Of the late Franco RUSSIAN War Di'''0'"s
s 5hs SENGERBUND, ARION, and CHosAL
tions. - '''
Our Celebrated MARINE BAND, under the di-
CERTs DAILY, from to IL pm.
AECING MUSIC, under the direction Of Prof.
Schroeder.
Brilliant Display of FIREWORKS and MAG
NlFl sENT ILLUMINATION EVERY NIGHT
During the Festival.
Amrle preparations have been made to preserve
STRICT ORDER ON the Grounds.
SPECIAL DETECTIVES have been engaged to
see that no Improper Characters are admitted.
ADMISSION:
To the Park...23 Cents To the Pavilion.2 D Gents
No Return Tickets.
Cars Of the Silver Spring and Boundary Railroad
will passengers from the eth street terminus
to the SchuetZen Park. Fare Cents. jy25 st
OLD MOL On Exhibition (NEw No.
4ss and sale 4ss
AARKRITER'S,
No 4l6 7th street, between and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings Ensrayings, Chromos, &C.
Alst, largest stock Paper Hsngings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
* TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. jelly
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GEN. SHERMAN lett Paris yesterday for Lon
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THEIR BEAUTIFUL PARK,
SEVENTH sTREET ROAD
.,,.p

PRIZES TO THE AMOUNT OF $4,000.
FBIZE SHOOTING,
PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING,
GRAND CONCERT AND DANCING.
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oP21SiAxz9N@
10; lSyy flNN.!LyANA AvINuH.
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NOTICE-TWO TRIPS WEEK OF THE
~ WAWASEr.

NOTICE-IWO TRIPS A WEEK OF THE
IN WAWASEr.
On TUESDAY MORSING, August 9th, the
Steamer WbWAsET will resume her eT~s
regular two trips week down the E,s69sa~S<
Potomac, touching at intermediate aES7zz1zn
landings.
Leave Washington for Curriomau aud inferno
diaie landings at s q m. Tuesdays.
Leave Washington for Cone River and interme-
diate landings at d q. m. Fridays.
For freight or passage apply at ONCE OF Potomac
Ferry Company, foot of 9TH street.
The Wav asset can be chartered MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS for Excursions. jyN-lOt
EOR MOUNT VERNON The steamer ARROW
Il Capt. Frank HOllingshead, hav- Ws
ing been rebuilt asd entirely refitted 4llssEf<
by her present owners, will leave her kk1z1zzknzD
wharf foot of TIN street daily, Sunday excepted, at
~ O'Clock a m for Mount Vernon (the tomb of
" sshingto tom and intermediate landings
JAMES SYKES,
jel9 3m Gent Superintendent Steamer Arrow.
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1REMEMBHR NAME AND NUMBER-
a. US.
Popular Clothing House.
l0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10Th and llth Streets,
jya6-tr Thraa Doors trorr H,~v.rsh $780,


Hc f11s, . 3 IL Ace e.s b.
Nth ease mediately after the operation Bunions,
oc. sSS1e1 n.ils ssculsE E1e.s &c..
opposite y. 3. Treasury. Hours: Q. m 10 >. m.
xis ker visit: attendance ct real fence, o. per
ssss =, sesidenees except betvs n and ,. m.
and the thousands OF other we'll In ,Wn ana resSon
Washington 1851. iviIe, IN
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DA DEDUCTION Of 90 PER CENT. has been
made on all these goods.
~Purcbasers will find 1t to their advantage to
give me call.
~ Persons going to the country, or to different
Watering Places, can have their wardrobes replen.
ished ct . small expense.
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SCHUETZEN
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RESTAURANT.
JOHN SooTT sDININGSALooNlne neal, sc. os6 La ay
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDs
PERRY COLEMAN, a3 7th ST., cp. Center Market
TUCKER & SHERMAN, SIS Louisiana avenue.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
WARRINGTON Business COLLEGE, COR. 7th And L 81.
SEWING MACHINES.
"HEsthR WILSON s. Steer 8 Son, ssts. ,4el Pa.sv
sIN6rR Lewis Basr, agt., Y. II. O. A. B.. 9th & q
sLfAs H6wF ksr nsU sss ~ Ps a aS =.
WED SEWING MACHINE CoNPANI, 100 9th street.
sany fs'S S,ass Ct AMIN q. a.
ST., OPP. Masonic Temple The strongest and light.
est, the best and most perfect Be sure and see It,
SHIRT FACTORIES.
Mas sis r. f. Bet BET tnsis,h ,'
MRS Il A. sMITH, ST. SIN st also, ladies underwear
SILVER PLATERS.
EDwARD SIoLPE, 609 7th street, %. Pest ONCE.
RosT. A. wHIrEEANp. se4 d ST.. between sth 3 9Th
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIEs.
BATE BRoTHsR, 6l9- q q ST.. bet. sth and 7th
STAMPING DEPOTA.
MRS. g II MAuRER, 6H 7th ST.. ODD. Patent OnIes
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS, &C.
A. E. sHEPHERD& Co, 80 Pa sv., bet 9Th lOth NJ,
sTOHE YARDA
WI q. A. AcKER. Let and Z streets n. W.
STOVES, BHEET.lR0N, TIN WARE.
g o. 81 81 III ssi Bet near Ps ~ stree.
~ ..rset, If lsn :1d S
JOHN MORiN,faIso TN hoo6.sJ MS q p. S ave-.
TEA AND CORFEE OTORHO
ORIENTAL TEA STORE. A. n Wheeler - Nh s<,..1
TITLE EXA4INERA
A.G II ALEY, 89 Pc. az Law .0onveyano,s. Noea,v
TOBACCO AND CI0AD 0TORE0
Island OF CuRA, Luchs D Bro. Tth O :, on. p n
MM. b. RoosE, lzS3 Renn'a avenue, noer ~
QANlHL LoceHRAN, ll1B Penn. ava ne0r Wils ~ -
PHILIP II. WARD. southwest Cor. Pa, Az al 30eS -
TOYS, RANCY ABIICLM -
ON. RUPERT. AS tn street. near D.
TRUNK MA1URACTORIUA
Jas. o. foPHAM Co., - 7th st., adj n O. T. Han
UNBBKLLA0, PA3ANOI8. CAHRG
SHAs e. PKARcH, ile Pa. Az, bet. lltH . Ioth ~
WIN. Ros KRs, 80 10th street, near II,
UEOERTAKERA
JOSEPH 0AwLEl, HH Pa. avenue, near l7fh .,~~..
ADDISON DAY, I'M Penn. ave. and m * n a ~
WATCH MAKE80, AO.
~. HoFFA, Also, Mater ials, Tools, TO- "A Pa -,
ohNA VAN DORM, II Ra. ovsnus, CAPITOL mi
WIRE WORKER0. >>A
d. BBvKlIDeK, SIS l3sh street, sosth Of n. ara
WOOD AND COAL.
vi sTEPHENsoH Bro, ls4 70. av:, foot 5th 4
Nh. WARpR Z, corner LIST and ID streets N. w,
WOOD And WILLOW WARE.
GIo.P Corr Big Baske l0u9 .,beS 10th kllth
YANKEE HOTION0.
ADLER, holesale only y S0l Pa sv., near Nh q
B.GoLrscHnIp, Original . Ct, % ot.. and 9 otoY {
.0A1th 2.s bet. y !; also Goods at Vho ls0all
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Woman's Riehts.

We publish OH the outside OF this issue
an article published originally. We think
IN the Portland advertiser, and was written
y reply to some structures Of the Editor Of
The Advertiser on = former article. Mr..
Talbot Is an able man. an experienced
writer. and has always had views peculiar
to himself. aud In advance Of public scnti-
ment. sometimes wrong and sometimes
adopted by the incoming tide of public
sentiment. But we have net seen. as yet,
any demand by the masses Of the women
OF this country for the right. or rather the
privilege Ia vote. II the women do not
seek 1t. do not desire it. then why should a
few women assume to work, and talk for
the whole scxg Then. is soiin. a right
or is It a prfcdegsf
Practically, II Is not question pressing
for calculation. and Il !. one that We at
present take sides With the massc. of the
women. that Is. that IL i somethin; that
they don't care straw about. and We
don't.
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- The 7rarelier's Washington special
says the resolution Of Mr. PeteI. relative
to the withdrawal Of our claims for the in
direct damages of the Alabama is exci,iug
considerable comment at Washington. and
correspondents are busy endeavoriny TO
show II % he a back down from our policy
IN relation to consequential damages
Having the whole truth IRON Official
sources, and having this morning s.lyh,
interviews with members OF the Cabinet
for the purpose Of ascertaininy the facts. |
am prepared to say that the resolution in
question WAS the product solely of Mr..
Peters brain. and was Unauthorized in any
way by the administration. for he perfected
u without consulting either the President.
Secretary Of State or other members of the
Cabinet, and the first intention received of
II AT the White House was through its pub
LEGATION in the press. II does not represent,
the views OF the administration. We stand
committed to the policy Of entire reliance
upon the arbitration at Geneva. and shall
do precisely n Great Britain refused To do
Tor us on the cotton loan bonds. decline TO
withdraw our claim for indirect damages.
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What Senator Schurs Has Done for Us
in Germany.

The German naners r,e,;x.d ,x tho las,
steamer are full of comments upon the
French Arms sales debate N The senate
The Berlin G,rs>us in ahs lea, ,,n~ <,rvan
of the 6.ev,,sn IsN~..,.s..s cs.lS,-v.s
senator Schtfz rnl s,xn,,l.s,,ns Pri,,re Ris
marckss conduct In r,.wn tso this 0,,csrion
II 4 IN An,er;c, m sxs.N ,h.e ~. FAR.
,uo,S poliey of Isrs,,c. 8,.m,,cl has !,
length b.r,, ~bovn M, in he true LIGHT 4
member ot the s.nat. Of the United states.
Mr. Sumner. has demanded nm iuve.tjya.
tion or thu Gates of Strrar,us r,,,t r,,,,,,,,,,y
ton by the Washinpsou Government In
French agent. duriny ,h. VAR and Carl
Schury. the u,bl.st Commemorative a, C.r.
MANY In America ,xba 1. i,l.~ts. :, ,,..,..
Der III the Senate has demonsyr,,.1 n,
powerful SPEECHES tina, IN. American Gov
ernment MA fully aware of the gross
breach of Neutrality n committed nv sell
ing these arms "a, France. and ,urthermorr
that Prince Bismarck Knew All abont n,
bid the the noble Chancellor protests D'd
he threaten 10 e an The Cabinet a, Washing
ton To a heavy account for Tins aidiuer the
French armies IN li;liug and main nur .nl-
dierss No he did nor even pro,est I'm,
quietly looked on, What have the pc~pl.
of Germany 10 say TO thjss ". s,,ya,.st
that an investigation should b, made and
that the government should b. allowed Ia
triflc with us n the United states ON that
occasion have undoubtedly done Let uS
have the investigation by all means"
The Baltic .I-eis, saws on the same sub
icct:
dur thanc.lIor must have had WEIGH.
~ reasons for not putting an end 10 these
American arms sales to the French Gov
crnm. ut a. soon a. the facts " ere commu-
nicaicd 10 him; hut these reasons should
{ now b.. lain b.fpr,, the uuhItr which !.
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the spencer trial in Bangor in 1881. when
the COUNSEL asked the Indian over and over
again how many buildings there were IN a
certain locality. The Indian becoming
tired Of it. turned to the qaestioner. and
the foliowin. Dialogue took place:
''You want 10 know Esquire Jewest.
how many houses there are.
.sYes. replied the lawyer"
Won want To know very sartainr
Yes. want TO know, yer, ssrtain. =
replied Esquire Jewett.
Then replied the Indian. why Won no
90 M there aud count them"
Afier the evidence was out the parties
settled the case. ar it was entered neither
party"
The neXt Mas horse case, and the
counsel congratulated the Jury in his
opening that this MAS real case. 1t
would not 20 up a. the preceding one
did. but doubtful things are mighty I'M
certain and the ease went up or down.
after the evidence was out. All these
cases went TO the first Jury. and they ae-
Quilted themselves like twelve good and
true men. The second Jury did no, have
a case before IL.
The short hand reporter was
pulsiter OF Auburn. sou of the pioneer re-
porter. J. u. rulsiter Esq. and grandson
Of Dr. VI. Il. Pulsifer OF Ellsworth. This
new departure t. great saving of the
time. of the ceur. for he iakc> down In
short hand all the evidence. and It i. taken
50 raridlv. that hut halt the time T. now
necessary Ia try an ordinary ease. that Il
once took.
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State Items.

R"cklauI Ia. a nrN bra, baud.
Twenty -""c rar, uo,liy loaded With
corn len liclf., saturday
sheriff Call-rwuod nniiietl the Belfa.,
iiqnor dealer. 60 close up last week
Tho government ha. established mail
route frnm Freedom TO the railroad at
IhoTndyA- station.
Treat bruthcrs 81 >carspnrt los, their
buildings. fishing nets and implement, rs
iirc Tu-,day evening.
the Eagle Hotel a, Mechanic Fall, has
been closed. aud will ~ converted into
private residence
There are 80 many French Canadians
In Lewiston, that the business iirm. in that
city arr~issuing circular. In French, 10 49,
cure ,h. trade II the population speaking
that tong"
immediately after clearing the II .roix
OF Ice the tug WIN. stroud proceeded to
Pembroke. which town they will reach hy
breaking out the Ice In the river, which
work Messrs. Waite & Co, have contracted
TO do.
Another court OF part Of u recent
term Of court. that OF General Sessions
In New York. has just been declared Me
gal by Judge Insraham. The trouble Is
that the December term of;hc court did nos
open until after the iirs, Monday 81 March.
The krnn-Scc Josr,,a! SAYS there l.
great scarcity 81 corn throughout thar re-
gion. Farmers came TO Augusta Monday
for the article, from Nj. Vernon village. a
distance OF eighteen miles. but had 10 re-
turn without a kernel. When the river
opens there viii De corn IN abundance.
Rev. Father Durniu of Calais, l. az
ficted with thu dread small pox. and /.
necessarily very dangerously H. lie *.
posed himself TO tue eontas ION Will. at
tending diving sufferer ~ The same
disease
-Aroo-took farmers have realized large
profits from their ha, crop OF las, season,
and the pro.p-c, Is good Tor an abundant
crop this year. The heavy blanket or snow
which still remain, on the ground has sery.
ell 10 protect the grass land aud prevent
winterkilling.
1t will be remembered that Mr. Rog-
ers, the defaultins cashier Of the Pcjcpscot
Bank At Brunswick had two bond,men
living, Mes-rs. Richard and Robert Mona.
nus. These gentlemen were his .ureties
ON an old bond at the time Of Mr.. Rogers
dcfaleation. and the question arose wheth-
or that bond was "a continuous one. The
whole question OF their liability to the
bank has been settled BY their payment of
$1,000. Their liability on the old bond wa,
5000 apiece.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-18

The Boston Adceniser closes an article
upon the utter failure OF Dana and hi,
crew TO maintain the fragrant char ges 80
persistently reported in that Islander organ,
the \. \. SsE. As follows:
What is to be done in such a case, when
aha '"sser not only fails to prove his
ehAi Ses. out rctfea.s - hi. coward's castle
ehe moment lac is challenged To ,.rars ,nan,s
MT Dana's withdrawal from the perse",..
tion OF the case is only less ignominious
than his entrnace upon IL II is a confess
ION that. as the charges were made witho,i,
reason they man be dismissed without
consideration. And more than this. IL i a
fair Illustration Of the spirit in which the
warfare against the administration has been
carried ON tor the last three or four months.
Nearly score Of Investigations are still In
progress, and very few. IL any OF them.
with better foundation than this one.
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The Boston Globe extends cold COM
fort 10 the ''seni0r Senator = 10 the follow
ing paragraph:
In short, we look upon this whole hue
and cry as to the sale Of arms, as much
like Cervantes' hero dashing at the wind.
mills. A certain uneasy Senator sees a
chance; he has been lying in wait for IL I.
fortune seems to favor him. and he throws
down his glove. mounts Rozinante. sets his
spear at rest. and presto. finds himself un-
horsed and flying through the air, in op-
position to all laws OF nature and propriety.
Or, in other words. the achusetts SEN
ator exempli1es the instance Of 1.-The en-
gineer hoist By his own pstard.r
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y-Eignt Years Practice.

In the Treatment OF Diseases ssci'snt ~ Female.
mas placed DR. DOW at the he Ad OF all ply stefan.
making sssh practices . specially, and ensb.es
him to guarantee . speedy and permanent eare
in the worst case- Of SxPPressssm aud all other
Aessfvsai D~as9sassfs, from rAssessr cause.
An letters for advice mast eoasain u. Once, No,
ESDiCoTr SrEEET. BOsrox.
n. B.-BoarA farsished 70 those desiring to re.
inain nader trsataess.
Boston, July, lo7l.-sp.ne.lvF
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CALAis.-The debt Of the city Of Calais
Is s'.Wo. The appropriation for expenses
the current year are s37, 900. :. The At.
tack OF variolOid on Father Durnin Of
Calais. was rather light. lie is recovering
and the last traces Of smallpox are dis
appearing In Calais and St. Stephen.
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Special 4otifss.
Use Remme's Pain killing
MAGIC OIL.
II Works Like a Charm

kEADEa-
Renne's Pain-kiiling Mag OH cur.. Tooth.chs A.,
kenne's Pain killing MasA OIL cures Neuralgia
Henne.s fain-kiiiing Magic OIL cures Cholera
Morbus'
Hennes Pain-kiiliDg Magic Oil cures Rheuma.
tismi
Renne's Pain. Killing Magic OIL cures Lameness
kenne's Pain.kiiiinS Magic Oil cures Skin Dis
eases
Some folks seem to lie proud Of telling how lame
or. :. have got the sciaiiea and delight in
Dragging that " nothing cure me r-but when
rats. - lniag Aa6se 81. faithfully; we n.t
only cure ther iameness and charm away their
pains: bur We actually take all that kind Of" brag
out Of them !" and they frankly own up and saw
III works like . charm -
ACsold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
alt Is put up in three sixes and called Trial
Sue, Medium Size" and Large Family Size"
bottles.
wM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor 1 Manufacturer
PfrrsfiELD, Mass.
Ve"Smo- - 3InoS
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The position OF England In the matter
OF the Alabama claims. was definitely
stated 10 each House Of Parliament Friday.
Each government presented its counter
case TO the Geneva arbitrators on Monday.
ana Two months Will be allowed for the
preparation OF arguments upon them. II
.ne onLed states government does not
then withnraw Its claims for indirect dam.
ages, England declares Its purpose 10 Win.
draw its case from the arbItrators. rorv
members uiged that the case sbould ~
Withdrawn forthwith.
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The following letter will be read with
interest by our business meu:-
EosToS Apr;l II TO-.

.
BOSTON, April 81, 1871.
MEssRs. NORRIS & IRELAND, 81 SUDBURY
STREET, Boston:
GENTs-Having until lately been inter.
ested for many years in the manufactnr. If
nre-proof Safes, l naturally felt a desIrr
during my recent visit to Chicago TO a,cer.
tain II possible what safe had best with
stood the flames during that terrible con.
Migration Alter thorough investigation
found that your safe containing the nat
ent inside bolt work was taking prec-drnc.
over all Others. its peculiar filling and pIan
OF construction proving superior to those
OF other manufactures. hence the reason
for their being purchased so extensively in
lineage since the great fire. certainly
should recommend your safes to all those
VINO want good security against fire.
Yours truly.
(Signed) III. Ronrvr.
Late Of DEMO. Roberts 4 Co.
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sArCuklSn.s mA1R DYE.

his superb Hair Dye 10 the best In The world
perfectly harmless. reliable and In antaueou,
no disappointment. no ridiculous tints or dis..
HreeAble odor. The genuine Vim. A. Batchelor's
Black or natural Brown. leaves the hair clean.
sot, beautiful; does not contain particle OF leai
or any injurious compound. sold bv al, druggists
Factory, sPly4o 10 BOND STREET x
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-18

-Fify-two bundles of pressed hay,
brought from Fredericton over the E. IN.
A. Railway, were sold at auction in Bango.
Wednesday as e37.so ~ per ton.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

D. BLit notice /. hereby given thst On re e.,t
I day OF September 4. u. 1853, .Is.h. ~
eoald OF Bueksport- by hts mortgage asel .,
that date duly ssscu.rd and recorded, ronvr,.t
In mortgage 80 the understgae "A certain ps-r..
OF land ia SAID Buckspo {, eou aided be- luuIa. .-
The West side Of the ounty road ieaasu. '-,,s.
BoeAsP"ri village to Bangor A. the Norm. ~
corner OF Phebe Bearce's land, thence W-,t.r.,
oe.co, River. thence Sorth~rIy by the rir,r
rods 10 STAKE stonca theaoe Easterly aud t.,r
sllei with tho srst soanl to the County -,
thence sou'heriy BY the County road to the pa,
of beginning bat Il SAID bou nd. shoull ,n1I',.
any OF said t.ould's buildings u IL una.r,t.a,
that said saiIdinss not iasia led ia Ia. ts,.,,
Eagr."
The coalition ofsaid mortgage has been h,,.,,
anh by reason thereof claim 4. for,,rt,., a,
same and give this notio~ for that purpos
LkoSAhD b PRATT byT q. woodgn an ~,
Auv.
Bacaspofi. April sth. Is1s a.a
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SKIN DISEASES,

PERRY's IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PM
PIE RE MEDf Tho skin Medicine OF the Age.
Il " arrnaiei 70 caro FLuon WORMS, PINPLgs
eeupsioae and 0LOrCnsD disdgurstions of the
lnce. sold by all drugEises. Depot " Bond ST,
Kew YoSk.
Fer Mssh paseAes, FreckIes.
AND TAN. USE pEkkf's MOTH AND FRhCk-
L. LOTION. The well known reliable and harm.
MS rc,ne3y for BroWm Transformations of the face.
prerssed only by D.. D G.. Perry. Dermat oIogisi.
% Bosd Street. Ny. Sold by Druggists every.
where. 6moIs
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Long and successfully used ia its native country
a. Powerful Tonic. and foteat furiasr OF tho
Hood Il u found even 10 sxesesi the antiC patton.
founded no tts great reputation According q
the ai'stiral and scientific periodicals 81 t.onton
ansi faus. " possesses The NusT PowEsFCL
InNIt uFpttergiEs knuwu Ia, A&TKRfA Aknfga
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREASURY OFFICE

TREASURY OffECR.
Augusta, April .. ls7s.
Cpon the following townships or tracts OF land
hvretanner described the following asses.meuts
for state tax Of ls73 were made BY The
Oh The twenty ninth day OF february is7!
COUNTY OF HANCOCK