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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-09
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT

We desire to engage few more Agents to sell the
World Renowned IMPROVED BUCKEYE SE
ING MACHINE, at IA liberal salary Com.
mission. Horse and Wagon given to Agents
Full Particulars furnished on application. Address
W. A. HENDERSON Il Co, General Agents
CLEVELAND. ONO. Il ST. LOUIS, Mo. jan25-4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-09
A RELIABLE TONIC,

OF all medicines that give strength and robustness
to body and mind, DODDS NERvlNE bears the
palm, Its sale is large and its popularity long O..
tablished. Probably more families keep il on hand
for every day use as Il stimulant and corrective
than all other medicines now bt fore the public II
Is pleasant to take MS any wine. ms 4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-09
o s OLOIE r S .

The MIRROR II FARMER, an eight page weekly
paper OF fortyeight columns, so alb y edited that II
has n larger circulation til an any other secular
weekly north OF Boston in New England is sent to
Union o!diers or their widows at one dollar year,
upon receipt OF price. IL is the only paper in Am
erica that has since the war began given soldiers
thl d better chance than any one else. Speci-
mems sent free Refers to Speaker Blaine OF Maine,
EN-Cov Clanin OF Massachusetts, EX Gov. " ard
of New Jersey. DIR. Geo. Is. Loriug, Gen. Butler
Horace Greeley, Benjamin +. Wade. or anybody
from New Hanlp hire. Address MIRROR Il FAX
MER. Manchester, y. II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16

at the pleasure of the Legislature, to be
declared by general laws All acts
passed for the Incorporation OF banksor
internal improvement companies, shall
be subject to alteration or amendment
BY the Legislature; and no act TO ineoE.
porate any bank OF circulation orlnternsl
improvements company or 10 confer sddi-
tional privilege on the same, shall De
passed. unless pablo rotice OF the In
tended application for such act be gwen
under such regulations as shall Dc pre-
sc-ibed by law. No special act OF
incorporation shall be passed by the
legislature 10 any OF the cases or 10:
any OF the purposes for which genera
laws for becoming incorporated are d.
rectei BY this section.
IL. The Legislature shall Lot pass
local or special laws in any OF the io!-
lowing enumerated csses, that Is to say :;
! to-
Granting divorces
Laying out opening, altenns aud
working roads Or highways;
Vacatiug roais, town plat, streets,
alleys and public grounds;
Locating or changing county seats;
Regulating or changing county and
township affairs: =,
Providing Tor the sale o: church
property, 0: property held for charita-
| ble uses;
Regulating the practice in courts OF
justice;
Incorporating cities, towns or vii
lages;
Summoning Or impaneiiag grand or
! petit iuries;
The opening or conducting Of any
election, or Designating the place OF
voting;
The sale Or mortgage of real estste
belonging to minors, or others under
disability:
Char;ecing, licensing or establishing
ferries OF toll bridges;
Remi:;ing dnes, penalties or forfeit
u-ss
! Changing the law OF descent.
But the Legislature may, 50 far as
practicable, ard a. NAV be deemed
proper and useful. enact laws OF gen
era nature providing 'o- such cases.
- The credit OF the State shall Lot
BE- granted TO- 0. in aid o. any COUNTY,
city, town or township, corporation or
! per,o1, rcr shall the State ever pay,
assume or become RESPONSIBLE or liable
FOR TIE de5:- or liabilities Of any city,
Gown. township corporation or person.
Is. The Legislature shall have no
power - release or ;;ogu!sh, in whole
OF in part. the Indebtedness, liability or
obligation OF any corporation or 'ndI-
viiGa TO this Safe {. 10 any municipal
| corporation.
II. Each house shall keep 3 Journal
0: liz proceedings All cause the same
10 lie published from time TO time; and
the yeas AMI NAYS on the question, il
called 10. by e-ten;h o. those present
shall be entered on ,ae Journal.
=. Bill. making appropriations for
the paw OF memte:s and officers 0; the
Legislature. and .or salaries for the
Offices 0. the Government, sna.. con.
tain 70 I-5vi-;oa On anv other subject.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
ATCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

NEW YoEE, February -.
FLOJ R-Q1ie, and nrm at s. %
40 s. -: sIger5ns State; s. -
al - to- extra do 81 @S
. - :5r choice DO: 8 c9,dI 81
10. feucv 10 81 9jG,6 s. Tor SUI
pvraae western; s. 6jd6 - tor com
mon to medium e1rc, DO 81 9pGI 10
tor choice DO 8 +Dld,. o. tor common to
cho.ce white wheat western extra,
81 1jTG IS i5r conmoa 10 COOL ship
pin. brands extra ro1ni hoop ONO
= OH1,1 Il 'or trade braris; = >jLJI 81
.o- CON mon TO fair extra 3. Louis sGd
3 jja,a - Tor god to choice DO
>0G'hern il1Ir quiet and unchanged al
8 9JG.7 81 ior common TO fair extra
All 3 jjG7 - for good TO
choice 10. Rye iiour st-aiy at 81 %
as -. Corn meal 4l;e: and M
changed.
GRAIN-WnelI qIie: AL :irn al
81 j5rrl = OF No. , spriug 10 store.
81 6jTl D. icC winter red western,
81 69II 3 or annie: western; 5. In
! - 'or white d. 81 6JTl % for
". sp-iHg in store. The sales are
>. ~ bu-le- q; 81 - Or NJ. > spring
in s.o:4. s. g! :or No. sp-ing ie-
lye-e!. aci 81 : io- choice white
western In store Rye quiet 81 $50 &c
Tor western. Barley quiet and IN
chan-ei. Barley malt dull and un-
change. Corn iTiIa: 52a72!c FOX rev
mixed western ahoa: Oais unchanged
st j2iG.jjc 'or western aud Ohio.
PHONI>IONS-Po-k : dull ani in
bvye-- fav5r ASH 0pGlt p FOR new
mes Sl34Gl3j0 for Oh mess 81 10
10. prime aai 81 ~ ig- new prime do
Bel = quiet and unchanged at
80 QlGIl ~ f5c pain mess ani
81 lsp9l3 ~ for extra mess. Beet
hams dull at SO 0Va26 -. Tierce
beet is dull AID unchanged at So 0p|d
/, 80 foI prime mess and Slg onl12l ~
ior Ind:a DO. Cat meats aye IN far
reques: q: >;G9c tor hams and 5.66c
70! shoulders. Lard quiet and steady
sale: Q. 10 t.e:ce- at .tCa9:c for No. !
to prime steam and .}c FOR kettle reL.
ierei
HOG-Drss.ed sieaiy a; sc.
BUTTER-Qliet and -teaiy at l+G
30, fo- western aui 23936c for State
CDTTON-Qu spot opens quiet and
firm a; 22fc FOR low midil.nys aud PFC
'or m;ii,:ng uP'and-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
SALE OF
Very Desirable Real Estate,
An Excellent Business Stand.

An Excellent Business Stand.
DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
vested In the undersigned by deed OF
a-y i.h - and recorded IN the Recorders
ode %: ohio county. West Virginia, he
". 0:.-- Tor sale al public auction. az the
IRON: LtrOr OF the Court House OF Ohio
opGu;y Aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the l7th
!4y o.! February. l>-G. az ID O'Clock 4. NJ,
- tp.lDEi-g Ge>cr. o<-i desirable rea! estate.
- WI: Parts % Lots numbered Une Humid
- ami seventeen IL. and ThiTty->-yen
situate al The conner o. Market alley on
HtrSet SQUARE. in the City OF Wheeling,
ago county. West N!rkiQia: said property
"pn-.aE on Market >pSne Twenty D feet
at Five and ODe-ha.' -. inches, aud rum
-.a- back we>twarily the same width 10
- depth 81 Silety.ioGT Il fee; and SitU-
- N the north SIDE OF said alley and west
o'stlt Market space.
lie terms OF SaiI sale will b. ole-;h!-i OF
i.e purchase money cash IN hand, one
third IN SIX months from the day of sale,
~.:h interest thereon from said day OF sale,
aai ORe-;G!ri n Twelve months from day
~ So, with interest thereon from said day
q, sac the purchaser giving his nssoi able
notes WIN Personal security, satisfactory
= the undersigned Tor said deferred install.
Ius1ts- out The purchaser NAV pay his said
notes. or any part thereof. az the time OF
PAID on said notes
sad property VII Be sold free from any
.lcumb-ance> except the r.yh, OF a ,wsr IL,
expectancy OF the wife % Saii Lane which
Ugh; Will not vest until the death OF Laue.
s-t = OF GItle conseQ aslos and may never
vs>f.
This property is The most desirable Gro
cary stand in this city. having three-sIory
brick warehouse thereon
ja.j-h J. y. PENDLETON. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February -
BCTTER-F;-m. melium a; 10
Lee We-;erR Reserve at pa PC.
COTTQN-U plards unchanged.
COAL-F.rm ST ~ a2>c delivered
CHEESE-Fi-n 4; I6Gl6!c.
COFFEE-Fjrm.
EGG-Qrie! At 2lG@c.
FLuCR-Fi-m; sales 0: s1PeTiiDe at
s. =. family 81 s ..
GRAIN-WLeat at 81 sal 80.
Corn d-n st 41c ior mixed ear. Oats
steady. Ba.ley unchanged.
H0GS-LiYe, receipts OF Sl3; prize:
at 81 6o9-5 -.
HAY-Firm.
MOLASSES-Steaiy.
OIL-Linseed firm st Sc.
PROVISION-Q1ieL Mess pork
offered at sl3 009l3 l2t. Bulk meats
oaie, and weak; clear rib a, 6!c clesr
SIDES 4, 6ic. Bacon in fair demand;
clear sides at &c clear rib at &c.
Lard luiei; city at &c.
POTAT0ES-Steady.
SCGARS-Iu fair demand New
Orleans ST 9i9l0ic for opsn kettle;
Porto Rico at l0f9ll:c
SEEDS-Easier
TALLOW-Firmer q, St@S.c
TOBACCO-Sieaiy. with bat little
doing
WHIShY-Siropg at Sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
Public Sale of Valuable Prop
erty Oh Fourth Street.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL on SAT-
| CRDAI. he I'm day OF February, Is,
=. ..n'y.ucH 4. NJ. Ott=E a. public >.'.e- AZ
- Front DDDr .; the court House Of ONO
g.. ..'v.rh- HOUSE and Lot on Fourth street.
"a. I DION. lately occI pied and owned and
~, .v.--! oy Il. JACOB, deceased.
Terms o; sale One-lhirG cash, the bal
aD-- II equal payments IN one,twJ anu
:.---- yes,r>. win interest, the purchaser
giving Ms notes fOr sail balance with >ecUr-
~ >a:.s .ac.o!y 20 The undersigned: Inquire
q \. CLARKE.
Law Oaics corner Of Monroe and Fourth
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
Building Lots For Sale.

oFFFR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
| q. wao.-.a.e or retail: Lois No. Il in
= .-tre =: No. ) in square : the south half
: No.Iila Sllare (: No. Il in square u;
S..-:r S,If-- =: NJ. in Square =: No. J.
- ~..t-- a.. ". !i!u square l.; No. in
:, .a-- i: No. = ~ SQUARE -, and No. - N
!. v...l. =
A.. Lots No. il Square y; No. Is In
~..t-- e north halo: No. u in square J.;
y S,ua-e7: No. 3 IN square !; No. u
g.. >..i+r. - No. II in Square =: No. : IN
- = o.. NJ - n ~,tll-- -, aDd N. > II
=. - -. All situated IN the Subdivisions
2. ...- adv I'll estate. -
I. q. HUGHES,
- ErA. Estate Asrnt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
sale OF Foundry Fixtures.

7 OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
Patterns, FL2sEs and fixtures in MON
t...8-y, belonging 10 the late firm OF W.
=. N...er 4 Co The purchaser can secure
-s.>1naple Lease of the Foundry and
;-.-i>. The building Is - Il. by s. r (,
orally located, with good Light hich can
j.. D. INSTRUCTED. and contains al! the
-c-S>a-y appliances OF a fr>i-c ASS jObo!ag
.rG-iry. FJE sITJher information Apply on
. 20 Il. 3. MILLER. RAceiver.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
For sale.

C,ID-CE .ANTrS N IOWA. MISSOURI
AND kAS-A~.-I- acres on 3 6 -.
- - W. 10y frame Gsr.-lhS nous ALL
,:.-- r-D-cs.. land. $50 Ter acre.
-. acr-< On line 81 ". '. Central railroad,
:, ..-eS u.Gr. cultivation, So PER ac:s.
W. Y. EUIiE < BRO,
=, Eai,. -. B. - Mtrkpr Sfrara-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
desirable Property For Sale.

FRAME DWELLING IN FIRST
rSs. oder. containing I'VE rooms
- -. -. 10; adjoining and an excel
- al situated atIhe corner Of Nor
- ard MARKET S..ey. The location
., .nysnient 10 market and business por-
49,. ~ re- civ. and premises in excellent
- lens very reasonable. For par
-. ar Apply - -, yrxxnS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
Desirable Business Property
for Sale or Rent.

THE FlRsT-CLASS PROPERTY on
| Man street known as the Roe-ner
-----v :, offered tor sale rr rent Ih!>
e. 20 o. appreciate, must o. seen from
-; 10 cellar. IL ! complete IL every
= .-..s..Ar a. store loom and dwelling.
-.A--.CIl-.s, Sc -
JOHN ROENER, or
THOS. OBRIES,
ia Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
For Sale or Rent.

81 The BRICK HOUSE RESIDE ~
a on Man street, between now and
- phil ~, 49,.
FOB REST-Ons small Frame House and
80 Blk E,->e, on Penn street. on the
..sI!. Possession gwen Immediately Ap-
~ A. THEODORE. FISk> Feed Sore, on
Quincy street. den
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
View York Money Market
n II
SKv YoKx, February Is, 8 Z. NJ

NV foKK, February ID, = ~
MONEY-Market wss easy through
on, the day, and closed at 69' per
cent on call
FOREIGN EECHANGE-Msrke'
uas dull and steady st l09t9lV?s for
prime bankers 90 days sterling. and
ll0Sll0t for sight :,
G0LD-Market closed up dull an
firm st llnt9ll0(.
GOVERNMENT SpND>-N ere
stronger 81 the close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
Toledo Market

TOLEDO, February ID.
FLOUR-ls quiet
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; No. , red st
81 4TGl III Corn dali. oats quiet
Michigan ~ 4Isc
DRESSED HOGS-Al IS -.
SEEDS-Clovsr .sed a. = 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
FOR SALE.
w, a. RASSETT,

C:::7 and County Auctioneer.
WILL ATTESDTosALEs PRoAPTnLI
" and at reasonable rates Please call al
= AXIS Law Once. corner Monroe
- ,,e-rh Sta. or STONER & HAShES
: :. sore, Market street. tat-so
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-16
Fish.
Tea.

~ HLy. CHESTs q. r. TEAS
-D IS hlL Chests Ooloog Teas.
hlE Chests Young Hy.on Teas, In dogs
and arriving
css TIy0I.E 4 nsaAN.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-15

offer to lease the whole road at six per cent?
And now, when, through elaborate columns of
MISREPRESENTATION, effort is made to disgust the
Portland public with their undertaking, will
not that public hold-up the present to the mir
ror of the past. and see how the impressions
tally? Gentlemen of the Vermont Central,
you are at once too late and too soon-too late
because your former utter lnces have been pro-
mulgated-too soon because they are not yet
forgotten. Your counsels, gentlemen, we feel
free to believe, have not been sought Port
land has every reason to be distrustful of you.
Parties who can eat their own words, and deny
the common sense of their own repeated nego-
tiations with such composure, need not look for
extension or renewal of confidence at a mo-
ment's notice. iel tiH-
1t certainly, is something astonishing that
such attacks upon the Notch route should
originate in such quarter, when it was first
suggested in that very quarter, and three sue
cessive efforts were made to secure an interest
in the route, to make junction with it at such
points as involved contest with all the grades
curves, mountains, rocks, slides, ETC., now SO
pathetically described and deplored. 1t is only
new illustration, that circumstances alter
cases" Ff s..essl -1.sFz Es -f. a. -
The people of northern Vermont ask the cit
izens of Portland to remember that, in the
hope and with the assurance that Portland
would not fail of her part of the implied con-
tract we have gone forward, and built and set
in operation nearly fifty miles of railroad, have
over half of the residue graded, are going on
with the work, and are incurring the expendi-
ture of over three million dollars to give Port
land clean Independent line to the West. In
all this we are working for ourselves, of course,
| but are working none the less for you. If you
fail to meet us in due. time, you will harm us
greatly-not ruin us, but hurt us. For you to
give up this route for the SOUTHERN is to become
an Insignificant link in a chain of Boston-con-
trolled railroads 1t is to throw away your
| chance for the business of northern Yer
mont 1t is to make your chance for
through business dependent upon the
will of Boston capitalists. 1t is to see fares
and freghts adjusted against you. 1t is to
fling away the assurance of independent and
shorter lines to Montreal, Ogdensburg, and the
West, now secured. 1t is, in fine, to throw
away every advantage for which you have
spent million dollars, and which, or their
equivalent, cannot be secured on any other
line or by any other expenditure. d.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-15

GRUMBLER's OVER THE CINCINNATI NoMIN-
ALTON. Mr.. Atkinson, the Massachusetts free
trader, fairly and squarely bolts the nomination
of Horace Greeley. He says LEST should be
supposed to intend to support this nomination,
1 desire to say that if have been "a humble
candle of the Lord in promoting the nomination
of Horace Greeley for President desire to
atone for my want of sagacity and astuteness
by opposing his election in every possible way"
He wants mass meeting in the capital of
every State on the same day and at the same
hour, making allowance for difference of time
''To see what action may be taken to secure
the nomination and election of Charles Francis
Adams as President of the United States and
to abolish the spoils system of Government"
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

sardis MeNear for San Francisco; Sarqae aaiis i
WYE w 'S' Hsh Ss a Msrrman Young
At Montevideo Mch %, brig Ernest, Hodgdon, for
Ar at St yago list inst. barque M W Brett, Banch-
At At Suantssamo Ist,inst baraue " swazey; Park
Coney, from do, to load for New York.
Ar at Deiliarara; 1itb ~inst, sch Annie Whiting,
SID I'm .Cienfuegos so inst brig Alice Given, for
Al d Havana ana 9Th II inst, bres strout Hammond,
Cld 9Th, barque Sarah + Frazer, Kplslt, for North
= Ar at Matanzas 4th Inst baruue Carrie Long. Iup
Park, New York; 5tb, MeGveryy Nichols, do : sXca-
cia, Robinson, Boston; Winslow, Davis, Port
sid 5th, barques Fannie, Carver and Arletta, Col
cord, North Of Of &Hatteras; sch Nelson, Port
land 7tl, brigs Giles LOriDg, Pinkham, Ne-8 York
F Henderson, Henderson, Sagua. -,
Ar at Cartissas 4th inst, brigs Geo w Chase, Ba-
con, Philadelphia; Emma Smart, Portland; Eudo.
rus, Pnkhasn, Havana; sch Ida May, Drisko, from
sid 4th barque Rachel. Norton, North Of Hatteras.
ar az 81 Jago 4th inst, brig Daisy Boynton, Apple
Sid 3D. brig Ocean Eagle waterhouse, for North of
] Ar at Halifax 9th inst sch Onward, Bunker, from
Portland. =
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th, ship Jos Fish, Stackpoe,
Boston; sch Welcome Home Bryson, Portland.
faS --latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Liverpool goth ult, Lydia Skoeld, Forsaith,
New Orleans; Goth, Nor Wester, Sedgley. Savannah
L B Gilchrist, Watts, New Orleans; Nile, Newcomb,
New York; L Sturges, Lincoln, and Carrie Bertha,
Soule, New Orleans; Zephyr, Sweetsir, do.
Cid 30th, Helen Phinney, Boyd, Buenos Ayres
Sid I'm Penarth 28th, j b Lincoln, -, to dock.
Sid fin Swansea 28th, Flora Ladd, Portland.
Sid fin Cebu Mch 5, Templar, Fessenden, tor Liver
pool. ~ N.
Ar at Bassein March 25, Garnet, Oliver, from Rio
Janeiro.
: Ar at Samarang March 2, Hosea Rich, Pierce, from
Amsterdam.
Ar at Singapore Mch 81, Wallace, Mitchell, Shields.
Sid fm Cadiz 26th ult Staples Showers, for Glou-
cester, Mass
b Ar at Antwerp Goth ult, Alex Mcneil, Keleran,
New Orleans
Ar at Hamburg 9th ult, Blanchard Blethen,
Guanape.
Sid I'm Buenos Ayrcs Mch "a, Chalmette, Talbot.
-" SPOKEN. "
March 1s lat 80 lon 80 Os W, ship Valley Forge.
March %, lat 225 S, Ion 26 w, ship Golden Hind,
from New York for San Francisco, SO days out.
Adril 3, no lat, &c, ship Oneida McGilvery, from
Leith for San Francisco. Igflaf
April 10, lat At 48, lon "a 49, brig Carrie Bertha
from New Orleans for Liverpool, chad two deaths OF
infants.) frs3ff ffffrst @,->-ftt.} .II. . z
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-15

The Washingtonian Reform has exterded
to all the larger towns in Lincoln county
CONSPICUOUS among the gentlemen who have
given their influence to the movement is Hon.
Everett w. Stetson OF Damariscotta. Major
Stetson is known throughout the State and is
Justly appreciated by host Of warm friends.
A whole souled, enthusiastic man, SO promi-
nently known, he can WELD mighty in
Nnence for total abstinance.- J. +
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-15
A Book for Every Man :

The SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERVA-
TION," Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure of
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man. Ner-
vous and Physical Debility ,Hypochondria Impotency,
SpermatorrhGa or Seminal Weakness, and all other
diseases arising from the Of youth or the in
discretons excesses of mature years. This is in
deed book for every man. Thousands have been
taught by this work the true way health and han
piness. 1t is the cheapest and best medical work
ever published, and the only one on this class Of ills
worth reading. 190th edition, revised, much en-
larged illustrated bound in beautiful French CLOTH
Price only ST. Sent by mail postpaid on recent of
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTI-
TUTE, No. Bulfnch Street Boston, Mass, or Dr.
w. H. PARKER, Assistant Physician. N B. The
author may be consulted the above as well as ali
diseases requiring SKILL and EXPERIENCE
en
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-15
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

From our Waterviile correspondent.l
Hon L. W. Herrick of Waterville, died at
Eggleston Springs, Va, on Thursday last. Mr..
Herrck had been in failing health for several
years, and spent the winter at the South on
that account. His death was sudden at last,
his family not being aware of any change for
the worse, until dispatch came informing
them that the body had been forwarded Mr..
Herrick had been identified with various enter
prises at Waterville since he gave up law prac-
tice, and was one of the Directors of the Peo-
pies Bank and the Savings Bank He. leaves
wife and two sons He was a graduate of
Waterville in the class of 1876. s7a.nI
The Boston Association of the Alumni of
Colby University will hold their third annual
reunion and supper at Young's Hotel, Boston,
which they invite all former students at Water
vile, with their ladies. WINsLow.
Z Major Whittrmore, Commandant at the U.
s. Arsenal in Augusta, in answer to inquiries
previously made has received letter from a
gentleman in Binghampton, N Y, stating that
Major Edward Murphy, son of Mr.. Simon
Murphy of Augusta, died in that place on the
9th Of October last, Nothing was found about
him or his effects to indicate the whereabouts
of his relatives and that will account for the
intelligence of his death just reaching them
He was found dead in bed at the Exchange
Hotel in Binghampton.
PENOBsCoT COUNTY.
The shop of John Frey, on Harlow street,
Bangor, was entered Sunday, and several trunks
of goods broken open and partly riaed. Kero-
sene was poured over them and then set on
fire. Fortunately the flames did not spread.
Work has been recommended on the Roman
Catholic church edifice at Winn, and the ex-
terror will doubtless be finished this season. aa
The Wing says the dam ON Mattanawcook
stream, at Folsom Pond in Lincoln, was carried
away Monday The dam was owned by the
MattanawcOOk Mills Company.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
The Bath Times is getting indignant. 1t
says: "We give timely notice that next year
we shall be a candidate for the Office of Com
missioner of Streets. And VIC succeed in
getting elected there is one villainous place
that will be mended, even if it costs five dollars.
We are terribly in earnest in that matter
Something must be DONE" 5-Gt
g, WALDO COUNTY.
Some excitement was occasioned at the steam
boat wharf at Winterport Monday morning by
the seizure of eight flour barrels, each contain
ing twenty gallon keg of whiskey.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-15
DRESS MAKING.

Having secured the services of a
Firsf-Class Dressmaker, we shall
open Monday, May 6, with all the
latest styles, and we feel confident
we can give perfect satisfaction to
all who may favor ms. Children,s
Suits n specially.
Mrs. ARVEDSON, 345 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1872-05-15

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