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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26
A Valuable Property at Private Sale.

The subscriber being determined
ANWS 10 change bu,iness. oilers tor sale
SGhEDxSk his truIl and Ii uck Farm, sit uaied
lq4y3AA near ErandywiGe springs, cuntain-
- iug NINE Acres. bs he same more
or iess. VAN tso llause> erected thereon No CON
taiDs rooms win ailc No four ooms viii attic
good Wen of water at each frame barn ~ By -
feet. with stabiing tor Eve head Of stock; corn
crib, hen house and th.r outbuildings; alsa,
smith sh g. nj "A ioui dation Tor wheelwright
shop. where tn.re has always been done good
| business the shops being in good and thriving
ne,s hborhuud.
The land is i'll high state of cultivation with
plenty ot fruit. Iher. are iflv apple trees tive
years old; one hundred peach trees n tnll bearing
thirty dwarf pear trees; fifteen standard pear trees
| the most of them bearing a full crop every year
twenty cherry trees, eufrants. gooseberres. Tasp-
berries. Strawberries. and blackberries. The rncs
| is convenient TO the Wilmington n cstern X. b;
anu to schools and places oi public worship. Wii
| .;e sold on easy terms Possession immediately
| desired. Price lGw.
For further information call upon the subsc iscr
! living on the premises. -55
A. W. MONTGOMERY. N sw port. Del
| N. BIZ not .tld before thursday. the 18th day
of June. 1917 il will be sold ~ public sale.
maretj13
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26
Lon SALE.

L>Ok SALE. e-.
The dwelling and premises No. $50 Wash ~.
toping stTeet.lu good order and regarded rs NV
the peasantest part oi tho city to reside III, Ihi.
house is provided with gas, hot and cola water,
bath room, water closet and otherl modern conve-
nenres
For terms Apply to
ALFRED c. NOWLAND.
marlbtf New Castle, bel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26

LNOR SALE. A3x
4 Houses on Fifth. Madison. Monroe, ~.
Chestnut, Wilson and + en- h streets. Also, Rit
Lots un Read Frankliug. Jefferson, Sr. &c. o1.I
Bank anu Rail Road Stocsa
H. GnIMSHAW.
No. West Thru Street
Agent for sale u Northern Pacific Rail Road
Bonds. "pglu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26
for Bent.

NOR RENr-Rooms in the second story q. II,
II Gazette balidins. s Market street, sui,.h,o
for offices. ''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26

"ANTED-M ~ Men to WORK On the Railroad -
w Apply ut steamboat Hotel. los Fast Wa
ter street. apy3. 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26

"ANTED-rw or three families of persons I,
w he employ ed in a Wooden Factory
Apply to PILIlNa. DEAN * co.
apo2-3t Stanton. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26
Hotifes.

(NASH PAID FOR PURE LARD. in large o,
~ small quantities. at the new Lard Oil Factory
corner French street and Marsh road. south side
near Market street. GEO. W. STONE co.
An2a- dot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26

LN0K KENT.
Il large ROOM. corner Third and Mo,l.,
streets; also, desk room in Office.
Apply to JAMES MeCABE
apis lmeod Board Of Trade Rooms
DFFyCES FOR NENC. -.
~ Three offices for rent in Almonds IN"
Buliir &, Eighth and Market sts. Appl; to Illl
W. H. ALLMOND & BRO. silt
fcbLitt Eighth and Market streets :
L>OK RENT. ~>A
Il LARGE ROOMS in third and fourth =,
stories nf the "McClary Building.' over VIA
stores at5. fN7 and 600 Market street. Good k
Market street entrance.
febaf S. h 7. MCCLARY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26
Arants.

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this head three times for 70 cents.)
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26
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The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17
HID. QRs. VETERANS NATIONAL COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,

NEW YORK CITY, July 5, 1872.
To the Soldiers and Sailors iohO serred in the
Army and Mary during the Late Var:
COMRADES The undersigned, a commit
tee appointed for the purpose, by a meeting
of veterans from all sections of the country,
who were assembled in Philadelphia upon the
9th day of June, in attendance upon the ne
publican National Convention, ana wnlch
meeting unanimously resolved 10 aDiue py
and support the nominations OF said OohVen-
ton hereby invite you to meet IN mass con-
venton at Pittsburg, Pa, on the 18th day OF
September, 1872, for the purpose OF express
ing our unreserved belief that the destinies OF
this country for the ensuing four years should
be under the protection of men who never
faltered in the hour of our country's greatest
danger. We believe that men should be
placed in high positions of State, who, in the
hour OF our greatest peril, gave that intellect,
personal reputation and personal faith in the
justness of our cause, which was necessary
to save the country and place us in the posi-
tion we now occupy.
We congratulate ourselves upon the fact
that the Government, during the past three
and one-half years, has been administered by
one of our comrades, who has shown wonder
full civil capacity in aiding in the reduction Of
the public debt, in conducting our foreign al
fairs with great skill, so that we now STAND at
peace with the whole world, and in presefV-
| ing peace in sections of our country wnere
| sentiments were entertained calculated 10
disturb the reorganization of the states lately
! i'm rebellion. We have full faith IN nm as q
peaceful man. because, had he felt disposed
| to exercise his power as personal Governor,
| he would have done it while nearly million
| of men were in arms and uuder his command
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NORTH HAVEN, KNOX CoTNTY, Me-,
L

NOISlH HAVEN, hNON COINIhy 4hc3 !
II June, 1871.
Mr.. JAMES I. FELLOWS, Chemist, st. John,
n. b.
DEAR SIR: Having used your Chemical
preparation of Hypophosphites which was
recommended to me by Mr.. Blagdon, Apothe-
cary of Rockland, I am truly surprised with
its wonderful effects, because for several years
nv health has been declining, notwithstand-
ing every means possible, which offered encour-
agement was used by me. Several alarming
symptoms appeared, amongst which Dyspepsia,
Palpitation of the Heart, Impoverished blood,
and great prostration. Since January when l
began the use of your Syrup, my health has
steadily and amazingly improved, so that now
it gives me great pleasure to recommend it to
others, and in this way to show my gratitude
for return of health To all who require rem
edy for Debility, will say that they will find
your Compound Syrup of HypophOsphtes
Just what you say it is. l believe it the best
preparation in use. 1 am, sir, &c,
ELEAZER CRABTREE,
jy13-d&w1w Justice of the Peace,
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,ERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.

instead of aiding, as he did, the rapid reduc-
tion of the army to a peace fot ting. We ne
lleve him to be honest, capable and courage
Gus.
We believe that it will be source of pleas
ure 10 all who battled for Union to meet once
more and revive the memories of our old
| campaigns.
we believe that anRexpression of the feel
Ihgs ana opinions Of those who defended the
most OppOrtune.
| j. I'VE believe that such an expression would
be regarded by all right-thinking men rs one
proper to be made; and that it would he pro-
| ductlve OF the most beneficial results
we believe that our comrades uniyersaIlv
desire that such measures shall prevail as will
secure .the greatest possible happiness and
prosperity of the whole people.
We believe that our cOuntry's old defenders
are actuated by no partisan or factious mo-
tives, but are in flavor of good government.
purity of public men and measures and the
elevation and publication of our institutions.
We believe that while all the old veterans
are loyalists in the extreme, and utterly op-
posed to any doctrine which would tend in
the slightest degree to revive the heresy of
secession, they are desirous of extending
charity and full forgiveness to all of their for
mer enemies in the field who now recognize
or may hereafter recognize the great wrong
that they have done to our country.
Believing, as We do, that great good will
result from the meeting proposed, we most
cordially and earnestly invite all our former
comrades to meet with us at Pittsburg, on
the tenth anniversary of the battle of Antie-
tam, September II, 1872.
Let us come together again, as we did i'm
1861, sinking all partisan differences. take
our stand now, as then, for our country, and
before and beyond all else, labor for her hon
or and glory. Fratenally yours,
GEN. A. Z. BURNSIDE, Chairman.
L. e. Dudley, Secretary.
Generals Powell Clayton, George E. Spen-
Ger, Col. James Coey, Generals B. j. Ogels-
by, Sol. ID. Meredith, Granville NJ. Dodge,
Lieut. Col. r. j. Hinton, Generals John NJ.
Harlan, j. L. Chamberlain, Selden Conner,
N. p. Banks, j. I'll. Duvall, E. w. Hincks,
Joseph r. Hawley, JAZZ. II. Van Allen, F.
w. Swift, j. T. Averill, Major o. c. French,
B. b. Cahoon, Generals A. NJ. Dennson, A.
f. Stevens, William Ward, S. l.. Woodford,
+. c. Barlow, Daniel Woodall, Charles NJ.
Hamilton, Louis G. Wagner, G. III. Il. Coils,
A. L. PiersOn, Capt A. w. Norris, Generals
Charles X. Brayton, James Davidson, Capt.
Barbour Lewis, General w. G.. Veasey, Can't.
w. III. III. Stowell Col. James III. Platt, Gen.
Lucius Fairchild, Col James Lewis, Gener-
ais Joseph G. Abbott, E. f. Moves, James
). NeSley, Edward McCoOk, N. p. Chipman,
Major Joseph w. Houston, lGen. b. +. Potts
Col. William Breeden, Generals Geo. A. Max
well, j. A. Campbell. .....
All soldiers and sailors who approve the OBJ
jects ofthis call are requested to commune
cate with the committee, at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, New York City.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17

The people of Louisiana are talking of
abolishing their State lottery. A grand jury
in New Orleans has taken up the subject
there, and after portraying the evils connect
ed with the system of organized private lot
teries, appeals to the people to discounte-
nance the immoral institution and make such
schemes illegal, .ai-'l.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17
Portland, Rutland, OswegO & Chi
cagO Railway COmpany.

FuNHE Stockholders of this corporation hereby
Il notified that their annual meeting will be held
at the Company's Office in Racklef Block, corner of
Middle and Church Street in Portland, on WEDNES-
DAY the S1st day of July current, at tenloclock in
the forenoon for the following purposes
1st-To hear and act upon the reports Of the Di-
rectors and Treasurer. t-
2d-To choose board of Directors. "
3d-To see IL the Stockholders will instruct the Di-
rectors to apply to the Legislature to extend the time
for locating and completing their road.
4th-To il the Stockholders will instruct their
Directors topetton the legislature to authorize the
City OF Portland to loan its credit in aid of the
struction of their road.
5th-To tragsact any other business that may le-
gally come before them.
Per order Of the Directors. E
JOHN NEAL, Clerk.
pnrflo lor1v vx1u ..,1O Ik.I
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A New York gentleman has a couple of
blooded mares between whom a strong afiec-
tion formerly existed. Recently, however,
while being driven together, one of them
made an awkward step and cut the other ON
the ankle. On being embarrassed the injured
animal attacked the other with great fury,
and now their owner hardly dares let them
come within sight of each other.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17

Newport has grown since last season at a
rapid rate. During the past winter 10 cost
ly edifiees have been constructed, some of
them at cost of 100000. Fanny Fern
and her husband, Parton, will this year oc-
cupy their modest little cottage on Broad
street; DIR. s. G. Howe and Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe are already settled in their quiet home
in Lawton's Valley, about two miles from
town: Prot. Agassiz is only waiting for the
completion of the improvements on his cot
tage on Ocean avenue, to take up his resi-
dence there; Will NJ. Carleton, the poet, in
tends going there, and "Hans Breitman'' &c.
g. Leland now in London, viii probably
reside there part of the season at least, at
the new residence of his sister, the wife of
Mr.. A. G.. Thorpe of New York. Besides
these, the Hon. Geo. !H. Calvert; the Rev.
Charles T. Brooks, a"Oliver Optic" Gen. C,
c. Van Zandt, and several others of lesser
note in the world of letters, are to form mem
bers of the literary group.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17

Considerable amusement has been created
in certain social circles IN London by some
American families now residing there, who
have printed on the back of their invitation
cards map Of that part of London in which
they live.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17
THE PRESS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY II, ,7s
GIeanings and GOssip.

A Louisianian has invented method of
extracting bee honey from the comb by means
OF a centrifugal process, which accomplishes
its work without breaking the comb further
than uncapping the cells. The comb is then
replaced in sliding compartments fitted to the
hive, and the bees at once commence to refill
the cells, thus saving the labor of construct
ing twenty pounds of comb, bee bread and
wax, in order to preserve one pound of
honey. ..t . ....
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon herself the
trust of Administrative of the estate of
GEORGE w. PARKER, late of Yarmouth,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate Of said deceased required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
PHEBE Z. PARKER, Adm'x.
Yarmouth ,July N 1872 iuy15d3w
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PICTOU COAL

TNHE IntcrcolOniaI Coal Mining Com.
Il pany are prepared to sell coal from their Mine
on the Acadia" Seam, at Drummond Coery, Pic
Wharf, Pictou Harbor in any quantity.
The coal from this Mine is now taken from depth
of nearly 14oO feet and for steam and manufacturing
purposes is not surpassed by any in the Province.
1t has been extensively used in Cooking Ranges and
for household purposes generally, and owing to its
has given universal satisfaction. The appliances for
handling and asserting the various descriptions Of
COAL and the facilities for DESPATCH are of superior
character Ordersm may be addressed or applications
made to James Dunn, ESQ.,, Gen. Ag't, Westville N.
ST.; P Ross, Esq, Ag't, Pictou, N. s., to the
subscriber, who is now landing cargo of the above
COAL and Is prepared TO sell in large small quanti-
ties and will keep constant supply hand for this
market. A. ID. WHIDDEN,
No. II Union Wharf,
Agent for State of Maine
Portland, June 10, 1872. jun11d1m
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Mr.. Williams, whose wife has mourned for
him las drowned near the spot where his
clothes !were found on the river bank in
Cleveland, has been heard from in Europe
with a Yankee school teacher named Barron,
playing the role of the newly married with
much eclat on money raised by forgeries
which have only just been discovered by the
young mans father. r ,Ir
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Notice.

/ HEREBY forbid all persons harboring or trust
Il ing my wife Mary K. Gushing, on my account, as
shall pay debts Of her contracting after this date.
JOHN F. CUSHING.
Cape Elizabeth, July 8, 1872. juy.Osd3w
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NOn-ReSident Taxes


IN the town Of Yarmouth, in the County of Cum
l. berland, for the year 1871 ....
The following list Of Taxes on the Real Estate OF
nonresident owners in the town of Yarmouth for
the year 1871, in bills committed to D. L. Mitchell
Collector ofsad town. the first day Of June 1871 has
been returned by him to me as remaining unpaid on
the 11th day of April 1872 by his certificate Of that
date and now remain unpaid: and notice is hereby
given that il the said taxes interest and charges
not paid into the Treasury of the said town within
eighteen months from the date of the commitment of
the said bills, much Of the real estate taxed will
be sufficient pay the due therefor, including
interest and charges will, without further notice be
sold at public auction at my dwelling house in said
town, ON the 10th day Of December, 1872, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Description Of Property. Valuation. Tdr.
Joshua l.. Sawyer, house, out
building, house lots and shop
and lot, s1275 bal, SIS SO
William Wagg, 80 acres Of land, 400 Sos Sos
David Pratt, house and lot, $50 g. 81
Heirs of Michael Mcguire, house
and lot, 100 52
CHARLES HUMPHREY
Treasurer of Yarmouth.
Yarmouth July 10, 1872. jy11-3wTh II ,18 %
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JOdN NEAII, C1tfK.
Portland, July g. 1872. jyl2-dtd

Atlantic & st. Lawrence Railroad
Co., Annual Meeting.
TTNHE stockholders Of the Atlantic & st. Lawrence
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the office of the Treas
urer, in the Grand Trunk Railway Passenger Station
in Portland, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of August,
1872, at 10 o'clock for the purpose of making
choice of nine Directors for the current year. and for
the transaction of any other business that may legal
ly come before the meeting.
f. r. BARRETT, Clerk
Portland, July 49, 1872. jun15 I'd
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House and Lot for Sale,

HOUSE No. 20 Anderson St. Price $500. Seven,
IL finished rooms and good cellar, may be sup
piled with Sebago water at small expense. Ii not
sold before list August will be rented.
ssl Apply to JOHN PORTE0US,
jy6-t1Aug Agent Grand Trunk Railway.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17

d A recent vote in New Mexico on establish
ing free schools stood 81 for and 5,O76 against.
Georgia girls use none but religious papers
for Sunday bustles.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17

1t is said that there aie 5000 confirmed
opium eaters in New York city.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17


Englishman are now perambulating the Adj
rondacks. and endeavoring to confirm what
they have read in Murray's wonderful book.
The Musical Standard says that NJ. Faure
has refused all offers made for engagements
in America, st. Petersburg, and Milan. The
French papers are greatly delighted at their
favorite sinfier's patriotism.
Alcott, in his concord Days, "thus does
Emerson at a stroke: ''Only a traveller at
times, professionally, he prefers housekeep-
ing; is student of the landscape, of man.
kind, of rugged strength wherever found !;
likes plain people, plain ways, plain clothes /;
prefers earnest people; shuns egotists, pub
licity; seeks solitude, and knows its uses"
One of the patrons of pretentious sum-
mer resort, in speaking Of the strawberry
shortcake, remarked that the strawberry was
shorter than the cake.
The old story is revived that Whitela v
Reid viii marry Kate Field, and next Christ
mas is fixed as the time.
A nervous young lady in Peoria church
became seasick on Sunday last from the ef-
feet produced by the continuous swaying of
fans all around her and had to be taken from
the building.
The Norwich Bulletin says: "People who
have studied the evidence for the defense in
the Fisk murder case are now generally of the
opinion that they buried the wrong body, and
that Stokes is the man who was murdered" !"
Kate Field, in her recent letter from Ems
to the Paris, Register says her countrymen
and women are making fools of themselves
there.
How many have kept their health and spir-
its so as to be able to say as Taglioni says,
II would never know was not young if
had not so much to remember?'
Justin Mccarthy says Mr.. Gladstone has
his little ffectations-differing therein from
Mr.. Dlsraeli, who is simply one high aflecta-
ton.
MIS-. 1elVeftOn is reported TO De IN AFRICA
with the intention of going to join DR.. Liv-
ingstone. If this be so the distinguished
travellers repugnance to civilized life will
probably be speedily overcome, and we shall
hear of his precipitate return to England.
The morning following the freshet at Will
ton, Mass, temperance lecturer halted at a
spring to refresh himself and horse. As he
did not wish to alight, he asked a boy to hand
him dipper of water. After he drank,
thinking to impress his principles upon the
boy, he said, ''Water, my boy, is natures
beverage; it never injured man or beast. u
81 don't know as it ever did, mister, but il
knocked the bottom out of our roads ant
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Portland Gas Light COMPANY

TNHE annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Il Portland Gas Light Company, will be held at
the office of the company, No. 95 Exchange street.
Wednesday, the nth inst at o'clock p. m, to act
upon the following articles
1s To receive and upon the reports Of the Pres
dent and Treasurer.
I'd. Ts choose Directors for the ensuing year.
3d. To act upon any other business that legally
come before the meeting.
EDWARD H. DAVEIS, President.
iy10td
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Several large and distinguished parties of
Englishman are now perambulating the Adj
rondacks, and endeavoring to confirm what
they have read in Murray's wonderful book.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17

Mrs. Yelverton is reported to be in Africa
with the intention of going to join DR.. Liv-
ingstone. If this be so the distinguished
travellers repugnance to civilized life will
probably be speedily overcome, and we shall
hear of his precipitate return to England.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17

The Musical Standard says that NJ. Faure
has refused I'll offers made for engagements
in America, st. Petersburg, and Milan. The
French papers are greatly delighted at their
flvorite sinfier's patriotism.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-17
To Let

A PLEASANT Double House on Franklin ST., ar
N ranged for two families, and plenty of SebagO.
Rent $500 each; for key call on
l.. TAYLOR,
my2t-dtf 176 Commercial st.
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TO Let,

THE whole part OF the block OF Brick Stores 0D
1 Portland Pier.
Apply at the Merchants National Bank.
jy1Su
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One of the patrons of pretentious sum-
mer resort, in speaking Of the strawberry
shortcake, remarked that the strawberry was
shorter than the cake