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Read ''Comical Conly's'' advertise
ment, get your "spons" ready for next
Monday and Tuesday evenings, and then go
in fully prepared to ''smole many a smile
and wunk many a wink at the funny say
ings and laughtcr-i rovoking songs which
Comfy well knows how to render i'll a style
SO irresistibly comic that everybody who
hears him shakes in his boots with un-
adulterated laughter. Full plate OF
Hash" % cents; seat at first table, 81
cents.
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The letter of Democrat" was re-
ceived too late for publication last week,
and being for the most part out of season
matter he deals with in the concluding
paragraph in more explicit shape than it
now presents. We know nothing of tho
charge he hints at, but are willing to
give him a hearing if he deals with the
subject in manner that can be neither
misunderstood or gainsayed.
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The "spondulicks', we have missed

The 'tspondulicks'' we have missed
that is they've escaped our fist, of course
we mean Cambria county's treasure. For
you see that A D. Criste is the favored
chap who's 'jist'' been found to fill the
measure. So here's success to him may
he go i'll and brayely win ere October S
ides are ended and to help along the
cause, here's both our outstretched paws,
with hopes, and prayers, and best wishes
blended.
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For Loss or Appetite, d dyspepsia, ]

For Loss or Appetite, dyspepsia, indigestion
Depression of Spirits, and General D"buitS IN
their various forms, ERRo-Piosrh1FAAITE NJ ED ED
EIIXER OF CALISAYA made by CASw ELL, IL N
ARD s. Co. New York. and sold by az drugglS'S-
is the best tonic. A a stimulant tonne Tor pa pa
tients recovering from fever or other SICKNESS,
il has no equal. If taken during the season. II
prevents fever and ague and other intermit-
tent feVcrS. l'-lo--i'-I
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THE apple which Eve presented TO Adam
is said to have caused Adam to make such a
wrv face that the whole garden became dis
torted in appearance, but that alleged TACT
does not prevent e. j. Mills from selling the
cheanest and choicest -four feed anI grocer
les ever brought to Ehensburg. His flour is
lust fresh from the Mills, which is great
advantage Call on him for provisions
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RAuRoADs.-The great question now is,
"Zyhat would the great West do without
roiIroads2'' but far more important ques-
Ton is s.NYhat would Ebensburg do without
Myers & Lloyd, who supply the people with
@ 81 ,,,,a,al varieties in their line Q" The
MnrIi ,,"~ might get ON without water, but our
town couldn't we'll get along without Myers
r. IIovd. Try there-buy there-prices are
not hi Oh there.
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NJ. BossART & Co, successors to John j.
Murphy, Johnstown, are doing rushing
business in the dry goods line. The people
flock to see their charming new goods, like
niqeons resort to buckwheat field in Sep
tember. And no marvel, for they keep
choice and cheap dry goods, and are adopts
in the art of selling at popular prizes. Give
them call.
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THE MAN in the moon was looking at the
made-up clothing of James j. Murphy, lo9
Clinton street, Johnstown, the other nlght,
with the evident intention of making 4 pur-
chase He can't shine without new SUIT
from Murphy, neither can the young men OF
Cambria county shine unless they go and do
likewise Murphy is the cheapest and clev-
crest man to buy from you eTer lead about
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CONE AND ENJOY A WHOLESOME LAUGH.
admission 20 and 35 Cents.
Doors open at 7-Commence at 8 O'Clock.

CHERIFF'S SALES by virtue
~ OF sundry writs of Feltd. ErpOH-, issued out
Of tho Court of Common Pleas OF Cam Dria coln-
~ and to me directed, there Will be exposed 10
Public Sale at the Court House IN EbenShurg'
on FRTDAY, the 25TH DAY or JULY NENT AT one
o'cIock p NJ the following real estate 10 VII:
ALI, the right, title ana interest OF SahluG' Is:
Fdmiston of. in and to piece or parccl OF
land situate in Susquehanna township, cam
hria county. adjoining lands OF Charles DuhIap'
KinnortS and others, containing 10 acres more
or loss - acres of which are cleared, having
thereon erected a One-and a-halt story plank
house and log barn-nOw in the occupancy OF
John Pedicord, Taken in execution ana 10 De
sold AT the suit of Martin A. Miller.
Also. all the right, title ana interest," oi
George Waltz. of, i'm and to a lot or grouhu SIT
nate in Carrollt0wu borough. Cambria county
adjoining lot of Julius Stitch on the north- r.
Sier on the south, and an alley on thc west
having thereon erected a two-story plank
h0use7not now Occnpied. Taken in execution
and to be sold at the suit of John A Kennedy
Also ali the right, title and interest OF sam
mel Noel of in and TO a piece or parcel OF lald
in washington township. Cambria county ad.
ioininp lands of VIM. McDermitt, estate oI
JObn Wilt deceased, and Others, containing D
acres more or less, about acres OF whlch are
cleared, having thereon erected two.story
nlank house-not now occupied Taken IN eH-
ecution and to be sold at the suit OF g i. ROD
crtS. w IL BbNAChEan' ~ ~ ~
ShcriT's Office, Ebensburg, June "a lo'3--3t.
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GOSSIP OF ALL SORTS.

A new book by Miss Harriet W. Preston,
who writes as cleverly in her own Ian
guage as from others, promises to be of
novel form as we'll as of novel title : The
Nineteenth Century i'll Love" The hero
is a newspaper correspondent-the heroine
cultivated New England girl.
Cornelius S. Brady, third officer of the
Inflated Atlantic, was presented with
purse of sovereigns by the passengers on
board of the Celtic, Oh the passage of the
latter from this port to Liverpool, i'll honor
of his heroic action in rescuing paSSen-
gers of the Atlantic.
Complaints have been made against GER
tain lawyers or pension agents i'll this city
for cheating soldiers and the widows and
orphans of soldiers i'll the collection of pen
sions and claims for back pay. One law
yer is under Indictment for the offenSe in
Brooklyn, and the evidence against him is
stated to be of strong and clear ma
ture that the probability is that he will be
convicted if tried.
4 painful rumOI is in circulation among
some of the Masonic Fraternity. 1t was
whispered that upon the arrival of the
/ Hamburg steamer, Thuringia, last Tues
day, the body of the late Governor Orr was
! found to be SO decOmpOSed that it was
! thought improper to keep it any longer.
1t was taken from the coffin, privately
packed in another and sent off to South
Carolina. i he comm. whlcn lay III state at
/ the Governor S room and was followed by
an imposing escort through the city, is
said to have contained his weight i'll stones.
/ The rumor is here given as it passed from
/ lips to lips, without asserting its truth.
| The refOrmers have again begun to tear
| in pieces woman's dress. One writer,
| probably woman with crooked ankles,
urges the wearing of those now happily
absolette ''pantalettes" which hung down
to the heels of our grandmothers and haf-
/ fed the eyes of our grandfathers. Another
strenuously argues that horsemen viii
grow crooked backed if they don't ride in
trousers. Still another want our bellies tC
! go barefOoteu III suTnBcr, aud 81 OuIe
/ themselves of cOrnS.
The famous Prince George Royal Band,
of Saxony, will arrive here in few days.
The band numbers sixty members and will
| remain for three months. b.
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l. T. CoPPoCK, under the Opera House,
Main street, Johnstown, No. 112, is the topic.
L. L. Coppock is the topic-well that poet
rv. but we NAV as well say that his big show
window outshines the June roses themselves.
Who can paint like nature? Coppock.
Who can lose these beautiful colors in each
other? Coppock. Natures self is outdone
in the flowers, ribbons, silks, satlns' mats,
honnets and dress goods OF l. 7. Coppock,
who is about as clever man to buy from as
ever welded a yardstick-
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HE that steals my purse steals trash, but
he that buys made-up clothing from 5. j.
Hess 81 Bro, Johnstown, gets the genuine
stuff strong, well made, well cut, and we'll
sewed. Hess might have taken the prize at
the Vienna Exposition, for cleverness and
tact in selling ready-made clothing at No.
III Main street, ,Johnstown, but then he
didn't want il. He would rather have lots
of good fellows from the mountain swoope
down on him and buy every man a full suit
at honest prices.
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Executor7s Notice.

Il FILTERS TEST AMENTARY on the Estate of
MARY q. EVANS, late of Ebensburg 5or-
Ough, Cambria county, deceased, having been
granted by the Register of said county to the
undersigned, all persons indebted TO said esta e
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated Tor settle
meut. ,JND- F. SCANI-AN. Executor
EbensbuTg. June 20, 1873. Ct.
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CAPT. JACK, the Modoc chief, is no rela-
ton of Capt. Jinks, of the Horse Marines,
and neither of them is connected IN any way
,;+I, The immense hardware establishment
of Geo. Huntley, High street, Ebensburg,
where YOU can buy mowers. reapers, thrash
ers stoves. tinware iron, nails, woodwork
for wagons and everything necessary for
carrying on a successful war against hlgh
nrices Let the world still revolVe, but 60
to Huntley's for all you want. He has $780,
600 worth to sell.
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SHERIFF,


MIR. Banner having received a majority
Of the votes cast on the fourth ballot, was
declared the choice of the convention for
the Office of Sheriff of Cambria county, a
nomination which, upon motion, was made
unanimous.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
A. d. Criste, of Munster township, David
Humphreys of East Conemaugh borough,
and H. A McPike and John Dougherty,
sr., of Ebensburg, were presented, and the
ballotings proceeded with as follows:
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JURY COMMISSIONERS

On the first ballot, Henry Topper, of Ad-
ans township, was nominated, the vote re-
corded showing 40 for Mr.. Topper, 16 for
Mr.. Shields, and for Mr.. Mardis.
John n. Blair, of Ebensburg, was ap-
pointed Representative Delegate to the
State Conven ton of 1874, and John c.
Lake, of Ebensburg, Alex. Skelly of Sum
merhlll twp, and Joseph A. Weftner, of
Chest Springs, chosen Senatorial Conferees
to meet like Conferees from other counties
in the District, for the purpose of selecting
a Senatorial Delegate to the same conven-
tion.
VIM. II. Scchler, Esq, of Ebensburg,
was chosen Chairman of the County Com
mittee, for the ensuing year, which is COM
posed of the gentlemen named below, the
same having been submitted by the dele
gates representing respectively the several
districts named:
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

n UDITOR,S NOTICE Having
&A been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court of Cambria county to report distribution
of the money in the hands Of Michael II. Rager,
Administrator of the Estate of PETER RACER
decd, as shown by his second partial account,
all parties interested are hereby notified that
will attend To the duties of said appointment,
at nv Office in Ebcnshurg, on TUESDAY. July
Eth 1873, at = o'clock, p. NJ, when and where
tho V must present thcir claims, be debarred
from coming il said fund
Q go. w. OATMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, June 20, lSI3--3J.
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COUNTY COMMITTEE.

VIM. II. Sechler, Ebensburg, Chairman.
L. w. Shank, Adams twp. f. A. Storm,
Allegheny twp. Thomas Judge, Cambria
borough; j. S. Marlis, Blacklick II. Kru-
menacher, Barr; H. Byrne, Cambria ID.
A. Luther, Carroll; j Ohm Buck, Carrolltown;
Francis Hoover, Chest; d. c. Little, Chest
Springs j. A. Wharton, Clearfeld ThOs
Hartsock, Coopersdale II. r. Shaffer, Con
emaugh, twp John Campbell, 1st Ward
John Neill, 2d Ward, Conemaugh borough !;
- -, CrOyle; John COoney, East
Conemaugh John G. Lake, East Ward, T.
j. Williams, West Ward, Ebensburg VIM.
Adams, Franklin p. f. Carney, Gallitzin :;
John Rager, Jackson John Hannah, 1st
Ward, John c. Rifle, I'd Ward, Louis Wehu
Sd Ward, Max Heubach, 4th Ward, Henry
Mattern, 9TH Ward Simon Young, 9th Ward
Johnstown Il. f. Shields, Loretto Patrick
Rodgers, Millville ; j. Durbin, Munster :;
H. McNIunigle, Prospect; VIM. Cole, Rich
land Jas. Shorthill Summerhill John w
Sharbaugh, Sumitville John Somerville,
Susquehanna Jas. b. Clark, Taylor; Cairn
Lahey, Washington twp. {; Stewart Walters,
White; Thomas Kinney, Wilmore; Geo.
w. Rough, Woodvale; Yost Hochsteiu,
Upper Yoder; James Burns, Lower Yoder.
On motion, Convention adjourned sine
die
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a UDITOR,S NOTICE-The u

A UDITOR'S NOTICE The un-
~ derSigned,appointed by the Orphans Court
of Cambria county an Auditor 10 report distri-
button of the funds in the hands of Henry Ben
der and II. A. Luther, Executors of the last will
of Emericus Bender. will sit for the purpose of
his appointment. at his Office in Ehensburg, on
FRIDAY. 18TH july, 1873, at / O'Clock, p. NJ,
when and where parties interested may attend
if they think proper.
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Auditor.
Rbensburg, June 20, IS53.-3t-
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby
~ Ia, :, ot - interfere in any manner
with a BAY MARE purchased by ,... us anu &c, IGi /
with AUGUSTINE CRAvft' OF S'iS,l - -, ~ -
'ailio'lh Oo''Ai'S HIPrS & LLOYD.
Susqueharus Twp june H. i-'s--'l-
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KRIAL NAVIGATION.

Professor John Wise, ;eronaut, who pro-
poses to cross the Atlantic in a balloon,
thereby establishing his theories regarding
the currents of the atmosphere and the uses
to which they can be put for the purposes
of travel, is i'll New York. Boston, thro'
sudden contraction of her currency, has
found herself inadequate to the task of
sending out the pioneer transatlantic ba-
loon, and Prof. Wise comes to New York
with new hope, confident that the metropo-
lis is, after all, the best place to start from
The enthusiasm of the gray headed aero
naut is, to say the least, very pleasing to
see, and augurs we'll for success of the un-
dertaking, if he can but get the assistance
he requires. 1t will require $40, 900 to put
the scheme upon a sure foundation, and
the Professor thinks that he has already
found, OF will find, men who will champi-
on his cause to that amount. 1t would
seem strange that not only private enter
prise but the government will expend hun
dreds of thousands of dollars in trying to
discover open Polar sea, which cannot
be of the slightest practical use to commerce
or navigation, when in such trip this
proposed by Prof. Wise there is an oppor-
tunity presented of opening up at least an
efficient mail service between the civilized
portions of the globe.
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NEVER

NeStccd Cough Nothin,, fs ,,,,-, ..., i.
Jay IN" foundation for future evil clnsC s,,i -
" ELLIS C4RBOLIC T1RT,E sc
are sure cure for HI discuss of tb,. p-,i -
tory organs. Sore Throat, Colds, CrouD nj
lherla' Asthma; Catarrh, H0arse ness. bryness
OF the Throat, "indpipe, or bronchial Fgbes 4.
ana All Diseases Of the Lungs.
In ali cases of sudden cold, however take,
mess these IA BLETS should be promptly and freely
ISel. IHSN equailke The circulation OF blood,
mitigate the severity of the attack aud will i'm
affected organs.
III Dtht boTcS- Take no substitutes. II they
can be iodnd at your druggists. send al once
10 te agent in NsIr IIuh. " no will forwarJ
mem 10y return mail. Don't be Deceived by IrsI--
tHtionS: Sold BY druggists. Price - cts Der box
JOHN =. KELLOGG, Is Platt-st.. N York
Send Tor Circular. Sole Agent COR u States,
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Picture end ECcK EcEkYa

Shouiu address at once for circulars S,. (which
" III be sent irCc,l describing a ID, W and suncrS
work OF art, by popular artist, now n,nrIyy
ready for delivery, and which is sure to bsN-s ~
enormous sale. Experienced agents shcuId hss-
ten To- secure territory Unusual inductmente
will be offered those no moan steady eners,at
ic work. GEO NACLEAN. Publisher. 7c3 San
som Street. Philadelphia
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Our NelC York Letter.

KRIAL NAvIGATION--AN ATTEMPT TO CROSS
THE ATLANTIC TO BE NADIA GOOD
THING WELL DoNE-GossIP OF THE DAY
LITERARY-PERsONAL AND IMPERSONAL.
From our Special Correspondent.l
New YORK, June II, 1878.
GOOD THING WE'LL DONE.
notable event which has been antici-
pated with much interest i'll business and
insurance circles was the annual election
of the Mutual Life Insurance Co., on Mon
day last. a peculiar interest attached to
this meeting, as for the last year the COM
pany has been made the object of fierce in
vective and abuse by blackmailcrs of high
and low degree, and by the lesser satellites
who revolve i'll their train, humble imita-
tors of the notorious English. The most
atrocIous charges have been made against
Its principal oticiate in order to destroy the
confidence of its members i'll its manage
ment, which is composed of the most emil
nent business men of the city. The Legis
lature had been informed that the officials
only held their places by proxies procured
by agents, and this is where the event Is
striking and notable. AT the election but
one vote was cast by proxy, that of poll
cy-holder who was unable to appear Ill
person and the next striking point is that
the old board were unanimously reelected,
except two, who had resigned and whose
places were acceptably filed. Therefore
the thing was all one-sided and very dull.
Had English been out of jail you may be
assured one vote would have been recorded
solid and solemn against this result. But
the 81, 600 members whose officers hold i'll
trust cash reserve of over 500, 1000, 900
would probably care very little about it.
ApropoS of this, English is still in Jail, the
bail though reduced from $50, 900 to 81, 600
not being forthcoming.
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NEE ADTER1EsEWENr.s.

=, - Ni-I'SN Il week guaranteed he
Slec,an'S "lmrloy u!ent at home, day or evening;
able package of goods sent free by mail Al
HrSSsS' WIN SIX cents return stamp, NJ. YOUNG
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER,

Dougherty... 1 (withdrawn.)
The fourth ballot having resulted in ia
yor of A. D. Criste by very decisive ma
iority, his nomination was likewise con-
Cured in by the unanimous voice of the
convention.
Edward Glass, of Ebensburg, Jos. Prin-
gle, of Croyle township, and Lewis Shank,
of Adams township, were next named for
the position of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
for which office the several ballotings pre-
sented the subjoined results:
1st. I'd. Sd. 4th. 9Th. 9th. 9TH.
Glass ~ 81 35 80 As 45
Pringle .......24 20 II (withdrawn)
Shank k.........32 81 81 SO 80 39 81
The nomination of Mr.. Glass was en-
dorsed in the same manner as those which
had preceded it.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
The names of Anselm Weakland, of Chest
township, Chas. Flick, of Allegheny town
shin. and Jacob KEEPER, of Adams town
shin, were offered for the suffrages OF the
convention. Four ballots were had as fol-
lows: o,,or. half
/ Weaklaud..27 "a -
! Flick ..........-l4 IA % ~ W.
| keiper.-.......29 30 "o
Mr.. Weakland, being the choice OF the
convention, was accepted unanimously
FOR AUDITOR,
Messrs. II. B. Freidhoff, p. F. Carney, W..
Litzinger, John Buck, and 6. c. X. Zahm
were presented, and on the fourth oahot
Mr.. Freidhoff was selected, the contest
having narrowed down to himself and Mr.
Carney, the vote standing: Freidhoff 39
Carney "a.
CORONER.
For this position r. II. Singer, of Johns
town, was chosen by acclamation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-08

writ OF habeas corpus, sued out by his mother
in consequence Of his being detained as cell
lateral security for an unpaid board bill
An Iowa Spectator has stocked large
farm entirely with geese, with a view to ulti-
mate feather beds, which he thinks will an
swer better than any other investment in that
climate.
Ebony wood weighs SO pounds to the cubic
foot; lignumvita the same hickory 50 pounds
birch, AZ pounds; beech 40; yellow pine So;
white pine, Is; cork, 10; and water, 65.
despatch from Washington says that the
name Of Mr.. Peters of this State enormously
appears published in the list Of yeas and nays
as having voted for the conference report in
creasing the salaries of the President, mem.
bers Of Congress and others.
The investigation into the circumstances of
the burning of the steamship Erie began In
New York Wednesday.
New placers gold mines have been discov-
cred near San Diego, Cal.
The inquest on Rosa CASTILLO, the Cam
bridge school girl, alleged to have died from
awhipping by her teacher, resulted in YER
dict on Wednesday Of ''death from natural
causes"
DIR. Joseph Treat of New York has written
letter to the people of New York, demand
ing that they take some action in regard to the
Tombs. He says the prison is worthy of its
horrible name-a sepulchre that the cells are
damp, the air putrid and the stencil awful.
Sheriff in Florida, who was called upon
to resign, wrote back "Your communication
is received, stating that my resignation will
meet the approval of the Governor. 1t does
not meet mine"
female patient in St. Georges Hospital,
London, recently died from the effects of
dose of carbolic acid, given by mistake instead
of SIENNA. Better keep poisons in bottles of
peculiar and known character to prevent such
mistakes.
The forgeries on the Bank OF England am
cunt, it is said, to two millions of dollars,
and were accomplished against a number of
well known financiers, including the Roths
childs and Barings. man named Noyes ia
held in Newgate, charged with being an &C.
complete of the swindlers.
1t is said that the acquisition of the railways
by the State is now seriously engaging the at
tention ofthe English government.
The English House Of Commons has for the
sixty third time reported in favor of the bill
legalizing the marriage of widower with the
sister of his late wife. There appears, how
ever, to be but small expectation that the
House Of Lords will sanction the measure.
Twenty thousand women living in Birming.
ham have signed a petition in favor of the
bill.
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es. 1t is sturdy work BY her individual

NS"' ~ 10 StohNis Noih W ASi iiuANANa@A
citizens, in the ways of trade and manu-
featuring. in the establishment of friendly
relations with the rest of the State. which
Portland needs instead of visionary
schemes and course of conduct in pub.
lie affairs which is too plainly only an at
tempt to keep up an appearance of re-
speciality. Living upon great expecta-
tons is precarious mode of existence.
The resolve before the board of directors
for the removal OF the Maine Central Of
fees will be q subject for nine days glori-
fication by the citizens over the coming
fortunes of Portland. but then it will end
Or vanish in smoke like many another
dream of our hopeful but often disappoint-
ed neighbors Of the natural seaport