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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-17
Town Elections.

Town Elections.
The following towns elected their officers
| on Monday the 10Th inst:
HANCOCK. Moderator, John Milliken :;
Town Clerk and Treasurer, L. l.. Stratton !;
| Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of Poor.
Samuel Stratton, Z. L. Stratton, Fred L.
Phillips; S. S. Committee, Alonzo Abbott
Il. l.. Stratton; Collector, Ebenezer Clark ;
| Constables, Ebenezer Clark, Geo. X. Young
SrLLIvAS.-Moderator, n. c. White !;
Clerk, j. b. johnson; Selectmen, Assessors
and Overseers CT poor, Cyrus Emery, Abner
j. Pettee and Moses Hawkins; Treasurer,
Cyrus Emery; S. S. Committee J. g. John
son; Road Commissioner, John S. Bean,
Constables, J. " Turner. S. Is. Chicott and
c. J. Veazic.
Clerk, Nespasian Ellis Selectmen and Assess
sors, j. 7. Hinckley, A. II. Dresser and A.
X. Deyereux; Treasurer, VIM. Hopkins;
Collector, l.. b. Thompson S. S. Commit
tee, q. W. johnson; Town Agent Vim.
| Hopkins; Auditor, Fred S. Stevens.
CRANBERRY IsLE.-Moderator S. S. Bun
ker; Town Clerk, Horace G. Bunker; Town
Agent w. L. Hadlock; Selectmen, Asses
sors and Overseers of Poor, W. II. Preble,
Enoch B. Stanley and Thomas Bunker; S.
$. Committee, W. II. Preble; Collector, VIM.
?. Bunker, Treasurer; VIM. p. preble
GouLDsBoRo. Moderator, w. l.. Guptill;
Town Clerk, S. W. Libby; Selectmen and
| Assessors, Daniel Deasy; John Moore
| and Reuben Rand: Treasurer, +. l..
Cole; Collector, S. S. Sargent S. s. Com
mittec, Z. w. Ceayes, Ii. E. Whitaker and
Reuben Rand.
Moderator, T. C. Woodman Town Clerk,
Silas Warren; Selectmen, Assessors and
Overseers OF Poor, S. T. Kinks, Jos Tillock
and l.. T. Dorr; Treasurer and Collector,
Nathan White; Town Agent, t. c. Wood
man; 5. S. Committee, A. A. Litlefieli, V.
z. Wardwell and Parker Spofford.
FREMONT Moderator, w. w. A. Heath;
clerk, w. w. A. Heath; selectmen and as
SCISSORS, j. I. Il. Freeman, S. w. Herrick
and b. S. Dolliver treasurer, John q. Will
son; S. 5. committee, J. It. Il. Freeman and
Z. w. Richardson.
Voted to raise $1,000 to defray town
charges.
EpEN.-Moderator Z. NJ. Hamor; clerk,
S. n. Rich; selectmen and assessors, Steph-
| en- Higgins, Gideon Mayo and E. G. Brewer
treasurer, Simeon H. Richards; trustee of
town funds, E. l.. Higgins S. S. committee
bloomfield Higgins; road commissioner, Z.
N. richardson; collector, Leonard McFar-
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-17

It IL enough to make ones jaws ache ID
reflect that ton and half of spruce gum Wal
recently brought into Skowhegan and sent to
Portland to be "manufactnred."
Last year the rate Of taxation in waterville
was trife less than cent and half; this
year q triae more than two cents.
Cliff Cottage, in Cape Elizabeth, q miles
Portland, was burned at 8 o'clock Saturday
morning. 1t was owned BY A. Hyatt Of Bos.
ton, and was valued at $1,000. Insured in
Home of New York $1,000; Etna, Hartford,
$4,000. The furniture, horses, carriages, &c.
The saw mill of Fuller & Furnell, at Will
ton, was burned Friday morning. Loss
$4,000 to $4,000. The village narrowly es-
capped destruction.
1t is reported that the people of North Ha.
ven are not satisfied with the action of the
legislature in removing their gates, and in
tend to discontinue some Of the town roads
and thereby save their gates.
Nineteen locomotives out of the "a on the
Maine Central railroad we're laid up for re-
pairs during the late storms. The most of
them were repaired at the shops in Augusta.
The Wing says that meeting of the trus-
tees of the Maine State Agricultural Society
will be held on Monday evening, for the pur-
pose Of revising the premium list. The trus-
tees announce that they will be pleased to
receive suggestions in regard to any changes
in the list that persons interested in the COM
ing exhibition may deem advisable. The
trustees will be in session for several days on
business connected with the next fair:
On Friday the workmen on the Boston &
Maine extension, to the number Of abou 200.
struck for higher pay. The ledgemen, who
have been receiving Sl.75 per day, asking
So. 25, and the shovelers, who have previous
ly got $780, demanding $500. An offer was
Immediately made them of $500 for the
ledgemen and Sl.75 for the shovelers, to re-
sumo work, which they refused, but the offer
is still open.
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Nomination OF city Officers.

At Il caucus 20 the members elect Of the
city council, held Saturday afternoon, the fol-
lowing candidates for city officers were nomi-
mated:
Treasurer and Collector-Thomas Little.
City Marshal-Frank l.. harrington.
City Solicitor-W. 7. " hitehouse.
City Clerk-R. w. Black.
City Hampton T.. Hill.
City Auditor-Samuel w. Lane.
Street Commissioner, Eastern Dis,rict-F.
s. Severance.
Street Commissioner, Western District
David T. Ward.
Assessors-Jos S. Turner, L. B. Thorn
and y. c. Whitehousc.
Overseers of the Poor-Thomas Fuller, S.
p. Plummer and Orren Parker.
Chief Engineer of Fire Department Henry
T. Morse; lst Assistant Engineer. b.
Woodman; I'd Assistant Engineer-G. &.
Burns.
experimenting School Committee David
Cargill.
City Enginecr-Natt Abbott.
Keeper of Nennebec Bridges. B. Worth
ley.
Health Committee. w. North, +. l..
Harrington and II. Il. Hill.
The Aldermen elect were appointed a COM
mittee to nominate candidates for persons to
make complaint against truant children, for
surveyors of lumber, for sealers of leather, for
surveyors ofwood, bark and stone, for tything-
men, and for viewers and cullers OF hoops and
slaves. The committee will report to-day.
At q convention of the members elect of
the common council, Charles L. Nash was
nominated for President, and Lewis Selbing
for Clerk.
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The Seed Business.

Our citizens will notice in some of the store
windows the genial face of gay old garden
er, who is supposed to represent in measure
the seed establishment of Messrs. Chase
Brothers & Woodward, Rochester, N. Y.
The firm of Chase Brothers has been extern
sively engaged for years in the sale of fruit
trees, grape vines, shrubbery, ETC., and the
thriving products of their nurseries may be
found in nearly every garden and orchard in
Maine. About a year since the Chase Broth
crs formed a copartnership with Hon. Joseph
7. Woodward, and are now largely engaged
in the raising and wholesaling Of flower and
garden seeds of the very best quality-pure
and fresh. 1t is their intention TO supply in
quality and quantity a good return for the
money that the purchaser will invest, and it
will be their earnest endeavor to create and
supply demand for good seeds. 1t must be
acknowledged that being Maine men, they
are better acquainted with the needs of Maine
than strangers could be- and as they have a
branch house at Augusta, under the direction
of member of the firm, Hon. NJ. V. b.
Chase, parties who buy may know with whom
they are dealing We commend this firm and
their wares to the patronage of the intelligent
farmers, gardeners and florists of Kennebec
CO nty and the State.
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The CENrAUR LINIMENT-has cured-does
cure, and will cure more cases Of Rheuma-
tism-stiff joints, swellings and lameness up
on man and beast in one day, than all other
articles have in a hundred years. One says:
81 have not held pen in seven months
now am all right Another, that, Seen
taur Liniment cured frightful burn without
scar another, at restored to use hope
lessly lame horse, worth four hundred dol
lars" etc. Try it once. It is wonderful
thing.
| CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is q substitute for
castor OIL marlf-lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-17

Continual complaint has come to US the
past winter from subscribers who have not
received their papers regularly. Some of
our old subscribers, who have never found
fault before, say that have lost large pro-
portion of their papers. Subscribers at Wal
doboro' have missed receiving their dailes
three days out Of week. We kno.c the pa
pers are mailed regularly and correctly at
this office, and the fault must lie somewhere
outside of Augusta. Along with the enact
ments of Congress calculated TO cripple the
country press, can't some measure be devised
to give us competent mail agents?
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ed Senior Alsaga as minister of Spain ia

coed Senior Alsaga as minister of Spain t
France.
Pere Hyacinth has begun to preach at &c
neva, with marked effect. The congrega
tions are large and he is gaining adherents
Mr. Gladstone had an interview with the
Queen yesterday.
1t is probable that further adjournment Of
Parliament will be asked for on Monday.
Lisbon, le. In the Cortes yesterday the
minister of foreign affairs announced that the
Portuguese consul has been instructed to de-
mand immediate satisfaction of the Brazilian
government for an outrage to the Portuguese
flag at Para.
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Fires.

Concord, MI, lG. A fire alarm was given
this evening, caused by the burning of a
chimney in the Elm Hotel. Prompt meas
ures saved a conhagration.
Portsmouth, n. H., 10. A fire broke out
this forenoon in the liquor saloon of T. Fl.
Chellis on Congress street, which was entirely
destroyed; also the photograph rooms of
VIM. ]. Clark, in the chambers above. The
jewelry store of Francis w. Ham, and the
fruit store of Fred p. Moses, in the building
adjoining were also burned out and the build
ing greatly damaged. The buildings were
old structures and belonged to the mechanics
association who occupied a chamber as a
reading room &c. John Fl. Smiths Barber
Shop was also smoked out. The adjacent
stable sheds in the rear mere badly scorched
and the store windows of Samuel S. Frye
opposite, were burned out. Total loss, about
So 900; FULLY insured.
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FINANCIAL G. COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, March Il

New YORK., March a.
COTTON -salee 1850 bales mid. upiands 10;
fLOUR-sales 1850; state s 90aS So; round hoof
OHIO 1910 80; Western s69l0 80 Southern l0d
Il 90. w
WHEAT 5000 bu; No. spring l So al CG; new
do winter red and amber western $50 al &c
CORN 1000; steamer 81 G5 sail 66 q IS
OATS--saes 81 COO western $3.50; new 40 SOY
PORK-l+ -; prime, Is IL 9l6 90
LARD-S9Ss1; kettle sass; steam SHasg.
RUITEk-state, 32g45. Western l5a20
WHISkEf Western free, 9l0G2
RICE-Caroiina, Ss9
COFFEE-1Sa2O
SuGAIi-Porto Rico. saissI :Muscovado, s.
MoLAsSEs-N. O. 65s74; Muscovado 22eso
clarified 20a30
SP'TS TURPENTINE-G2
ROSIN--3 G013 G5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s4as. refined, ale
1ALLOW-S%59
FREiGHTS TO METEOROLOGICAL str. sid
per san Iad; Grain per SIR. I'd; corn per str
9 Grain Sd
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POLITICAL.

Nashville, Tenn, 10. The legislature to-
day passed bill to fund the interest on the
State bonded debt and interest accrued up to
January, 1874. The bill provides that it
shall be funded into six per cent. bonds, forty
years to run, redeemable at the option of the
State for ten years. 1t also provides for
sinking fund and makes ample provisions for
the redemption of the interest on and after
January 1872
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STATE OF MAINE.

EAND UITIVE,
AUGUSTA, Feb. ~ ls13.I
IN compliance with an order of Council approved
1 Feb. 26, 1873, and under the direction OF the
Board for the Management and Sale of the Public
Lands of the State of Maine, have set apart under
the provisions OF chapter OF the revised statutes
of this state the following townships and parts OF
townships of the public lands belonging to This
State to be sold at the Land Office in Bangor by
sealed proposals, on the trst day OF September,
1873, viz:
Township No. B. Ranget
g No. ,, Ranged
" No 3, Range
And seven hundred ,hirty-fou acres of rovnship
No. ,, Ranger,
All lying in the County of Franklin and west of
Bngham's Kennebec Purchase.
PARKER z. BURLElGIi, Land Agent.
mars. t&wtsepl
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
daily Eenaehee yournal.
BATH.
TO THE

Bath, Me-, Is. The agent of ship Jennie
Eastman of this port has received cable
dispatch from Sagua announcing that she was
totally wrecked On Cape de Verde, Cuba.
Crew safe. She was built by John Harword
{ Son of Bowdoinham, in 1868, and was a
fine vessel of ll56 tons, valued at $4,000,
and was owned by Jarvis Patten, Francis
Kelley, NJ. f. Gannett and others of this
city. She was partially insured
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March |
FLOuR-sDrin9 extras 5Ga 6 -
WHEAT-No. 2. l 20Sl 20ai
CORN No. ?, 307s az.
OATS-26s2G,
RYE-No 2, 6id6j<
BARLEY-72d75 for No. !.
MESS PORK-l4 s. al. so
HARD-summer 7s1as; winter; kettle "a,
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Railroad Accident.

Concord N. H., 10. Seventeen cars of the
through freight train, due here at o'clock
last evening was thrown from the track about
two miles below Hooksett, and one car was
completely demolished. The evening trains
from Boston were delayed till three o'clock
this morning by the accident.
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STATE NEWS.

The Calais Advertiser says that the quick
est time on record of a sail vessel between
Calais and Boston was made last week by the
schooner VIM. G. p. Mowry, Capt. jerome
Eaton. On Friday morning at 10 O'Clock he
got through taking in freight; at IL he got
under way, and arrived in Calais at $50 A.
NJ. on Saturday-thus making the trip in
twenty and one half hours, and would have
come quicker if his jib boom had not beer
carried away. Next?
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BOSTON ITEMS,

Boston, Is. John Savage, Jr., late cashier
OF the Lechmere National bank of East Cam
bridge, has been arrested on complaint of
United States commissioner Needham,
charged with stealing the funds of the bank,
and held in Sl5, 900 bail for trial
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Robbery.

Louisville, Ky, Il. The Falls City tobac-
co bank robbery foots up about S35O,O00
The bank to-day offers reward of $4,000
for the return of the bonds, or % per cent
of the amount returned and 10 questions
asked. 1t also offers a reward of $500 for
the capture of each of the burglars.
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ADA.

Ottawa, Is. Donald Robertson of Queens
town, prominent railroad contractor and
ship builder and owner, died here yesterday
of inflammation of the lungs.
London, Ont, Is. Two men named Kerst
and Barrett yesterday sutiocated by fumes
from petroleum in the oil cellar of Water
man & Englehar,'s refinery. Kerst was
taken out dead. Barrett was alive, but can
not recover.
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supreme Judicial Court.-Dickerson J.,
Presiding.

Saturday, March 18th.
The testimony in the case Blanchard vs..
Monston, on trial since Thursday forenoon,
was closed about noon to day. Mr.. Pillsbury
submitted his argument for the detendent, and
Mr.. Lbbey occupied half an hour in the
closing argument, but did not conclude. The
case was suspended at half past three, and the
court adjourned to Mon lay afternoon.
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Zoral ann State Mems.

The students in the high school are pre-
pairing for public exhibition which they Will
give at Meonan Hall on Thursday evening
ofnext week
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1I3icn.

In this ciiy. Ijt} Inst, st The res dcnce Of her
brother, CHARLES Il tiamla., Miss Eleanor Ham!en.
aged "a years.
In Thomaston, 9TH inst, Hattie S. Henry, aged Is
years, months, Il days 9Th inst. Warren Bunker,
aged - years. 18th inst CHARLES Henry, chIid OF
Reuel Thomas, aged months.
In bremen, 9TH inst, Abigail Hilton, aged Sc yis.
In Warren 10Th ut, Joseph I. HuCi-iin a-cd e.
years > months, u days.
In st. George 27th nit, William F. Cook, agsl =,
u dJys
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Weat her.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
Washington. March III z. NJ.
For Monday, in the Middle States, rising
barometer. northerly winds. and clear
weather
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Cincinnati Produce Market

CINCINNATI, March Is.
MESS PORK-lJ 00sJ5 -
LARD kettle SsS'4 steam ~ ak; summer;
winter ~
BULK MEATS-sidas *; clea, rib *; Shout.
ders 55s. '
BACoN-shouider, G'4aes; clear rib SIX; -ides
Whisky. as7
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Hallowell Classical and Scientific
Academy.
DROPOSALS will be received BY the unders IN.
l. ed until the lst day of April prox, for The
construction OF School Building Tor the Hallowell
Classical and Scientific Academy. The plals and
specifications may be seen at the Office of SIMON
PAGE, Esq, Northern National Bank, Hallowell,
Me. The committee reserves the right Of acct pit
ing or rejecting any or all bids that may he offered
Per order OF Building Com.
H. +. HARDING. Sec.
Halowcll, March /, ls-j. marl2-ttld
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Several Improvements are to be immediate
ly made in the Office of the State Librarian.
The ceiling overhead is to be replastered, and
the books are to be rearranged.
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Mr.. Fred Waite has undertaken the lob of
clearing the Calais river of ice by the 18th
Of March Calois Adce,tiser.
We have concluded to Waite here on the
Kennebec, and let "natur" clean the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-17

AT the annual conclave of Trinity Com
mandery X. T., held on Friday afternoon, the
following officers were chosen: A. D. Knight
L. c.; r. w. Black, Cen. B. F. Harris,
Capt. Gen. o. Currier, Prclate; Fri Wills,
Treasurer; 0. B. Quinby, Recorder; C. 2.
Richards, S. w; A. C. Harrington, j. w.
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Hallowell Classical and Scientific
Academy,

rNHE Spring Term of this institution will COM
i mence on Monday, Aprit 9Th, and con.
TIME thirteen weeks, under the charge of Mr.
CHARLES FISH. Special attention will be given to
students expecting TO enter college at the next
mencement; and the best advantages afforded for
pursuing the sciences by means of lectures and APP
paratus. Tuition for next term 5000.
H. +. HARDING, Sec'v.
Hallowen March H. 1873. marl3-r2w
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Augusta Lodge F. G. A. M,

Stated Communication First Tuesday IN
every month.
Special communications every Tuesday
evening.
Per Order W. NJ.
octl TN &tucs6m l.. r. ELACkiAN, Secretary.
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Deposit all your spare money in the ga
wings bank, and one of these days you will be
astonished at the amount Of the accumula-
tion
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Help Wanted f!

WANTED, a competent. faithful, and trust
W worthy girl, TO do houseWerk. None o.her
need apply. Good wages paid.
MRS. j. ". WELCn,
Cor. Sewal! and Weston Streets
Augusta, March Ii, 1873.
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SnnOkers! Smokers.

Try the Ajax Dandy, Harvest Moon, Rip
Van Wrinkle and Regalia Cigars, the best in
the market. *feb24-t3m
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Obituary

Baltimore, %. Commodore w. X. Lati-
mer of the United States navy died this fore
noon in this city.
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STATE OF MAIN E.
EXECUTIVE DfrARTlITr II.

tNECUrIVE DErARTAIE
Augusta. March }. 1873.
1 n adjourned session OF the Executive Council
Awlll be held at the Coz NCIL CHAMBER, in tu-
gusta, on Tuesday, the twenty filth day Oh March,
inst, at 10 O'Clock y. ".
Attest: GEORGE q. STACY.
f&wtillmetting Secretary OF s. At,
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Marine News.

Boston lG. Arrived steamer William
Crane.
Baltimore, IL. Arrived. baIque Miranda,
Probalingo; briggs White Swan, Antigua |;
Forest Prince, Ponce.
New York, lG. Arrived, steamship Mosel
from Bremen.
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The annual meeting Of the Augusta Reform
Club was holden Saturday evening. The
following officers were chosen: President,
Geo. Z. Brickett; Vice Presidents, Reuben
Mckinney, Lewis IIamlen, /. C. Whipple,
VIM. Hodges, S. S. Brick, Curtis Higgins,
Mrs. DR.. Brickett, Mrs. John Maxwell;
Chaplain, David Cargill; Finance Committee,
Joshua Nye, S. w. Wyman, George Hatch ;
Secretary and Treasurer, Fred Williams.
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NEW MUSIC.

ONE Hundred New Pieces. Catalogues sent by
~ mail on application.) Received at
PIERCE'S BOOKSTORE.
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iHarrieo.

In rhipsburg, 18th inst, jay T. Framework of
Boston, Mass, 20 Miss Helen y. BoWker OF Phi. :.
burg.
II Rocklard, 9Th inst. Harvey p. Decker to Ms
Lucy \. ABBOTT, both Of Rockland.
In Nmalhaven, 9th inst Americas Z. Meritrew
of Nnalaaven. t. Nioletta Eaton of Isle au Haut.
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PARALYSIS AND DEFORMITIES
CURED.

The Orient Springs Health Institute
Is located at Amherst Mass, for the treatment and
Gu of PARALYSIS N all its forms, Spinal Diseases,
Contracted Cords aud limbs, Crooked Feet and
the ne Hip Diseases, ricketts,, st. vtus's Dance,
and
All DeHorno1t199
Neuralgia, rheumatism, and all Lameness; Ner-
vols Diseases, Govt Commissions, Diseases of the
Brain, Hear. and Lungs, Cancers, Hysteria, &C.
Apply 10 GEORGE W. RHODES, Nd Amherst,
Mass, or 20 f. F. FAXON. ESQ.,, Agent for the In
stitute, o. |, Pemberton Square, Boston.
decl.-l7
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ACCEPTABLE MUSICAL PRESENTS!

10 n lady friend.
4 SWeet-IOMed Music Boz.
Costing i. ON 81 90 to $4,000.
The large boxes ale wonter,rNv powerful and
harmonious
An Elegant Guitar. Prices from g. so to $500
Violin. Now a Ladvs instrpnenl. $500 to
5000.
(Io.'tie Boz" and C'.ts)
Drums, Corcei 'l2s, AGco' deems or Flntnas.
C,ariopets, flutes, 'ayeole.s, Flies.
AT .He e, o NJ v 'e,ies, mt. o the best manu-.
fac ~u.e oGe lei -, an "n,ivalled stock Of
EAND INSTRUMENT ES,
are for sale a Moderate N ices
JOHN T.. hay JES & CO.,
SO Court S.. (opposi Cor,s Pouse) Boston.
Mavi-Wv
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Broker and General Ticket
Office.

We have the pleasure 10 announce that we hi
made arrangements with