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- JOHN q. THOMPSON, Chair

AT the last ~eAalnlnatlo2 OF school teachers,
the following persons received certificates:
For "a months, VIM. II. Horton, John w. Hays
and G. w. HarbRrger- For is months John
- Harper, Dan. H. WhetseI and Jacob A. Whet-
sci. For u months David Hays Frank Gill;
Ian, Thomas j. Griffith, Asa r. McKinniss, Jor-
dan Booth, Charles Gates and Julia Hanna
For months Eliza E. Yandiyort Thule wiz
son and Wm c. Jones. A-ss -
The following were the questions used:
s~eE oRTHoGRAPHT.
Briton, maintenance pleurisy, chimer;l lyca-
um, bailif, banana, brute, bruit, manitou prin-
cipal, principle, awning, avoirdupois supersede
bouquet, cerulean, hypocrisy, saccharine re-
scind.
GRAMMAR.
sd .s What is embraced in EfymoIogy2
What is part OF speech?
Give the plural of court-martiaI, handful
chimney, father-in-law, myself.
How are verbs divided with respect to their
forms? Define the definitions.
Give the principal parts of lie Ito recIine) run,
-s s tread.
What is an element, phrase, elause9
What is punctuation?
Let each scholar take their books (correctl.
Who are you going to see? Correct
The 1oiSh that of the living chole
No life may fail beyond the grave,
DERIVES it not from what we have,
The iike@ God within the soul?
ARITHMETIC.
What is an angle? right angle?
What is circle? a semi-cfrcIe ? a quadrante ?
From Is units of the tenth order subtract 25
units of the ninth?
II u men perform piece of work in 20 days.
NJ shaw many men must be added to perform it in
4days?
If u men can perform a certain work in 10
days, how many will it take to perform times
the work in ttree-ffths of the time?
What quantity of water must be added to 63
gallons Divine worth $27, so that it can be sold
for 40 cents gallon at profit of 10 cents gal
Ion?
Bought 100 acres of land at $50 per acre, and
sold it SO as to lose per cent; what did lose,
and what did I sell it for per acre?
What is the present worth and discount of
sSl9.20, due in years. months and q days, dis
counted at per cent?
In what time will any double itself at
per cent?
Each side of a cube is 8 feet; what is the dag
onal7
Define continent, peninsula, island delta,
noun tain, isthmus, lake, river
Def1nc plateau. plain, prairie, desert.
What is mountain chain? river system ?
water shed?
. Name the great and the small circles and tell
why they called.
Locate the Niagara, Yosemite, Victoria, and
st. Anthony falls.
Name and locate the principal races of men.
Locate and describe the cactus
Where is the sun vertical to-day?
Explain the process by which receive our
rain d
Draw an outline of Ohio, and locate Cincin-
ii. matt, Cleveland, and Marietta.
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Town Lois at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. kahn
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of to
mai unpaid will be subject penalty of
before the 10Th Of December next but required by law half
thereof the Goth day of June 1874 failure half the
VIII o collection
], TREAsURE J.
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Court of Common Pleas will commence
next Wednesday.
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the market. Warrant
Special Inducements
4 agents and the Coun-
ermS. Agents wanted.
MERfCAE MACHINE
ID PatenteeS, Office, $50
n Rl
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Il
L. We are the only merchants who have al
ways sold goods cheaper in Jackson than any
other firm.
II. Thou shalt not have the slightest doubt
about the good qualities OF our goods and the
low prices of the same; Ior we buy of first
hands, and pay the cash for all we bny.
III. Thou shalt not take and read this adver-
tisement i'll vain, for if thou wishest to have
bargains, call on us first and thou wilt be more
pleased than ever.
". Remember thy greenbacks and hard
stuff, and keep it for us to thine own benefit; ;
for six days in every week thou worlkest hard
for it, thou, thy wife, and thy children, thy
horse, thy mule and thy OK; therefore we say
unto thee, keep it for US, come to us, buy of
US, and thou wilt save by doing SO.
v. Honor thy father and mother, brother and
sister, and all thy friends, by sending them to
us to purchase all they need, that they may live
long on little money for plenty of goods.
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offer for sale the four lots designated on the
Plat as |, 2 8 ana 4, in Miller's Addition. They
all trout on Portsmouth street, and run back to
nm alley and each has an alley on one side,
thus rendering them most convenient for build
ing purposes. They are the most beautiful lots
In town in n good locality, and In part of
town where much improvement is in progress.
Those lots embrace the lower side OF my or
chard, near my residence. They all contain
choice bearing fruit trees, and are in n high
state of cultivation. The price is flVc hundred
dollars each Call and see them soon, rs they
viii undoubtedly so OF rapidly at that price.
-. MACkLES.
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Castoria is more than substitute for Castor
OIL. II is the only SAFE article in existence which
is certain TO assinlilate the food regulate the
bowels, cure wind-culic, and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and is pleasant TO take. Children
need no! cry, and mothers may res. .-Oct9 '7S-y
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There is no pain which the Cen
taur Liniment will not relieve,
no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lamencss which it will
not cure. This is stron Z language,
bat it is true. 1t has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neu-
Talgia, lock-iaM. pal.Y. snrains.
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r EST A IT R A N T,
Q HERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

And Eating Saloon, on Main Street, under the
First National Bank. All who stop can be
served. Oct9, ,'7:I6m
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sWeliingS, caked-breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear-aehe, &C., upon the human Frame
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. 1t is counter
irrftant, an all-healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutchcs, the lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without a scar. 1t is no
humbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle. 1t is selling article ever before
sold and ii sells because it does just what it pre-
tends to do. Those who now suffer from rheum-
atism, pain swelling deserve to suffer Il tn V
will not use Centaur Liniment. More than
lC00 certificates of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic-rheumatism, gout, run
ming tulnors &c, have been received. We will
send circular containing certificates, the re-
cipe &C., gratis. 10 rny one requesting it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment
is worth one hundred dollars for spawned OF
sweenied horses and mules, or for screw-worm
in sheep. ock-owners-this Hniinent is
worth your attention. No family should be
without Cent2ur Liniment. Sold by all Drug
gists. 50 cents per bottle; large bottlessl ].
b. RosE & Co.. 55 Broadway. New York
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FRUIT TREES.

See advertisement in another column
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nAETlrIoN NOTICE.

JuiyIT,73-Gnl.
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Those Wishing to examine the domestic"
ear have the chance TO do SO by Addressing
/. NJ. JACOBS, Agent.
Mays, ,73-tf J4elSson y. IL, Ohic.
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TowNsEIp AID CITY LEVY.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS

London, Feb. 20. A report is just received
that Cafe in Smyrna, situated on the shore
OF the Gulf, having been undermined by the
tides, was suddenly swallowed up in the
waves, and between one and two hundred
persons, mostly Greeks, drowned.
The explosion in the coal mine at Stafford.
shire Tuesday, killed twenty minors, and no,
forty as reported. The bodies have been re.
covered.
Madrid, 20. The Governorship Of the forty
eight provinces of Spain are to be divided
equally among the Radicals and Republicans.
The secretaries of the Radical government,
are to be Republicans, and those of the Re-
publican. government Radicals. Senior Foil
will retain the Governorship of Madrid for the
present,
New York, 20. The Spanish House of
Lizardi & Co., yesterday suspended payment;
their liabilities are 1000, 900, of which 49,.
100000 falls upon New York bank. This
Is the heaviest failure that has occurred since
the war.
The residence of Mr.. Horton on Staten
Island, was burned yesterday. Loss $40, 900.
Cory, Pa, 20. One of the stills in the
Downer Kerosene Oil Company's refinery, in
this place, burst this morning, blowing off the
roof and one side of the building. 1The build.
ing holding the still will burn down. The
man who was tending the stills had Just left
the building, thus saving his life. The ex-
plosion shook buildings mile distant.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, ID. c., 20. The Attorney
General has been advised by telegraph from
J. NJ. Harlan, Lexington, Ky, that prisoners
arrested there for the violation of the en-
forcement act, are held to answer any indict-
ment that may be found against them.
Col. John S. Morsby having been rendered
a position Of government counsel in certain
legal cases, called at the department of JUS
tce to-day, and respectfully declined the ap-
pointment
The bill reported by Mr.. Carpenter from
the special comrnittee on the Louisiana mat
tiers, declares that the election in that State
held on the 4th of November last, is null and
void, and reinstate in Office the State officers
and legislature. who held the position at tina,
time. 1t further requires new election for
State officers and members Of the legislature
on the second Tuesday of next May, and di.
reefs VIM. b. Woods, United States Circuit
Judge for Louisiana, to proceed to Louisiana
and appoint two citizens of different politics
to be State registrators who shall cause a
new registration to be made of all lie.
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The Poland Report,

The Washington correspondent Of the Bos
ton Advertiser of Wednesday, says:
The tide Of feeling in the House is plainly
setting against the resolutions for the expul.
sion of Messrs. Ames and Brooks, with
which the Poland committee conlude their re-
port, and it is doubtful. if roll.call during
this evenings session would show majority
in favor of either. Members who will vote
for the resolutions are not difficult to find,
but to meet one who will predict the adop-
ton of the resolutions is almost if not quite
impossible. OF the Massachusetts, members,
it is not safe to count tonight more than two
for the expulsion Of their colleague, Mr..
Banks, who is committed by his own report,
and Mr.. Hoar, who is counted on that side
from his connection and service with the 9TH
er Credit Mobilier committee. Mr.. Butler,
az incidents Of yesterday showed, will take a
prominent part in the debate, amp his defence
of Mr.. Ames will be as earnest and agrees
sive as he is able to make it. Mr.. Hooper
can scarcely vote to expel one Of his fellow
stockholders in a common enterprise. Mr..
Dawes will probably be governed in some
measure by an understanding with o,he,
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The Connecticut Democrats held their con-
vention in Hartford on Wednesday, and
nominated Charles R.Ingersol of New Haven,
for Governor, and George s. Sill of Hart
ford, for Lieutenant Governor
The Lighthouse Board gives notice tina,
hereafter when the passage through Fox ISL
and thoroughfsre, on the coas, of Maine, is
INSTRUCTED by ice, light will not be exhib-
tied from the lighthouse on Browns Head,
on the southernmost of the Fox Islands.
At a meeting of the iron and nail manufac-
turers Of Pittsburg, Pa, and Wheeling. Va,
Wednesday afternoon, the present card rate
fer manufactured iron was adhered to, but
the price of 10 to 60 penny nails was reduced
80 cents per key, and that of penny was
advanced 2J cents per key.
The House committee on public buildings
and grounds have decided to recommend to
the House the appointment Of commission
Of three Cabinet officers and members of the
House and Senate to collect facts and infor-
nation relative to site, the expense and
plans for a new executive mansion, and re-
port to the next Congress. The report will
find that the White House is undesirable and
unsuitable as a Presidents residence, and
should be occupied hereafter for executive
officers only.
In the Senate, Wednesday, the Indiana, II.
linois and Ohio two per cent. bill was debated
but no action was taken. Mr.. Wilson intro
duced bill which was referred to the judi
ciary committee, for the appointment by tn,
president of commission to revise the bank
rupt law. The House of Representative
was occupied mainly with business from tn
military committee, several of whose bill
were passed, including one prohibiting tn
promotion of any army officer addicted to tn
Incorporate use of intoxicating liquor o
drugs.
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FOREIGN NEWS:

London, 90 The Daily Telegraph devotes
long space to the details by mail, of the in
vestigaton now going on in the United
States, referring to disclosures made with re-
gard to the election Of Senator Pomeroy in
the Kansas legislature. The Telegraph
praises the conduct of Col. York, and con-
cludes that $50 long as America can boast of
a free press, and can find Yorks in each
State, we shall not despair of American in
stitutions." The indignation Of the Standard
is aroused by Congressman Buffers bill tor
the distribution of the Alabama award, de-
claring it clearly shows the awards exceeds
the total amount of real claims by over a
millions dollars. 1t considers the Geneva
decision diplomatic defeat the treaty Of
Washington blunder and the Arbitration as
failure.
The annual race between the Oxford and
Cambridge boat crews is fixed for the Doth of
March at o'clock in the afternoon.
Paris, 20. The republicans had grand
celebration at Saragossa on the 10Th inst,
the city having been practically delivered in
to the hands of the people. The monarchial
members of the city government resigned,
and their places were filled by the repub-
licans who were Immediately installed. All
the political prisoners were released, and the
officers of the artillery resigned and surren-
dered their batteries to the sergents. red
flag was displayed from the governors resi-
dence end at other places in the evening. All
the public buildings were illuminated.
Paris, 20. At Barcelona movement sim
liar to that in Laragassa is in progress, but
not with the came success. The Monarchists
have resigned, but several of the republicans
hercsdeclined to take places in the Municipal
Council. The people refuse toSpay the oc-
trai duties, and goods enter the city free. The
regular troops occupy the strong places and
strategic points, and the British squadron is
anchored of the shore. The inhabitants are
laying in a store of provisions, fearing trou-
BILE. Large crowds surround certain houses
which refused to illuminate, and threatened
the inmates with violence. The civil and
military authorities have taken no action to-
wards recognising the new government.
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Messrs. Geo. p. Rowell & Co., the we'll
known advertising agents of New York, an
nounce that they have at their warehouse in
New York an assortment of type from one of
the most celebrated foundries in the world,
that of Higgins, London, England. which
they will sell at 20 per cent. discount from
the American scale, when ordered in fonts
of 100 pounds and upwards. They also offer
to import large fonts on special orders at
greater discount from the American scale,
and profess to be able to fill the largest order
in eight weeks from date of its receipt in New
York.
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gally qualified voters Of the State, commenc.
ing March 18th, and ending in ten days prior
to the date of election. The State registrat.
ors are to appoint two supervisors for regis.
tration for each parish, except Jefferson and
Orleans, for which greater number are to
be appointed, and in each parish the registra.
tors are to be divided in politics. The Presi.
on application of the Governor of the State,
or the United States Circuit Judge, to carry
out the provisions of the act and enforce a
judicial process and 5000, 900 is appropriated
to defray the expenses of the registration and
election.
The Senate Credit Mobilier Committee did
not do any business after recess.
general order Is promulgated from the
headquarters of the army, transferring the
7th cavalry from the department Of the South
to the department Of Dakota.
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membsn nentidl a h ~ suposk oa0As
oenef Maseacnusstts RspeessnsaaSso 4aoDe
have yet declared their intention 20 enissir
tbs conclusions Of the committee. IT, ~.
ing OF sympathy among the democrats for
Mr.. Brooks 10 plainly growing stronger and
will array that side Of the Hpuss in sluost =
solid body for bis defence. Mr.. Voofhese
has been furiously indignant ever sinco ~
report was read at what he calls it, parfialitv
and weakness toward Mr.. Amss, ~ 4
pledged to make his best defsnce a If.
Brooks, and Mesrs. Beck and Kerf will noe,
likely give him their support. In the yfss.
ent state Of affairs Il appears probable ia,
nearly al the best snd boldest dghtsrs 81 ths
House will Be combined in the aSsaals s9sinst
the report, and conditions and counsel abso.
lutely essential to ito successwill - acsivsly
xrrayed against il. @ s,eeT
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THE members Of the Kennebsc Leg Dviviaa
4 Company are hereby notified that the AAlua|
Hall in Gardiner, on Thursday. the 9Th day q
March, 1878, at 10 O'Clock In the fovnoon. fee ths
following purposes, viz:
LIST. To choose Moderator.
"a. 10 hear the report Of the Treasurer and eAko
such action thereon as may w thought
proper.
Sd. To choose ofncers for the ensuing year.
4th. To take such measures for driving he lore
the ensuing season, and raise such sum
be deemed necessary.
5th. To see If the members will vote to cen the
prize logs at auction.
9th. To see what action the company win take
In relation to purchasing the HAlloWell
boom of A. q p. Coburn.
9TH. To see what action the company will take In
relation TO BoOms and Boomage on the
river.
s,h. To act on any other business that may leGsl.
ly come before them.
ID. e. PALMEx, Clerk X. L. d. Co.
Gardiner, Feb. 8, 1873. Ssb7.fsln
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Vote on Woman Suffrage.

The following is the state of the vote in the
House on Wednesday, on the passage of the
resolve submitting to the people change in
The constitution comforting the right of suffrage
on women:
YEAs.-Messrs. Alley, Bailey, Brewer, Brock
way, Cary, Croswell, Cushman, Cutting, Davis
Dingley, Egery, Folsom of Newburg Folsom Of
Uldtown, koss of Dexter, Foss of Dapforth, Catch
ell, Hall, Halves, Hinch, Howard, Hubbard
Humphreys, Remission, Kingman, Lake, Lindey,
Locke Lord, Manson. Mason of Searsmont, May
berry, Mayhem, Motif, Mower Neal, Oak, Patten
Peaks, Pendexter, Perry, Pierce, Pressey, Remick
r 1bbins of Guford, Robbins OF Deer Isle, Rollins
stevens of Gouldsboro', Sturtevant Thomas,
Thompson, Titcomb, Trefethen, Twombly, Warren,
Webster of Vinalhaven, Webster of Orono, Web
ster of Castine, Wentworth, Weston, Wheeler OF
Corinth, Whtcomb, Wnslow-62.
NAYs.-Messrs. Atwood, Barron. Bennett, Bis
bee, Boardmau, Butman, lame, CARL, Carvill,
Clark, Corthell, Dennison, Ellis Fessenden. Ford,
Gregg. Green, Haley, Hatch, Herrick, Heselton,
Hinckley, Hobson, Hulit, Jones' Jordan, kelloch,
Keegan, Klmball, Knight, Knowlton, Littleheld,
Loring OF Portland, Loring of Yarmouth, Martin
Mason of Biddeford, Mathews Mortland. Nash,
ouilette,, Paul, Premise, Putnam, Rand, Randall
of Island Falls, Randall Of Richmond Ray Reed.
Richards Richardson. Kicker, Robinson, Rounds,
Sargent, Scolned Smith. Stevens of Passport, Tot
man, Treat, Treworgy, True, vinton, Walker,
Weeks, Wheeler of Chestervil.e, Whipple, With
erly, Wood, Yates-G9.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 20. The summing up in the
Jumel estate case having been concluded
Judge Shipman to-day charged the jury, 60.
ing at great length over the evidence. The
jury retired about IL 80 o'clock and returned
about o'clock. They rendered verdict in
favor of Chase, the defendant. When the
verdict was rendered, Charles O'Conor re-
ceived the congratulations of many friends,
particularly the ladies interested in the case.
The value of the property involved in the
suit is Sc, 900, 900. Chase has begun a suit
against Bowen, to have him enjoined from
bringing additional suits against the Jumel
estates. He alleges that the litigation thus
instituted by Bowen has been carried on sim
ply for the purpose of Matchmaking.
The grand jury to day made a present.
ment to the court Of oyer and terminer re-
questing the court to use its influence with
the legislature to secure the passage of law
making carrying pistol or concealed weap-
on, except in cases provided for, an offence
to be punished with great severity.
Jas. NJ. Brown, chairman of the committee
of seventy, has called q mass meeting at
Cooper Institute of those opposed to the pro-
posed new city chartsr.
The defence in the Scannell murder case
to-day, shows that they intend to introduce
evidence tending to prove that Florence
Scannell was shot in the back By Donahue,
and that John Scannell, the defendant, is in
sane.
The stockholders OF the Atlantic & Great
Western railroad, at a meeting to-day, rati-
fed the negotiations recently completed for
the lease Of the Pennsylvania Petroleum &
Pit Hole Valley and the Chenango & Ale
ghany railroads.
The cotton exchange to-day decided that
after the first of next September to include
ordinary cotton in the contract delivery and
not more than twenty. five per cent. ordinary
and strike ordinary to be delivered in any
contract for 100 bales.
Nearly all business will be suspended Sat
urday next, that day being holiday.
resolution was introduced in the board
Of aldermen to-day that the legislature in
granting franchises for surface street rail.
roads should tax FIVE per cent on the gross
receipts from fares, to be paid by the corpo.
rations to the commissioners sinking fund
Referred
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Madrid, 20. The new election for mem.
bers Of the Municipal Councils in the provin.
ces will be held within fortnight.
The National assembly will adjourn sine
die in six weeks.
Elections for the new Cortes will'follow
Immediately upon this dissolution. The trans-
ition from the Monarchial to the Republican
form Of government will be peaceably effect
ed. The Italian frigate which is to convey
ex-King Amadeus and family to Italy has ar
rived at Contagena. en- route for Lisbon.
Berlin, 20. 1t is probable that decree
will soon be issued convoking the Reischstag.
Calcutta, 20. The encroachments Of the
Persians on Belochistan have been checked
Milan, 20: Prince Napoleon and his wife
have arrived in Milan.