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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22
N MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, 90. The senate to-day rejected
the Hoosac tunnel bill by decisive vote, blu,
afterwards, to keep the subject before the
body, that vote was reconsidered.
Base ball. Bostons 1G, Hartfords l.
Gloucester, 20. During the week ending
June 10Th, SO arrivals are reported, the larg.
est number since commencement of the fish.
ing season-42 from Georges Bank, with ag-
gregate catch of $4,000 lbs of Goldfish /
from the Grand and Western Banks, bring
ing in sos 900 lbs of salt fl sh and with Up,
600 lbs Of halibut; 4G from southern trips
40 of these bringing in SS4l bbls of mackerel
and l with 200 bbls of porgie bait. The
market for Georges confish generally sus.
tains dull tone. The southern mackerel
fleet the past week have met with good sue
cess and the fares brought in and put on the
market have caused a reduction in prices.
We quote sales of new at So and Sc per Dbl
for large and medium threes, being decline
of So per Dbl from last weeks quotations.
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st. Cathnrlne's Hall,

The catalogue of this institution, situated
in this city, that holds its annual examination
and graduating exercises this week, has just
been issued. The names of the young ladies
are given who have attended the school since
its opening in September, 1868, comprising
202 scholars. Of these, 81 were also pupils
in the musical department, l12 in the depart
ment of foreign languages, and ~ in the art
department. The school, with its accom-
plished instructors, the Misses Bridge, with
competent assistants, seems to be supplying
want that has long been felt in the State
namely, that Of school for the higher educa-
tion of girls, under such auspices and control
as should ensure not only intellectual training
but social, moral, and home culture. The
most of the scholars board at the school with
the teachers. who use their endeavors to
make the place truly christian household.
The school is beautifully located, on the east
bank of the Kennebec. Bishop Neatly is
President of the Board of Trustees, and the
school is under the immediate oversight of the
Protestant Episcopal church.
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STATE NEWS.

The address delivered by Prof. Barbour at
the commencement of Bradford, Mass, Fe-
male Academy was on s'The Benevolence of
Law" and is spoken of as being q very able
and interesting address.
men from the Western Banks, belonging in
Westport, Southport and Boothbay, have all
arrived, except two from Boothbay. They
have all brought in good fares. Some have
re-fitted and gone again, and others will fol-
low soon. They have landed about 1900 quin-
tals-a part of which will be cured for mar
ket and the balance sailed for the fall trade.
The Pennington Chronicle has found an
old lady, Mrs. Abigail Hathaway, in the town
of Temple, who will be 100 years old ON the
Fourth of July, and who is smart as q young
miss.
Owing to the long continued rain, the races
at the Bangor Trotting Park have again been
postponed to Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week.
Farmers say that many potatoes planted on
wet land are rotting in the hill in consequence
of the long continued wet weather.
Maine Wesleyan Seminary has re elected
its old faculty. Mr.. Stone of Chicago is
elected to the Normal department and also
Professor of Natural Science. The finances
are in prosperous condition. DR.. Jersey
will return and resume his duties at the com.
mencement of the fall term.
Portland is to have four new cigar factories
within two weeks.
At meeting Of the trustees of the Lin.
coin County Agricultural and Horticultural
Society, holden at Damariscotta, Wednesday
the 10th inst, it was decided to hold the an
nual fair at New Castle. ON Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday, October 9th, 7th and
Sth.
The dam at the foot of Pennesseewassee
pond, in Norway, has been examined by sci
entifc gentleman, and pronounced unsafe. 1t
is to be repaired at once.
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resolution for final adjournment at IL
o'clock on Monday was referred to ways and
means committee
Recess at 5 10 till o'clock.
EVENING SESSION. NSf
Resolution adopted paying clerks of de-
partments legislated out Of office 20 months
salary.
The joint committee on District of Column
bia made special report on the Presidents
message to-day, explaining that the bill does
net repudiate bonds as supposed.
The supplementary civil rights bill was tax
en- up and vote reached, resulting in 40
yeas, 90 nays. This not being two-thirds
vote, the bill still remains on the Speaker .
table.
The sundry civil appropriation bill was the
third time read, and passed.
The report of the conference committee on
the Indian appropriation bill was then agreed
to.
Adjourned.
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Boston HIDE and Leather Market.


The leather market remains without any special
change, although we think the demand is quite as
large as last week. The demand Tor good sole
leather has been about equal to the supply, and
there is no accumulation of anything except the
low grades. The best grades of rough leather
have been in steady request, and there is not a
large stock upon the market. The common grades,
however. are in ample supply and the demand has
been moderate. There is not heavy stock of
rough calf skins, but the demand is light and the
prices weak. Finished wax has been selling quite
freely and there has been good demand tor kip.
Prices are consequently firm Split leather is more
inquired for, but prices are unchanged. Grain
leather is quiet and in very limited request. There
is a good supply of finished calf skins, and with a
limited demand, the market is dull and unsatis fac
tory. Hides remain quiet, and for wet sailed the
market is weaker.
We quote:-
Hides Buenos Ayres selected % l2a27c; Rio
Grande, selected, 2ih a Csc; Orinoco, 2+d24l9c
Montevideo, Csc; Corrientes, PIAZZA l-2c; Caliior
mia, 23a23lac Texas, p 2a23c; Western, as they
| run, l9a2lc, currency.
Leathcr.-Buenos Ayres, and Rio Grande, sole
29a30c for middle; 26a27c for light; 2sa.9c for hea
Wy, and 23a25c for good damaged; OrinOco, 26a27I.
for middle 25a26 for light 24a27l for heavy and q
astc for good damaged; buffalo 25a26c rough light
2sa32c; heavy 27a29c; do oak 3Oa33c; rough calf
50a60c; Rio Grande and Buenos Ayres wax, medi
UNI and heavy, 22a23c; Western slaughter do do
20a2i nc; do do dc light l9a2lc; light gran l6al9c
| heavy do, 2la23c; finished calf skins 65a90c.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Xennebee gournal.
PORTLAND.

Portland, 20. Yesterday afternoon, the
mate and sailor on board the brig Mary
Mariner got into fight and fell overheard
The former was rescued, but the sailor wa:
drowned.
To-day, woman named Mary Moran wa:
arrested for intoxication. During the after.
noon she tied piece of ribbon tight around
her neck, strangling her to death.
A man named VIM. Grier, Waterman al
the Grand Trunk depot, Saturday night was
paid S95 and since o'clock that night moth
ing has been seen of him.
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Stars andnMeteors.

AT certain seasons metdors dart across the fir.
manent between the earth and the fixed stars
But they quickly vanish, while the liked stars re.
min. In the medical armament the great yegeta.
BILE invigorant, Hostetters's stomach Bltters has
long been fired star Of the first magnitude.-
Little meteors in the shape of limitations
bearing various names, now and then attempt
a gmmering competition with it, but they soon
disappear from the field of vision, leaving the glory
OF the true remedy unimpared. The number of
these wl.o-the wlsps that have come to grief
within the last twenty years is beyond computation
and those now in existence are in the last ag mics
of extinguishment. The standard tonic and alter.
alive, that cures 81 many distressing diseases and
which no debiltated invalid ever took without re.
celving a wonderful accession of strength and vi.
tally, only derives increased popularity from the
attempts of charlatans to their failures in the
Hostetter groove. juncl7 teod&wlw
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Chicago Produce Market.

chicago, June ~, IsH.
Flour-dul-e spring 5 O0a6 CO..
Wheat-N0. spring, l25-al25-; No. ., FLA
-; cash, al; July, l20 3-sa;- - Aug, ll31ia
-; rejected, 105al05-.
Corn-No. 2, mixed 60If a60ls cash, -; July,
59A g59A Aug, 591sa; rejected, 57-a574.
Oats-No. 2.4Gha-; June, 46A July, Az aie;
rejected, $50.
Rye-NO. 2, S5-a-.
Barley-No. spring l20allo; No. spring lo0a-.
Dressed Hogs-6 00a6 25-.
Perk-l7 25al72 %, cash; July, II 25-al7 25; Aug,
1850 ALI 80.
Lard-ll 0oa--, cash; July. all 90, Aug.
IL 25
Bulk Meats-sho ulders S. short rib mid 0 "a
- short clear mid ia.
Green meats-shoulders -; short ribs -.
Hams IL Ms average alb.
Whiskey-9il4a9ih.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, lia3 Ii; wheat do
a..
Recepts-5 900 -four; 81 COO wheat; 33I 600 corn ;
$4,000 oats; 90 rye; 5000 barley.
Shipments 1000 -four; 1900 wheat; 275, 900
corn; 5000 oats: 900 barley; QUO rye.
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MINNESOTA.

St Paul, 20. Judge Hall, of the court of
common pleas, to-day rendered decision in
the matter of application of bondholcers to
have a receiver appointed for the St Paul Pa
ci6c railroad, on the ground that the road is
insolvent and the management Enthusiastically.
Judge Hall refused to grant the prayer of the
petitioners, saying that from al, that had
been made to appear the road is not insolvent
but that the security for bonds is ample and
the management efficient and honest. To
appoint q receiver, therefore, would damage
the interests of the petitioners themselves.
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Death OF q Printer.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

Mr.. Isaac Reed of this city, who died on
Friday evening, at the age of fifty. five years,
was we'll known to all members of the print
ing fraternity on the Kennebec. He was
born in Pittston, and learned his trade in the
Office of the Kennebec journal, when Sever
ance & Dorr were the proprietors. He also
worked at the business in Gardiner. Wiscasset,
Bath and Belfast. For about four years he
worked in the Age office, but for the past six
teen or seventeen years he has been employed
in the Office of the Kennebec journal, the
most of the time as foreman of the book print
ing department, where his skill and careful
ness were manifested in every job of work
sent out from the office. For more than a
year he has been an invalid, unable to attend
to his accustomed duties. During this time,
he has been a great sufferer from chronic
disease Of the kidneys, ending at last in drop
~, and causing his death. For three months
he has been confined to his room, and the
most of the time to his bed, good deal of the
time in intense pain. When compelled to
take his bed, he was boarder at the Man
sion House, that had been his home for fifteen
years. That being closed during his sickness.
he was removed to the house of Capt Charles
Mclaughlin, on Court street, where the home
less one found a home permeated by the spirit
of the Good Samaritan. While near relatives
seemed to ignore the fact even Of his exist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 20. jerome Park races closed
to-day. There were six races, which were
won by Willie Burke, Altila, Fadladeen,
Springbok, Katie Pease and James A.
1t is stated that Mullen, the pedestrian
hackers, have engaged the rink in which
Weston walked, and in a week or two Mullen
will again attempt the feat of walking 500
miles in 6 consecutive days.
An attempt was made Friday night to
wreck train on the New Haven railroad,
for the purpose of robbery. Three men
have been arrested on suspicion and lodged in
Jail.
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L. Vassalboro, June 20.

Mr.. EDITOR: Since our last, the Street
Commissioner has put one new plank into our
sidewalk, of about four inches in width, for
which we desire to be grateful. Now if he
can spare quart or SO of coal tar for the con-
crete, and apply it to one of the holes in that
portion of the walk, we will acknowledge the
favor, and endeavor to exercise due patience,
until we can have something more done.
OAK STREET.
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Examination of Schools.

The annual examination of schools in the
illags district in this city, will take place
t his week. We republish the order:
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Grove street, Miss Woodbury.. Monday
forenoon, June %, from to 1880; to be
visited by Directors Johnson and Pillsbury.
Kendall street, Miss Phinney, Monday
forenoon, from 8 to 1880; visited by DiIec-
tors Penney and Robertson.
Chestnut street, Miss Milliken, Monday
forenoon, from 1880 to II; visited by Direc-
tors johnson, Pillsbury and Penney.
Chapel street, Miss Landers, Monday af-
ternoon, from to 3d. visited by Directors
johnson and Pillsbury.
Crosby street, Miss Blake, Monday after
noon, from $50 to s.; visited by Directors
Williamson and Penney.
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS.
Kendall street, Miss Kempton, Tuesday
forenoon; visited by Directors Williamson,
johnson and Penney.
Grove street, Miss Gilman, Tuesday after
noon; visited by Directors Williamson. John
son and Robertson.
Chestnut street, Miss Wheeler. Wednes-
day forenoon; visited by Directors johnson,
Pillsbury and Penney.
Crosby Street, Miss Chase, Wednesday at
ternOon; visited by Directors johnson and
Penney.
HIGH School.
Thursday. all day, Geo. b. Files, Principal &;
to be visited by Directors Pillsbury, johnson,
Penney and Williamson.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Friday, all day, G. A. Robertson, Princi-
pail to be visited by the full board of Direc-
tors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

Postoface changes in New Englaud-P Post
Masters appointed:
Lewey F. Crane, Eaton, Washington Co.,
Me.
Austin c. Hayden, Elliot, York County,
Me.
Daniel Libby, Limestone, Aroostook Coun.
ty, Me.
Lindley H. Whitaker, Unity, Waldo Coun-
ty, Me.
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tHarrten.

In Foxcroft eth ult., John Bradley to Miss Sarah
b. Buck, both of Dover.
In Sebec, It'll inst. Fred Whitney, to Miss Flora
A. Rollins, both OF Milo.
In Kingfed, l4th inst. Frank Y. West of New
York to Miss Mary p. Dobier of KngHeld.
In Farmngton 9Th inst, Leonard Holey of Far.
mlngton, to Miss Emily Harris Of Mercer.
In Phillips, Daniel o. Rowland to Miss Emma E.
Byron
In Pennington l4th inst. Samuel d. Lamb OF
Farnington, to Mrs Emma L. Snow of Lynn,
Mass.
In East Vassalboro', 10th inst, by Rev. G.. G
Wnslow, Mr.. Charles M. Dickey, to Miss Lizzie
X. Austin, both of Vassalboro'.
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NEW HAMPSHIKE Z.

Manchester, 20. Avery, the pedestrian
who started at IL o'clock this morning at the
riding park to walk 100 miles in 90 hours
had walked GO miles at 1912 to-day. large
number of people are present.
LATER.
Geo. +. Avery of Boston walked 100 miles
in 81 hours, 40 minutes. He accomplished
80 miles in hours, 81 minutes and As Sec
onds. Best time, one mile in minutes, 8
seconds; best time on the last so miles, II
minutes. 20 seconds. The day was cool and
cloudy and the track in good condition. He
is 20 years of age and weighs 1872 lbs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

Rev. DR.. Kicker of this city, Secretary Of
the Board of Trustees of the Baptist convention
has been granted a vacation of three m onths,
in which to recuperate and gain strength for
the work in which he is engaged AMI to which
he seems so we'll adapted. 1t had been
thought until recently that he would have to
abandon the work entirely on account of poor
health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

Parchment was invented at Pergamos, in
Asia Minor, but Renne's Pain-Killing Magic
Oil was first made in Pittsfeld, Mass, and
almost every family there keeps it in the house
for daily use. 1t is an honest and good arti-
Gle, and its use will give you satisfaction.
iunel7-+&wlw
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REmovAl.-Mrs. Foote has removed hel
stock of hair goods to lao Water St., over
Pierce's Book Store, where she will be pleas
ed to exhibit to old and new customers her
large assortment of switches, braids, natural
curls, &c. Work of all kinds done to order.
iuneG.+tf
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CONNECTICUT.

New Bedford, 20. Marthas Vineyard Rail-
road Co. has been permanently organized by
the choice of board of directors, who have
elected Erastus p. Carpenter of Foxboro'
president. Joseph I. Pease of Edgartown su-
perntendent and Henry Ripley OF New Bed
ford treasurer. The grading is more than
half done and the road is to go into opera
ton July 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

Miss Lila Hodgkins has had the most graf
flying success with her class in vocal music in
this city. The rain intertered sadly with the
concert on the last evening, but still many of
he children and friends were present, and
everything passed off pleasantly. Miss Hodg-
kins was very much pleased with her class
here.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, 20. J. ]. Marks, ex-State
Harbor Commissioner, and his son, Thomas
Marks, were convicted to-day of conspiracy
to defraud the State Of large sums of money.
The counsel for the prisoners will move for
new trial.
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1DtfD.

In this city, June 18th. Cassie May, daughter of
Ephraim NJ, and Basha Tebbetts, aged months
and IL days.
In this city, 10Th inst, Isaac Reed aged So years.
In Pennington 2Sth ut., Mrs. Agnes G. WEIGH,
daughter ard last remaining child of the late Col
Sllas Gould, Of Wilton. Me- aged 65 years and 3
days.
In Madrid, April l4th, Robert b. II. Walker aged
IS years, months and days.
In kingfed, 9th inst, Ira S. French, aged IS
years, IL months and days.
In Atkinson, LIST inst. Annie J. Lyford, daughter
of Byley and Betsey c. Lyford, aged Is years /
month 20 days
In China, 18th inst, Mr.. Benz. Norton, aged u
wears,
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MEXICO.

City of Mexico, IL. The exploration of
the Cinnebar mines in Fluitzoro continue with
valuable results. The yield exceeds the ex-
pectatons.
An American rifle factory is to be establish
ed in this city.
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, d. c., June q.
For New England and the Middle States,
and the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
weather and N. E. to s. E. winds will pre-.
vail, with stationary or rising temperature
and slight change in the barometer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

A Good Templar Lodge was instituted at
Corinth, 10th inst, by Rev. o. M. Cousens
The following were chosen to fill the princi-
pal Offices j. S. Deerng, W. c. T; Cynthia
Hodson, w. V. T; NJ. S. Palmer, w. S; AL
fred Doe, Lodge Deputy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

Those voring a multiplicity of diminutive
humanity, should examine the S25 baby car
riages on exhibition at Dolliver & Pishon's.
The ladies pronounce them $50 sweet"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

Mr.. Lakin, the new Steward and Treasurer
of the Insane Hospital, is thoroughly in the
harness and is making himself felt in every
department of the institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

The Waterville Mail thinks the steamer
Augusta is too heavy to run on the river.
We don't see what is to be gained by making
light of this unfortunate little duckling.
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Cincinnati produce Market.

Cincinnati, June 20, 1874.
PORK-quet firm, at $l7 S7h9l7 is.
LARD-steam 10 Sal; kettle, llH 9llA.
BULK MEATS-shouIders Gl2 g6. clear rib sides
D.; clear sides OK.
BACON-shoulders 7hs-; clear rib sides o., q
"a clear sides 10 l49lOa.
WHlSKEY-95-G.
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If it ever stops raining, the State Fish Com
missioner is going to see what he can do
about putting a fishway into the Kennebec
dam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

The surgeons are rejoicing that base ball
tournament is to be held in this State. They
see money in it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

Why will you suffer with a disagreeable
cough, when Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
sam will surely and speedily cure you ?
Sold everywhere. 50 and IS cents.
june 17-+eod&wIw
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Kill your cats and the singing birds will
make their homes about your premises, says
an able agricultural writer.
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OHIO.

Cleveland, 81. The national Sangerfest
promises to be great success. Many visit
ors have already arrived. The feast will be
formally opened on Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

Gen. N. P. Banks, of Massachusetts, will
deliver the Grafton at Thomaston on the 4th
Of July.
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TENN ESSEE,

Memphis, 81. A severe tornado passed
northeast of this city last evening, doing con-
siderable damage to the crops, fencing, and
buildings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

There has been a fair demand for the season with
jobbers, and while the sales are in small lots the
aggregate for the week ia larger than usual. Or
ders from the interior trade and purchases by city
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, 81. The exercises of Brown
University commencement began to- day
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CANADA.

Quebec, 20. Steamship Circssian sailed
this morning, having Wimbledon Team on
board.
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CUBA.

Havana, 81. An immense water spout
formed in the harbor to-day and passed thro'
the shipping, doing considerable damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-22

A. NJ. Bradley, Proprietor of the Revere
House, fatters himself in having the honor OF
entertaining as guests, during their annual
visit to Vassalboro, on the 18th inst, the fol-
lowing honorable gentlemen, members OF
Vassalboro Mills Co., viz II. Hasford, Low
ell, Chas. L. Thayer, John d. Parker, E.
Dexter, Samuel Gould. 1. Walker, Boston.
These gentleman are representatives Of some
of the leading Fire, Life, Banking and Mer-
camille institutions of Mass. and other States
and seem to think that the Vassalboro' branch
is "pretty little business"
We have rain now on the European plan.
An old gentleman of this section says-"We
shall not have settled weather until the sec
ond week in July" He further says 81 don't
know as you will believe 1t but I have sign.
ONCE A WEEK.
L. Vassalboro, June 20.
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ChaDge Of Residence and Office.

On and after July 1st 1874 my residence and Of
flee will be on
Winthrop St, One Door East of Baptist
Church,
In rear of Court House, ONCE hours from \. NJ.
to II NJ. L.. CKOOkER, N. ID.
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