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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-15

9us Weuclts auf Dem @cbiste oes
rajden Mno bequemcn Yerionensertebrs
lit Der am l. SUM-, fri6 Elm llDr, aug
Dem Ncrt absclaNene Special 6ait
Centennial Grams. Continental Srain."
Scine @%eranitaltcr limo Die 0crrem Sar-
ret unb Yalmsrs. Sein 3id San 6ran'
cisco. Scr sur Grreiduna oieies 3ieles
9emaDltc @eg iibrt iibcr bic Ysnniyl=
%pania-, Yi.tsburs=. SORT @apne uno
Gbieaso-, Gbieaso uno Mort NJ ;Itcrn-,
bic Union Yaeiiie= unb bic 9entral ga.
eiiic. Giienbabncn. Ser 3us beitsbt aus
einem S1lofpascn, eincm Yn0man=Ya=
lat 6otcl Masen, einem Yoit= nnb
eincm @spdduosen. Gin 5idet ilr
biele &eile in Gin elesantss lilbcrnes Gtni
einecldlollen to|tet $500, woranf Der
Snbaber auf Der Jabrt nod Gun Sran'
cisco ,iuei Sdlaiplabe in bent &ombina'
tion=S blaf (. @osson, Mabiseitcn a la
carte mdbrenb Der 3cile, cine @o6e
Soft uno 9c9is I'M &raub Yalaee 9utel
in san Traneiseo uno Gin eriter &lalie
@etour= Sidst BON Gan Grantiseo nod
Mcm Yorf, msltss 81 lr9sno elmer Set
bcnnbt werncn fam. erbdlt. Sic 3abl
Der NaNosiere lit lG jeood werosn nod
cinise Ncrioncn fir $50 na9 09ieasr
mitbeIoroert. Sn Chicago, no Der 3ne
ON. Nbeno ocs l. SUM- eiatrsHcn lcllte,
,uerom Die Bis bortbin Mfitgereiiten mi
einem &ctour=5i tet mad Nc,u gort pcr'
leben. bic erlts Gtoppe battc Der trans
eontinentale S@nsa;Mg elmer tclegra'
pbiiden Meloung 5uiolSe bsrsit!
sliidlid suriidseIc9t. I'm 10 ubr Sc
Ntinutsn @ormittass NOR or in Yitts'
burg cinsetruIien, battle bort leine Ma'
i1ine selpebielt unb mar mad eiaen
M~uicntbatt uon nur 6 Minuten nod De
@aricn]taot a%bpsoampft. Gr botte ipmi
Den @es bon 9lew Yort big @ittsbur!
in weniger OILS 10 Stunosn polenoet
1abei bate er hurdldnittlid A Mei
len, uno sinmal lo9ar 50 Meilcn in DC
!, Stunbe bur6meNtn. Sriit tcin uluor
berseiebener llnfaa oaS,uii&cn. 10 mir
, er ,pobl, wie perabrcoet, ON Yfngitionn
, to9e Die tcliiornilde 6anptitaoterrsiden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-15
Gin g pecmlaat.

Sube: Sas bob' i6 benn MI 81 be-
3ablen fir bas MoerlaB1e?
Barber: vSieben @rolden."
SUB: Sic wcros botD mel pollc lpofe
Sab i'd budj' bejab!t uori9es Sabr MIR
Grriden i%iinFc."
Sarbier: nllnb tiinftises Sabr wiro
oer NOeriab 3ebu @roihen t%olten."
SUB: Ser @ott Mbrabam's iteb mir
bei! Sebt ihlase 81 MGR idneQ mod Ell
Mtoerbe an aASsrn Arm"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-15
Gem Il IN tein Sbnsefabr',
Borne abwdrts leie nur.
So bait bu Die redte Spur.

Die CUTE Nbidt. Mber Satob, ,pas
madit gu? Su mint ale Gage oider.
SEER &raf oas tbue i1 MIR oebbalb,
bamit es bcibt, oob es bic 9icnerl4aft
gut bat.
"gSis bicI Sabres3eitcn eicbt e. !!
,uurbe Elm Sdiiler gefragt." = vNrei :"
- ~Mie beiBsn iie?" v@utcn Morsen,
auten Gag, suten Ibsno!" lautste bic
Wni,pcrt.
Ser tapIsre 3rainloloat. ga
3uride, pas bait 9u benz ba binten i'm
hei .i9iten &drtdtl@enic uer Su i@aHsn 9e'
babt?
Sd baobe &c g dnoppslalds ucrlor.r,
9err lieutenant, Die pep id tuieoer9ebolt !!
Nmsciner Suoeni9 uIe.
Gsbrer: Run Mauidcl. tannit bu
mir iasen, ,uas fir ein llnrcdt Soicpbs
Vriioer ~bs9insen, ais lie i'm perfauften 2"
Mauldei: vAb le Ell baben pertauit
i'll biuis!"
= Semnno bciudte einem s6rifttel<
!er in iciner Mr~beitsitMbe unb fanb lie
auberOroentli4 beiB. .Gs III 10 beiB
bier. ,pie in einem Ofen!" bcmertte or gu
benz s@riftteuer. r1as muB aud
tein," erpiberte birier, nbenn bier bade i'd
mein Srob."
Gin SpaBmo1er lit Nbtbsn. = Gin
4oli;eibeamter. ,wslder Die Yaiis in einem
bayeriiden @%irtbsbaule reuioirte, fra9t,
einen ~rei'enocn S9auipieler, ,uie er beige
SD bin Der 9ottor Jauit, par bic l1er;'
bate Mntwnrt.
9as past lih lebr gut, er,pieocrte Dc,
Vcamte, bonn i'd bin Der lcuiel, Der il,
bolt.
Spradj's uno arretirte ben s1ouipic
kr, belicn Ya6 nidt in Oronuns mar.
Ser Fo!iSilt bieB ndmli@ 5emIsl.
Sennod freuno!id. Ssrr (oui Sc
GbauHce ppr Der Stoot lpd,icren eebeuo
ruff einen oes @c9es tommcnocn 0ono
iuertsburiden an: 6eoa, gutter Treunt
iangit gu mir ctpas Ueuer seben?
foanowertsburl1e: = ia, oos fonn'
gu baben!
6crr (entriileD: Sore NAL, i1 bi
Der &csierun9sprdiioeut, ib -
0anowcrtsburlhe limo tpenm $
ou1 Der @esicrunsspralioent bit, !
!rie9lt SM ooA Geucr!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-15
Crust umd Sther:.
BUR @eber3i9an9.

Necrn'e Refs mas rch'liG ia,
Vtrli1 iein ,u ieber 0ria
1icrt ben Menidcn III jenem Stnnb,
Mdauna ssist inn ,cbs3 2ano,
Nal:c @as; IN ieoey Sade,
4ebe trcu in jceem Sade,
Cun.ia s,Js. aiieS cut
Hem, Der fatt tes sinnens Mntb.
GneliN .oan:. 81, Belt bcrbei,
Mur oon e 5lihen" bait eit) iyci!
Tcnf on bcincn Mebcnmcnid,
Nlbmt bcn. Sen on nidjt tennit.
nnihuiS rc.tct ieeeseit,
Gbriien Gbcn hics nit 6rcub'
Aomm, uerri4ts octnt Vftdy,
GGylidteit ocrscbct midt,
3mbis tannlt bu idlaien bann.
1GIaFsn Wis elm bieb'rcr Wanm,
= oits eirem 5enem gilt,
QNenn er feline Ynidt eriuut,
Sebcr Belt lei 81 tcreit,
Mstns nidt ani allsumeit,
Sude in Der 3cit Az ipir,en,
1r1umc midi, aIs mie bic 5irten.
Tsute itcts al SsiMt SHidt,
unidulo niemals itanoet nidt.
Treunbidoft lit bsS 2ebens @irse,
Nsinbeit 1T Der Iuaemb Sd)ir3e,
1eScn Gag uno iebe Stunn,
Wbre 6ctt bon @cr,enssruno,
Tante, caB gu bit sciunb;
Orbs 3ranibeit bid erlcot,
Nebme, tpas 0eiost bier, redt.
0ier III fcine bIcibsnoe Stat!,
. Nl(es bier elm Cube bat,
Bisoerteit nur brireet Slid,
Wnbiid) mad bcm Mifssidid.
Rnn 10 faiIs oieie gebr';
Gem Il in sein Sbnsefabr',
Borne abpdrts leie muir.
go BAT bu Die redte Spur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-15
Cine 8ittfbrift.

Ser israslitil@e Sdulmeilter Glias
&rnmm in un9arn erbielt Die 3obter
cinss israelitil1en Yddtcr5 CUR Trau,
Der Inn aud cine &ll3 als Miit0ilt su
iibcrloNtn bereit mar; abcr CO febltc ibm
Der Stoll. = Gobsr ,ihtetc nun Glias
arumm iolsenoe Yiuldriit an Bic &C.
meinoe: yWn bic lpbli1e 8eneinoe!
Nadoeln ser llnterseidncts ourd feline
in naditer 3eit eriotsenbe Seirotb nit
@ecpplolne 2amm, Nd1tcrstoN:cr al
bier. elm Iboncs Stid &inopieb in's
s3aus bcto,nmen uirb, bittet Oerielbe nm
aitisc Grtueiteruns Ser S6uQn:o!itdtcm
burd einen Stua, nirIi0 fir bic erbei=
ra!bete Sub uno ebenTolls lpater na6-
iommenoes Nilopie6, ,posu bel Scr @or@
iiebe Ses llnterseidnctcn fir Sic .dnbli6e
3ausmirtbIhoit i'm ensern Iamilien%
trsllc nrs BEL Ben l6on I'M clterlideu
Sonle anerfannt 9uten GisDSudt ale
Musi1t pprbanocn 1T.
v@lias 2rumm."
Sn 8aiern i9cint unter Sem
e&ube beg uliberalen" spltems Die
Soetul : 9emofratle su 9eoeiben. Sic
MISREPRESENTATION uno oarum BON Sem
Mnperltanoi9cu n9i6eralismus" 10 Is6r
3ebdtldeltem Socialbsmotraten boben
li4 IN elmer Dem 2anotas iibcrreibten
Yetition fir gornagms Ser @ablen
al elnem Conn ober fscieriaoc ulo oa-
FIR ausgeipro6en, baB Die geaGlidbia=
teit nit Sarlif9elegtem 20. 2cbensiaDre
bssinnc, inoem lie ben sns asTteaen /:
ST Die Suseno reii ssnus nnb scr G1re
merta, tootseldclen ju werben, 10 loa
lie and beg MaD!se1tes fit wiiroig er=
adtsi petoen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-15

Manhood, how lost, how restored.
EsEn Just published, a new
AE@ edition of DIR: CuLyERwElL's
CELEBRATED ESSAY on the
radical cure without medicine) Of
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80 Price, in a sealed envelope,
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The celebrated author, in this add
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from a thirty years successful prac-
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plication of the knife pointing out
a mode of cure at once simple, GER
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every sufferer. no matter what his
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This Lecture should be in the
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Sent under seal, in a plain cnve-
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stamps.
Address the Publishers:
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Sdone bobe Trauen=S hnur,tMbe
bon $l.25-2.OO
Starte @aiters fir Mdnner 10000
&albleberue Stiefeln -. 3.55-3.75
Seine %fran;Oi. ta!blcberne,
ieIbitperfertiste Stiefeln,
bette Sprte ...... $50
Nran,oIide vaipleScr" S%ticfeln $40
Bette Sortc gen0bte Manner-
Sdube nit Shuallen -. 3.25
@robe Nrbcits- Stieicln So. o.oO-3.75
Startc Anaben- Sdube .... l.15-l.60
Hctlc Sticiclu $3.50. 9.35
Nuc anbcrsn gSaaren lpsrbsn rerbdltnib>
mabi9 chen 10 biuiN pertauit mcrctn. 9a mein
Maoren!aacr su Nroh lit, I'M all; grtlfcl I'll
ipcei1eirsu, 10 werncu allie CT ,uMt, bel mir uor.
;uipredrn I'M lid ,u iih~crstuscn. unc Sober
wiro lsid,t %cinisbsn, oab meme Am9absn aui
@abrbcit berubsn.
Sp9n Neilsm.
G6e ct. @ermainitr. unc oefsrira Nurnne.
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brinat Dem aecbrtm Yublitum in Vrimnsruaa.
oab er allie sirtcn snitrei6el : srbcilrm aus
@ctc unb ~ libcralen Ersiien bticrat. 1em
Nmitreidwn BON 1anieru. Yu9aies, @a :
aen Sausidilben &c. MIRO bic srObtc
Snrsfalt %ec,uiomst.
Sbop in Der st. @louh ssasen: Eabrit. lG
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE co.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
Jackson, Miss, May 3. 1870
1T APPEARING TO THE STATE TREAS
l R~ew that the Southern Life Insurance
Company has hecoins itlsuiysBt. her.i.y nc
tify all persons holding claims agaifst sach
for losses AMI unearncd premiums
TO present the same to said Treasurer
daily certified, provided for in Section one
% Of IAN Act to amend Section 1850. of the Re-
vi-el Code t1S7l CHARTER - Laws Of 1873.
WH. l.. iiEMiNGRA1
May God State Treasurer
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Browns Wells.
w. IL. DEATON. Prop.
Copiah Co., Mississippi.
sort.

rTNHE PROPRIETOR Of these justly cele-
Il brated Wells takes this mefhoi OF in
forming the Public that he is Ii w prepared
to receive guests, and hattes himself that
he viii be able 10 give satisfaction to all who
may come Having bought the place 10 keep
be u determined that no one shall leave dis
satisfied.
These Wells are situated eight miles west
Of Hazlehurst Miss daily line Of comfor-
table Hacks will run TO and from Hazlehurst
and the Wells. Through tickets can be had
a the office Of the \. e. ST. l.. x {. Railroad j.
The section OF country IN which the Wells are
located Is probably as healthy any portion
of the world The grounds surrounding the
Wells consists Of a beautiful grove of over
thirty acres. There are many cottages, single
and double, with u very large and commodi-
Gus dinlng-room- There VIII be amusements
Of all kinds. Buggies aud horses will be fur
nished at reasonable rates There will be
a daily mail. with newspapers in abundance.
There TWO Wells, one known the Old
Well' and the other as the New Well the
analysis of both Is given below. The waters
have been used for twenty years, and have
been found beneficial III the cure Of the fol-
lowing. a. well many other diseases: Skin
Diseases Functional Indigestion. Ancmia
Chorea Consti patton, Chronic DIarrhpa
Chronic GastriGs. some forms OF Dropsy,
Chronic Dysentery, Chronic Hepatis, Chronic
Larvngitis. Diseases Of the Mouth, OLenA,
aud other Scrofuious affections elect Chron-
ic Gnnorrhoea, Diseases of the Bladder or
kidneys, Diseases cident 10 Females, SPi-
nal Irritation, -Amenorrhpa. MenorrhagIa,
and the many forms Of LeucorrhHd. 1t is par
excellence the place for persons of broken
down constitutions. Terms to suit The times.
ANY further information can be obtained by
addressing
W. b. DEAT0N.
Hazlehurst, Miss.
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GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Chicago. illinois,

NOTICE TO POLICY-HOLDERS
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
Jackson, Miss, May 80, 1870.
1T appearing to the State Treasurer that the
L Globe Insurance Company, OF Chicago Il
linois, has become iHsolveut | hereby notify
all persons holding claims against such COM
pany for losses and unearned premiums. to
present the same 10 said +pec5urer, duly eerti-
fed as provided for in sections ! ana of an
act to amend section 2ijJ of the Revised Code
(ls.l), chapter 81, Laws Of 1878
W. L. HEMINGWAY
May 81 1SI6.-GOI State Treasurer.
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THE HARP.
BY WALTER SCOTT.

/ was a wild and wavward boy,
Ny childhood scorned each childish toy
Retired from all, reserved and coy,
To musing prone,
| wOoed my solitary joy,
My Harp alone.
Ny youth. with bold Ambitious mood.
De>pised the humble stream aud wood.
Where my poor fathers cottage stood,
To fame unknown -
What should my soaring views make good :
My Harp alone.
Love came with ali his frantic fire,
And wild romance of vain desire;
The Baron's daughter heard my Tyre,
And praised the tone =
What could presumptous hope inspire?
My Harp alone.
At mauhood's touch the bubble burst,
And manhood's pride the vision cursed,
Aud all that had my folly nursed
Loves sway TO own -
Yet spared the spell that lulled me first,
My Harp alone,
Woe came with war, and want with woe
And it was mine to undergo
Each outrage OF the rebel foe
Can aught atone
My fields laid waste. my cot laid low :
My Harp alone.
Ambitions dreams I've seen depart,
Have ruled of penUry the smart,
Have felt Of love the ycnOmed dart
When hope has flown;
let rests one solace 70 my heart
My Harp alone,
Then, over mountain, moor and hill,
My faithful Harp, I'll bear thee still
And when this life Of want and iii
Is well-nigh gone,
Thy strings mine elegy shall thrill,
Ny Harp alonel
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| was wild and wavward boy,
Ny childhood scorued each childish toy
Retired from all, reserved and coy,
To NJ
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TOTTSVILLE
AND
GREAT SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.

TRAIN No , from Mont gomery cOnnec at
Calera with ). r. < d. II. r.; at Decatur with
NJ x &. r. r. for the Nest. No. :, from Mem
phis, connects Mt Humboldt and Milan, for The
West: also from points South for Louisville;
at Guthrie with ST. l.. ;. T. Ry.; at Lebanon
juno. with Knoxville aud Richmond branches
at Cincinnati June. with L., G. & l. X. X, for
the North and East; ut Louisville with I. :.
Mail Boats for Cincinnati, and with o. NJ
Ry aud j. NJ. < |. Il. r. for the North, East,
and West
TRAIN No runs daily from Montgomery
and daily except Sunday from Memphis, hay
in 2 direct connection from Little Rock. and all
points in Texas TO Louisville, connects at De
catu- with Memphis and Charle-town Rail
road at Guthrie, with the ST. l.. x S. L. Ryi
at Gin June with L. c. x l.. r. r., for the
North and East; at Louisville with Q. \ NJ.
and j. NJ. & L., for the North, East and West.
ALL TRAINS connect at Cave City for
Mammoth Cave.
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Rounded himself had left LiebeShein
that time and how he was not ut the
court bali for which / had got the tickets,
and where, as have already said. / saw
the grand duchess.
"What became Of the fellow"
''Oh, nothing in PARTICULAR. He lives.
He promised TO remember her, and | be-
Iieye he has kept his word"
did he ever marry
''Oh, no; he was not marrying man,
nor particularly fond of woman's com
pany. | believe lie never cared for any
bat that one woman, and she married a
brute OF grand duke, and now she's
dead. That's all the story"
81 am glad to have heard it," | an
swered, although its sad story enough.
1t is all the sadder to me, Rounded, now,
because | find know the fellow"
He looked at me with kindly eyes
and nodded his head.
Life has good deal of that sort Of
thing, suppose" h said, eff people only
knew it. The fellow wasn't worse oil
than many other fellows. But | don t
much care about stt1 ing long i'll Germany
now. "-Harpsr's Weekly.
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said this because RoundeIT spoke
IN that halfeager, halfapologetic tone
which shows that a man wants to tell you
something, but is afraid YOU will not care
| to listen to it.
L knew at the time we were IN Liebes-
heim-an English fellow / don't think
you knew him. He was studying some
thing or other there, and he liked to read
in the mornings. He used to get up
with the lark and stroll out into the
park. You remember the park-pretty,
wasn't 1t? And he found out a quiet
place where hardly any people ever went,
even IN the day, and he used to read there
L remember the spot, every stone and leaf
OF It-he showed it to me-and | used TO
lounge there sometimes after he had
gone. 1t was little bit Of clearing in
rather thick part of the wood, and
there was little stream there. | used
to spout Goethe's poem to the Bachleln
there"
" You used to spout, or the fellow you
are telling me Of ,"
ooh, l used to-when he had gone, YOU
know. Perhaps he used to spout it too it
doesn't matter. There were a couple Of
statues there, nymph and faun-that
sort Of thing--all grown over with moss.
Well sir, one lovely summer morning,
when this fellow was reading there, de-
claiming out loud-he had great fash
ION of doing that"
$50 had you, l remember"
Had l, really? Oh, no, l think not
anyhow, he had. Well, he was declaim-
ing something from Schiller, when sud
denly he heard an unmistakable laugh
a very pleasant, musical laugh-and
looking up he saw"
"A girl, of course"
"Wrong, foronce. He saw two girls. "
''All the same. | knew we should get
to some gill or girls before long"
''Nice girls, too and very beautiful
quietly dressed citizens daughters
that SORT Of thing. Got into talk with
this fellow. Were as friendly and sweet
and modest as dear little German girls
can be, or used to be in those days. The
fellow talked a good deal, too, They
were interested in England and his stud
les, and so on. One Of them had lovely
eyes. Went away, of course. Fellow
went there next morning"
They came again.
" Wrong, sir they didn't, He was
sorry. But they came the morning
after
ooh, confound it, that all comes to
the same thing. They came anyhow"
They did. Acquaintance grew and
grew. They would sit on the grass
and talk for an hour at time-they
three"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.
500 90 Rewn1-H.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re
W celyed BY ne, that spine unknown per-
son, on the night of January 18th, 1876, in
assassinate VIM. II. Matthews, and is still at
large,
Now, THEREFORE, l, J. NJ. STONE. Governor
of the State of Mississippi, do offer the above
reward for the arrest and delivery of the said
unknown person, trayable upon conviction, }
TO the Sheriff of Copiah county. And | do
moreover require ali officers OF this State to
be diligent in their efforts TO arrest said fu-
gitive from Justice.
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal
r. Il of the State affixed, at Jackson this
- 10Th day Of June, 4. D., 1876.
By the Governor; j. NJ STONE.
JAMES Hill, Sec'y of State
June 2I-3w
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05

This Route offers superior inducements to
Visitors to THE CENTENNIAL. Direct con-
nectons made in Louisville with ears
which run direct to Centennial grounds.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05

Prussia has about II 900 miles of rail
ways, which cost in round figures E21O,
600, 600
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-08
AGENTS WANTED for the STORY of
CHARLEY ROSS

Written by his father. complete account of
this most Mysterious Abduction and Exciting
Search. With ac-Simile Letters and Illustrations
Outseiis all other Books. One agent took so
orders in one day. Terms liberal. Address
JOHN E. POTTER g. Co., Publishers, Philadelphia.
no22 d4wt
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-08
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale

WHEREAS Patrick OMalley, of Portland, in
w the County of Cumberland and State of Maine,
the twentyseventh day of October A. D. 1875, by
his Mortgage Deed OF Trust of that date, conveyed
to the undersigned certain parcel Of land with the
Brick Block and Wooden Buildings on the same, sit
uated the Northwesterly side of Fore street, and
Southwesterly side of Union street in said Portland
of Edward Harlow, Southwesterly by land formerly
of Elizabeth W. Knsman, Northwesterly by land
formerly of Smardon, Seaman & Company, and
Northeastery by Union street and land of said Har-
low, and being the premises conveyed to said OMal-
ley by Hugh Do!an, by his deed, dated Oct. 49, A.
d. 1874, and recorded in Cumberland Registry Of
Deeds, Book 4l2, Page 4S6, which said conveyance
by said O'Malley to us was made subject to Mort
gage to Mary w. Duncan, on which was then due
the sum of five thousand dollars and about six
months interest upon the same. and whereas, by
said conveyance. said O'Maey did authorize us af-
ter the expiration of year from the date thereof
posed by said deed, to sell said premises at public
anctioD and whereas said period of one year has ex-
phi ed and the conditions of said deed have been bro.
ken, we do hereby claim foreclosure of the same
by of the breach of its conditions, and in
der to carry out the purposes and trusts thereof
do hereby give notice that said parcel ofland and the
buildings thereon, will be sold. subject to the Mort
gage to said Duncan, at public auction, on the PREM
ises, on Tuesday the second day of January A. d.
1877, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
In witness whereof and by virtue of the authority
hands and give this notice, this tweny-trst day of
November A. d. 1876.
EBEN N. PERRY,
ELIAS THOMAS, Trustees.
ARDON w. COOMBS.l
no23 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-08
HOTELS.

Parker House. School So. E. %. Parker Gk
Co., Projectors.
St. James HoteI-J. z. Crocker, ProprfI
et0r.
fremont House, fremont NJ. Chaplin,
Gurney 81 Go. PrOprietOrs.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-08
For Sale and To Let.

THIRST CLASS medium and low priced Houses
IL and Tenements; also City Lots and Farms.
Parties wanting rents or to purchase houses city
lots or farms are invited to call on
N. q. GARDINER,
Real Estate Agent. AZ 2 Exchange 81.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-08

DETWEEN now and January LIST, situation
Id with some good firm, by young man who can
give the best of references Is competent book
keeper, but would prefer outside work. Please
address CLINTON"
dectd1w* Portland Press Office.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-08

watches, JeWelry and Silver Ware.
>. "A. MERRILL a. CO., 1879 Middle ia
j. A. MERRILL. A. KEITH.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-08

ShVWHEtEANs
Turner House, w. G. HeseifOn, PTSprs
etOr.