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, 1877-09-27

Special Nsoalea to 7ae catcaoo Tribune.
81. Louis, No., Sept. CA horrible murder
tookplacc to-day at Ofallon. ILL.,, about eighteen
miles from Ut. Louis. A number Of miners
xesc in town, aud among them \ man
named George Jones, considerably intoxicated.
Jones became bellgcrcn& Tor some reason, md
boasted that ho could whip any inan Ia the
crowd. There was miner present named All
gust SigcE, between whom and Joucs there had
been previous difficulty. When Jones made
bis boast siger sa!d: "Jones, you
jouca replied: "i'jl show you,
d-n youl"' ut tl,u same time drawing huge
buschcs-knifc aud stabbing stigcr three ti1nes.
tho last thrust being through tho heart ana
death ensuing instantly. Joles va. Immediate
" arrested, and tho Indignation of tho miners
agaiust him WINS 80 great thai It was with
difficulty tho Sheriff could save the prisoner
from mob violence, This afternoon the Sheriff
started With Joncs to the Bcllcyillo jail, twelvc
miles distant, hut he had not arrived at late
hour tonight, and It is feared Jones has been
taken from hlm by the excitod miners and put
10 death.
, 1877-09-27
COMING 70 TEXAS.

Sescta! ffspatA 10 The chfca7o Trfd4tne.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 2D.-A dispatch from tho
United States Minister to the Argentine Re-
public says that party Of settlers composed of
forty families, known - the California colnny,
which settleI In the upper pnrt OF the rroyiiae
Of Santa Fc eleven years ago. hare departed fur
Texas, where they prnpose 10 settle near The
Rio Grardc, between FDrt Clarke and Eac!e
pa.s: Tt colony "a wsl' supplied With moncy
the amount II ca.uc With.
, 1877-09-27

NORTHERN PACIFIC.
NEW roRK, Hept. a}.-Thc annual meeting of
tic stockholders Of tho Northern Pacific ftai!-
road was held to-day. The report for tho last
ycar ard mp to scptcmber, 1877, showed gross
earnings of the year sori,s ,so3; expenses, $57',.
l2s; 'carIng balance Ut $:s1o, CO. or ~ increase
Of t'carly 23 per cent over last year.
The report urges that Congress hc petittoncd
to pass bill extending the time for tho cpu-
str1lctton and completion u tho road to tho Ia.
cilr, and sets forth the advantages to accrue to
the etnlntry hy It's couesru: tton.
the judgment Of tic stockho'des thas
,s as1 e;t'o''IS irn se ,,va9 as lss1 sS' .Ui sis
be forthwith commenced nn'l eastward frum
Coiutnbia River on the Lake Pcnt1onelll III.
tcrcsts of the stsckllol1ers, With View ut cn1n-
pictIng the ruaA to lfie Paclifr.
a resolution also passed requiring the pur.
chasing cttntnIttce Of bopdho1ders tu fix day
surrendered Tot conSersion Into preferred stock,
ns provided fdr III the plan u REORGANIZATION
adopted two years ago, all persons not surscn.
derlng to he lcbarred from the priv i1cge of con.
scrsion forever afterwards. About Sl,0o, GU
"" Tho M Following 70 % board it Of b1ectors @ % were Then
e!cctcd:, Charias y. Wright, rcnnsYlvan!a; :;
Frederick billings, EeEmoat; tacosge II. Cass,
New York: benjamin +. Chcncy, AfatsacI,u.
setts; e. Tower. Peansylvansa: ). LtylnEstu1.
S,h SeT York con.s,1aa :s R'"g5 1rrs sass
Hampshire; Alex Mitchell, Wisconsin; ]. T..
an.l Richard e. Ashurst. Pa
Tho Directors subsequently elected Charles
,. Wright, u Pennsylvania, President; George
Stark, OF New Hampshire. vtce.PfcsTdcnt
san Wikeson, Secretary; and George Bcebc
Treasurer.
, 1877-09-27
1HF MINERS.

Speefet HsooteA to zAe Chicago TytsHss,
La sALLx, Ill. Sept. a6.-M. B. Plant. Re-
ceivcr of The Northern Illinois Coal 4 lrou
Company. Of this city, to-day offered to ses the
miners ut work 1t W cents per ton Tor clean
coal. The 0Her waA rejected. ...
plrTsToN, P4., Sept. Al-Thc miners and
lAhoress of the PcunaylyantA Coal Company to-
, 1877-09-27

Special MspdscA 10 T1x CAtedgo 7tt9uMx.
rlT1spuno, Ia, Sept. ali. D. Cody, APRON.
1nent 'nsuranco agent here, was julled this morn.
Ing on tho cla1go Of cmbcxzlcmens. It II alleg-
Cd that Cody, as Trustee Of tho MIssisaippl
Valley Insurance Company, las etnbczklcl $d5o
Belonging to tho Company. ile was also the
representative Ut tue Farinyiils Banking and
Insurance. Company, and Of tho Geruasnia, OF
New Orleans, and 1t IL intLmato,l that othcr
fhargea involving some ,t10, ,00 wy By instItut-
, 1877-09-27

Spse.al N1raseA ia fAs cA1cdao Tribune.
New YoRx, Sept. e8.-The agents Of tho
leading freight lines Vt the United states held
tls FIRST sesslon Of their monthly meeting at the
Metropolitan Hotel to-dsy for tho Transaction Of
bustncss. There were present representatives
OF the Red-Ltns, Merchants Dtspatch
White-L Line, Blue-l.Ine, lfoosac Tunnel,
Line, Great WestcEu Dispatch. Detroit ait!'
waukcc, and Erie & North Shore: The bust-
ness xss vi = ruutiae nature, but there VIA IN
by the tifty members present, aud committee
was appointed TO report Oh the subject a& the
October meeting.
, 1877-09-27
ULCER TIVE
CATARRH.

sase. This whns na4s1 paassgts Including eyes and
can the tnti14 thrss. hsnnc tu,xs. and lnR.t..
t4Ent, after AHntler Aettrd, !h1&r utt rated
and surcub rARdly 10 thIs frt1htfu! 1nonster re'
cular actd IL xrnsrktrd A sc A. tterty y this dr.
sfo5s l.. a.!ug 1.sr an no.a n, .,.tem no
neatralfrA snd e1pe!le It Il hero that constitution.
nake r.pd Erxssss To- ri. ru,ntnarJ c.n,an!ptlon"
Ink. healing. and Aatr4nstn medicine nuss e spried
directly the nasal paAsAEr*. this fnt1nhE sho must
psIfxet n4nt Of the dis sc posat6le.
, 1877-09-27

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Hept, m@-John q. Nor
ton, President, q. +. Rtokes, sccretarv, and
Samuel r. HUM, Ircasuser, of ,l,o Market
Street Railway. and George vickcra, prtvate
secretary 10 Morton, we're auc.tcd THU
afternoon on charge Of eopsnirtnp 10
cheat and defraud the Company, The
arrests wers made at the tnstiration of
the new President aud hoard Of DIrectors.
They wcrc taken before the magistrate. and
hel1 Tor hearing Tomorrow. Samuel r. uuhn.
falling to give 10000 ball, was locked ,1p, and
bail. Morton entered $4,000 bail tor ilis AM
pcarancr, aud Stokes WIS held on ats own
recognlzanee. It H. understood that Nakrants
We uut tor the unrest Ut otLors.
, 1877-09-27


zANEsyILLE, O.. Sept. 3d.-Abner James and
wife, reading In tho Ninth Wasd OF this city,
were found lcal about one mile from RossyElle,
In tas4 county, early this morning. Tbs wlfa
nad bcen shot IN the back, and James th the
temple. They had been living together very
nnAapplly, sild il u supposed le saot her aud
tlen shot hfLnhalf
, 1877-09-27

Of years. lie nGn'cd Mf' Curtis l1kc
f>shwitc, and was well hlssel for his palms.
FROM first 10 fast lie actet1 morc like maniac
,han scns,br n,on. The harmony Of the pasty, |
t"o Ro"u vi tne state' tce!nf" ~ a"ou,. ~
nothin9 IN ht4 eyes. believing that nc haa lhe
Convention bciinsl hin, he exercised f1|s power
to tho utmost. 11e held nothing sacred, and
49,. a.,,,,. H., ~. t..
wv. ". eo'l'e III i,'e WY.
Ibe spectacle MAS indeed
4 nuNfLfATtN0 ONE
atype OF an Amef'ean orator 'o-nteht ne W.
Hmn'y htutal D"'ly' sha co"atal5 oncf wv
Tor wien mn sncccl, was finished no mo'e.a % .ne
a'.a tno o'.cr men *f'o'n f'e nn ''aaue'u 'fo'"
wa, NJ co,rtc ordered. anl tllcn a vote ras TAX.
en- on tho substitute for the resolution under
discussion. 1t was lost By vote Of ion to 205.
Then tho original resolution was adopted.
An cflort Vas malo to 20 on Win thc nonna'
tton Of u t,rsct, nm. Hamilton Fish, IT,, Mr.
Bostwick Of Tompkns, an'l Mr. Henry Van Acr.
non, ot Chatalua, were nameu 1of secretary oI
statp. They all declined to scryc, and at al
to-nlosrow morning.
When the DELEGATES returned to Tho hotc's
.,oo,, ~ H. t.nnk,,nv II vi. cvnrrwncrc
sPcee" VI .Ht' t''"''.s' - "' e'.,3
denounced Ia strong termBt a. Gncatled ioFs
unwtse. and unwarrantcd, and that the Senator
t.o., S,,v yor,, t.d ,,-.,,f,ol n. nt,u. onl m.
4Foh Sc" 10TH nau Isa"ncu ~ p'iuo ""n -.
sentiment to the dctsIrncnt Of the party 10 which
he profcsses to belong.
eoSRt'So nAS,rcLA.ss ts,n,.r,ns rms "efonA"""
n fhe u1,t<.n Assoetattd I'rtss.
ROCHESTER,. N, Y, Sent, 9,-Thc Republican
stata Convention assetnbleu to-s'aY I'll tlle nc"
City-1iail. In front Of the prcaltling ofliccr's
uesk 10 inc "o'u t''o,e' ~ ~ " w.
nell called tho delegates to ordcF, aud tet'-
nororv orranIxattpn yaa effected.
'e ,rsa.. r's''.",,."a -. ns.,.,,1x.,,,, -s,,.,.,
4ne eo"''''ttco " o'ea"'Hsso'. '.pp.ssu' ,.'
dent. Agreed to.
Mr.. Conk!fng took position IN ono OF tic
aislcs, and. after acknowledging the tonor con-
Act!eo npoh "''4': JAM W ~" :"
, 1877-09-27

Keeps Patent l'art.y-Mnitc Dress ShIrfa
the very beat: Alx fhr 81: can he dnshrt ns cpst1l
As hcmm,ng = handkerchief. iii MadIsoM street
, 1877-09-27

Cse " afrn. Svlnsl1tx'4 *OottIlnE Syrup" Il
diarrhpn wind eote, and requisites Tic bowels.
, 1877-09-27

Wcre 50 pointed tEnt EtfBes frequently ETectCd
sGxx ,tna ss
plaulci significant passarcs. 1ll-fce1ttE toward
Secretaries Eyarts and scllurz Is at the bottom
VI tho opposition.
WISCONSIN,.
p1MocnAr1c NOMINATIONS AID RESOLUTIONS.
;sptetdt Dfspafch to The EAfed1n Tribune.
FoXp pu LAC. Wis, Sept. 2t,-Thc nomina-
tlon Of Judge Jumcs a. Mallory. Of Milwaukee,
to~dny On tho fifth ballot wus d surprise to cv-
crylouy. Davis, Frat, and Parker were lead
ing handsomely. Davis had received ovcr q
hundred votes, when Mallory waa brought out
a. tic dark horse und won tho race.
Mallory Ia the softcst kind OF Urccnbackcr,
and muny Of the hart-n1oney Mcn declare that
they will not support lin. 1hc platform is
very soft. Mallory is not acceptable to the
Bourbon md cx-Coppcrhcal element Of
tue party. sat Clark, Nose Strong,
Joc Rankin, Jim Earnest, Nelson Dewey,
a.lI all the old staeers wanted Fratt,' and arc
mad. Davis WIS nominated for Lieutenant
Governor, but declined, and the Convention re-
solved BY vote not to accent bis dccltnat!on.
As Davis was an advocate Of tho SCHOOL
book swndlo Of last winter, his non,ua-
tion WAS very unwisc. Hc Will
contribute largely to the defeat Of tho ticket.
lie Is very unpopular With the railroads, being
a Grungcr.
TIE PLATFORM
was chiefly the work Of CONGRESSMAN Bragg, Of
this district, whose chief aim seems TO have
been 10 hold the Democratic votcrs
who wcrc opposed 10 resumption. How
we'll he has succeeded sctnalnH to
oo seeo lnc uesmans anu .h lf,' s, "sIe nronellt
II a sree H. t:' ~ 'S ~, c.a hs ta .,
nominat.on of jiayes. another Irishmau, for
tc RcnrctatS mf statr' A'''AS' '''''"A'' '''
ft nm9r o. mans Es
s spoassst xsns pfssa sa me dissatisfaction md a''
Tofas '7tstfn A.sottaltd prr...
crati: state CMnycnttom MT in tias eity to.day,
and was presIdcd uycr by James q. Jenkins OF
Ni1w.,,krcs
The fsilowlng resolution. weto adopted;
!. 'The Democratic and 1tcforn. party of "lacon.
an, ~ state conyent!aa ,oe.emaed. tenews ~
tton. With s!L The anendmsnta.
=. pcc!area us urn nc!lcL mas lne Will Of tue
t!on b, fraud and ehiesne under the protection q
tue Federal military, aud through The ballot box
will exptcss ita condemnation Of tho act and tho
i. II declares for the freedom Of the ballot. un-
awsd ~ thc payonet1 ana insisn tnat m!lltafy a.
T. slbss.siss Of the afst principles oi Tres Uos-
ernmcnt.
4. It declares tA opposition to snbsldirs. and n
u:o q actual set.lets: .,,,~ ;. .,.x
g. ltdcclaIcs ia hostility to tho hnancial policy
Rst s Saten u s ea s
nonrtixing .llver In the lntesest Of :he creditor
to. force resumption when, u will bring
rain upon tho general business Inter;
fhsf TN rr,,rte rty nrntcced hy the 0nyornment na
, 1877-09-27

Saw ioaE, Sept. a1-'rhe Sun says ex-
eouusroller Connolly has now dcnultely IT,
Oiled ~. u return " America In any etent.
, 1877-09-27

.Jclfrrs' Frrncl, CatArrh Curo II the 1,-st
remedy known for catArrh, asthma. and hay.
ffveF. TeJat fire.. t)flfCc 70 state street.
, 1877-09-27
BUSINESS NOTICES

Dr. TteFmann'A sur~ Gnre for catarrh-try
IF 70 cents by express. jtpot ~ Dearborn stTcCt.
, 1877-09-27

THE CHICAGO d LAKE HURON.
It il understood tllat form Of reorganization
has been arranged anu ngreed TO By portion of
tho hondholdcrs OF the several roads now called
the Chicago Il Lake Huron Railroad. composed
Of the Port Huron i Lake Michigan Railroad
slxty.slx miles long, the Pcniasular Of Michigan
10s, the Pcntusular Of Indiana aity.egdt, and
the Chicago g. Northeastern Gfiy miles long.
The three roa1s arst named, originally
tlulitlercntly built, are from four 70
provides that thc Pcnlnsuar of Indiana, tho
ChicaRo i Northeastern, aud tlc Port Huron Il
Laku Michigan boniholders shall eacl. take con-
soll.latcl bonds 1t the ra'e OF 3a1O0o per mile;
that tho old Michigan Peninsulsr boudholdsrs
shall take bonds at the rate OF elG,UO per mile,
and that el,sW,UN In bonds shall be set apart
ior the general Improvement Of the propssty.
tnterest from datu; the Port Nu!un j. Lake
Michigan bonds from No7. !, 1877: Ths Pcnin-
su1ar bonds are TO get no interest tor i've years
unless the road shal! sooner be made hrst-class
and caru IT, THIS Interest Is guaranteed. a. tlle
bonds are TO BE-, BY mortgage OIL the rhole
line.
, 1877-09-27

033A&K0LV " IIH &kVNUGdk&s
CtsclAAAxI, o.. Sept. eb.-hazTy Leysne,
claiming u bc the editor Of the New furk Ttads
soaf'tai, ~as arrested this morning, charged BY
u. D. Morton, salesman for Chicago houae, Of
kett!nK HIN drunk and robbluE him vi $10.
, 1877-09-27
CHI ON &c
CA7TRRH.

symptoms-f suc.td hresthinR. partial closure of
cns orhotl nnsr!ls. .toppr, " s,uned ap. tel.
tharxct from the nose of wateFy thick yellow ,r
Ies the inatier becomes ncrusttI IN thr natAi psa
anxrs md L reno. cd naly y prolonged EFFORT inthe
knit hinwlhK ia knE, and aplftnK until the crnsts arr
fsnoss1 :. lev. partially an1 thr threat u f.red
Flna!Iy ths p1Isonnns seetrlnns attack tle ths"at
htnelal tutca. 1unEs terminating 10 pulmonary enn.
sumption nantrl! hy oAt Offensive breath anil
Impaired eYss1khs and heasinX.
, 1877-09-27
.,..-... MEDICAL. ..........
EEL n G
CATARRH.

1nIrisa constant Ensess, Fncese rnrete. unH ynnr
hsad sexns rra4y to ~ ~ unti! yuur n.se hnt -yss
and tUsn"us. nnt unn fur busin.sa pisasurr. 3ux
number tur%elt aIhong thc ajcted Ut nvstA1s.
xlih3ut r+l!et q eon".t,'a E.ssy dr.psht; e.r.5
sty eslicd Acute CathrF. and cnnnnny Cult ii lie
tah. Its constant recurrence IA due 10 constitution
tfpH uf fr rsr.psainry xnnda. In tbs permanent
Tns EATa .Mn il ! iescf.fnns speetat. InIsa.t fe.
lief fun~b ths nrsi dose tlse esttoye the norha
pe0pte to th!a dehAe anil arr tu prevent n attack Ut
CMHoNlc On ELCkAAr1n ca fARNH.
, 1877-09-27
TIE HANNIBAL t. ST. JOE.

TIE HANNIBAL d ST. JOE.
The Detroit Ere I'rtN says It is now known
ttlat the annual meeting Of tho stockloldcrs OF
the Hannibal 4: St. Joseph Company will be
held at Hannibal, No., on the 9th Of November,
when nine Directors will be chosen. A large
borrowing demand In New York lor Hannibal
l. 1T. Joseph stock, trarealle to brokers In Jay
tiuult's interest, leads to the conclusion that
Gou1d and Dillon arc endcasoring to &c.
curc, perhaps have fully secured, control of tile
soali. The transfer bouks closed Monday last,
Tho road Is doing an improving, buainess1 and
!tA equipment Is being Hlaie htstglnss. The
tutal funded uebt amounts to $S 1tU ,OW. but
the COMPANY uwn $4,Au,UD0 In unncun,htrcd
lands and notcs. which, with their bridge
property, Is estimated to he worth 81, tOV. .00V.
The unlon Pacific ltairu1a vi Dillon ami
tinu!l NOW controls tic lessc nf tic II. Juscph
connection frutn kearney. Dy hts route anti In
conIuncttun with the road trotn st. Louis 10 Kc-
okuk there will b. o saving uf thirty miles IN
transportation wrst ot st. Louis, and it IL cx-
pected TINT great leal Vi Southern business
will be Influenced IN this way for tho Hannibal
IL IT. Joseph railroad. The suits instituted by
l.. n. Nurse to obtain control 0f tic ruatl have
hecn postponed to Nov. 1, aud President lllef-
ardsoit Is Of opinion that the stockhotlcr6 hare
tnatIr IN their Afnds That thc validity oi The
e!atn v,sus!ot be established. This muycsnent Of
Gould anu Dillon, II successful, must nf|ert
tic Chicago, burlington Il Quincy, to which
ronu the hannibal d st. Joseph has been an
important iccdcr, and uiEeet, also, in similar
ratiu all roatlk leading from Cllirago, by dircrt-
ing trail1C to the Wuhas!l.
, 1877-09-27

Sold hy I'll drnxzists. Hant By mail receipt Of -
etnts for 0ne, tla3 for ti1 Is fF tHrlsr
fully wrapped, And warranted. Gy WEEKS FnTTkts
PfOprsk k0rs. Hoato0. AAae. -.--
, 1877-09-27

Sleep, Sleep, Sleep.

Sufferers srom .aat efit ssYsedny - % nsss,sep:s, Seu
sithout dIxE.: VA: wlGu!N: Ma4aet!s tIyslr!an. y
Ash!1ud-AE.
, 1877-09-27

II III lQ13 u QUO Hhtl0u4l UHlClki VI
oss f. r. ss.s t. ia IL ss sass %
ono STATE: county, of town official to every eight
of local ofcers ara taken tuto secuunt thelr near
nesa to the Citizen and theif power oxes as prom.
etty. taxes. and Interest. taelf relative INFLUENCE
becomes even greater than uumbefs Indicate. Tho
exclusion Of public servants from political aet!un
would dlsfraneAlso great booy Of our fellow, cltt-
gems. The laws mean no such exclusion. and we
nations subordinate officials. and w conceive
msnbood and patsIotIsn, in WHICH Postmaster uf
electoss. or e1s1t sny other influence beyond such
k'ufA-Fub1c faith, honcst industry. and gen:
eral prosperity demand sound currency Of coin aud
paper convertible into colu, s1d tho already neat
apiguAch to Bptcte payments etlfuFttA tho wisdom
and DUR OF faithfully pursuing the necessary steps
to full resumption within the tsms now W law
subsidies 10 corpolatioas or muuopolIes, and hold
hat the public domain should b. reserved for Eha
frra homes Of Industrious ssttless.
prove tho demands coming tFofn tLe promotess Vt
various schenlrs that prufuse appropriations an4
grants shssl b m.ao .na re- naton.' ssna efsi ussd
Importance. Us e.li upon tho buraeaed tax-
tempts. however spcclou.. 10 incEesAe tha public
Questionable purposes. which. II feasible, aptcal
tempt4 sla raorc io1eIen.ib!e when sustained by
thu votes Of sectional niuorltles. Adllng 70 tho
burdens OF tho more heartily taxed portions OF our
EsgftA-ws secognlzs equally tho rights Of prop
erly, aud uaanlluesa. and dignity of laooE dspts'
y . ia.s.t Il III ha,o upon sAe supremacy of The
nw and maintenance Vi public utdrs. TAs nd
!Aaeeusent of AMERICAN industry aud ensstp'ass
depends upon The harmonious tu.0prE4lion VI
capital and laLs, and tue adJustucnt 1t their ms
tsIiat relations, whether !rts " the ssason VI
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-15
PORTLAND &WORGESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester II. II.
JUNE III, 1877,
Trains will rum as follows

Trains will run AS follows
EI-H7 Leave Portland at 7.3O n. M,
a.aS $50 and $40 p. m.
7.3O A. Nh. Accommodation for Worcester. Ar
rtves at Rochester at 955 a. M, connecting with
Eastern and Boston 81 Maine Railroads) At
Nashua LAT a. M, Lowell 12.15 p. M,
Boston 115 p. M, Aver JUNCTION 1910 p.
M, Fitchburg LBS p, NJ, and Worcester
at 2.10 p. M, connecting with trains South and
West.
HIS p. M. Steamboat Express through to
New London without change. Con-
meets at Rochester for Dover and Great
Falls, at Eppinx for Manchester and
Concord at Nashua for Lowell and
Boston, at Aver junction for Fitch
burg and the West via HOosac Tunnel
Lime, at Worcester with Boston q Albany
Railroad for New York, at Putnam with
"Boston & Philadelphia Express Line'' for
Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
ingtOn, at New London with Norwich
Line Steamers, due at Pier No, 40, North
River New York, at 900 a. m.
$50 r. M. Mixed Train for Rochester.
$40 p. M. Local for Gorham.
Trains leave Rochester at TOO rs and i'll As a..
M, arriving in Portland at 9.35 a. M, *1.2O and
1910 p. m.
Leave Gorham 800 a. m, arriving at Portland $40
am.
MIXED.
Steamboat Express stops only at Springvale, AL
fred, SacO River, GOrham, Saccarappa and West.
brook, making close connection with through trains
of Maine Central and Grand Trunk Railroads.
de4dtf j. M. LINT, Supt.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-15
e.; :;
ments, Interferences, etc.
promptly attended to. INVENTIONS that have been
REJECTED; 6 !:
~ IL IL " L II - flee, we can make closer
searches, and secure Pat
tents more promptly and wilh broader claims than
those who are remote from Washington.
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A4l II ~ = " ~ ~ and advise as to pa
tentability. All cor
respondence strictly confidential. Prices low, AND
NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT rs
SECURED.
We refer to officials in the Patent Office, and TO
inventors ia every State in the Union.
G. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, ID. c.
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that flesh is heir to- and gives medicine for the same
She has given universal satisfaction to all who have
consulted her in her constant travels since she was
seven years old.
Good testimonials given il desired.
TERMS Gents Sl.00; Ladies so cents. Office hours
rom A. M. to 9 P. Nj. noQdtf
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ANE tenement brick house, stories, pleasantly
" situated, rent low, gas and Sebago good drain
age. One wooden house, q stories, centrally loca
ted, Sebago and gas. Enquire of
S. W. ROBINSON
my30dtf 205 Middle street
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House 10 LOT.


NyHE Alderman House, No. 8 High Street, recently
Il occupied by Franklin j. Rollins, as family
residence, containing IL rooms with an abundance
of closets. gas Sebago, well and spring water with
large yards rooms all sunny; drainage good land rent
low. Apply to
ROLLINS, LoRING & ADAMS,
JuSdtf % Exchange Street.
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For Sale.

CIX building lots, on Carter street, West End, at
- 10 cents per foot. Terms 500 down, the balance
remain on Mortgage two or three years. at seven
per cent. Inquire of J.. E. WEYMOUTH, Centen-
NAL Block. ap233m
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FOR
MT. DESERT AND MACHIAS.
TWO TRIP PER WEEK.

SU MMER AMMAN @ II NJ FNT
zp The Steamer LEWISTON
r Nn Il n Capt. Deerng, will leave Rail-
P/lsslIaS sSssSsSra3 road, Wharf, Portland. every
- Tuesday and Friday even
in2s AT ~ O'Clock, or on the arrival of the
oc.Ock Pullman train fIom Boston over the Eastern
Railroad for Rockland, Castne, Deer Isle Sedge-
wick, South West and Bar Harbors CMt. Desertl
Millbridge, Jonesport and Machiasport.
Returning, leaves machiasport every Mon
day and Thursday morpings at A,3O
o'clock, touching as above, arriving in Portland
same night connecting with Pullman aims and
early morning trains for Boston and the VI ct.
For further particulars enquire of
GEO, l.. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Railroad Whaif
E. CUSHING, Assistant Manager.
Portland, June 9, 1877. ju9dtf
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FOR THE ISLANDS.

Steamer GazelIe, Capt. A. s. Oliver,
<~ VIII commence her regular
eIssAes trips to Peaks Island ON
.s seez=-sz-z.=@za, Thursday. June 9th, leaving
the end Of Custom House Wharf at and 1880 A. NJ.
and and $50 P. NJ. for james and Evergreen
Landings. Returning will leave Evergreen at $50
and IL 80 P. NJ. and 2.3O and 5.15 p. NJ and Jones
Landing at 9.45 and 11.45 A. NJ, and 2.45 and $50
WIN make two trips on Sundays leaving at 1890
Children half fare.
June 5, 1877. ine5dtf
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TERMS,
$25 for the season, $50 to ensure a FOaI.

All mares and colts held for service OF horse All
mares at risk of owners. All mares disposed of be-
fore the usual time of oalng will be considered with
foal. III. Is. SHAW,
my30d2w Proprietor.
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ROarderS Wanted.
A FEW good men can find pleasant rooms with
"A board, at 30 BROWN ST.
my24 diff