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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

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- Io-ihose ~Ao kcoU me - 70 not neceesary
20 Ne 20 ny eeAs uoshluR was snfthtr from ny
nooges = poostag ehe editorial OF last Sunday
ia tho 0orstojo eshDe Of a1easesoAtioo. open
Noco % . revobDuooAsy uron2s Tor watch
sbess 0e - osooR see4taqca, u. one thing.
AssAssveeuoa - another. Ia tbs sentence 90
suoogiy oo0oensed upon and denounced, II
via aptess. 0hs0 LEO In connection With
What pfeceae4 aa1 follows. tbst ny appeal 10
mace % the peopSQ - not % tie sssasAn. The
American people are nct afeassi ns, nor will
iney snomiStamelJ 10 wrong. Here 10 What l
said sad again repeat
:" As we said u week siace. this Is not Law I;
u 10 revolntton, ana the people taneiy submit
We may cid ~ long farewell 10 eonsht ottonal
government Fraud no longer vs,istes. A
corrupt Administration has only, BY its bayo-
nes, To hid n state asnrpston long enough In
power for corrupt returning board ~ do its
vile task, aud the work Is doue.
~ man thus returned TO power can ride
IN safety from the executive mans,cn to the cap
i'ol to be inaugurated, We are htted for he sla-
very that viii follow the Inauguration.
We do not believe that The people Of the
United States Rre Of this sefvile sort We do
not oeiisve that they are prepared, without a
blow, % part With their hard earned, blood
stained possessions.'
- hen tho time comes that any other stnti-
ment than the above can be felt and uttered, 4,
Tor one, shall feel ashamed Of my country. Rob
The people OF the ballot, ss these conspira.ors in
20 wer iniend, and what have Wa ieh?
"ln the above however. ] have Only put in
wofcs hat lie President has embodied in acis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23
NJ AISESIED

On ihe 7ib mat, IN ST. Charles. No Mr I
o. PAYS, OF geyser, W Va, 10 Miss Bsttr MAJ
TlS daughter Of Rev. ia wa'd Nartia Of tis
former place, the bhdes father ofieiatiog a,
Diaisier.
On tue 1910 iosi., GEAR Ridgeviiie, Mineral
eoua'y' by The Rev. ~ W. woodworta, Nr
JoaS W. KAaSIcx to Miss saRlH A. PIRItJ,
dsoehier Of Hugn rsrill, Esl.
% the eth ins, 10 Versailles, Otlo. a. toe
residence Of J. n. G. LsrImore, on Third street,
by Rev. James Beat, Sc. HESaY HoaSss to Miss
Nolt'E c, Lissaoss, al Of that place.
Tho lady named &c The above notice Is grand.
daughter O. our respected FREUD, Capt. wm Z
I7dmore formerly a iaiI COUNTY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23
BY Yesterdays Mail.


~ Il is reported that eve companies
ofinfansry and three OF artillery will he
addsd to tie Washington garrison. NJ xs
weed.
Tue CAPrrAL REaovAI RrlL.-This
bill was taken from the table or the
Senate yesterday and passed. with tn
amendments. It will no doubt again
pass the House as tho amendments arc
uniuportant. = EA,lisy iis., Fs5. 81.
E9In the Unsted States House OF
Representatives. on Wednesday last, ;
resolution offered By Mr. Sprio ger, dem-
ocrat That tho vote OF the disputed
Nevada clector be counted. was adopted
without division. Tho two housos chen
went into joint session. and the count OF
the electoral votes proceeded. the States
ofNevada. New Hampshire. New Jersey;
New York. North Carolina and Ohio
being counted. Whom Oregon was
reached the yice.President presented
two sets OF certificates, after which Re-
publican and democratic objections we're
presented in rcgafd TO these certificates.
The certificates, with all the papers In
the case, were handed over 10 the cleo
toral commission for decision, and the
joint session terminated. The House
then made some progression the surdry
civil appropriation bill.
CT The grand jury at Washington
have presented q true bill against Dom
Pintt. Of the Washington Capital. for
sedition. On Wednesday last he was
arrested. and upon giving bail in the sum
of $1,000 was dcliargcd from custody.
ty Inquiry in Philadelphia dcvelopes
the fact that y. Ii. Weldon. the young
man who made al attack upon Gov.
Packard's life in New Orleans, is the
son OF Rev. c. +. Weldon. highly re-
speetsd Lutheran Clergyman OF West
Philadelphia.
~ twenty-five fishing vessels with
100 men are given up as lost on the
British coast during the recent storm.
! BALTIMORE CATTLE MaRKET.-CAT.
TLE-rcccipts for the week, ending OF
Wednesday last, i425 head and prices
ranged as follows: Best Beeves at 8
/ 25Gs6 IS; that generally rated first
quality 50&$5 20 medium or good
! fair quality 4 0oSsl so; ordinary thin
Steers. Oxcu and Cows 5 50CaSS IS /:
general average OF market this week
81 CO; extreme range of prices 5 500
So %. Most ofthe sales were from 25
to S. 25 per 100 lbs.
IIoes-Eeceipts 57yJ. Best Hogs
selling at $685. cents per ID net.
SHEEP. Receipts 1924 head, and
worth il@7 cents per Id. gross.
ES Nine million barrels of beer were
brewed in the United States last year.
Ey Virginia Is t. have a colored la-
matte asylum.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23
Farmers. Mechanics.

and ali people who appreciate the value
Of keeping memorandum Of business
TRANSACTIONS, daily events, and items OF
interest or Importance, for future refer.
ence, should call on their druggists and
get Dr. Pierce's Memorandum book free.
Tie Doctors Grand Inva!ids' Hotel ut
Buffalo, which costs. when tinishe, !. two
hundred thousand dollars, will be open.
ed carly III June next, for the reception
olpatieats afflicted with chronic diseases
and detormltles. 1t will afford the mos:
perfect facilities for the cure OF sucl,
affections. anil its Faculty of paysicials
and surgeons will embrace graduates
from both American and European Med.
zeal schools who have become distin.
guished for their skill. The People
Common Sense Medical Adviser. by DR..
K. V. Pierce, q work OF over nine hun.
drcd large pages. illustrated by two hun.
dred and eighty-two engravings, and
elegantly bouhd in cloth and gilt, is
sent &c any address by the Author on
receipt OF one dollar and City cents -
Almost one hundred thousand copies
have already been sold
5. 4. CRAIG, Esq, druggist. of West
Alexander. Pa, says: II sell more Of
DIR. Pierce's preparations than all others
combined. They give satisfaction in
every case and can cheerfully recon
mend them 10 the public"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

70 a letter. from Fort Reid, Orange Co,
Fla publ shed in the Shens1sionI TTeyt,ld
says: This Is. indeed land OF flowers.
bat IL does not fow with milk and honey.
The climate is delightful, tho thcrmom
eier has been standing all this week ut
''om 80 TO 5j degrees in the shnde,--
Just like tho first OF June in Virginia.
We have peas, radishes and strawbcr.
fie'. Everything has the appearance
Of summer. Many Of the orange trees
are ns large rs apple trees, bearing from
eight to ten thousand oranges in q sea.
con. This Is a hard country for a poor
man TO make living. The soil IL one
'7at hank OF sand not suitabls for apri.
culture and 1t taxes from twenty to TWEEN.
~ byc years to get an orange grove in
profitable, bearing condition. A full
grown orange grove OF four acres will
bring fifty thousand dollars. Florida
IS filing MP rapidly. Orange county.
which po!lcd 20 votes in 1870. row polls
1900. ono thousand ofwhlch are demo.
cratic. Land IS sclliag from one dollar
and twenty-five cents per acre TO two
hundred dollars per aero according to
improvements and location. Tile most
oftLo people. who arc here on account
Of tho climate. arc mon or culture. They
live on former resources wLilo they rear
grove OF orange trees"
tSl'it Is sal that during this month
is The p'opcs tune for trimming grape.
vlres.
The growing wheat Ia this county ia
laid to be looking veil In Clstke. also.
y looks promi'ing. b. Wr~rc~- Tine.
H. 81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

foR SALE.-Any person desiring TO
purchase a good Violin, will please call
a' Tic Istd'iccrecr ONCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23


w. 80 -
- AZ &no 4reasury.
n~ y
uscs.on % anosner thicf la the
$50 IooM " Tue treasury auords me The
SpPs 1y q cs'nng susntion 20 the
sSr % "o"en OYER men IN resist
's s.a'.On.
sse ooona. 3 ana eatting up o1 packages
r;ri. mi a 49, Me'ol.sa eaufe'y upon
ofsscc now Who have haan ,sera from
the beginning, and billions OF dollars
have passed thyoraht their hands without
the Traction Of o dollar sticking. Have
they been rewardedf No. Number OF
men like Window. the last thief caught.
have been appointed by political ii,ilu.
cnce at salaries double those paid NO.
men; anx these eSpesienced, tried and
trusted .w6pen, who cannot be we'll dis
pAnsed with. are rot only never pro-
NOTED. but are treated as though they
! should be thankful that they are permit
ted to servo the government for SIS n
month. Sometimes package that has
been counted by woman has been
found short in the account, and no
matter how innocent the counter may
be, the amount missing il taken from
her months salary. In almost every
instance OF this kind eventually the
thief has been found to be n rnalo mes
senger. or some man who received the
package from tho lady, and abstractcd
one or two notcs.--Loaistiiie JourauI.
VHerc is tho kind OF weather they
have in the far wes. A soldier ,s,ie
~. CO.,
AZ Two COCK I. NJ, the mercury
$1,000 at TWO peio" at iour eiSnt oe'
low; NJ :oo seventeen below; ate'ght'
twenty-five oeio", ana before eleven
OctoeR IL was frozen SOHO III tue ouio.
no" tnuch coioe. IL grew before morn
ing we coniu only conjecture, rs there
was no spirit therfnometer along Our.
blankets, was awakened by the top OF
ny ny ., "Ia' - -: $500 s,,.e,'', " go
and cold F;nJ;ng nv hedfcliow owot.e
asked him. What's the matter?" His
reply was. Either there is something
wrong with this bed or else the world IS
w. s WIZ ,' =.
tho dozen tnrncd white viii rrost hors.
es fell and died; tho wagons creaked
AMI moaned over the frozen snow; OIL.
GERS anu men OF the cavalry dismoun'ed
e., $50" ,rnos; a"'' - '"' "'"s ~ AeeP
! a PAPER WKDpINo.-Mr w. w
" ashbnrn and wife celebrated their
paper we"o,hs, III oa'esourg' iast fr'-
.,'en., III ~, eiesan' pihh paper ha', u
Tha GROOM vas rlo,bca ~ npner shir,
dressing gown and bat. which overcane
| him muchly. The refreshments were
served on paper plates, WIN paper nap
- ..;. -. 10y .
No-rs COS, nv, r,n.z ~, s.,,,
t;,noo .nr,, an aa,.r,,s.n, - ,ho
afflicted nor,
A .ignhoora oer,. .o,, oo,,;ra r,
.otos ., odv.r,;somr,, ao ,,,o,
| An who odvs-.;s. do M, GA, r;,, ~,
nrec;ora few ,o, r;c, ,r;.,o,,.;,
Tho world !. r,I, or oavort;o;,, col.
every ono wants 10 see what ia nav
Tho worlds memory is short twill
forgot If vo do no. iog i, rreo,en,,,
Wv '' '' ~ '.'' WI. "
~" W." 'o' o'''se' ihe
"o," - su'o " n'u u" noiies' man )
uu' WIZ n'' "''' Sfe"' oea' da'c"ef
o'' "SS ,"'' "eeh 4" '''''o 80" %
WI. '''i'"o' u "c'' Vi ""'le'' Comfy
| ell. Off two OF his smaller sisters toes
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23
THE SUN.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions Of THs Soy dasisg The
next year viii be the same e. during inc ysar
that has just passed. The daily edition will ou
week dAJs be n sheet Of four pages and on sun.
dsys sheet Of eight pages. or Sc broad colun IA
- WINE the weekly edition VIII be q sheet Of
Gght pages 81 he same dimensions and charae-
er that are already. familiar TO cor friends
Tvs srr will eouunae 20 be the sfreuuoss ad-
VOcats OF reform and re'fenchment, ADD Of the
Substitution Of craftsmanship, wisdom, and in
fgnty tof hollow pretencs, imbecilify. asd
fraud 10 the administration OF public sfsirs 4.
"iH contend for he government OF the rsooIs bv
the people and Tor tho people a. onposed 40 ~c -
spmen, by frauds IN the bali0t.b0r and IN tba
coupling Of toiss, enforced By military va
lsrce u will sndeavor D. saeply ia readers
BODY now not Ear from = million OF sogts-
Win TIE most careful, complete. and Trustworthy
accounts OF cUrTsni events, snd will ernuiov for
THIS rnrposs a uumerODs ard carefully s,lee,ed
smu oi reporters and cortfspondents Us -.
POI . tfom Wasbingtou, especially. will Be fnll
seeafais, and fsaTless--an3it viii douSt,ess eon
nnUe 70 deserve snd eajoy the hatred Of those
WHO thrive by plundefins The Treasury or by
usufbine what the Law does not give them Will.
u vii endeavor % merit the confidence ~ tbs
pui he y defending che rights n the peopjs A.
sainst tho encroschmsBte Of unjnsuftd pos~er
Tie price Of The daily Sex viii Be IS eea,s a
monih o. 90 30 year. pest paid, or With The
NUNfy FpiNou - - year
The SrEpAY edition alone. sizht maze Il %
year post paid.
ihs NsEEtg SvNr tlaht pAgss ofss broad col
oinns, VII Be furnished during 1871 &C tho rate
% 1 year. post paid
The ofoe0t q this lsree reduciion rom Ire
previous rate Tor The Weekly csa be spjoyed By
individDsi subscribers wiihout tie rgcesssfT of
making up clubs. AZ tho sADe iire, n any OF
our friends choose 70 sid 10 extending cur cir.
culstiou, We shall be grateful 10 fllen and every
t9ch person who sends us ten or more subscrf.
oefs from one place viii be eatited 70 one copy
collar year, postage pad, the expenses OF pa
per asd Frinting are barely repaid -a.d. con.
sidering The siSe Of The sheet snd tee quality Of
iis contents 70 are Co1fdont Toe people vii
consider The weekly 500 the cheapest asEs-
paper published in The world, and We t,s.s ~,
one Of Tbs very best.
Address. TBE Sun. Nev Yo,L r..
DC la 1873 81 ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

~ II IS estimated that there arc now
over seventy different shapes and styles
Of ladies' hats and bonuets.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

tVNeariy 5000 600 barrels Of ale
aud beer were made in New York city
last year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23
Notice.
To the Public.

II HAVE ibis day transferred, aud delivered
Z over 30 kuphemia . Nilleson. wife Of Ben
jamie Miile-on. my entire stock q Siore-go
~ Forks Of CepOn, together with all my bonds
and accounts, Including all bonds, noies aud
accounts conveyed 20 me by Beujsmin Mile
son by deed bearing date lf,h September, 1916.
and heneeforth III dealings and settlements per-
tainiag 20 said oOnds, accounts, &c. must be
made via the said Eaphemia D. Millesou.
JAMES Y. MiLLESON,
oeobsr 1878 IT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23
50 cts. sWEATY FEET. SO cts.

n u VhIHINAL UINl DENr.
e os Only remedy thsi vii saeoiaalIy cure
Without auy iDjariohs e1tct. A care cssr~~
Ted or money refunded. Good for piis.s 49,
cd Fest, aud Cbseug. 6snt 90 recs,nf ~ 49,
JOHN LITTLE 4 Cd.
P. o. Lcck Box 333i. phli.S.i-s -. -
Tsc , 1877 - ~ -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

~ y writer In the ". York Sun Of the
goth, says: that sit is now evident that
the leaders Of the Democratic party must
occupy the position before the country
Of having been dipped by q set OF men
who have been known to all intelligent
people for the past ten years as notorious
political tricksters.
at is no excuse for the leaders Of the
Democratic party to say that they con-
sented to this miserable farce to avoid
trouble. This is simply the plea of
towards. Ii the colonists bal acted
upon this idea thoy never would have
thrown the tea into Boston harbor. On
the same principle the people OF this
country would have allowed the South
ern States to secede from fear they
might have trouble ir they undertook to
preventit. Congress had the undoub' ed
right TO dispose oftac questions connec-
ted with the counting Of tho vote in such
way as to subseryc tire cause Of law and
Justice. They have surrendered Chat
right TO set of pe1ured villains upon
upon tho protcnce that IL was necessary
TO do 50 in order 70 prevent disastrous
results to the business interests Of the
country.
1T is now said that the Democratic
party should not complain AT tho result.
This is estOppel No. 2. and has rs little
foundation as estoppel No. ]. This ac-
ton OF the Democtats in Congress. and
It's Infamous result. have done more to
dishearicn the friends Of constitutional
Government aud riyet the fetters Of
craftsmanship upon the American people
than any and all other events in our his
tory. Can we expect that the honest
masses OF the people will hereafter deem
10 worth while TO vote or labor in the
cause ofgood government. ghcn ,he pre-.
ocdeht has been established that tho
certificate OF gang or'scoundrels can
override their vnfes9"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23
" WON'T 60 TO FLORIDA"

~. TUTTs va
ostrs. ssVher n Aissn. las, wintor Used your
Erp'et1rsn' FOR ogagh AMI realised n5ro b,,sft
from o. thhi anytaluF ever t5ok- % rsi thae
VII n3t - - ~ 5rfda neat winter 80 I intended
h5ns m eae torca bottiss ~ ssprsss Ger son,
f-.sais. ALFRED CUsHrvo
l21 Wsst TAirty -arst Street.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

Ia Mrs. Emily McIlvaine, widow OF
tue late Bishop Mcilvano, of Ohio, died
ia New York on Tuesday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

Boston. January II. 1914
This ssrffh.s thas bsve recommended ths use o.
~. Tutt's ESpsotoYsnt Ter diseases q the iaaey
for toe past yssss. ana - NJ fnsx.5cfs -s.Iy
b2itis haze beea ussa - PATIENTS VITA enc ass-
rielt rrfafs. ,sscs gst'rs itwc- tncarsf co.,
Hrui,d soasas9tlOa NJ IS ss % pIaes me Kvpsst5-ast
e-.sotcs sase. = "a 5szSkoUE. I'D.
We ssn no. -pcss 90 AiaAlg o. Or. Tusfss rx-
rsctorGnt. sni fof s4s-5 u saa5rinE huaisrlfy
hoU1 o. -aag b-eosso rs3ss gsaaraiig ED5w1 --Csis
20. b y. --s o.. -Eice cfOo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

a PAPER WEDDING. Mr.. W. w
Washburn and wife celebrated their
paper wedding. at Galcsburg. last FRI
day. The bride was dressed by her
friends in an elegant pink paper hat. q
paper basque, and n huge paper apron
The groom was clothed in paper shirt,
dressing gown and bat, which overcalne
him muchly. The refreshments were
served on paper plates. with paper nap
kins, anil the entire affair was truly q
paper anniversary.-Miaois Erthgaye.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

r. There arc in Baltimore 22S Sun
day-schools, with 400 teachers aad
1919 scholars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

The growing wheat 10 this county is
lad to be looking veil. Ia Clarke. also,
- looks promi'ing Wr~rc~- Tine.
o.. 81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

rF One day last week little son Of
Mr.. Samuel G.. Mcese. of Garrett county,
Nd, says the Meyersdalc Independent.
ell: Off two of his smaller sisters toes
with on axe-not accidentally but "for
fun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-23

tsl'l II Is sail that during this montl
is The p'opes tune for trimming grape
vlDes.
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DSubseribers will bear n miad that
our terms Tor subscription are CASH OF
its equivalent IN ApvAxcr.

~ Thspapers Of Ohio. West Virginia
and Kentucky arc requested to announce
that the next regular sesni.snnual meet.
ing ofthe Ohio Valley Medical Associa.
ton viii be held at Ashland. Kentucky.
on "Wednesday. May 2nd. 1917. and that
letters on busincss pertaining % the 90.
cicty will receive prompt attention il
aidressod to fhc President DR. Reoben
A. Vance. GAllipoNs. Ohio. .'''
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-07
DIR. SCHENCK's STANDARD REMEDIES.

The standard remedies for all diseases of the lungs
are SCHENCK's PULMoNIo SYRUP, SCHENCK's SEA
WEED TONIC and SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
and iftaken before the lungs destroyed, speedy
cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. H. Schenck, o
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in
the lungs; nature throws it off by easy expectora
tion for when the phlegm matter is ripe slight
cough will throw it off, the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this, Schencks
Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver
Schencks Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
all distractions, relax the gall bladder, the bile
starts freely, and the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alka of which it is composed
mixes with the food and prevents sourng 1t assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition, so that the food and the Pumonic SyruI
will make good blood; then the lungs heal, and thu
patient will surely get well if care is taken to pre-
vent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult DIR. Schenck, either per
sonay or by letter, can do so at his principal office
corner of SIXTH and ARCH Sis, Philadelphia
every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggist
throughout the country. ma1eod&w2msn
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-07
Brief .y0tiings.

The tramps lodging at the station last even
ing united in singing "Home, Sweet Home"
A pocket book found on the street can be
seen at the police station.
The selectmen of Falmouth took MI. knight
to Augusta yesterday.
Thomas WEIGH, the man injured on the
Ogdensburg Thursday, is still alive, and there
is some prospect that he will recover.
The board of Music Hall looks as though the
Cahouts would not be neglected Monday
night.
The ordinance of baptism will be admins
tered at the First Baptist church this evening
at y o'clock.
The telegraph Office in the Preble House now
has the Western Union wires, instead of the
Atlantic & Pacific as formerly.
There will be union prayer meeting in the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, commencing at p o'clock. All are cor.
daily invited.
The schooner General Sheridan. of 153 tons
burden, belonging to Portland, and owned by
Shaler and Hall, went ashore on Black Ledge,
but was got off and towed to New London,
badly damaged.
The musicians Of Biddeford and Saco will
bring out their cantata of Trial by Jury
Tuesday next. 1t will be an interesting enter
tainment and will afford good treat to ouI
people, as the trains run conveniently to 90 and
return tie same evening.
A man named Adams, employed in getting
the cargo out of the schooner George L. Fen.
dersop, had his wrist caught between hogs
head of moasses and the shed in which the
molasses sas to be stored, and fearfully
mangled.
At me. ii ng of the executive committee Of
the churches Thursday evening it was voted to
hold prayer meetings at the rooms of the Y. M.
G. A. every morning at O'Clock, and to request
the different churches to hold meetings every
evening during the next two weeks, in accord
ance with the recommendation of Mr.. Moody.
The fishing boat Mary S. Roundy, (of Lanes
vile.) Capt. Gilbert L. Stevens, while off the
Isles of Shoals, the other day, picked up pail
of pants, in the pocket of which was pocket
book containing SLIP in money, business cards
of various Boston houses, address cards Of
parties at Deer Isle, and a receipt signed BY
A. J. Beck, for money received of Enos
Pressy, written on "letter head' of Messrs.
Pitcher, Flitner 6, Co, 200 Commercial street
Boston.