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The Newtown bee., 1877-10-18

But the sequel of this narrative remains to be told, The seconds acting in the matter (wiihout the knowledge Of the principals) had previously withdrawn the bullets, and 1t was only upon their solemn asseyeration of this fnct that any of the pariies were permitted by the au, thorities to return to their respective homes.
 This was probably the only hostile meeting of it's kind that ever took place In Newtown, although there have been petty gharls enough of one kind or ano. lher, here, 10 furnish grounds for many more of them.
 Who the seconds were on this occasion l have now forgotten, bu: they well knew (afler the precaution they had ta ken) that the services of a surgeon would not be required, hence neither Doctors Booth or Judson were present, so they were moi summoned to appear before the presiding magistrate.
 Thisis all that know of Gulf Bridge, or of any other legend connected with 1t, bu, do not forget that, when lad, in my rambles about the suburbs of the old town, l always approached it with certain degree cf dread, (as if it was haunied)-other boys did the same.
 Trusting that my Hamooer f,teads, who after having passed their pleasant even. ings at the Center, and are compelled to cross 1t at the midnight honr, on their return, will not partake of the same feel. ing this, remain, Yours, &c., WyP. c.
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RECoLLEcTI0Ns OF OLD NEwrowN.
 Gulf Bridge.

There are probably but few persons now living in Newtown who can remem- Der, or have ever heard of bloodless duel that was fought by two youngsters, natives Of the place, many years ago, under what is now called Gulf Bridge. which is situated on the Hanover road about one mile north of the Center What the origin of the quarrel was do not remember, but the affair was con- ducted strictly according to the rules of the code, or was intended to be so by the principals engaged therein. The present bridge marks only the site of the old one, which had wider span, and was removed long since, in consequence of its decay, having been constructed of wood, but resting upon stone abutments
 It was novel event to happen in that vicinity, and for time created no little excitement throughout the neighbor- hood. The majesty of the law" had been greatly offended, and warrants were immediately issued for the arrest of all parties who had participated in it, hence the principals were compelled to seek safety by flight to some remote part of the country, and to remain Tn exile until the affair was in measure forgotten.
 One of the combatants at least, is still living tin neighboring city) distin- guished jurist, honored and respected by all who know him. The other removed to one of the Western states, with the intention of making it his future home.
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tier scene than was presented to the la. dies of the party after the long table had been loaded to overaowing with their varied gifts of fine biscuits, differ, ent kinds of cake, cheese, grapes peach. es and boquets Of beautiful flowers. The green china ware of the grandmoth- CT and loaf of cake by grandson, F. r. Johnson, lad who obtained premi- um on cake at the Danbury Fair, recely' cd particular attention. The whole thing was more than a success--it was tri- umph in the display of industrial art, variety of fire fruit and flowers and great social enjoyment. Fortunate will this party be If imagination can glld the bright sunshine of the future with as beautiful picture as the memory of this visit has left on their minds, to remain, untarnished, to the close of life
 NoRTHERLY
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CORNs. sc.

Language is almost inadequate to ex- press the torture endured by those un- Il ppy mortals who suffer from these uni versal atflictions the twinging corn and painful bunion, the torturing nail. &c, and to say that humanity was discour- aged, would we fear be only too true. Yet there are exceptions, and these are those who have used Dr. Briggs ALLIE vIAToR and CURATIVE, the great modern discoveries for all diseases of the feet, no matter how severe or seemingly incura- hle the case may be- The thousands who have been benefited by their use, bear witness to their efficiency. A trial is all that is needed to convince the most skep. tical Sold by s. $. Dunning.
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CLIMAX OF CHEMICAL SCIENCE.

What unceasing torture urises from in. ternnl bleeding, external and itching piles. The vain endeayofs 10 obtain even pallial relief has discouraged lhe millions who suffer, and they have borne their agony In silence, thinking there wus no hope for or even prospect of n cure. Notwithstanding lhe total failure oi Inc many remedies heretofore offered for the cure oi piles, and the picture of agony resting on the lace of those who had tried the various remedies but in yaIn, let lhem cheer up. Briggs Pile Remedies are the result of unceasing study and experimenting, the ne plus ul. tra of medical scien'e, and in every res. pect safe, scientific and reliable for the cure of piles in every form. old by S. s. Dunnng.
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AVOID THE PRINCE OF TERRoRs.

Listen ] What do you hear A cough What does it indicate2 Peroaps tickle in the throat; perhaps bronchitis :; it may be recent cold; it may be an effort uf nature to clear the bronchia; it may be the deep hollow cough, boon companion of that terrible monster consumption. In either case the free use of Briggs Throat and Lung Heales, is described, will ban ish all kinds of cough and cure bronchi- tis certain, and all the early symptoms of consumption. Briggs remedies sold by s. s. Dunninp.
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Woodbury Items.

Your bsshful correspondent was out
 of town last week, and SO could not send
 you the "Woodbury Items" as usual, but
 see that some mutual friend" as
 suppose, assumed my place, and said
 good word for George" Now I think
 your correspondents need not worry for
 George, If they want tU send you an
 item, and take him for a subject, that is
 all right, but they need not think he is
 in need of outside aid His own merits
 will take care of him. The c,rryall man
 had better make his will and take plea.
 sure trip to Europe. It is supposed that
 he carries the mail from Sou,hbury to
 Newtown, but they say he had better
 take some affidavils to show his friends
 ln order to prove it, for, as we are in
 formed q do not know it is true), Tyler
 Carries daily to the Sandy Hook post office from 100 to 300 letters and papers, duly stamped, and the goodness knows that never more than bakers dozen has ever gone by the Newtown route, by the supposed regular mail carrier since George ceased 10 be the regular mail car Tier. Why, they say that the carryal man gets right up on the platform of the Newtown depot, when the train arsives, and loudly proclaims that he carries the mail to Southbury And the fun of it is that it is said Out l really think it's Iie) that the bystandcrs put their hands up to theIr ears, hank, and wonder whether the words can be true. Of course, they hear and think, and make us remark. Redwood is as careful as stoddard, and never gives any advice when he knows 1t Will do no good.
 Your correspondent is exceedingly glad to note the enlargement and i'm pr"vement of the BEE. He is more than gratiiied at the endeavors so patent to all Of it's success The BEE has buzzed around here with eminent success We saw the editor of the Woodbury Reporter yesterday and he says he wishes the BEE all success, and thinks he has said so in his paper. At any rate, he is willing to do so if he has not done so. That fel- l low, "ho said he was going to stop the circulation of your paper has "though; better of it," and will now hug you if | you will him. 1 am not sure you will want to exchange" At any rate, think it will be perfectly sqfe for you now to come here, and solicit more sub scribers You had better be on hand. The New Milford papers are casting longing eyes this way.
 People still enquire, "Who is that cor respondent who signs herself Name ess ?" How stupid Any one ought 10 know that when one signs himself or herself "Nameless," that in all probabil- ty the party is NAMELEss.
 NoTE.-THE NEwTowN BEE is for ale in Hotchkissviile by MT. H. c. Smith at the post-office, and in Wood 'ury at the store of Andrew Ford. jew. ,ler and watchmaker, Lewis's Block han street. Copies can be had also of dr. George Tyler, the proprietor of the tage. Thos, deajriny to suhscribe can
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Auction

Sale of Hardware, consisting of Carpenters Tools, Saovels, Spades Forks, and many other articles
 kept in hardware stole. Also, one Cook Stove, nearly new, tor coal, at private sale Sale to take place Friday, Oct l9th, at o'clock P. NJ at the
 Hardware Store, near the Grist Mill, Sandy Hook Conn. Will be sold also, at the same time small lot of Household Furniture, the property of Fanny Leland, consisting of Bedsteads, Chairs Sink, Re
 frgerstor, Bureau, and many other household
 utensils. If stormy the sale will take place the next fair week day. W. LELAND.
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R RESTAU UR ANT.

One of the most pleasant and convenient places, for visitors to get good meal, or unch is at the Restaurant ill Hawes' Opera House, Fairfield Ave, near the Depot, BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Call and see. CAP M KELLY Agent
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JOY FOR ALL AFFLICTED.

Nervous Headache. Briggs Allevan- tor is warranted to cure Neuralgia, N.r-
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BAssETr-JUDD.--In Bethel, Tuesday evening" Oct, 10th. at the residence of the brides pa- rents, by the Rev. l.. C. Pattison, Mir. Geo. s. Bassett to Miss Mary c. Judd. sTARR--sEELEY. In Danbury, Oct 12, by the Rev; MT. Hough, Mir. Charles Starr to Miss Sarah M. seeley BEERs-BURRIrT.- Roxbury, Oct. 10th, by the Rev. Mi. Jones, Mir Charles E. Beers, of Newtown, to Miss Florence L. Burritt, of Rox. bury
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Sample packages given away to all who will try it. THE GREAT LABOR SAVER !
 For sale in BetheI 6y E s. Barnum & Co., Cole & Greene. s 5. Cunning, Beers Bros, Fisher 6 Co.,, Keeler & Baldwin.
 Grassy Plain John Doyle.
 DodgingtO,on R. 8. Shepard.
 Sandy Hook. Glover Warner & Clark, Judson Bros.
 Bsrk;sbjre s. Curtis $ Son.
 Neut0un Sanford $ Hawley, L B. Booth, Chas. T. Greene.
 DdR6ury L s. Benedict & Son, Randall $ Brad ley, Doran Bros, H. 3arnum, Beni. Rolf, L. J. Griff1ng, Hoyt Dibble, j. Clark. Agents wanted in other towns. Ad- dress or call on the Proprietor,
 E. H. MARSH & CO,
 Danbury, Conn.
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NoTE.--THE NEwTowN BEE is for sale in Hotchkissvile by MT. H. c. Smith at the post-office, and in Wood bury at the store of Andrew Ford. jew. eler and watchmaker, Lewis's Block. Main street. Copies can be had also of Mir. George Tyler, the proprietor of the stage. Thos, desiring to subscribe Can hand their subscription to either of the above named gentlemen. ED. BEE. r.,
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Nream of Beauty banishes pmples. specks, V blOtches, &c. At 5. 5. Dunniug's
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NnTE--Dr. J D. s. SMITH does NOT travel but is at his office, IT State street and he has NO ONE out as representa- tive, either for consultation or ding gnosis.
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rream of 8eauiy is marvel of purity, deli V cately pertuiuuu s. s. Dunning's
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The above are only few of hundreds of cases of similar character constantly being cured by pr. Smith, IF State street, after tryiug every other method in vain, and often when other Electri- cians, even, have failed to relieve them. We receive no cases that do not admit of cure. Consultation free,
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Centaur
LiiIliiInents.
Letter f..on. a I,ostmaster.l


ANTIOCH, ILL, Dec. /, 1874
stAIEssRs. j. b. Rose Cos
my wife has, for q ling time. been a terrible
sntferer from htn1a ism. She has tried man
which has siTen her relief Cenfaur Lin inlt NJ
am reiOiced to say this has cured her. / am
doing what can to extend its sale
W. II. RING
THIS Is sample Of many thousand tcstimoni-
ais received. OF wonderful cures effected by the
Centaur Lininlcnt. The ingredient IS of tlis n =
ticie are published around each bottle Ii con
talls Witch Hazel. Mentha, Arnicat, Rock Oil
Carboiic, and ingredients hitherto little known
1t is an indspuabIe f8ct hat the Cent1lir ini
Stiff Joints, izFtfptions. Rhenmatisln Neuraisri,
Sciatica, CalSed Breasts Lock- Nc. than ajI
the other Linimentss Embrocations. Extracts
SalyeS. ON menta ana plaSfeFs now in use.
For Toothaehe Earache, Weak Back. Itch and
Cutaneous EruptionS, IL is admirable. II cures
burns and scalds without a scar. Extracts moi.
sons from bites and st ings. and hens frost-bites
ami ehillblainS, in short time. No fanlilytaR
white wrapper.
The Cen taRr LfnfasaesEt. yellow Wrapper.
Is adapted TO The tough skin, muscles and flesh
of the animal cgattoiI It's effects upon sever g
cases of SPAWN, Sycciiy, Wind Gail, Big Hetd
and Poll Evil, are little less than marvellous.
McSSrS. J. Mcclure 6Eo., Druggists. corner of
Elm and Front streets Cincinnati, Ohio say:
s.In our TleIg tlhorlIood number of featnsi eIs
are us ing the Centaur Liniment. They pre1
nounce il superior TO anyt hing they have ever
useJ, We sell as ligli fonr 10 Il We dozen bot
ties per mon II to these Transfers
sYE tlss Ve thonaands of similar testimonials.
For ;FoURda. sstsifs. Scratches, Rinss-bone, &c,
and ier s2tevs IS oFsg ia sheep il has rival
this i4tntsEeat 3 re.fsdy asi:ch is worth hun
dred times its cost,
Laboratory o: ) II. Rose & Co.
IS Ds% street. New York.
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No AT ONCEY

IF title of the testimonials now on
hand of the value of I1r. AviStar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry should he published. no
one would stop 20 read tie bulky volume.
Ask any druggist and he will tell you that
this Balsasn is q real blessing to all Effected
with throat or lung diseases. Al kindred
affections. including Bronchitis, Sore
Throat. Group, HoarseTess. Pains in the
Chest, and Bleeding of the Lungs, yield to
its wonderful power We advise any one
tired of experimenting with Physicians
prescriptions or qunck medicines to drop
them at once and use this Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Sold by all druggists. jan
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a eeuae Of vrearfness

is often felt by persons who cannot locate
any particular disease. If they work. il
becomes labor; il they walk. they soon
tire; mentaI efforts bceanlc burden. aid
even Joys are dfrnmed by the shadow of
this weakness which is cast over their lives.
Recourse Is had sometimes to stimulant~ OF
n dangerous character The advice of
Dhysicians to refrain from active labor pro-
duces no happy results. Why Peruvian
Syrup will do this very thing. Like the
electric current, it pern,eates the entire sys-
tenn, and harmonizing with the corpoFeal
functions, it raises up the enfeebled and
brings the color TO the cheek again. and
hope to the despondeiIt. Il does its work
promptly and we'll. Sold by all Druggists
IAN
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EToEECE.

NOTICE Is hereby given o A. aTcEntire. who
IN is indebted to Ifurl G seffenlefr on note OF
~ 10 and interest from Sf.lat. 1876: 10 William
M aaula iliSll on account of sl62 10 Charles In
gFstf:tin, balance on note of about $32. which is
endorsed 10 Hur.i & Sef1lemeir by Samuel Mil
Ter TO o. II. 5. P1umlner. account Of S26 4S to
c. o. Barnes. order off sIa: ta Fred Graf ac-
count OF SIS so; TO j. B. Wallace, account of $50,
! NAT they or either of them, the said debtors,
shall fof pay over toany person or persons who
may hold said claim or Claims until the whole
OF ara amounts shall be endorsed credit on
q certain fromisSosy note of $77S 50, bearing
GATE December 16, 1876 and due July /. 1871, eX-
ecuted by George w Dawson and George f.
Settlelnelr to John ID Ifnrd
SETTLEsfEIR & DAWSON.
TINS 18Th day of Dec. l21I,-Il I.3xrSailiI
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slit FOR DIVORCE.
In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon foI
Linn county.
Lucinda Amber, plaintiff, Suit in Equity

In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for
Linn county.
Lucinda Amber, plaintiff, Suit in Equity
John a, Amber, defendant. Divorce.
To John A. Amber. the defendant above
named--l In the name of tire State OF Oregon
You are heTsslly;required to appear and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff above named in
me above entitled court. now on file with the
Clerk of said court, within TEN days from the
date of the service of tits summons on you if
served in Linn county Oregon btit if service is
made in stng other county in said STATE then
within twenty days from the date of such serv-
ice and If served by publication. hen you are
required to appear and answer by the first day
of the next regular term of said court, after
publication hereof for six weeks, which term
commences onFtlc
Second Monday Of March, 1877,
or Judgment for want of snch answer viii be
taken against you. You are further notified
that If you fail TO appear and answer above
required, the plaintiff will apply TO the court
for the relief defnandeu in the complaint I, and
costs and disbursements of this suit.
POWELL q FLINN,
Attorneys for pin.
Published for six weeks in fiie ALBANY REG
IsTER, by order of r., II. Boise, Judge of said
court, lniide at chamber Dec. II, 1876. Inl3v9w6
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FlNAHCE AND comMERcz

Gold in New Yo,k. I0J
Legal tenders. 93aalc.
Wheat. 81 q buSiei.
Oats, 37lse e Bnsl,el.
Butter. 25e 9 pound.
Eggs, 25e e tozen
Chickens, 81 5ogs3 90 : dozen.
Becf-on foot, Sc; pork, do, ss4c net.
Baeon-Sides, BE; ha,ns, l5c; shoulders.
Sc.
Dried apples, Gcs plum<. 12c.
Liverpool wheat market, Jan. 10 Az
erage, 1os1Id9lIsld, club, l1s2d@lI guy
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a AdInisaEs;a,;saor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under sign
4 ed. w. ii. Goltr5I. was duly appointed by an
order of the County Cotist of Linn county. Ore
Ion, duly made at the October term o. said
toirt, Is16, The admin stIsstor of the estate of
selma Morris, late OF Linn county. oregon,
now now deccasel, ard all persons having, claims
against said esiute are hereby required TO pre-
sent them to the undersigned. at his res idence
IN Alhsny. Oregon. duly verified, within six
months from he dase hereof
November II Is7I;.- 4y
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Happy 1n1laeacs OF a Great SPECIFIC.

For the preservation ofrecovery OF health
and strength, the diet should be wholesome
and nutritious. When it happens that the
aliamentary processes are disturbed by i'm
proper or half nta@ficssted food. the best
remedy for the evil results of abusing tile
digestive organs is Hosletterss Stomach
Bifters, a most agreeable. prompt and
gentle remedy for dyspepsia and for. the
bilious and eyaenatiye irregularities which
result from it. The liver and bowels. in
common with the stomach. experience its
benefieenf Influences ffhe refuse of the
system is carried off through its nasilral
outlet. a healthy flow and secretion of the
bile Is promoted. and Il powerful impetus
is given to assimilation in consequence OF
its lIse. It healtiafllly stimulates the blad-
der and kidneys when they are inactive.
and by its tonic aud n gIiiafing action forti-
fies the system against inalaria. jaii.
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PAY Ur.-We are requested to say 70
those parties who subscribed towards the
purchase OF bell Cor the Evangelical
church, that the bell will soon be here, and
the money will be required to pay for IT,
and they are requested to come forward
and pay mp said Subscriptions
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YEARLY RAINFALL.-A subscriber at
Brownsville sends rs the following weather
report for 1876: The number Of days IN
which there was rainfall, l5s, dis follows
In january II. February 10, May ~, April
10, May 16. June TO. July 8, August 3,
September s, October IL, November Is.
December 9.
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PITCHERS
GA S'TDEsIA.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health. If they will nse Castoria ior Wind
Collie. Worms, FcyeriShneSs, Sore Month h. Group,
or Stomach Cotnpla ints. II is entirely Al ve;se-
table prei1aTsstion. ana cosltiIin7 neither miner
nj. morphine, nor alcohol. II is pleasant to
take as honey ANA neither gags nor gripes.
DIR. E. Dimoch, OF Dupont, a.. saSS,
II am using Casforia ia my practice With tie
mos; signal heucti;s and happy resuit.''
ms iS what every says: aiuSt nurses Ia
New York City use the Castoria- It Is prera red
by Nessrs. j. Is Pose & Co. Is pey street, New
York, SUCCESSORS 10 samuel Pitcher, II. b. 39yS
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r. II. RAYMOND, P. NJ

WILToN's TnEATRrcAI. TRouPE-W Will
play at the Opera House on Wednesday
evening next. The troupe has been play
ing through Southern Oregon. where they
have received praise from the press, as be-
ing far above the average professionals,
giving the fullest satisfaction. Al good
entertainment may be expected next Wed
nesflay evening. The troupe played one
week, we believe, at Eugene, and the
Jou.aa speaks of the entertainments as be-
ing first class.
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Aean,tnsssrosor.s Nos.ce.

zssA1llAAH 4NVF1Nos !
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed, Seth s. Hays, has been,. by an
order of the County Court of Linn county,
Oregon. made at the November term there
of. 1876, klnly appointed administrator of
the estate OF Seth w. Hays, deceased, and
all persons having claims against SAID es-
tate, are hereby required to present them,
duly verified. TO the undersigned Mt his
place of business i'll Halsey in Linn county.
Oregon, witliin six months fFons the date
hereof. SETH s. HAYS,
Administrator
Dated, Dec. l, 1876. move
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RELIGIoUs SERVICES. A series Of meet~
ings viii be held III the NJ. e. ChuFck be-
ginning on Sunday next, which VIII pc
continued for some weeks, with services
each evening commencing at O'Clock.
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
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PoND's EXTRACT. = Never lave We
seen. or heard OF even single instance
of tlissati Sfactian! Tits we ascfibe tn the
care tlEtt has always been taken To claim
no more for the Remedy than it would CIR
tGfnfy perform.
Oli the other hard. new flcts are being
ELECTED of its curative virtues in new iii
rections. These ..aeer ftcts'' are recited in
numerous letters we have received, yoltIiI-
teered by a host of cnrrc<pol,Ieiits-pro
ft>sional and lty-Vrlio have been prompted
solely by the surprise and gratitude they
laYe either experienced or witnessed from
tlie aSe OF Ponds Extract. Jam
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AT HoslE.-Dr. G. w. Gray has re-
turucd from his Centennial trip, and can
now be found at his Office, i'll the Parrish
brick, mp stairs. BY all who desire dental
work of any kind. [46v7
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e0pARTNEHssHnIP.

DfssOT.UsION or cOF'ARTNEIssHHIA'' IA'.
yr9F4fe ssaYrtf,erslfiy, heretofore existing be-
fs1.ssfss, John Htrd and q, r. SettcIner, uf.
ss.v- sI,e name 81 Hnrd settlemefr, y tlisso 3.
~ 4 Il asf,sl 4< due the Iate Arm ust be paid
~ AZ Dawson. who alone author
fysssl - Ssf,ileI.t atsd receipt for the
49, = c.. E@SFETT9zEMEIRs
g. W DAWSON
Iecen1bcE ls. Ia56-nI5mI
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The SAwTELLE DRAMATIC ConPASY
That has been playing 50 long to delighted
audiences at Portland. win give an enter
tainment in this city this friday evening,
at the Opera House. There win be about
twenty-four people, and our advices from
Portland are that they are way up as art
ists, and viii not fall to give universal sat
isfaction. For particulars see bills.