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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-10
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
The Republicans of Ormsby County in convention as
sembed renewing their allegiance to the undying princ
pies OF their glorious party and resolved upon their ynd
cation set forth as follows:
Resolved That do hereby ratV and endorse the
ton of the Republican State Convention lately held at
Eureka both in respect of the platform there adopted and
the candidates thereby placed in nomination for positions
under of the Sate and hereby pledge
ourselves to use al honorable and just
the election of the said nominees.
Rescued That every candidate coming before this Con-
yention seeking nomination, shall pledge himself to
pport the entire Republican ticket State county and
township and to lend all his aid and influence toward the
election of the same.
Res0Iped That the brilliant record made by the Hon.
John P Jones' Senator in the Congress Of the United
States meets with unqualified approval; and as
substantial endorsement of his in all things and
especially in behalf of the reconciliation OF silver,
hereby Instruct the candidates whom may nomn te to
the Senate and Assembly, their votes for his return
to that body so long he shall continue to be cand
date for reelection the hands of the incoming Lesisl
ture.
o. p WILLIS,
A. LEWIS,
THos. BEER,
S. G. WRIGHT
Z. D. SrADTEULLEk,
County Central Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-10

TEE INDIANs.-Fr ON the Situer State we
clip the following concerning the movements
of the hostiles
j. G. Abbott, just in from the Stein Noun
tain country, informs us that the hostile In
dams who surrendered near Malheur and
Harvey brought no guns with them, and the
settlers anticipate a renewal of the war in the
spring. A few days ago two companies of
cavalry left McDermit for Harvey with a lot
of Indians, principally old men, women and
children, the young bucks having left the
Post and taken to the mountains the day the
cavalry arrived at the Post.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-10
THE WREN PLANK.
venber.

A reading of the Republican platform, else,
where appearing, will inform the reader that
the so-called Suppressed" resolution offered
by Hon. Thos. Wren, has been added to that
declaration of principles and purposes Its
omission, hitherto, Gas we learn from the Sec
retary), is the result of clerical carslessness
The fact is that there was, as it appeared
when it came to the surface), great pre-
ponderance of testimony to show that the said
resolution did pass; although some of the gen.
| tlemen who were in atto.., &&ce upon the
convention were quite positive in their asser-
ton that it had not, in their recollection,
been offered or acted on. In justice to the
writer, who has been somewhat misrepre-
scented regarding this matter, it is to be stated
with truth that he did offer in committee
resolution similar in purport to Mr.. Wren's.
1t read as follows
ReSolred, That we recognize the wisdom of
the trainers of our Constitution in providing
for the taxation of the proceeds of the mines;
and that any attempt to modify or repeal the
existing statute would be dangerous to the
interests of the State.
The Committee on Platform and Resolu-
tions adopted the first part of this resolution;
but cutting off the latter part, used the first
part as the opening sentence of the resolution
as it appears in the Platform. We make this
statement to correct an erroneous impression
created by another and conflicting version
lately presented by an Eastern Nevada paper
A VENoMoUs FIGHT.-The Eureka Leader
thus describes peculiar fight between two
poisonous insects, well known to dwellers in
this State
A short time ago one of our young men con-
ceived the idea of getting tarantula and pitt
ing him against Mr.. Smiths scorpion in an
open fight. The tarantula was procured, and |
to-day both venomous creatures were placed |
in large TIN box. In an instant they mnde |
dart at each other and were rolling over and |
over until they brought up against the side of
the box. Then they settled down to business. |
The tarantula, being much larger than his an
tagonist, made great efforts to crush him in !
his strong embrace, but without success.
Then he piled his sting and kept the scorpion
pretty busy, who relied upon his sack of poison
and his hostile claws for victory. He seemed
to prefer to keep underneath the tarantula,
and lying on his back he covered his enemy
with bites and poison. The fight lasted about
ten minutes and ended in favor of the scor-
pion, about an hour after the tarantula died,
but the scorpion is still fresh for another bat
tie.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-10

Losr-New buildings are going up so rap
idly in Bodie now that when our citizens 60
down to the Bay for few days, upon return
ing, they frequently get lost, the town having
changed SO much during their absence. - Bo-
die Standard ... -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-10

John Mackay has arrived in New Yor
from Paris, and will soon return to Nevada
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-10
J. w. FOX, M. D.,

ID HYSIC IAN AND sur G o N.
Office On Carson street. in the Brick Building NEXT
south Of the 0rnsby Blocks nd-a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-10

The Printers Union of Virginia city have
consolidated with the Mechanics Union
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. Pearson, who resides on Summer street, in
Lewiston, has COW which has wholly supplied
his family of ten children with milk and butter of
which they used large quantities, and in eleven
months he has sold sixty dollars worth of her
milk TO customers besides, and received the cash
therefor. This is q COW worth having. and amore
profitable investment for person Of moderate
means would be found nth difficulty.
Mr.. John P. Thomas has been chosen Comma
dore of the Portland Yacht Club.
DR.. Seavey Of this city. was called and perfor n
ed on Thursday forenoon, q remarkable gu n icsl
operation on Mr.. Gray of Holden, removing
scirrhus tumor weighing nearly three pounds,
from the arm pit, and supposed BY several physi-
clans to be immOvable. When the doctors advice
was first sought he advised the family and friends
against the operation, but being fully convinced
that death would shortly ensue il il Vas not re-
moved, he at length consented, and with the A.
sisiance of Drs. Milliken Of Holden and Field Of
this city. performed it in the skilful manner above
stated. The patient survived the shock finely,
and if his strength 10 sufficient will be rescued
from the very jaws of death by the doctors skill
L Bangor Commercial. 4fT
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Br.ck.
EFT of Pittsfeld, fell from the second story Of an
unfinished building to the ground, and sastained
injuries from which she recently died.
The ship Charles Luling. from Hamburg. 70.
ports that on the 22d she passed the schooner
Mary Ella of Kennebunkport, abandoned.
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s.pr.m. Jua.e.., cour,-D.nfor.n. J..
TUESDAY. March IL.


RI nft W TUESDAY, March IL.
In the matter of George w. Blanchard, plaintiff
in review VS.. Joseph S. Bradstreet, replevin for
colt, the jury brought 10 a sealed verdict. They
found in favor Of Btsdstreet the original plaintiff
State vs.. Stephen Moran. The defendant is an
invalid soldier residing at the Soldiers Home. To-
gus indicted for breaking and entering Reeds
boarding house on the east side Of the river in the
night time and stealing q valise filled with cloth
ing and an overcost belonging to WIN. A. Spring
err. The man was very drunk and hardly knew
what he was doing. He i'm mediately arrested
on the street endeavoriDg to sell the goods. AT
ter two months total abstinence in jail his appear
ance creates q favorable impression. No one
would pick him out as person likely to be en-
gagged in such nefsrious business. Loring Farr,
Esq, is attorney for PENDANT. Verdict guilty.
State VS.. Ivory Hayes, keeping q liquor NUS.
ance, at his well known saloon on Water street
Z. w. Whitehouse f,r defer dant. Verdict guilty
State vs.. Ivory Hayes. drinking house AID tip
pling shop. Z. w. Whitehouse for defendant
Verdict guilty.
State VS.. Ivory Hayes, keeping drinking house
and tppling shop. L. w. Whitehouse for def.
After being arraigned and pleading not guilty, the
def. retracted and his counsel filed a demurrer.
The case was thereupon marked Law" and goes
to the full court.
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Boston Stock List.
Chicago Produce msrkee.
tSales at the Brokers' Board.l
nnanAH Haunk 4 4

CHICAGO, March II, 1878.
FLOURCExtra spring s.5oa5.75; western 40:
southern 0.U0.
WHEAT No. spring l0s-a-; No. gilt edge
lOi-; Regular. 1O64a; Cash. 1O6xax; May,
lOisa-; April, l.O6hsal.D6h; No. 8, l00k; reject
Ell So.
CORN Sales gilt edge, AK; regular, 42ka-;
cash tISa- March ~ IA; April, t2hx-; May,
R-ai2h; rejected g..
OATS Cash .s.; March asH; April A-a
90; May, 2SAa26k.
RYE-4-.
BARLkY-45k4S.
DRESSED HOGS-4 l2a4.l2K.
POkk-Casn 925a9.l5; Marc 9.25xa3o;
Apr 10 Qua; May 9aCa0-
LARD-Cash 6.95-a .O2K Mach 7.2aSa1.a:
April. I.4Oa7.4th; May 10 ajax.
BULK MEATS Shoulders Sax, short rib
6La6Z.
WHISKEY-l0t.
FRElGHTs-Corn to Buffalo 3k cents; wheat
do cents
REC ElPrs-Flour'l5 900; wheat 1ls,o0o; corn.
if. ~; oats ID, COO rye Is 90 barley 1900.
SlilPMENTS-tlour 1000; wheat 80 000; corr
5000; oats Is 900; rye 1000; barley 10000.
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THE EASTERN WAR,
Austria Receives a Large War Credit.
ENGLAND's STATEMENT TO RUS.
STA.
An Austro-Hungarian Explanation.

VIENNA, March II. At the joint sitting of the
subcommittee of the Hungarian delegation to-
day. motion to grant credit of go 100000 for
ms was asked for by Count Andrassy, and was
unanimously adopted.
LONDON March IL. In be house of commons
this afternoon, Northcote said the government
had not heard Of Russians entrcnching on the
peninsula of Gsllipoh.
despatch from Pesth says: Consul Andrassy
yesterday told the Hungarian delegation what be
understood by Austrian interests, and what
changes could not be permitted This portion OF
his statement is said to have caused great sensa-
ton.
Another despatch from Pesih says that Count
Andrassy assured some members that upon GER
tain eventualities, convention between Eogland
and Austria was ready.
PARIS, March IL. The Rerublique Franchise
states that Lord Derby told Count Schovsloff, the
Russian ambassador at London. that England
would not attend the congress unless the entire
treaty Of San Stefauo was submitted thereto and
that Count SchovsloH, after lting Gortschak-
Oh, replied that Russia would conse Mt to the con-
gress itself deciding what points ought to be ex-
amined
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Millinery Gooda.

1t is true that Mrs. NJ. z. Webster is offering
to-day all her Winter Millinery at the Lowest
Prices they will be sold this season. Felt Hats
only % cents, which is cheaper than you can have
them done over. A splendid assortment of Fancy
Feathers, Stylish Trimmed Hats, and every thing
in the millinery line, together with the prettiest
assortment Of ladies' ties ruches, and embroidered
sets, to be found in the city. We would impress
the fact that we have the goods and prices adver-
tised. MRS. NJ. T.. WEBSTER,
l5S Water St.
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xENNEBEC CoUyrY- In Proass. Court .

KENNRBEC COUNT In Probate Court d
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of February, 1878.
Il HOMAs +. SHEAHAN, Administrator on the
In said County deceased having petiiioned for Ii.
censc to sell at public auction private SALE the
following real estate OF said deceased, for pay
ment OF debts, &c, viz: The Homestead Of The
deceased:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior 70 the fourth Monday OF
March next, In the Kennebec Journal, .
newspaper printed in Augusta that all persons In
teresLed, may attend at Court Of Probate then 70
the pray r Of said petition shou ID not BE- gran6sd.
H. x. BAKER. Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register. ywI3s
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FINANCIAL L COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPoRr.

New York. March 10.
Money loaned a. 3haiIl on call and closed At SIX
per cent.
Sterling quiet at 4s5 -as7- tor 90 days, ls4kass
for demand.
Gold opened at 1907. and closed at 1907
Carrying rates, 4has per cent. Borrowing rates
3a9-. -t
Clearings, $l7M4 900. Custom receptacle 900.
Treasury disbursed-ss3, 500 intereat, eol6l0o for
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-13

The court house was yesterday crowded with
people, many of whom came from Belgrade. They
expected Savage's trial would come on, and they
did not wish 10 miss syllable of it, The trial will
begin to-day. and our columns will contain 4 re-
port of the same.
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Albion.

Moderator, ]. F. Lamb; Clerk, c. H. Kidder;
'Selectmen, William Lamb. j. P. Billings. Daniel
Cain; Supervisor of Schools. Sylvester Powell !;
Treasurer and Collector. Benz. Morrison. The
sum of $500 was raised for schools, and $500 for
free high schools. The town debt is less than
$1,000.
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VIRGINIA..
Naval Affairs.

New YORK. March IL. Capt. David Harmony,
commanding steamer Plymouth, at Norfolk, has
rece ived peremptory orders to put to sea as soon
IS the ship 10 out Of the machnists hands and de-
fer all other repairs until his return. He 10 Or
dered to proceed direct to St. Domingo, the dis
turbsnces on the island having caused the Amer-
can consul to be thrown into prison. and imper-
illed the interests of American citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-13

For the ladies only: princess dresses are re-
modelled for children's spring attire. Embroi-
dered and fringed ribbon win trim summer fabrics.
Ladies' silk ties have ends of net heavily en-
broidered 10 colors. Metal buttons will he pro-
fusely used. New and beautiful grenadines have
stripes and flowers of velvet. Pearl buttons are
shaded to match all the new shades Of new mate
rails"
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NE w JERSEY.
Railroad Acciden'.

NEW YORK, March IL. Tuesday evening a
Pennsylvania freight train ran into the Central
Railroad milk train at Union depot, Elizabeth, N.
j. Four cars we're demolished. the Pennsylvania
engine badly damaged, the depot partly torn
down. the conductor of the m k train was hurt,
and travel delayed for hours.
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CALIFORNIA.
Election.

SAN Francisco, March IL. At the city cleo
ton at Oakland, yesterday there WAS large vote.
The workingmen elect all candidates except sup
erintenden of schools, and the city was carried
by small majority. The fight was between the
workingmen and republicans, the democrats fus-
ing to some extent with the republicans.
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SITTING BULL.
A REPORT HE WANTS TO sURREN.
DER. 4e9u& T.

NEW YORK, March IL. A leading Sioux chief
from Sitting Balls camp, met Scout Howard e
zen. Miles corps, Feb. 23tb, on Milk river, -
tod him they wanted to surrender. He asked
Howard to go over and see the other chiefs. h
sad they were literally starving, and they o1}
wanted to lake their ponies, and the sufrendef
would be complete. - :
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A few small boys found place in this city upon
dry piece Of ground to play game of "three
old cat" Yesterday. The older boys are certain
that Fast day will see the base ball fields dry and
then for happy day on the "green diamond"
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ILLINOIS.
Robbery.

CINCINNATI, March II. James A. Brown,
wealthy farmer of Pttsfeld, Pike Co H., was
robbed some days ago BY two hlghwaymen. One
was subsequently Jailed, and early yesterday
morning while Brown was attending to farm du
ties. he was shot dead by unkno wn man, sup
posed to be the prisoners accomplice. The peo-
pie of the neighborhood threaten to to lynch the
robber, and the government has called Out troops
10 prevent the lynching.
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NEW HOkk.
The Fire Bugs.

New YORK, March IL. 1t is stated that the ere
bugs of Long Branch were determined to buan all
property belonging to people sntagonistic to the
ancient order Of Hibernians. They were de-
nounced by the Catholic Priest, Sunday.
COunterfeIts.
Counterfeit twenties on the Merchants bank Of
this city, are in circulation.
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Nominations Confirmed.

The Senate to day confirmed the following:
Charles Bartlett, of Maine, now Consul at
at Turks Island, to be Consul at Guadaloupe.
Postnssters-John X. Andrews, at Saco, Me.
United States Attorney-W ilbur F. Lunt, for
the District of Maine.
Collector Of Customs-Edward s. j. Nealy,
Bath, Ne.
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BELMONT.
ALFR ED.
WI>DIIAM N.


PORTLAND, March IL. house in Windham,
owned by Samuel Shaw, was destroyed by fire
yesterday, together with the furniture, barn. hay,
horse and two cows. Loss two thousand dollars.
Insured fifteen hundred dollars in the Phenix In
surance company. The cause was defective
chimney.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Explosion.

SOUTH ACTON. March II. At nine o'clock this
morning two powder mills of the American Pow.
der Company, exploded, with . report heard for =
distance OF twenty-five miles Two employees
canned Foster and TuIperty were blown to atoms.
Their remains we're found about ten rods from the
mill. Up TO ten O'Clock Fosters head had not
been found. Houses in the vicinity were more or
less injured.
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N ATAMORAS.
A Fine Levied,

NEW YORK, March IL. Foreign merchants at
Matamoras have just had fine Of 800. 900 levied
on them BY the American treasury agent, and the
Americans among them have sent despatch to
Warrington desiring protection.
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OHIO.
Arrested.

CLEVELAND, March IL. A. N. Robinson, treas.
urer at the time OF the robbery Of the Csremont
county treasury at Batavia, o, some NOR tbs since
was arrested yesterday for the crime.
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Persons suffering from hernia or rupture who
desire good fitting truss should 70 to Partrdges
Drug Store, Augusta, where is the largest stock
and variety in the State, and the requisite skill to
give good fit. june29tltaw&w
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The boys temperance club are requested t.
meet at the Reform Club rooms next Saturday
night, for the purpose Of transactng business
that may properly come before the meeting. We
trust the members will all be present
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH and that
of your children and use no other cure for Coughs
Colds, ETC., except that standard remedy Madame
Porters Cough Baisdm. 1t is acknowledged by
all who have given it trial as being the most re-
liable preparation ever used; it is particularly
adapted to lung and throat affections in children.
Try one bottle. feb27-4w
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LOUISlANA
The Anderson Case.

New ORLEANS. March IL. Exceptions in the
Anderson were argued before the Supreme
Court to day.
LArER-The argument in the Anderson ease
was concluded before the Supreme Court to-day.
A decision will be rendered on the 18th.
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THE CtBAN INSURRECTION.
a
Surrender of YsquierdO and Modesto
Diaz.

HAVANA, March l2-Thc Chiefs Lui, Ysqui.
eIdo, with $50 persons and ITO guns, and Modesto
Diss, with $50 persons, surrendered At Yara the
9Th instant.
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Municipal Elections.
ROCKLAND.

ROCKLAND.
RocKLASp. March IL. At the second balloting
for mayor to-day, there was no choice. Mofitt,
republican, had six hundred and eighteen, Geo.
Gregory, democrat five hundred and ffty-nine,
ii. Gregor, Jr, greenback, ninety-two, Tolman,
ward seven candidate, one hundred and twenty
one.
AUBURN.
LEWISTON, March II. 10 the Auburn election
to day, II. II. Smith, republican, was elected
mayor by eleven majority over Turner, supported
by the combined democ, ats and greenbackers.
BELMONT.
CAMDEN, March II. The town of Belmont
yesterday elected full board of national green
back officers, neither of the old parties making
any nominations.
ALFRED.
BIDDEFoRD, Mach II. Alfred went democrat
c yesterday by 40 majority for the first time in
many years.
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MlSSOURl.
Communists.

NEW YORK, March II. Incendiary speeches
are reported rs having been made at . commun-
lists mass meeting in St. Louis. yesterday, where
the red fisg was hoisted.
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Weather Indications tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
cloudy weather and heavy rains, dangerous no, tn
eastsrly winds on the coast, shifting 70 southerly,
falling barometer and slightly rising temperature.
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iHarrffb.

In Portland. Mar. g. Rev. Simeon r Foye of Ev-
erett: Mass. TO Miss Abbie Smith of Denmark.
In Hollis, Mar. 9, Mr. Frank ii. Pike to Miss Liz.
zie s. Manson both OF Hollis.
In Union, Feb. o., Mr.. Charles w. Bagley to
Miss ClaraE. Dunton.
In Edmnnds, Feb. Is, Mr.J. Vincent Morang to
Miss Martha J. Smith.
In Gouldsboro. Feb. "a, Mr.. FosterJ. Bunker to
Miss Abbe l.. FerDald. both of 3oudsboro.
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KENTUCKY.


New YORK. March IL. The Farmers and
Traders bank Of Lexington, Ky, suspended yes
terday The loans and discounts aggreg ate some
S200,000. The deposits do not exceed $50 600.
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Cure that cough Howl With Adamson's Bo
tanc Basam. 1t is warrepted to cure coughs,
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Large bottles IS cents. Sold at Kinsmsn & Cos
Drug store. jsn25tSwlw
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Two robins visit ted our city yesterday morning,
and were heard singing. The frosty sir must have
been far from comfortable to them.
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RHODE ISLAND.
BODY Found.

PROVIDENCE, March IL. The body of woman
was found in the river, and dent fled as Mary
Maroney, waiter in restaurant, Kissing since
Jan. 4lh.
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i]]3S17R|tEZl|!S

is also specially adapted to adults suffering from
weakness of the digestive organs, and, therefore.
those afflicted with any symptoms OF INDIGES-
ZION will find. on trial. has all the qualities that
have been claimed for it, and all they can desire
In the way of nutrition aud strength.
WooLRICH h CO., on every label.
3mos1l
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


MILFORD, March II. Two very distinct shocks
Of earthquake were felt here this morning At
nine o'clock.
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To THE LADIES Flower seeds fresh and new
will shortly be opened at Psrtridges Drug Store,
under Granite Hall. marl3tt