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A True Story.

There were two sisters living in Maine-both
nineteen. Times were hard with them, and
they resolved to go to Boston, with the vague
idea that they should find something to do.
The Portland Steamship landed the on the
wharf; their whole fortune was one dollar
that and their pretty faces They went to
respectable hotel; but dollar will not keep
two persons very long, and they asked the
landlord to direct them to respectable place
where they could work for their living. Luck
lily be was an honest man, and luckily be had
heard of the Temporary Home for Working
Women at 327 fremont street; unluckily he
advistu them to stop on their wa3 at an intelli :
gence Office. For, while they were dsscrlbin g
the sort of placs they wanted woman accost.
ed them. She knew of place where they
would be very comfortable, have plenty of
money and need do no work. Luckily, again,
our two girls were not as simple as country
girls sometimes are. They knew all that this
meant, and they ran out of tbs Office and reach
ed the Home 10 pitiable state of terror, almost
afraid to trust any one after such an experience.
But they had found the right place. The ma
tron received them kindly; they stayed little
time at the Home, paying for their food and
lodging by working, and learning, under the
excellent discipline of the matron, the habits
of order and cleanliness which make good ser
wants. Then places were found for them. This
happened six months ago; and the lady tc
whom one Of the girls was sent lately called to
tell the matron that she valued her servant
very highly. What would have become of these
two pretty girls-alone in great city, pennl-
less, without even an acqusintance-if there
had not been such place ready to receive them
as the Home? And such cases occur constant.
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Divorces Decreed.

The following divorces have been decreed by
Judge Walton:
Kate f. D. Wallace vs. George 81. Wallace,
Cause, drunkenness and abuse
Carrie E. Fuller vs. Horace f. Fuller. Cause,
desertiOD, Indecent and lsscivions conduct with
lewd and abandoned women and drunkenness.
Care and Custody of minor children given to
the mother.
Lizzie j. Gordon vs.. Geo. G. Gordon. Cause
cruelty. Care aud custody of minor children
given to the mother,
Francis A. L. Crosby vs.. Asa G. Crosby
Defendant ordered to pay $50 into Court on OF
before first day of March, 1879.
Maren Bruins vs.. MAIDS N. Bruins. Cause
that said defendant on the 18th of May, 1876
with Elsie M. N. Munsop, defendants daugh
ter and married woman; for which crime BIZ
was indicted in the Superior Court, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to the State prison
for ten years Care and custody of minor chill
dreu given to the mother.
Nellie M. Pierce VS.. Frederick W. Pierce
| Cause desertiOn.
James W. Grant vs.. Fanny 8 Grant. Cause
alleged that the said Fanny regardless of he
marriage vows conducted herself so improperly
and unchastely as to bring great shame ant
| disgrace upon her husband while he wa
away from home 10 the necessary prosecutio,
| of his business. Divorce denied
Martha E. Phillips vs Calvin B Phillips
Cause cruelty and common drunkard.
Mary E Dwnal vs. Gro. W. W. Dwinal
Cause drunkenness and dessrtioD. Care am
custody of minor child given to mother.
LIZZIE J. Hamln VS.. Frank 81. Hamlin
Cause cruelty aud desertIon.
John 81. Jameson vs. Sslome j ameson. Ca1s
desertion and incom patabilty of temper.
Frances M. Wentworth vs.. Royal W. Went
worth. Cause alleged that the husband 9TH
defendant) has b.en blind for six years durin
which the wife has supported herself. Libe
| dismissed
| William 81 Weber W.. Susan M. Webbel
| Cause dessrIiou.
Mary E. Busby vs.. Patrick Busby. Caus
cruelty and adultery with one Mary Harlo
and further that the defendant is commo
and habitusl drunkard. Care and custody {
minor children given to mother.
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"Prof. De Chanlatte" called at the office of
the st John Globe and stated that he was the
FreDchman referred to In the PRESS as having
had the severe practical joke played on him in
Bangor, and that the story was base fabrica-
ton. Now what does he say to Monsieur d.
CONS clipping from the Courier DIES Etats Unis
where he ia styled Signor Chanlatta.
About nineteen members of Bosworth Post
will attend the campfire at Baegor Thursday,
leaving here tomorrow. Gen. Mcclellan and
the Mayor of ST. John are expected.
The Rockland Gazette tells this story of
honest independence: "Rev G. H. Crawford
is Methodist minister. His last charge was
the Methodist church of Camden, in the years
1868 and 1869, coming there from East Corinth
one of the largest charges in the state. During
his labors there his health became so impaired
that be was obliged to retire from active labor,
and he has not yet sufficiently recovered to as
sumo ministerial duties. Not willing to be-
come charge to ths church, hs set himself at
the task of self-support, and he may be seen
regularly, once and twice day delivering milk
to customers about the village, formerly carry
lug it in hand, but latterly on wheel-barrow,
and where there is snow, on a sled. No mat.
ter what the weather or how deep the snow, at
about such an hour, one may see Mr.. Crawford
often assisted by his young SOD, passing by on
his milk route"
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STATE NEWS
ANDRoscoaaIN COUNTY.

ANDRoscoaGIN COUNTY.
Twelve Auburn men have decided to go to
Caribou next Spriog, in party, with their
families and take up wild lands in that regior.
II is said that an attempt was made, Friday,
by young man living in Lewiston, to COM
mt rape on the person of girl five years of
age, living in Auburn. The little girl was con-
siderabiy Injured and was very sick all night,
Friday the particulars indicate depth Of
deprsvity and degree of brutality which
make one ash 4med for his kip1. The offender
is not yet under arrest.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Directors of the Sandy River Railroad
have returned from Boston aud report they
have an offer from Capitalists to take $40, 600
stock in said railroad, on conditions that $16.-
900 additional subscriptions can be obtained
immediately, which will insure the building of
the road without any mortgage or preferred
stock
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
An OK belonging to Mr. Chas. French OF
Farmingdale died on Monday night with all
the symptoms of hydrophobia. The animal
was in great agony, frothing at the mouth and
biting az everything near him. The OK had
been bitten by mad dog about month ago
There has been considerable excitement il
Hallowell the past week over rahid dogs. Many
dogs have reen killed there, and one was shot
on Sunday which was undoubtedly mad.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Wing says the question of extending tbs
| Bangor & Piscataquis railroad from Blanchard
| TO Moosehead Lake is being discussed.
I
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Mr.. ]. w. Fogg, late of the frm of Ward &
Fogg, No. ITO South Market street, Boston,
sends us the following which we cheerfully
publish. We would only state that the
accounts published ia this paper, in reference
to the matter was taken from the Boston
Journal, Herald aud other Boston papers, and
gave the impression that Mr.. Fogg was more
snred agaicst than SHINING:
Mr. EDIToR:-I saw 10 a recent issue of
your paper an article headed "The Produce
Fraud" stating that Ward & Co., had been
sending circulars out quoting higher prices
than the market would warrant; also stating
in our circular that we had depots 10 this
State from whence we shipped stuff to Boston
and New York. Since 1 entered into partner
ship with Mr.. Ward, we have never issued 3
circular quoting produce or anything else
higher that the market. We have never sad
in our circulars or anv other way that W. had
depnts 10 this State from whence we sbipped
stuff to Boston or New York. send you on
of our circulars and you can judge for yoursel
whether my statement is true or not.
al j. w. FoGe.
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The average daily receipts were Sal "a. and
the average daily expenses $129 IA leaving a
the gross expenses $47,139.22, making the net
earnings $4,41520.
The stockholders then proceeded to elect direc-
tors for the ensuing year. There were 1877
shares represented, all thrown for E. A. Nor
ton, 81. @. Wheeler, a. J. Libby, J. T. Nc
Cobb, and W. R. Wood. At subsequent
meeting of the directors the old officers were
rp.nlpcted
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A REVENUE CUTTERS RECORD. On the
2lst ulf. Capt. H4mlin of the Revenue
Steamer McCalloch, fell in with schooner Stat
light from Calais, which had struck ledge
and was leaking badly. Hs lowed her to
Green's Landing, Deer Isle, and from there to
Rockland, where she discharged and went on
to the railway. The vessel was worth $4,000
and the cargo $3000 The 9th inst Capt
Hamlin passed the schooner Teaser ashore on
Pond Island, Bluehill Bay, full eff water and
succeeded in pulling her off aud towed her to
the Marine Railway at Rockland. She was
from St. john bound to New Haven with lun-
Der. The vessel was worth $4,000 and the
cargo $4,000. Capt. Hamliu is very active aad
energetic and never heststes to render
assistance when possible to do SO.
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Nominations by the Governor.
The Governor has made the following nomi

nations:
Justice of the Peace for State.-Israel Wash
burn, Portland.
Justice of the Peace ond Quorum.-Asa P.
Moore, III b,n; Cyrus q. Dickey, Frenchville;
Frederick Fox, Portland; Joseph 81. Clark,
Deering; Reuben Hatch, Farmlngton; George
W. Herbert, Backsport; F. W. Goss, Orland !;
Geo. W. Goodsoe, Monmouth, Edwin Smith,
Warren; Frauk Hamblin, O'dtown; Judson
E. Friend, Etna; John @ Adams, Stetson; Jos.
Holt, D,xmont; O. o. Freeman, Milo; j. M.
Weymouth. Sangervllle; E. r. Haynes, Mon
SOD; B. E. ainckley, George town; N. e.
Wright, Skowhegan; +. r. Daggett, Stockton /;
James Fuller. Searsport; D. N. Clark, East
port; G. B. Harvey, Calais; Geo. A, Marshall,
York.
Coroners-Lsyi T. Coombs, Lisbon; Dennis
Tob p, Portland.
Trial JuStiees-John A Nsdeau, Frenchville
Charles T. Bassell, OaB field Piantation; David
f. Watson, Gorham; Geo. F. CaIlsp, C.sco
Nathaniel Harding, New Sharon r. b Hunt,
Long Island Plantation; L j. Thomas, Eden;
q. W. Hussey, Albion; S.. w. Wadswot tn, Hi
ram; Henry P. Haynes, Corutb; John j. Tenn
pl-, East Eddington; joseph D. Brown, Fox
croft; W. r Jrnks. Brownvile; Josiah Elton,
Skowhegap; S. Richardson, bingham; r. q
Irefry. Lubfc; Ivory LIBBY, Lebanon.
Notary Pubhc-George 81. M Barrett, Rock
port: w 81 Stuart, Richmond; Geo. A. Hop
klps Milhridge
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Rri.f LQffin2s.

The pile driven at Hoiyok Benson & Co.
wharf sunk yesterday.
The fare to Augusta to the temperance con-
vention is one and one-third for the rouod trip
The Montgomery Guards propose to visit
Lewiston sometime next month. and give ar
exhibition drill.
Clouds and sunshine. Raw day yesterday
Mercury 12a at sunrise, 200 at noon; wind
northeast.
The pipes in the school house at Woodford's
Corner were all frozen up yesterday and TIT
children were dismissed.
The Morrissey infanticide case was post,
poned in the Superior Court till to-day. Attor
ney General Mcclellan writes he shall not b:
present to try the case.
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BATH LOCALS.
MONDAY, Jan. 20,

MONDAY, Jan. 20.
A short snow squall last night.
Mercury 1870 above at noon.
Extensive net smelt fishing on the Whizgig
ice.
Elm st. Baptist afternoon and evening meet
ings cOu.,ne
Distributions the Soup House mentioned
in our locals have never lno,uaea nnrcbases
Our figures were from tickets presented.
An auction sale of four cases of seized
liquor occurred at the custom house this morn
ing. A lot of white pine for decking was also
sold at the Maritime exchange. Az
Early yesterday afternoon Mr.. Benjamin
Browns horse, standing in the stable was
frightened and INDUCED in run, away down
Washington, Pine and Middle streets. Mrs.
Brown was in and thrown from the sleigh
suffering not serious injuries. No damage was
done to the horse or sleigh.
Sunday Heralds were more quietly disposed
of yesterday.
The mortality of this city since New Years,
one death, consumption.
Last Saturday morning before sunrise Ed
ward Leeman was fishing for smelts on an ice
cake near Sewalrs yard when the cake by the
action of tina tide became adrift before the
fisherman observed any damage and was
carried with the man up river. The snow was
falling thicklv and some time elapsed before
the mans cries were heard and his damage
known A large crowd gathered finally on
the shore, a boat was launched and the man
released from his perilous position when the
plow had nearly reached Winslow's Rock.
Though nearly frozen by his exposure and
somewhat frightened his involuntary voyage
resulted in no permanent harm.
Rev. j. W. Fl 4miltou lectures On "Can and
Can't or Fits and Misfits of Sue ;essful and
Unsuccessful People" this evening at Wesley
church.
The Odd Fellows ball comes off at Music
Hall tomorrow night
A Call on the ship yards gladdens the
croaker's hearts.
La case of fire Bath has eleven reservoirs,
three steam fire engines, twenty men each, q
large Babcock Extipguisher, eight mep, one
hook and ladder carriage, six msn, and four
hose carriages. "Come on ye fend with lurid
eyes!"
Rabbit hunting by Bath nimrods is quite q
popular sport-for the rabbits who 60 off before
the gun.
A well-known insurance agent of this city
was this morning presented with q nine pound
"policy."
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BELcHER's ART ENTERTA This
entertainment will be given at Plymouth
Church Wednesday evening. The Boston
Traveller speaking of Belcher & Co.'S art
entertainment given at DR.. Means church,
Gays:
The views we're superb, and it was the
universal opinion that they were in vance Of
any other ever presented in this comm NIFTY
The pictures were, without exception, perfectly
clear aud sharp, the variety WAS great, and the
whole commanded the admiration of the
audianca
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Naples.

The human "epizootic" which has been so
very prevalent in this vicinity is slowly passing
away, but not without visiting nearly every
family in town.
Washington Chaplin. Jr, of whose injury
note was made few days ago, is slowly recov-
ering. =
Our community is very much interested in
the anticipated celebration of the fiftieth ami.
versary of the wedding of our venerable friend
David 81. Dole, E-q, aud bis estmable wife,
which is to be observed. Wednesday, 22d inst.
A great many friends are expected to be pres.
emf, and nice time is anticipated.
TRANSIENT.
Naples, Jan. 20, 1879.
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Tn BANK RUPTCY.-District Court of the
L United States. District Of Name. In the matter
OF Almon l.. Files, Bankrupt.
This is to give notice that petition has been pre-
sented to the Court this Ninth day of January 1879
by Almon i. Files OF Gorham, Bans rupt, praying
that he may be decreed to have full charge from
all his debts provabIe under the Bankrupt Act, and
upon reading said Petition,
1t is ordered by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same. the Seventh day of april, A.
1879. before the Court in Portland, in said Dis
trct at 10 O'Clock, M, and that notice thereof be
published in the Portland Advertiser and the Port
land Press newspapers printed in said District, once
week for three successive weeks. and once in the
weekly Advertiser and Press the last publication to
be thirty days at least before the day o hearth e and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may appear at said time
the prayer OF said Petition should not be granted
VIM P. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court, tor said Disnict.
JAIL d1aw3wT&wlw3
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A PRETTY SIGHT.-Merrll, Prince & Co.
have removed to O'Donnslps block, Middle
street. In their front window may bs seen
beautiful pyramid, the same that was used at
The Centennial in Philadelphia, displaying all
the glories of color of the celebrated cottons
which were made famous by the Capture of the
first prize in the Worlds Exhibition in London
in 1851. Messrs. Merrill, Prince & Co., are to
be congratulated up on the possession of such
desirable headquarters.
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JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM, 1879 BoNNEy. T..
PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-State VS. William 7. Bishop. Indicted
at this term for the larceny of warp and buoys the
properly OF one Currier, ard the larceny of tbree
sheep the property of one M. Littlefeld, of Che
beague Island. Jury out hen court adjourned.
ibis Tuesday morning the case of State VS.. Sally
Morri sey. for the murder of an infant bastard child
Will be taken up. Owing to the pressing engage.
meDts Of the new Attorney General, County Attor-
ney Haskell will conduct the case for the prosecu-
ton. Gen. c. P. Mattocks will defend the respond
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THE FORCE OF HABIT.-Yesterday after
noon, at 2. As p No., when the First Parish bell
struck for parish meeting the horses attach
ed to Mach GONE stean-fre engine, thought
there was an alarm of fire, aud they started to
run out of the eogiue-house with the machine.
The doors were closed and they ran the pole
through one of the panels of the door before
they were stopped. No damage was done to
the steamer and that inflicted on the door will
be trifling.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE JIG herehy. given that Benjamin Stevens,
~ Jr OF Portland, County of Cumberland and
State OF Maine and Avilda his wife by deed of mort
gage dated March 21st A, D.. 1876 recorded In Cum
berland Registry of Deeds, Book 49, Iage 3e2 con-
of land situated on The th-eastery Of Pine
and Vaughan Streets, in said Portland, about one
hundred and forty-two aud oDe-half feet deep on
Pine st. and two hundred and twenty feet on
Vaughan St the other sides being parallel with said
streets. The said ST. John Smith having deceased,
his Executrx in accordance with the provisions Of
his will Transferred the said mortgage TO the under
signed, by assignment dated Nov 9Th, A. D., 1878,
and recorded IN Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book
453, page 23l The condition Of said mortgage has
been broken by reason whereof the uLders sDed as
sisDees Of said mortgage claim "a foreclosure of the
same. j. Il. SMITH,
Portland, jan 20, 1879. H st. j. SMITH,
jan21 - dlaw3wT
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Sweet, clear and musical is my voice since I
used Caswell s. Co.'s SLIPPERY ELM
LoZENGES, for Coughs. Prepared only by
Csswell & Co., of Boston; propretors of Cas-
wells NEW" ELIXIR, for the Blood, and
the beautiful WAX FLOSS Hair Dressing.
For sale by all druggists.
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SAND THE SIDEwALKs.-The sidewalks are
now in the proper condition for the city to sand
as suggested in the PRESS the other day. The
City Marshal is entitled to much praise for
having them cleared of snow better than for
years past, but there is q caking of snow and
ice that no shoveling cen entirely remove and
the only proper way to make pedestrianism safe
is for the authorities, the com mttee on streets,
to order the Street Commissioner to sand the
sidewalks. We venture to state that no action
of the city government met with such popular
approval as the sanding of the sidewalks eever-
al years ago.
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Suicide.

George Stewart, young man, aged IS years.
has been employed in this city for some time
past in one of the shoe factories. About week
ago he went home to Haverhill, and on Satur-
day last, entered his fathers barn while in a
fit of temporary insanity, and hung himself to
one of the beams
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TEMPE RANCE UNION ANNIvERsARY.-The
second an anniversary of this Union will be
celebrated at Congress Hall tonight by a
public meeting aud supper. Able speakers
will be present. also good music, the audience
are invited to jim in the singing. All are
invited. Come early in order to secure Sc it.
Meeting to commence at 7 O'Clock.
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THE MINISTER'S MEETING. - At the
Methodist Preachers meeting yesterday. bon.
J. j. Perry read an able essay on "the Finan-
cial duty of the Minister to Himself" coz
tanning valuable suggestions to preachers and
laymen. The essay ELECTED favorable com.
ments from all present.
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ACCIDENT ON THE Boston & MAINE -
Yesterday morning the down train from Boston
was delayed about fifteen minutes by the
Great Falls train which ran off the track a.
Exeter. Luckily but little damage was
reported and no body injured.
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GOOD FOR RARuEs

We are pleased to say that our baby was per-
msDently cured of serious protr.cted irrepulsr-
ity of the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by
her to perfect health and strength.-Tbe Par
ents, University ave-, Rochester, N Y. See
anotner column. jab20d&w1w
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Gilbert's Assemblies.
Singing School-W. Il. Fitch.
Payson Literary Society-IIlustrated Lectures.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I.O.O.F.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Slippery Elm Lozenges.
Pratt's Astral Oil.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Coal and Hard Wood-C W. York.
Temperance Temperance Coffee House,
Notice OF Foreclosure.
In Bankruptcy.
Wanted-F. j Couch,
Lost-12 Deering ST.
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"Ob, bow do wish my skin was a clear and
soft as yours" said lady to her friend. "You
can easily make it co." answered the friend.
How" inquired the first lady. 'By using
Hop Bitters, that lakes pure rich blood and
blooming health. 1t done it for me, as you OBJ
serve" isn1od1 on
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ECONOMICAL WoRKNGMEN buy the "Nigper
Head and Bulls Eye" Cut Cavendish Smok.
ing Tobaccos, and find them better, cheaper
and equal to nearly double the quantity of COM
Manufactured by VIM. S. KimbalI g. Go. .
Rochester, N Y. sep23T TSSeod
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A LADY,s WISH

The Maine Central Railroad will not receive
freight at freight house in this city after five
O'Clock p. m. A ia16tf
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THE organ rolled It's notes from the growing
diapason to the gentle flute; and the congrega-
ton &C ,ompanied by deep sepulchral coughs
scarcely audible, because they mad not heard Of
the wonderful efficiency Of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Il
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81.
THE PRESS,

May be obtained at the Period Depots of N G
Eessenden, Marquis. Brunei & Co., Andrews
armstrong, Cox, Wentworth. Hodsdon, Hayden
WateIhouse, corner Exchange and Fore St.; Welan
der. Boston q Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros,
on all trains that run out of the city.
Saco, OF l., HodsdOn and III. B. Kendfick.
Bath, of j. o. Shaw
Lewiston, of Stevens & Co.
Biddeford, f. NJ. Burnham.
Brunswick, 3. Dennison, and W. H. Marrett.
Richmond G. A. Beae.
New Castle. A. W. Southworth.
Woodtoro's Corner, III. Moody
Union Square. -