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AN0 T8OCU18 TOW DBW,
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Head TAreas and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not s.Osy -" . Cstarrh
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In Catarrh. u so mild and agreeable 10 il. Ell
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Asa Tree - Powder Is pleasant TO the taste,
and never naasssies; when swallowed. ia st~ntiy
gives 20 The Throat aud Vocal ORGANS
DELICIOUS SEnSArion Of GOODNESS and COMFORT
T. the hest Voice Tonic in the woridi
ny III SAFE. Reliable. and suly Is Cents.
sold BY Drngxists, or matted tree. address
COOPER, WILSON & Co., Prop'rs, Phia.,
Wv whipple Co. Portland Me-, Geo. z.
GOODWIN Co Rask Bros. 4 BIRD: weeksA
Potter. Rostan. Whole ale Agents. HnesS
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AUGUSTA II. vEAZIE.
STATE uF MAINE,


On the fourth dag Of October. in the year OF our
Lord ohs thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight. personally appeared Augusta Il. ve..ie
and made oath that she has read tn. foregoing
libel and that all the alies atom therein contained
true.
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Mr.. Merril's son said that when Elliot
drove up he had 3 young man, apparently
| about ls years old with him on the aled
and that they rode away together. Young
Merrill did not know Elliot's companion
and only remembers that he had ON dark
clothes. Driving on the officers and re-
porters arrived At the home Of the murd-
cred man about 100 A. NJ. haviog first
aroused . neighsor to 20 with them. The
wife WAS not nj once Informed of the muir
der but given to understand that her hus-
band had been severely injured. She WAS
OF course. much agitsted by the informa.
ton and at once prepared to come to the
city to attend him. From Mrs. Elliot il
was learned that her husband was SO years
old and that they had been married eleven
years They have no children, but ut the
present time q young woman named A o.
nle Scripture. Of GlenLurn Centre. is living
with them as help to Mrs. Elliot, who has
been troubled with sickness. There is
also young man named Tozier Sproul,
about - years old, who came there about
q week ago. He said his parents w.re
dead, that he came from MOntville. and
they set him doing chores for his board.
Mrs. Elliot says that her husband len home
about O'Clock Wednesday morning with
his team. accompanied BY young SprOuI,
to 20 to the wood lot for load OF wood.
Young SprOul returned shortly after noon
and reported that Elliot had hauled a load
OF wood to the road and sold IL and that
then Elliot took = load and started for the
city. Mrs. Elliot says Sproui was about
the house oil the afternoon and evening,
she did not know Of any money that her
husband had with him and did not think be
could have hsd any TO speak Of, beyond
what lie would get tor his wood in Bangor.
She says she should have been more
alarmed At his failure to return. had it rot
been for the fact thaf he had told her that
when he came to the city with his team. IL
be got job to haul ice he might stop
day OF two. When it grew late without
his return, she concluded he had got work
Of that kind end after 6liing the stove with
wood and setting his supper where he
could get il " he should happen to come
home. she vent TO bed. The terrible facts
were esokse - gently o. poss,ble to her on
the ride 70 ths city, butt6e scope whsq che
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NORRXDGE WOCE.
anfersh House, -. DazfSrth, Pr
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LIE WESTON AND AUBURN.

SATURDAY, April 26.
The jam of logs and drift wood at the Au-
burn end of Main street bridge, is being re-
moved
The French convent established recently is
becoming prosperous institution 10 its work of
charity.
The Bates Street Baptists are to give May
festival in City Hall, and they offer baby car.
rage and doll to the girl who can sell the most
tickets.
lady tainted on Lisbon street today and
was carried into Virgins drug store, where
she was attended by DR.. Russell,
Mulherrin and Shehan, the third aud fourth
contestants in the Fast Day walking match,
are talking up walk between themselves
On Saturday, May 81, a pede stran race will
occur in Lyceum Hall, open to all Auburn shoe
manufacturers.
John wellington, workman, fell from a
staging Yesterday, distance of 20 feet, and
broke his leg.
Coleman, the man shot and robbed recently.
has sufficiently recovered SO as to be upon the
street.
Edward Sawton, rent collector, desecrated
the sacred domain of Mrs. Anis, yesterday, by
cuttlpg clothes lines, removing doors and COM
mltting such depreciation IS wasn't at all aereea-
pie to Mrs. A She caused warrant to be issued
Tor Sawton's Arrests and costs; appealed and
furnished bonds.
20, Elm II. '' 1''N'oA
Following is the court business transacted
today; Case of Goodwin vs.. Minot iary re-
turned verdict for delft
Inhabitants of Lisbon vs. inhabitants of
Webster. Suit brought to recover SlOO for the
relief and care of Chas White, ,Jr.. and for his
support at the State Insane Asylum since jan
nary LIST, 1878. On trial
j. Hutchinson & Savage, Ludden & Drew.
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ROCKLAND.

SATURDAY, April 26.
An enormous anchor from the mandatory
OF ID. Knowlton & Co., Camden, passed
through this city yesterday, hauled by five
horses.
Schooner Helen which was built at the Keie
about the year 1860, and owned by the McLoon
heirs, now lying at Hewetts wharf, is to be re-
built.
Schooner George which was sold at auction
yesterday, was purchased in equal sharee by
q. w. Kimball, Jr., Geo. Gregory and K. c.
Rankin. She was hauled to Sherei's wharf
last evening, and after recsiving new main
deck, cargo, trunk and ceiling, will be ready
for business. The price for which she sold was
1915. Cheap enough.
The negro Peters, who is charged with larce-
ny, was taken before Judge Hicks Yesterday.
but the case was not finished
Yesterdays arrivals at Th0rndike numbered
II; at Lynde Is.
bv Mrs. Annie Gray, dated at Key West the
18TH INST, stating that her son, MIR. ames H.
Gray, was drowned at sea April q. beino
knocked overheard while arranging the main
boom OF schooner Sarah Hall, the crew of the
vessel being unable to recover the body. Capt.
~ hsnIy Enes, master OF the schooner. says in
MS letter, HE was the best man had on
board and l hoped to keep him with me long
while. Mr.. Gray. was young man of about
twenty years, and well known in this citv.
This sad intelligence gives his friends much
sorrow. $4,000
Hopes for the safety of schooner Calista or
her crew have nearly been abandoned.
Schooner CorvO has received new sails and
first fair wind.
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SAGE AND RFDDEEORD.

SATURDAY, April 26.
Edward Virgin was before Judge Luques to-
day for an assault upon Abraham Rayner.
Fined S. and oosts. Paid.
John Howley aud James Kaler were before
Judge Chase this morning upon complaint of
illegal transportation of liquors. Howley
plead guilty and was fined $50 and costs. Kaler
plead not guilty and was discharged. This is the
party whom Deputies Mari end Stuart chased
on the Portland road.
Rev. Mr.. Parsons, Mr. lyrics successor at
Storer st. Baptist Church, came last night.
The schooner W. L. Bradley, Capt. Chase.
now lying at Factory Island wharf loaded
with cotton, is the largest draft vessel tina
ever came up the river loaded. She is 1872 tons
burden, draws 12a feet water with her present
cargo and III feet with coal.
At the last meeting of l. o. of G. T., of
Saco, the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing quarter: W. G. T., Frank Foss;
W. V. T., Mrs VIM. o. Gay; B. S. Boulter,
". S; Seth Chsdbourn, W. f. s., Jas. F.
DeeriDg, w. F.;J. 7. G. Nichols, W. C. VIM.
b. Emerson, w. NJ. Carrie Dannett. T. g..
@. w. Dame, Q, G.; Chas Hanson. Lodge
deputy. installation next Thursday evening,
Nav 1st.
The Ode Fellows celebration yesterday was
very successful aft. and attracted hundreds
upon the street in both cities 10 wines the
parade The following ls tho order of different
lodges ia the pro eession: Marshal T X
Andrews, aids, S. S. Andrews and Franz
Chase, Institute 73 and York and Hobah En-.
campment. Chambers Band Laconia Granite
and Saco Lodges, Mousam Lodge of Kenne-
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PORTLAND &WORCGSTER LINE
Portland & Rochester IL. IL.
NOVEMBER Is, 1875.

Trains viii run as follows
.Eslssss =5s leave Grand Trunk Depot,
S-A Portland al $50 q. On. and
Leo D. IN.
Leave Preble st. Station at 740 4. M, LIZ and $50 p
= 70 A. Ne, Accommodation for Worcester, with
through car for Boston via Nashua and Lowell
ARRIVES at Rochester at $3.50 q. M, (connect-
mo with Eastern and Boston d Maine Rail-
rosds0 at Nashua 1l.47 a. NJ, Lowell
iS15 o. M, Boston LIS p. M, aver juno
ten IL, 40 D. M, Fitchburg LIS p, m, and
Worcester at 2.10 p. m, connecting with
trains South and West.
4 0G r. M. Steamboat Express for New
London. Through Car for Lowell aud
Roston. Connects at Rochester for Do
chester and Concord, at Nashua for
Lowell and Boston, at Aver junction
fol- Fitchburg and the West via HOosac
Tuuue, Line, at Worcester with Boston
& Albany Railroad tor New Work, at Put
nan, With Boston & Philadelphia Express
'aue'' for Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington, at New london with Nor
witch Line Steamers, due at Pier No. 40,
North River, New arb, al 500 a. u
$50 ID. n.-From Preble Street. Mixed for Hccn-
ester and Way Stations.
Trains leave Rochester at 645, 100 a. M, and s'59
Pm arriving IN Portland st 1885 o. m'' LILO
and Hoo p. m. ..
Close connections made at sSesthroos ~ ga ..
with through trains of Me Central h,h anu a.
Grand Trunk Depot, Portland, VIII 1iirousn
trains of Grand Trunk X ,u. -
Through tickets to all points South anu Me e at
cbange V StIeet anu CIV -'O-' j. M, LUNT,
oc7Gtf ''N''' Supt.
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SheriE'S Sale

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
NvAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
Il auction to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
the seventeenth day Of May A. D. 1879, at Ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Sheri's Office in Port
land, in sad County all the rignJ in equity which
John Tobn of Portland, in the County of Cumber-
and had on the seventh day of June A. D. 1878 at
O'Clock in the forenoon being the time OF the at
tachment of the same on the original writ in the
action on which sad Execution was obtained 10 re-
deem the following described mortgaged real Estate
viz:
Two lots of land with the buildings thereon in
Portland, County of Cumberland, Maine, situated
on the southerly side of Danforh street, beng lots
numbered one ane two plan of Thomas Bresin
estate, which is recorded in Cumbe rland Kegisry of
Deeds, in Plan Book No. 2, Plan No. A. bounded on
the east by the line of lot No. g. which is seventy-sx
and seven-tenths feet distant from Walnut street,
am thence extending for yseven feet and $40 feet
the breadth of said two lots and extending
southWardly from Danforth street parallel with said
walnut street one hundred and fifteen and seven
tenths eet together with the right to be enjoyed by
the owners ana occupants of said two lots of aking
water from the well which is the south emo Of
said lot No for domestic purposes; being the same
premises conveyed to John robin by Hannah MI
Crosman and al. by deed dated Oct. H. A, ID 1861.
recorded in Cumberland Registry, Book 352, Page
46S. ' -"s0
Dated at Portland this seventh day of April, A, D.
1879. 49,
FREDERICK H. HARTFORD, Deputy Sheriff.
apl4 d1aw3wM
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Deygiu aopss, QuInb1 IL RlDrch, Pre-
eFse:er.
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AUGUSTA,
SATURDAY, A

SATURDAY, April 26.
The first logs of the season were seen running
in the old Kennebec Friday.
The Della Collins arrived at lher landing in
good season today.
Mr.. w. E. Potter has purchased the lot and
building now occupied as grocery store by
Hill & Hoyt, from Mr.. Chas. Wingate, for
$4,000.
Sturges, Lombard 81 Co. will send about
dozen men on the drive Monday to get their
logs into the Kennebec
Last Thursday the Heaton Temple of Ell onor,
No. 10, of Augusta, held installation of officers
and The following parties were installed: MI.
Bickford, w. G. t.; B. f. Gasin, w. V. T.:
Thomas Brenard, w. r Chas. Emery, W. f.
H.: j.. 81. Low, w. I. They have bsen organ
lzed about three weeks, have twenty members
ana are In tiourishing condition. There are
62 lodges in the state, comprising about 1900
members.
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@GkAMX.
z7f. Cutler saeuse,-szirars WaessA. 'arss
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For Sale or Rent,

fE'HE q story brio house No. 1O1 Brackett street
containing IL finished rooms gas Sebaoo els
tern and good WELL with about 1000 feet of land If
ant Inquire of JOHN g. PRoCTFR n-
apr22dlw '
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND IS.
NlAKEN on execution and will be sold BY public
Il auction to the highest bidder on SATURDAY.
the fourth day of May, A. D. 1879 at one o.
CLOCK IN the moon, at the Sheris Office in Port
land IN said county, all the right in equity which
Lydia A. Webster, of Cape Elizabeth, in the county
OF Cumberland, had on the sixth day OF November,
A. ID. 1873, at hve o'clock and ten minutes 10 the af
ternoon. being the time OF the attachment of the
same on the original writ, in the action on which said
execution was obtained to redeem the following de-
scribed mortgaged real estate, to wit:
a certain lot of land with the buildings thereon
situated in Knightvile Cape ELIZABETH il being LOT
numbered twenty-five (25) on the northerly side OF
sueel and running back one hundred feet holding the
width OF tity (5O tee as laid down on plan b. of the
Ihomas farm IN Cape Elizabeth drawn by VI. An
son. IN 800. Plan Book 8, Page 60, being the same
premises conveyed to her, tut said Lydia A. Webster
by deco OF George Davis, dated The sixth day OF
July' 4; u. 1871 and recorded in Cumberland Reg
istIy OF DEEDS Book 1885, Page $685. 10 which deed aud
records thereof reference is made for more partcu-
Dated at Portland this sixteenth day of April, A.
D, 1879. FREDERICK #. HARFdRD 49,
apisulaw3wM Deputy Sheriff.
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BELFAST.
American House,. ID Fucker, PrOprie-
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LOST AND FOUND.
TO LET.
TO LET ON LONG ISLAND.

ON BROWN ST.. contains about ten rooms in
~ good repair. Rent $50, with Sebago now va
eau v:, aapsWy 10 G. W. VERRILL,
"pN'u'i 191 Middle street.
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trusted and discreet retainers on horseback To
scour the surrounding country. They re-
turned with downcast countenances: no
traces of the lost Won Weinstein had been
found.
During one terrible hour the walls of the
three neglected infants mingled with the
screams of the hysterical mother to whom
the attention of the four sage women was ex-
clusively directed. At the end of the hour
her ladyshlp had sufficiently recovered to i'm
plore her attendants to make a last though
hopeless count. On three pillows Law three
babies bowling Justify in unison. On the
fourth pillow reposed fourth infant, with a
mysterious smile upon its face, but cheeks
that bore traces of recent tears.
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TWO ORGANS.

Regulate first the stomach, second the liver:
especially the first, so as to perform their fupc
lions perfectly and you will remove at least
nineteen twentieths of all the ills that mankind
is heir to, in this or any other climate. HOB
Bitters is the only thing that will give perfectly
healthv natural action to these two organs.
APRIL deod2w
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MAINE CITIES,
lettings by Press Correspondents,


SATURDAY, April &C.
City mortality this week two deaths. one
from consumption, one from PARALYSIS.
despatch to Hitchcock & Adams this af-
ternoou, announces the arrival at New Yolk
of the Norman, Capt. F. Hodgdop, with sugar
from Cardenas. The voyage was M ade in nine
days.
Two families OF Indians Of the Passamaquod
dy tribe at present have their headquarters
near the ferry on the Woolwich side. They
are at work on large order of lacr osse stricks
for Boston parties.
The Hon. Edwin Reed arrived home from
New York, via the Z. p. m. train Friday.
Mr.. G. W. Bnzzell has leased the Turner
mansion, Turner's court
During the recent freshet, Messrs. Day,
Carlton, and Frank Locksey of Woolw ich,
have RATED, the first APO, the second 2OO the
third 100 logs belonging to the Kennebec aud
Androscoggin companies, for which they have
received twenty cents for each log saved.
After being metslled at the Portlend dry
DOCK the Scotia will load ice at Thwing's point
houses.
Last Tuesday man was in town represent
ing himself as an agent of relief fund for
Archbishop Purcell Of Ohio Els modus
operandi was TO visit Catholic workmen and
servant girls about the city, represent that Ger.
tain parties well known to the persons ad
dressed had subscribed 81 for a book, the profits
on the proceeds Of the sale of which would be
used to swell relief fund for the archbishop.
He obtained considerable sums but the victims
have seen no books.
Officers of Popham Lodge are: z. W. G. T.,
j f: Shaw; W G. T. D P. Bailey; W. V. T.,
Maria B. Shea; w. S., Mary L. Downing; w.
| +. s., T Stevens: W. T., E. Brackley: W. c.,
Mary f. Small; w. NJ. A. f. Erskine; W. L,
G Mrs. S. j. Brackley; Lodge Deputy, J. w.
Sweet The installation occurs next Friday
| evening.
Monday at 3 D. NJ, at the common council
room, the petition of III. L. Houghton and
Others, regarding a % ger cent. reduction in
the salaries of city officials, will be heard by
the joint standing committee on finance.
No further news have been received regard.
ing John Reed and cons of Hodgdon's Mills,
of whose feared loss while fishing off the coast
Wednesday night mention has been 4de.
Capt. john j. Rogers, lateo of the Norwegian
has accepted position on the steamer Sion
| iDgton.
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HOTEL DIRECTOAY.

aOI Ell DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels in the State, at which
the Daily PRESS NAV Away bs found
ALRHED.
Aifredisa Onse, Il. "A Cooling, Proprietor
AUBUBn.
Elna aonse, Ccurr. Sc. ~. x. a a. gssspz
EsrcPrietOrss
AUGUSTA.
Aagasss Moase, STATE s;., IA, whitehead
Proprietor.
BATH.
Eata Hotel, @. IN. PiumGser, PreSrielsr
shannOn's EOtei Kerry skannoR,l PRO-
prietor.
BELFAST.
American House, ID Fucker, PrOprie-
BOLsTER,s MILLS.
Hancock House, NJ. Hancock, PrOprse-
tor.
BOSTON.
Parker House, School So. 80. %. ParAes "a
Co., PROPRIETOR.
fremont Heuse, fremont st.-CssRir:
6urney & 90. Proprieters.
BRUNswICR, mE.
p. & K. Dining Rooms, ~. y. F:sia
Proprietor.
CORNISH.
Cornish sssuse, II. H. Davis. Proprietor
DANvaLEE JUNCTION.
Oisrk's DiniUs Rail, Grand Trrnh ssAsis
way Depot, Ts. ~. CLARK, Pr@STietsy
DRxTER.
Merchants Exchange RoteI, Dexter, Me-
w. q. Morrill,, Proprietor.
EAST BROwNFIELD.
liberty House, w. n. Stichney, PrOrrie-
tor.
EAsTPORT.
PassanaGuOddy Eouse,-A, Pike g. Co.,
HIRAM.
Ei. Cutler Seuse,-zSirans Waess4. Ssrs.
prsesoK
H0ULTON.
Smell Housed. q. Floyd, Proprietor.
LIMERICK.
Him rick #Ouse,-O. n. Fesz, Proprie or
LEWISTON
DsyStu House, QuEnsJ IL wDrch, Pv@.
ysFSe:eF.
MELL8REDGE.
Atlantic EEssse Geo. A. EHOpklus, Pre-
prietoE'
NORRXDGEW OCE.
nanfsrsh Eonse, -. Da-forth, F'rc5r5zvsT
PEAKS ISLAND
UnIsu EsoEse-Vy. II. yones. Fsorsfsssr.
------
RORTAArEs
American HOUSE, corner OF hiddie and
Srfsia streets ID. Randall a. Son.
P-rry,s EsoteI,1tz Redersist.A. Il. SserrS,
Proprietor.
Ct,x gaosey, Cor. CougEess aud ssre@s NJ.
Tx, Martha, Proprietor.
Falmouth Hotel, -, ". Shaw ~ son, pro-
prietOrs'
FrebIe House, Congress "a. Gibson Gee,
ESroprietoVa.
O. \. Hotel, junction of Congress aud Fed
erai SITS. Mcdonald 81 NeWbegir, Sropri-
e1SJs.
SACCARAPPA.
Presum % scot II Ouse,-W. y. Pratt, Propri
etOr.
SHOW HEGAn.
Farmer House, ". g. Fsssiion. sS@5yaa
etor.
Elm HOuse.-F. a. DOrc, Proprietor.
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SANl a ~ 2 n IA
Presum uscOt HOuse,-w. y. Pratt, PrOpri
etOr.
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LIMERICK.
I lru rick #Ouse,-O. ~ Fogz, Proprie or
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bunk. After parade of the principal streets
of both cities bountiful supper was partaken
of in City Hall. The band concert was what
Chandler's concerts always are, grand and
pleasing. Mr.. e. P. Parcher made few
remarks followed during the evening by J.W.
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MEDICAL.
DW. SHANNON.

THE INDIAN DOCTOR, is in town, to re-
NON a few months. Has not been here for twenty
wears He cures all complaints Except seated Con-
sum ption) the Catarrh all kinds Of Cancers Cause
States Reen here three weeks; has rs patients: all
doing we'll He is geutleu Of high standing. and
il the seventh son OF the seventh son, and is Of IN
dian and Scotch parentage. VIII be found at
No. 8 Brattle Street. Portland, Me.
ap2I dlW*
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POETRY.

If skies were bluer,
And fOgs were fewer.
And fewer we're the storms on land and Gan
Wee shining summers
Perpetual Corners
What an Uopia this would bel
II Life we're longer
And Faith were stronger,
II pleasure would bide--if Care would fee;
If each were brother
To all the other
What an Arcadia this would be!
Were Greed abolished
And Gain demolished,
Were Slavery chained aud Freedom fee;
If all earth's troubles
Collapsed like bubbles-
What an Elysium this would bel
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Fur SALE !!
FOR SALE.

S& One or both of the elegant Brick Dwelling
&, Houses on the corner OF Pine and Carlton
10y. Streets, in this city.
The Houses are now being finished and are open
inspection.
For particulars apply to
n. HI. FASsETT, Architect,
Centennial Block, Exchange Street.
Portland, Aug. 5, 1873. au5dtf