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New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
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CHICAGO April 25.The Dyorer| journal report. Hoes
-Foceips 1000 head: shipments $3.50 head. marEc'
str,rr and hivher: 5liXci P3Ckiug, Light BOA
$ 3d. Choice Heavy, s3 'Oos3 y market closed firm
CATuF Receipts. 5000 headt shipments. 700 head .
sappiug SOW S1 2OaSj o.; Butchers sld Other grades
Receipts $50 head shipments common
quII. GOOD GRADES. $3 1896.
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borses, Carriages. Garness. &t.

open PONY PIIAETON, IN perfect order.
" upholstered Ia leather built by DrntIert sale
the NcrLnglaud stables, l,ol2 broadway i5th.sL
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Bnslnces Ghantes.

business MEN having large acquantances
ID viii be- literally compensated by corresponding with
view iupucc Ot the most profitable patCulei articles
d,strvtdy pacCal must have very large sale H. N the
undonbcd references and high reyue accompanying IT,
Address BUSINESS. Tribune Ofce.
OWING To outside financial embarrassment
~ pgrsuer iu established periodical. hi interest must DE
sod closest scrutiny invited 800 10 5000 cas- re
ONCC.
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Coal an0 Wooo.

EMPIRE WOOD and COAL DEPOT, $50,
~ l52, l5s East 25tl-st. Prices reduced.
VIM. /. WILLIAMS.
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Steamboais ano RAILROADS..

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave York fum foot OF DeslrOsses ami Court
landt-sts.
$40 a. m for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati. Indanap
oils Chicago and the West, hlcmOuu, Charleston apd the
south Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Newark, Ohio ana
chicago.
100 .. for Washington and the West. Pullman
Baltimore Washington. close
connections PttSburk Cincinnati. Indianapolis Louis
willie Louis through Pullman cars, Baltimore
Cnnafi. Louis aud Pitt-burg.
1000 daily Washington the south and West Pull
seeper York Ia Baltimore and Washington.
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati udanapo
Is Louisville, St LOUIS Columbus Pttsburg the S0uth
southwest. Through Pullman from Baltimore Cncu.
natl Washington with LynChburg,
florida, New -Orlt aus and the south.
For through tickets please cal at C1mDany's Oicc 80
BrOaway NewNUIk and at Cket Ot'S Ot COuItlndi
ana De-lirosses.sts. aud Depot, Jersey CITY.
HOUND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS NEBRAShA
AND FLORIDA
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STAR LINE

M Hi l. NTAK ITNE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEESSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTlCE1he steamers ~ ts Line taSe tue Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Marry T. > w. on both the ouIwAri
and honey VOYAGES
ADkia Jennings iiilsoaF Nay l. D. IA
BALTIC Can't Parseil sat daY MAY 10 500 a. III
BRITANNIA cent. SATURDAY. May -, ESQ p ~
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT or W. lOlh
81.
uniform and unsurpassed IA aD
pOiutnIents Saloon Stae-TODns. smoking. aud Bath
placed amidsips where the noise and motion arc
aGOrdng degree o! comfort hitherto unattauaOe
KATES-SalOoh. $40 ani fI0O Steerdge. --s Return
tickets favorable
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep. norpigs
For inspection other information apply AZ ths
Company's Olces No % Broadway New OrS or 40 al
Lat-st. Philadelphia X CORIl- Agent
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Pfrryc Arrl 25Flour u fair request sales 80 Oils
or, unchanged Wheat iu moderate request s.e OF 30 q
b. no Duiatb o. private terms No HaIl M!"Auktc
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By order ompfr'lcr 81 The currency Hd me n
state. District Court Tor he southern lrfi6 1i Nr"
NJ ktceyet Of the Ucesu Natona Baus Eh sh ~ Rnnc
pnrtl.u a SsiorIO0m III brt AWAY. n
CITY The 3u;h oi Nnr - ~ ~ o'A
r. m ssl lJ shares The STOCK u TIE lRh' @"lt"
shin anal g, ana ron CouIaur uuc pan value being
one rInolrd dollars per Eao The Ti-h' Q" ihII" N'l
g on 9, psIf thereof sale. 10 sd si'F mus
moi oniaiu cG q, reserved 1HEO. u. DAVIS l''ri,cr
Nassau st.. Sc. .fh.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

II \ AKRANGENENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Marc1
80 lS79:cavc dcppts loot OF CortlanIt aud Desbr -es
loo D. N. Tor Eisou. Bethlehem, Allentown Reading,
MaUch Chunk. Uazolfun MahauOy tity Ashland wilkes
tarre. scranton and TUukhaunpck.
$50 D. M night Express daily for Easton, Bethlehem.
Attention. Mmch Cuunk WiIkcsbarre. E,mira, itnaci,
Geneva Auburn. Rochester Buffalo NIagata FAILS and 'he
West Pulman sleeping coaches attached
ROBT SANhE, Sup't and Engr
General Eastern Office corner Church and tlndts ss
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Ocean Gieamcrs.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LlVEKHOOL:; ,,pp,
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from PhuMlei'h@
OHIO sans SATt KDAf, May ), Sa H.
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TIE " WILL'NNDWN = It IN WEItN
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE

been thoroughly oveThaulei and re'tcd have been
placed the ne tor the summer
IAaye NeW-I Ork day t-undays excepted AZ m. from
PIe - y r. loot OF Murrayst Leave BrUOAyn via Annex
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March II, 1879 Leave NewYork foot Il
berty. -. C. X. II. Cf y. j. for
Vinelaud Brdgeton ANA Atlantic Cty. II:i5 al III
MarctOwn. -la "A. m. 800 D. m.
Baruegat ard TuCkcrton. 400 u. NJ
Philadelphia ana Mt. Holly, lli5a M 400 p ~
From per = y Y. foot RcCtors'l
l0Op. m fof Highlands Long Branch and EatontJwn.
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RED STAR LTNE-TO ANTWERP.

Belgian United Sibte' NAILS 5hlof
cy,fv lO DAYS nom PhilldelDhia and New Iork. 80
BfLGERLAND sails FRIDAY. Auii -, ~ r. "'
For rates passage other nfOr na'iJl 1pply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General en- 81.
Walnut. st.. Philadelphia ~ bt"dd"aN 49,. -.
InHN MCnnNAIb Akent. Y hatterI- -pIaco. New vow
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EALL RIVER LINE
FOR
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY 81 80.

CorTcspoGdng reduction 90 al points EAST Tickets BE-
New AUIs Boston limited aud good only Day o
fer continuous tal
River the following morning az $50 arrival O
Rrgulr ilckcs s.. good any train between
Fall River and Boston.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

RRlDGEPORT and all points on HOusatOnlc
ID and Naugatuck saosd- Fare ST. SteaueT Bridgeport
leaves Catharneslp daily Sundays excepted at 1880
and Bridgeport al II \.
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LINE.


I STEAMSHIP LINE for -. Thomas. Para Peruam
Duco Bahia aud Jaueiro connecting az ST. Omas with
Steamers for Porto Rico Jamaica Spanish Nain-Ihe
hrst-cIass iron steamship CITY OF RIO yANElRO
Captain Wrr VIII sail fo the above ports ri e. DAY.
May @ at p m freight received for this steamer
the 81 Freight received az all times AZ Roberts
BrpOglyn. but only on permit frOmNcw-lOTk ONCE.
Shippers desiring -uTauce effect
pOcy Through tickets issued all points
reached nv the Royal Mail steam Packet Companys Inter
colonial Steamers aud 10 MOnevdrO ana Buenos AyTes.
Freight must be raid For freight engage
ments passage HAVING elegant accommodations apply %
G. II. MALLORY Il CO., Agents,
Office Pier 20 T. r.. Fulton Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
.EW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
IOR INLNlNN AND IuILADEIPN[A

ENrkE>s TRAIN IINE TWO HOURS
Leave NrW fors, FOOT ~ Liberty for eutJu AMI P1b
dr.IIa Al t3u 5, 8 II 90 m 1870. ( go - y. ,
Leave IA'iadcpia rom station NOIth pennsylvania Ht
I'asL lnd AM l'crkst AZ GS5, way, 1l1 y5p ll'J W.
leave Trenton for Ncwyorkat 100 except MoDtay. 6j.
S,a. lO2U a NJ. l2l5. pa. Az. b:lj p. m.
PIudu Drawing attached 70 the 'nJ J. m -
T. NJ, trains from New York 10 the s4Ja D, l'' o. Ii'
trains from Philadelphia ,.,,,..-, .,....
ga m 53u I'm m Leave He" YORK iof lieniol'i D. np
5.,Up M leave Trenton Ar l..O. $50 a. No., UlO 2.
CONNECTION pgp ~ Jersey tiiy station by ferry 70 all
nom Hro5kiyu and - fTie" Depot. Jersey cay. 49,.
TcErts or sale foot Of LlDefy,t Nos % ti -
Broad principal hotels. al "th'es n t' i 'i-
in Ncw-York and Brooklyn ana AZ NG.4 ,oai.,'t
BROOKLYN Baggage checked from residence 40 GrNiH it.
IL. T.. BALDWIN. Gen. fdss AE"aG
FOR RONDOUT and Landing
nc t0SlcB- West ioDt. toinwall. N"wbure hGHpvt';
Mion Pougnkeepse Esopus 'onncoiiEg win i1e, NJ AZ
DeiaNarr aLd NaIE valley Railroads STEAMBOATS, j -
\" BALDWIN and THOMAS cons ELL ItaVe DAILY atf
y M, i1ef 81 &orth Rive. foot 81 IIrrlspn.st
EOR NEW-HANEN, IFS surroundings and
L AL stat Ons on the New-York, Boston ami Af Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads Ci-ect-StcAmrrS
JOHN III. = GARIN AMI ERASfUS CORNING leave Picf =,
y n, foot Of Couraudt-st. lt every n.gt ~ te
New Haven Inn" -o al
all best facilities for passengers
and freight fare II 81 3D. Startns New Haven
john H. srARIN. Proprietor
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NOTlCE.-Thc stock book Of tins Company
y viii r closed 1t tr purpose oi the annual el'ct"a
the 3h dsy ~ Ami l-1J and remained tI"'.N uh
me Sth dav Nav. 1874 and dining sa time ~" transfers
Of ,t,ra Inou il books o! This Company viii De- made "r
certificates stock issued iy - officers iti 'ia gl l
dfr,rfars T.. .LNEE, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
NORrHERN RNILROAD ON NEW.JERSEY.

Trains leave for Englcwood Lloser Piermon ana Nyack
T. $50 g45 a l. g. 4, 4i3, $50 $50 : 30. IL 80
sundays ana $50 p m. The ll:30p. m. train Will
leave 30 minutes later saturday nights.
spring Valley and Nonsey. Z, o.i5 iiJ
JNO. y. ABBOTr. GeuI Psssr Agt. NewNork
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

NOIlCE.-THE NLW-N ORK ELEVATED RAIL-
" ROAD CONTAIN. TG.A-l u.Hr t:fI,t. ! bS,A Au"Al.
Nyy: otN Arrl . I-79-Tt. Directors Of This COMPANY
have his t!ay declared a bINJDkND OF FIVE 90 PER
CENT utuE tht capital stuCk OF this company from the net
Earnings p March 81 1873 payable at the office of the
Treasurer and hr ls day My next 20 TIE share
nf D. Instant The
'rr hooks vii ,los'~i ocouS D. Apn ~ instant.
and optLel on the morning ON MAY next
IA COMING Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

AFFICE of the Leadylle Mining Company
" 81 Broadway. NeW-Nork, Apul -, 1879.
BINIDEND 40. 2
The Board of TTse's haze tins ay declared DNllenl OF
PEKCFNT on the capital stock Of h.s company t-0'"
upu OUT aydhle 4 The Office OF the company
and MAY 1879 Transfer books VIII close May
. and reopeu NAV .. i. =. Loo KWOOD ~, rrtaTy.
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INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

ENPFRiAL GERMAN NAIL. - liamhnrg
z AmrIiciu rackct Comn1nv's Line FOR PLNNOI III,
CHEKBOU Rd and HAHBU Rt'. ,,,-
GFlI.EpT NV WIILh Nb.........-.-N Nay =
passage 70 vmrblh LONDON, Chcr6'Ig i.h's
ana aI pOnts m England ~ro'isuI and Wales tr 'aun
geld 100, second Cabin gold $50 Ntee'age, Ttucy 7")
KTNHAHDT & CO.. c. EltIAitD " B',A
General Agents. General Passenger AHthS
81 BTuddst. NeWNprk bl Binal"a', new r.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. leave foot of Ll eFtysi Tor freehold ~
S.lS. ll-f5 4 u. :, BIS p. m.
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The Spring Elections.

| The time is at hand when the people of the
State are to have their local elections. In
the present condition Of political parties these
elections will have great significance. The
action of greenbackers in their local affairs,
will, to a large degree, indicate what may be
expected from them in the general election OF
next September The New Era invites special
attention to its editorial in another column,
entitled The alternative for revolution, pc
lieving that the policy there indicated Is the
true one to be followed by the party. Every
body should attend the caucuses to nominate
local officers. Concise resolutions should be
adopted stating all the reforms that the people
demand No person should be nominated
who does not squarely and fully approve such
resolutions. Speeches should be made every
where; at least two in every town before the
elections; and greenback newspapers should
he distributed freely among those who do not
already take them. BY little good work in
this way now, the greenback party will be
prepared to meet and, this time, rout the
enemy whom it only checked in the last cleo
tion.-Ner Era (Greenbaek.)
The above from one of the leading
greenback organs of the State, shows
what that party is doing, and that the
greenbackers are going to contest the COM
ing town elections with desperation. They
feel that if they lose strength in the cleo
tons now at hand the result will injure
them in the fall campaign. Let the repub-
licans wake up at once in every town and
prepare for the conflict. Nominate the
strongest men for candidates and then
give them united and strenuous support
at the polls. Begin the canvass at once.
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maintain the position which he has as
snmed of innocent indifference, of abso-
lutte ignorance as to the shameful corrup-
ton which was being carried on for his
benefit and by men who were known to be
his confidential agents. 1t it possible that
knowing it he stopped it, as relton init
mates that he did, and as he declares he
would have done. That is point for in
vestigation. What is established beyond
a doubt is that the impression which he
has sought to give, that he knew nothing
of it, is contradicted by the first really es-
sential evidence that has been offered on
the subject.
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HOUSE..

FRIDAY, req. I.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Mr.. WooDBURY of Houlton, presented the
following, which was laid on the table on his
motion:
Ordered, That all resolves appropriating
money be laid aside without debate and day
special assigned for their consideration.
Mr.. lNGRAHAM, from the Committee on
Legal Affairs, reported legislation inexpedient
on order relating to the expedency of amend
ing sec III, chap. of the revised statutes.
fixing interest named in the 7th line of said
section at less rate than two per cent. per
annum; also made the same report on order
relating to repeating or amending sec l4S of
chap. 6 of the revised statutes, relating to
overlay and abatement of taxes.
Mr. HILLS, from the Committee on Mer-
camille Affairs and Insurance, on order. re-
ported bill an act to amend see 10, chap 40
Of the revised statutes, relating to insurance.
Printed under rule.
Mr.. Fox, from the Committee on Financial
Affairs, on petition, reported resolve appro-
priating s., 900 for the Maine General Hospital.
The same gentleman, from the Committee
on Claims, on memorial of assessors of Fort
Kent reported resolve in favor of Fort Kent.
Printed under rule.
Mr.. DOUGLASS, from the Committee on
Ways and Bridges, on petition for aid in
building road, reported resolve in favor of
the town of Grafton, in Oxford county.
Printed under rule.
Mr.. SPAULDISG, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, on petition, reported bill an act in re-
latioR to liens on vessels. Printed under
rule.
The same gentleman, from the same Com
mittee, reported Legislation inexpedient on
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CONSUMPTION CURED,

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and per
manent cure of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh asthma, and all throat and lung aflec-
tions, also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive. and desire
to relieve human suffering, will send, free
of charge. to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using,
in German, French, or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper W. W. Sherar, l49 Powers Block,
Rochester, New York. jan30t&w4w
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Ny wife had n terrible cough snd cured II
by using DR.. A. j. Flagg's Cough and Lung syrup,

FS@ SUFFERERS from headache, constlpat.
ed bowels, inward piles, costiveness, fevers
torpid liver, yellowness of the skin and eyes
indigestion, dyspepsia, and all arrangements
of the internal yiscera, are cured by
"Swaynes Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Tn.
like many other purgatiyes, they do not irri
tate the stomach and bowels by frequent use
They keep the system in healthy condition by
arousng the torpid liver to healthy action and
expelling by the bowels and kidneys the mat.
ter that poiSons the foundations of life. BE
particular to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price
% cents box at all leading druggists. Geo
G.. Goodwin & Co., Wholesale Agents, Bos-
ton, Partridge Bros, Augusta.
sepl9feod&wtf
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HalloWell Local News.

There was good attendance at the Baptist
church in this city, on Thursday evening last
to listen to the very able, interesting an |
scholarly lecture, the fourth of the Library
course, delivered by Rev. Henry s. Carpen-
ter of Boston. Subject, abr. Samuel John
son-the man, the moraist. the Christian
The speaker was thoroughly master of his
subject, and discussed the leading character
istics of habit. mind and heart of the distn-
guished DIR. Johnson, most forcibly and elo-
quently Nothing short of n full report
of the lecture could do justice to the lecturer
or subject.
We learn that the concert and masquerade
ball, at Wilson Hall, on Thursday evening
last, was Il gratifying success TO all concerned.
The splendid sleighing and beautiful days and
evenings Of the past week have been improved
by the owners of horsefesh and lovers of
pleasure to an unusual extent. An occasional
collision, overturn or fine for fast driving,
serve to give variety and interest to the sports
of the season.
The antiquarian supper at the Baptist YES
try, on Tuesday evening last, proved to he Il
very pleasant and successful affair, enjoyed
by large number of the members OF the
churcn and society and their friends in at
tendance The Hughes Brothers added
greatly TO the interest of the occasion by per
forming several of their popular melodies,
which are always received with special favor.
Several quartettes were also rendered by am
atcur musicians of the society.
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PETITIONS, BILLS, &c, PRESENTED AND RE-


PETITIONS, BILLS, &c, PRESENTED AND RE-
FERRED.
BY Mr.. WEYMOUTH of Clinton-Remon-
STRANGE of 4. ii. Barton and A. others, of
Benton, against relieving proprietors of Ken
nebcc dam from maintaining a lock in said
dam. Referred TO the Committee on Interior
Waters
BY Mr.. TALBOT of East Naturalization
of Samuel Hawkins and % others, of Wesley.
for a bounty on bears; also for change in the
game laws Referred to the Committee on
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. BoYSTuS of Bangor - Bill an nc,
to provide in part for the expenditures OF
government. Referred to the Committee on
Financial Affairs.
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Exists, or if the hair is gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can be restored by us
ing "London Hair Color Restorer," the most
delightful article ever introduced to the Amer
lean people for increasing its growth, restor-
ing its natural color, and at the same time a
lovely hair dressing and beautifcr. 1t is to-
tally different from all others; not sticky and
gummy, and free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles obnoxious in
fact it is exquisitely perfumed and so clearly
and elegantly prepared as to make it lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury.
j. A. TYNEs, prominent CITIZEN,
Wilson, n. c., writes Some ten years ago
my wifes hair commenced falling, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
-''London Hair Color Restorer' the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color was restored, and is now growing beau
tifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer Price, IS cents bottle. Six bot
ties, 81. Main Depot for the U. s., $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
Partridge Bros, Augusta. sepl9teod&wtf
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Legislative Proceedings.
Continued from first page. }

Mr. PRTScE of Androscoggin, from the
Committee on State Lands and State Roads,
reported ought to pass upon a resolve in fay or
of Alfred Veazie. Printed under rule.
Mr.. BRADFORD of Washington, from the
Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur-
ance, reported bill an act to amend chap 1856
of the public laws of 1877, relating to life
insurance. Printed under rule. Adds the
following to the law "But any such company
may issue to a resident of any other State or
county, a policy conforming to the laws of
such State or county and not subject TO the
provisions of this act"
Mr.. BARKER of Penobscot, from the Com
mittee on State Lands and State Roads, re-
ported ought not to pass on bill an act to re-
duce the valuation of Township No. %, Mid
die Division, Washington county.
Mr. THOMPSON of Knox, from the Commit
tee on Education, reported ought not to pass
on bill an act entitled an act to establish a
the public schools.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to regulate the taking and shoot
ing of pigeons; an act to amend an act
to incorporate the Portland Widows Wood
Society; an act to make valid the
doings of the Portland Widows Wood
Society; an act to prevent the taking of fish
from Aliens pond, in the town of Greene,
Androscoggin county, for the term of five
years; an act to protect trout in Branch
river, in the town of Wells, York county; an
act to prevent the throwing of slabs and edg-
ings into the Caribou stream, in the town of
Caribou an act for the protection of lob
sters an act to extend the time for locating
and completing the Northern Aroostook rail
road.
PASSED TO BE ENGgossED.
Bill an act authorizing the building of a
dam over Mill Cove, in Harpswell bill an
act to incorporate the Pressure Isle & Mays
vile Railroad Company; bill an act to make
valid the doings of the town of Canton, in
special town meeting, held Nov. I'd, 1872
Bill an act to facilitate and equalize the
transportation of freight and passengers over
all railroads in the State; resolve in favor of
Perkins and Washington Plantations; resolve
in favor of the town of Byron, Oxford county !;
resolve in favor of the Passamaquoddy In
dians.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to make legal the dongs of
the Oquassac Angling Association; an
city of Portland; an act to authorize w.
| w. sawyer " III tne low II
of Steuben; an act to amend chap. 1876 of the
public laws of 1871 relating to river fisheries
an act to amend chap. 63 of the public
laws Of 1878, relating to the Maine In
dustrial School for Girls an act to authorize
John Williams to remove remains from a
burying ground an act to amend chap. l39
of the public laws of 1873; an act to incor-
porate the Elliot Bridge CO.. an act to amend
sec. of chap. l24 of the revised statutes.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve providing for the distribution OF
stationery to members of the legislature
On motion Of Mr.. VISToS of Cumberland,
! Adjourned.
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SperiaI Notirs s.
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, NeW York City.
dccy7teod&wiy
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Qalckcn the Circulation.

Don't let the blood stagnae in your veins. You
can prevent its doing BY increasing its volume and
purity, by stimulating he digestive organs, and en-
couragng assimilation, with that machless vi;az.
ing agent iostetters stomach Btters People not
afflicted with any organic or inorganic disease grow
wan and haggard simply because their blood Is thin,
watory, deficient in nouri>hng properties and So
mcager In quantity that the extremities are very inn
perfectly supplied with IT, and the superficial c.rcula
tion extremely feeble. Hence the bloodcss appear
ance of the countenance. But when the Bitters are
used to enrich and quicken the blood. the rosy hue
of health returns to the cheek, the frame acquires
substance as well rs vyor, the appetite improves, aud
no digestive qualms interfere either with its grUca
tion or the subsequent tranquility of the stomach