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The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
pARLoR CONCERT.

PARLOR CONCERT.
A very pleasant parlor concert was given
last Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. Virgil Taylor. The following was the
programme:
Piano Solo. .... Fantaisie, Sur un Theme Allemand
Mr.. Low.
Song SELECTION
MIR Cram
Piano Duet.,.. .............A Toute Vapeur
Miss earle and Mr. Taylor
Song..,,...".. Waiting Heart
Miss Keunard
Flute Duet. Vanne al milo bene
Messrs. Parks ana Kelsey.
Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l How Delightful
Miss Care.
Piano Solo,, ........ .......La Chase Internal
Mr.. Taylor.
Song. .'.......".:.. ......"..Good Night
Mr.. Cram.
Piano and Organ Duet ..............,. Miserere
Messrs Low and Taylor
Song...... ..............Wh When the tide comes in
Miss earle.
UueC. .......,,,.., Medley
Misses Kennard.
NOTES.
Mrs Scott Siddons will give reading In this
city f. bruary IT,
The tickets for the opening night Of the "Saa
OF Ice" at Portland Theatre will be ready this
morning at the box office.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

No SMUGGLING. "A report was circulated
yesterday that quantity of Irish linen had
been discovered in a pile of rubbish at the
Grand Trunk wharves, said linen having baen
Struggled 10 one of the English steamers. COL
lector Morrill, stated last evening there was no
truth in the rnnort
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow
elp, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urin-
airy Organs, and $500 will be paid for case
pure or Injurious in tbem-Hop Bitters. Test
il. See "Trnths.' or Proverbs" asotber COL
umn.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

The BANGOR MURDERER. - The police
authorities here say it is quite certain the Ban
gor muI dertr did not come to Portland. The
officers of the train say no man answering his
description took the train at, or near Bangor,
and the Augusta police searched the cars
thoroughly on arrival at that city.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07
$500 REWARD!

THE Maine Central Railroad will not receive
freight at freight house in this city after Eve
clock D. m. ja16-tf
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07
PULPIT AND PLATFORM
DIR. BOLLES' LECTURE

DIR. B0LLES' LECTURE
DR.. BOlles' feature on sLondon and the art
treasures Of the British Museum" illustrated
by the stereopticon, given at Grand Army
Hall last evening, under the auspices of the
Paysou Literary Society, drew an audience that
packed every inch of space Not ouv were
many prominent buildings in London, like the
Albert Hall, Burlington House, the Carlton
Club, ETC., presented and described, but the
rich treasures of the Museum were deliueated
and explained 10 manner that was singuatly
attractive and Instructive.
NOTES.
La Forest Howe, Of Norway. will deliver
lecture on the war in Nilsson Hall, Williams
Block, Tomorrow Saturday evening, COM
mencing at s O'Clock. Mr.. Howe's record dur.
ing the late rebellion was cool and was several
times promoted Tor bis bravery. He is a fluent
speaker, and as the admission is only ten Cents
the hall should he crowded.
Elliot King, Esq has accepted an invitation
to address the meeting Friday evening, On
the great sncial question. Mr.. King is re-
garded as among the very best speakers in the
National ranks, AID PROBABLY full house
will be present to hear him.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07
Municipal COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Flaherty. Larceny. Sixty
days. Committed
Richard Quigley and Joseph McDonough. Break
ing aud entering ealing hop. Probable and or
dered to recognize to State with surety in sum of
$500 each.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

There was fine opportunity yesterday to
remove the les from the sidewalks. OF course
1T was not improved. What has become of all
those circulars? Better send out another batch,
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

ALL Linen Crash from TO 10 cts. per yard
These are neither Wet Ror Smoked but are
cheaper than any of that class of goods on the
market. EASTMAN BROS.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLA AND, IS. February g. A. d 1879.
s,HIS Is to give notice, that on the twenty-ninth
i day of January, A n 1879, Warrant in Iusol-
veucy was sued by Nathan Cleaves, Judge OF the
Court of insolvency for said Counts Of Cnmber land,
against the estate of r. ederick A. ". johnson, OF
Portland, said County, adjudged to be an Iosol-
vent Debtor, on his own petition, filed the twenty
MIN day of January, A. D. 1879, to which date inter-
est CD claims is be compu,ed that the payment OF
any debts and tue delivery and transfer of any prop
erly belonging to said Debtor, to him or tor mis- use
are forbidden by law; thai mee'ing of the Creditors
of said Debtor, to prove their debts and cho one
or assgnees OF his estate, will be held at Court
of In soveocy TO be holden al The PROBATE Court
in saio Portland, on MONDAY, the sey enteenth day
OF February, A. D. 1879, at ten o'clock in the fore
Given under my hand the date first above written
E. r. BROWN,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court Of In-
sovency for said Couaty Of Cumberland
fe7 dlaw2w7 S13
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

WHITE Spool Cotton, warranted 80 yards On
spool, for Cts. per dezsp, at Eastman Bros,
534 Congress street. feb5dtf
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

A WARNING TO BoYs.-A little boy a.
temnted to steal ride on the rear of milk
team on Portland street, yesterday, when dog
belonging 10 the owner of the team, bit him
hadI
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

EASTMAN BROS. are selling good double
fold pillow case cotton at cts per yard.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2.
THE pr ESS.

May be obtained at The Period Depots of N.
Fessenden, Marquis. Brunei q Co., Andrews
Armstrong. Cox, Wentworth. bodsdon, Hayden
Waterhouse, corner Exchange and Fore St.; Welan
der, Boston & Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros
on all trains that run out Of the city.
Saco OF l., Hodsdon and H. B. KendIick.
Bath, of j. .. Shaw
Lewiston, of Stevens e. Co.
Biidetord f. NJ. Burnham
Brunswick. B. G Dennison, and W. H. Marrett
Richmond. G. A Beale
New Castle A. W. Southworth,
WoodfoIO's Corner, Ii. Moody.
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium, 3
Union Square.
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Sebago.

The installation of the officers Of E G. Far
riug'ou Lodge, No. 96, L, o. 6. T., took place
at L'bby's Hall, Saturday evening, Feb. LIST, as
follows:
W. c. T-John a, Rice.
W. v. T Mrs Mary T. Dingley.s
w. r. N. S Katie McNulty.
W. l.. a. S.-N-stie Hasty.
W. S.-Samuel Dinglev.
W. A s Julia e. Whitney.
W. f. SIS muel y Rich.
W. T.-R nb-n l. D'ugIey.
W M-Gnbert E. Merrill.
W.D M -Emm4 r aawkes.
W. C-Grace H.wkes
W, G.-Mrs. Reuben Jackson.
W. o. G.-Geo. Brackett.
P. w. G. TO. d. W. Shaw.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Sparring Observation-Disclosures Hall.
Grand Fraternity Entertalnment-City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICES
To the Pubic-Portland Reform Club.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pratts Astral Oil.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice is Hereby Given-2.
Warrant in insolvency.
WaUted-65 Exchange st.
For Rent Low-N. ). Gardiner.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

THE pc uliar adaptation of Dr.. Balls Cough
Syrup to SO many phases Of throat and bron-
chial diseases has rendered this remedy in
mensely popular Sold everywhere. So cents
bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appoiated a. taken upon himself the
trust of Adminstr ator of the Estate OF
MARTIN H. SWEETSIR, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumbe land, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the Estate of sail decea ed requr,
to exhibit The same and sl persons indebted to laid
estate are called upon to make Iayment to
CHARLES HUMPHREY, OF Yarmouth,
Administrator.
Portland Feb. 4, 1879. fe7dIaw3wF*
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07
FOR SALE!
The Engine. Boiler and Machinery

of twenty by twenty inch low Boat with Conden-
Ser and independent air and Circulating Pumps;
also. No. Blake Pump for feeding Boiler ami deck
use; also, all the Sea Cocks ard Valves to Condenser,
steel Crank Shaft and Pin: also Pusey q Jones
Plates, Bunker Covers and BIZ Heads. Every
thing IN first class order just from the Ieoair shop.
Condenser with attachments alone cost vi 600 when
put into Boat All the above named Machinery
ready to be put into instant use. Will be SOLD low
for cash. For further particulars communicate with
JAMES M. ANDREWS,
noY1dt Biddetord, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-07

In order to educe my stock to the lowest pos ible
point previous 10 CLOSHNG my store for repairs,
shall for the next
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NEW STEEL RA1Lw BRIDGE.
From the Scientific American ]


. A new and splendid railway bridge
over the Missouri river, built wholly
of steel, has lately been completed
and opened for traffic by the Chicago
and Alton railway company. The
bridge is located att Glasgow. Mo.
The constructing engineer was Gen.
Sooy Smith. The material was furn-
ished blythe Hay Steel Company, of
Chicago, and while the structure is
stronger than an iron bridge its
weight is thirty-three per cent. less
than it would have been had iron
been employed. The time of con.
struction was only one year. The
cost, $450,000. The following are the
principal dimensions:
Five spans, 314s feet each, from
center to center of piers, three above
aud two below grade all steel depth
of truss, SO feet center to center of
pms. Height of through spans above
high water, so feet. East approach,
iron trestle, 210 feet two deck spans
Of iron, 140 feet each, 2sO feet; west
approach, iron deck span, 14O feet; F;
west approach, iron trestle, $40 feet !;
west approach, wooden trestle, 1854
feet; total length of the bridge prop
er (steeI) 1,5733 feet total. length of
bridge aud approaches, 3,5773 feet.
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Mr.. HAYES SELF-JONDEMNED.


All ine arguments adduccd by Mr..
Hay eS, ,im his lat Il veto message As to
the Importance o: maintaining Unl,cd
states irar~halS, simply 90 to his own
nundCmn.tiu;!.
lie makes learned citation OF the
carly law %! the United States con
f"rrjm& certain authority upou mar
Sinl- amt HG proceeds TO show how
necessary tn the maintenance of the
government tie existence OF these Of
ilr"ra is.
Very wei. Congress concurs in,
"ii This aud is anxious To have mar
sta'> possessed. Of ali The power thcy
formerly exercised, and makrs an
&mtpic provision for their support.
But there Hrc certain power, con-
i"rrcd upon marshAls hv modern lc9-
isiatinn which, III the opinion of con-
4rHsS, are dangerous to free and in
dependent suffrage. ACCORDINGLY.
congress refuses t" pay for the exrr-
ci-r OF these dangerous powers.
What docs Nh Hayes say 10 tlj, !?
II" says nnlcs- the InarshaI- .hnu i:r
allowed =" exercise these dangerous
powers ne VIII deprive them Of lhr
bread and butter congress has voted
ihril@.
y ii" sIarVcs the marShals?
NJ. Hayes.
v ii" nn.Iilics an act Of ofcongrcs- ?
Mr.. itaNcs.
Who blocks the wheel. of o,v,,n-
matit
Mr. Hayes.
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LOVERS TALE.

Th" following is a PASSAGE from Trnnys"m s
recently published "I.ovcr's Tale, written in
his ninrtccmIi year:
HI.hcr we came,
And sitting down upon :hc golden moss,
Held converse SWcci ami luW--ioW converse
In w,ESwcrt,
i, bore least part The vino
7" ES.., "f tt'c winil, ii7II :,is-'tt he W2n-H
tainir'I al intervals, an' grew a:s:Iin
iu uiefancc ot passion. ic cannot shape
Fancy tar as is This memory
MC.iiTii:; III AL excellence. tii.It ever WAS
Had drawn herself from many thousand years
And all ihc separate idcn of this earth,
}" center Ia thIs place aui time. | lisi,nctI
Am't ':'' words si"ic with most prevailing sweet
ncGE,
li'in my heart. as thronGing iAncirs come
J" boy in'i "IriS when summer DAYS are ncyy
An'i HNu' an! heart :n,! body ar" i at ease
wat marvel nay Camilla in!l mr Ill
4 Va >" happy all ilnnr. sweet a place.
Anh | Was rs The brother uf her blood
hHi by that maine mote, upon hc: breath;
Dear name, which h.b TOO much OF mcarncs!
III IL
Nid ht' aided the distance of Ihis time!
~ Hr9t her voice was very sweet and low
A. +! sit" Wcr" HlrIIh OF UitrI:ucr
i''tl in The onward current OF her SncccI,
las cch"cS of the hoIiuw-hunEca brooks
Are iis!iinmrd hy the channel which iucv kccpl
ii"f words did at their mctniuc borrow sound
Her check did c.iich the Cuur ;,r her words
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take my vows again, helped till then by
my DISCUSSES and the changes OF the five
years since the flood, TOR was sure that.
after all, you loved me-"
always, always, Gerarda."
She kissed the hand she held, "And
you have not reproached me for my alb
sence."
II never SHALL"
In a moment her head was hidden in
his breast, with sudden storm OF tears.
81 never shall forgive myself" she Sob
bed. Those long and cruel years since
the flood-those cruel years"
"a flood took you from me, a flood
brought you back to me. Gerarda. it is
like a miracle. Oh. yes, believe now
in them all. After that act of yours to-
day, can doubt anything? After your
return to me can Lever doubt the good
ness that gives me back my wife? &C.
rarda, look there"
AS she looked she saw that the flood
had swept through the dreary place OF
graves on the hillside underneath tho
window, and washed it out OF the world;
there was nothing there but the fresh
earth, to become some time slope OF
sunshiny turf. ,r. .I
II was SOulc IlOuLuS diIcI tuoI Ony
before Mrs. Mynshyn was able to leave
her room; but she kept the keys IN her
basket, and swayed her rod of iron from
the pillow all the same. s.You are GER
tainly very much improved, Gerarda."
she said one day, when she had descen-
ded and seen that all her domain was in
perfect keeping. and had met the hus-
band and wife coming in rosy with frost
and snow, '.and am going to give you
the keys. They are yours. But. for all
| that, am free to confess that ever since
the Tichborne trial l have had my
doubts as to whether you really are Ger
arda. and not somebody who came IN;
here and learned all about her ID order
10 personate her. And in that case you
certainly are not married to Arnold at
all, and have no right to the keys"
keep the keys, sister," Gerarda said.
with merry laugh. II have my hands
full and am likely to have. And you are
quite right. l am not that Gerarda at
all. l am different person. But does
it make any odds. so long as we love
each other at last, whether l am that
Gerarda or this one? Do you know I
am sometimes jealous Of that pale young
Gerarda? l sometimes feel as though
you had made phantom of her, and re-
GREETED her little, tor all OF me. feel
as though were the second Mrs: Peter.
sham. But you must acknowledge"
laughingly, s'that make an excellent
brunette. You are not very faithful
man; you fell in love with me this time
as a brunette. Tell me, do you love me
as much as you loved Miss FurnevalP
Am l as pleasant to you as that first
Mrs. Petersham?" 2fAh
II must acknowledge" he replied,
sweeping her away with him to The Di-
gest of Universal Love. ''that love you
!. more than all the women of the world
were ever loved before. in spite Of the
TACT that you are not halt the help to me
that Miss Furneval was. and are q great
deal more notional than the first Mrs.
Petersham. m."-[Harper's Monthly Mag
azine, for August.
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COMING HGME FRuM SCHOOL.
Ef ELIZA Z. MATiIEwES.

EY ELIZA Z. MATuEwEs.
l hear Il sweet voice singing:
III is coming IRON the west,
-Nni / Know inat II Is bringing
ny Dtru !IuuIr To her nest.
That song Is iur me only,
Her signal !"r my ear
tr9r sn@ hnowns Pm watching iunrly)
i" tell ms she Is near.
Alone she walks and bl,lyrIy-
FOR no would do her harm
t~ihv Una in tiir story
she bears with her II charm.
In her faIr childish beauty,
IhIug! fields anI forest dense.
She irc;s,is The pain of duIy
IN ho!y Innocence.
Ny "I%,r cg7s ARE strainin:,
lo ac" heyJn'i Tie Pine
Who're know 'l,c sunlight u.uing
On her little brown heat ..,ir,...
sec :. nlue srcek yuudrr,
II moFcz,--t.p. il IL sill;
l. y lt.'r 'lt'.S, / .wIa,l.r,
or tie viO!,l, on inc hin
II m"v"-, see it clearer,
can almost SEA. Lrr feel:
''hr t. coming, near and u,.'tr-F.
Niv VIII soon To- hcru, my aWrci
NH' = eros ins H'cr The river:
%. Sh" IS !in@'rm-s on thr plank,
l1 watch the sunhc:tm- vuiy,r
Ih:'m-h thr naples on lie bank.
Ami h"w the gate She r"ucI,r-:
She i't-s"s I,y Tie uIll;
NV 'hf"H-it .!lv grove uI hu.,hcs
She j. rpmirg up1Ac hln.
ih, rocky pathway climbing
thN lTpniest h"Ir TN I-i
with twenty towing Kisses.
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RfLiY.
EY IRWIN EC>sELL-

MOI long l"O-pCThap5- long
NV soul heard no Giscordamt tone,
For love and youths sweet mailn song
II !iarkcncd TO, and that alone.
iiu; now the song is huslcd-it hears
Strange music, in a hlrshrr key,
Fer every sonnd : dirgu appears
Since Nelly died, who lived for mr.
Tia" summer Of my lite is past
Eternal winter IeIsnS instead
For how, FOR me, could summer last,
When size, my only rose, is dead
Swcc; Nelly, would thou c0Eldsi lie yet,
AS once, my day, my only light,
Bui inuu art tcInc--ii:c sun has SIT
And every day, 10 me, Is night.
Yet, lac the daI Incss c'Cr so deep,
Let no more suns arise for me:
Fvt night Can sophie my heart to steep,
aud, Molly, then III dream of ihcri
-Midsunm or Holiday S'ribncr
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CLUBBING RATES.

subscribers to the Intelligencer can obtain our
CinDDng Rates on foreign papers and periOdl-
to the above we extend to our subscribers the
benefit OF lowest club rates to all other leading
magazines and periodicals.
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FL II. ". AUSTIN.

Sh" isn't very pretty,
$50 say her lndy- -irIrn!s):
She neither wise nor wIi.y
Will verbal Udis and ends.
No !iccling freaks OF Fashion
Across her fancy run,
Siic'S never in Il passion
Except 4 tender one.
Her voice Is low and cooling:
She listens mort. Than spepI;S;
Whli" others talk of doing,
Inc duty near SHE srcks.
1t may be but to bnrnish
he sidehoard's scanIy plalc,
Or hit with bread To furnish
Tile bcsg.Ir :lt the gate.
50 who see what gsacos
Sh" sheds on iDWiY l,ic.
10 Fashion fairret faces
Prefer my little wife.
And though at her with. l,ity
Ihe city danes may smile.
Who deem her hardly pretty
and sadly cut OF suyie:-
i" ME she seems Il creature
50 mu>icnlly sweet,
l WoulG not change one feature
one curve from Gown to feet.
And if c0uli he never
Her lover and her mate,
illnk Pd he forever
The Jeggar ut the gate.
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AFTER THEIR SOALPs.

Ewing and Rice fought in the war,
Each was II gallant trooper;
And now they'll so for Fosters scalp,
And that Of Hickenlooper.
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FARMS FOR SAIL:

L sale, As iOIIOWS:
ONE OF los ACRES,
TWO OF 20 ACRES EACH,
THREE OF 40 ACRES EACH,
TWO OF co ACRES EACH,
FOUR OF SO ACRES EACH,
AND SEVERAL RANGING FROM l2O TO 2iu
ACRES EACH,
Located in the southern part Of the county, and
within from ONE to FIVE miles OF the Chicago
u Alton Railroad. NJ. NJ. ROBINSON.
w. I. ANDERSON,
iunl5f Real Estate 4 Ageris. Nj. HONG No.
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HUNTS REMEDY is
purely Vegetable,
AMI is used by the
advice Ofphysicians.
1t has stood the test
for 30 years, and the
utmost reliance NAV
BE- placed in il. One
Trial will Convince
lou. Send for Pam
phlet 10 Gan4-1y
WM. f.. CL
SOLD BY Al
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INTEILIGENCER.
paElFlG RAilRoAn T!ms TAEiE.

PGElFlG RailRoAn T!Ms TABLE
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for St Louis and the
,ttnat ;.-...-...--...-..-...... = ,='A. NJ
ArriV" nj It. lous-.. 5:t., T. NJ.
FN,,rcss and Mail tor st. Louis, East. II l.. NJ
Arrive !t 81. Louis --.-.---.. o'"9 a. NJ
sunday Accommodation train. n.-.... 5:l1 L. NJ.
AREiVE.
Express and Mail from St. Louis, East
and SnIll;- GOA. NJ.
Accommodation from st. Louis, East
;tnI south. .:.-.-.........-l 10 - T. NJ
Sunday accommodation tram lu:i' a. Nj.
g. BEN RUSSELL, Agent.
LEAVE LEXINGTON
rrnins for Kansas City and West.....7 :oD a NJ
Trains Tor ST. Louis East and south. :o0rm
trains Tor hicni;I"n'i- :uo A NJ
9. ....................1: 40 rH
ARRIVE At LEXINGTON
Trains from ST. Louis ans, all points East
and south .9:on NJ
From Kansas City ana ali points West $50 \ Nj
~ '' '''''' '''''' " \: \. iB;iisii0i;r, Agent.
wYANDorrE, KANSAS CITY AND SoETIIwEsTEEN
RAILWAY. NARROW GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON:
Passenger for Kansas City and west. 6:t5 a. NJ.
| ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON:
| Express and Mail from Kansas City
and the west. :0S A. n l..
| Passenger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G:lj T.. NJ.
Freight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500 a. Nj.
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A. F. ALEXANDER,

q TTORNEY AT LAW. will practice In tne
"A Courts of Lafayette and adjoining counties:
WIii also attend promptly to the c0lection OF
Iains, and to Investigation OF Titles 70 ven rea,i
state Onice over the Banking House oI VIM
Morrison Il Co. ltaht1-II
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M Y
BACK

these diseases.
pRovIpENCE. L. l.. Aug. ~. lr.$.
WM. T.. CLARKE: p'ar Sir-iiavtE@ wiiu' s.
ed the wonderful effect al HUN = l;ih! EHh
IN my ease, anil IN great nUiIirr o.!
others, recommend il Ia all afflicted wtti KIT
ney Diseases Drupsy. Those afflicted 10y
disease should secure the medicine which viii
In the shortest possible time HUNTS
REMEDY will do iliis.
L l.. nAWLLY. 81 Dyer st.
PEoyIpENCR, Il. | June IL. ISIS
WM. F.. CLARKE Dear Sir-N member of
my family had hern troubled for several years
with Kidney Disease. and had tried numerous
remedies without relief: she used IlUSI'$
REMEDY, and was completely cured.
h-.-.nI nI...r-.
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DESp0EDEHGy.

Look the sun is diving;
love dies ever So
'hh I! but i'll the siinsct
Hangs the Young mans bow
'SCe the day is fading.
Hope fades with the light. -
''Su ! for stars are shining
Through the purple night.
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The following named gentlemen are duly
authorized agents for this paper, and will receive
subscriptions for the same:
Charles K. Stone, Napoleon.
j. l.. Marshall, Wellington
William II Lay. Mt. Hope.
ahOma. Il. fuckett, MayView
Grove Young, AullvIlle.
T.. +. Ninas, Concordia.
William u. Neale, Page City
Other names will be added to this LIST as mr.
rangements are made
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~III.IAM YOUNG,

rrORNEY AT LAW Lexington, Missouri
"A win practice his profession IN al .. tns u,
Record in the state. Office opposite the court
hNnse All business promptly attended To-.
AS ian6-ly
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+. f. ATKINSON, M. d..
ATTOR RNEYS.
DREW s. WELBORN,
I0HN q BLACKWELL,

a TTORNEYS AT LAW; office over Maitiand's
! 1in@ton - Mo apr26-3m
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n. A. HlCKLIN.

A TToRNEY AT LAW. Will practice his ms
"A nrofession I'M the courts OF Lafayette and
snrraundIng counties. Prompt attention given
10 ali business entrusted to his care. ONCE over
OuaIles & Co.'s Drug Store, front room.
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Y.rupuS. VI I'D. sHEwALTER
nATHRUN g. SHEWALTER,

A Trr0RNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, Mo; WI
"A practice in all the courts OF the slxtn Jul
siai Iircuit and United states courts. frohp.
stIention given to collections. Omce III
..TnteIIipencer Building, - front room.
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a TTORNEY AT LAW, Lexington, Missouri.
"A VIII practice in all the courts OF Laiaye..e sa,s
and adjoining counties. iroRpt as.snlon Ns,u Srw
W All oa .Sa rebl7I