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entered his cellar and borrowed full half a
barrel Of pork. Mr.. M,aroe does not ex-
pect to ever get pork in return, but II he
catches the vile .'skunk" CHATS his nick
name) he will make an example Of him.
Better wheeling than sleighing now
and not very much OF either.
| The snow left so suddenly that many
people having timber cut will be unable To
haul II unless there comes more snow. All
the teams from this vicinity came out Of
the woods last week.
Wednesday night, March 3, "Aboye the
Clouds" was presented to good audience
at new Hall at the Flat by the Dramatic
Club of Waterford. The parts were all
taken admirably, and much credit is due to
both gentlemen and ladies of this club.
The Reform Club met rs usual last Sun
day evening, and remarks were made by
members Of the club, also by Mr. W. W.
Mccain, and Prof Chandler of Biddeford.
Mrs. Levi II. Houghton, widow OF the
late Howard Houghton, died quite sud
denly Thursday, March I, having been III
only about week ofrheumatic fever. Mrs.
Houghton was a very cstimable lady, and
member of the Congregational church.
Her loss will be mourned by large circle
of friends. She leaves seven children,
three OF whom are married.
The town meeting last Monday was
very quiet aiiair-no excitement at all. A
full fusion board was elected by about the
same majority vote had last September
63 TO g., average majority. The republi-
cans were notified that they 'should not
have even fence viewer" and guess they
did not get ones but for all that, wenre
happy. We have heard from Portland,
Lewiston, Auburn, Rockland, Bath, Saco,
Stoneham and Norway. Waterford is one
OF the oasis that the Argus speaks Of. !
reckon that next September IL will be all
oasis, and that general apathy (see Argus
and Gd-ene) will be dead so they viii not
have even the general" 10 corer their re-
treat. There is a splendid opportunity now
for DIR. G. to make another speech. We
are getting splendid accounts (I) from
liale's investigation in the Argus. How
much fellow knows about the forged and
altered returns il he happens 10 read the
Argus What newsy paper
TRAMP.
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LITERARY NOTES.
TRAMP.

On Christmas Eve, ut the New York
Academy of Music, Mr.. patrick =. Gil
more, the more or less famous orchestral
leader, presented to large audience his
new national anthem, Columbia" which
he claims was inspired by the angels while
he was in trance. The words, which
deal with certain prominent periods In
American history, are stilted phrases, and
seldom rise above mediocrity. The music
is said to be a tumble OF Rule Britannia"
and Austrias national hymn. but the air is
easily caught and It's popularity is predicted
by many. The last verse closes thusly;
In mercy spare: from grief ana sats
Who ask with revcrcnt love and awe.
God bless and save American.
Il intend that anthem" says Mr.. Gil
more, "as an Offering 10 the nation" The
New Haven Register suggests that he make
II \ burnt Offering.
The Penny Illustrated Paper Of Lon
don, Jan. 3lst, says; ay-site-way, the
American mail brings news Of the death OF
Prank Leslie" Mr.. Henry Carter. who
achieved n certain success by starting
kind OF Illustrated London Nelcs-known a
Frank LeSiie's-in New York. The Times
of Wednesday was inadvertently lel TO re-
peat an error when 1t quoted fiom u New
York contemporary the statement that MIR.
Leslie invented "a new system .! eDgrav-
ing large pictures. He found that for
double-page illustration the constant work
Of n skillful engraver for two weeks was
required. In order to- secure rapidity OF
execution on such blocks, he had them cut
into thirty two squares. and employed ag
engraver for each square, on Whtcha sec
ton Of lie lictare was printed" no far
from Mr.. Leslie having conceived this no.
ton. subdivided lockwood blocks were In
use very early in the history of the Illus
trd'ed London Nelrs, which was established
In 1872. Mr. Mason Jackson records In
his erudite WORK on 1.-The Rise and Prog
ress OF Pictorial Journalism" how rs long
ago as the Crimean War such dispatch was
shown in reproducing a sketch Rom Bala-
claya, that Sir John Gilbert drew the sub
iect on wood with characteristic spirit tn
little more than an hour aud that tho page
block was then uusorewed, and parted into
its several pieces rs usual, in order that
the drawing might be engraved IN time to
be published in the current weeks Issue OF
the Illustrated London Ne,rs. That was a
year or so before Mr.. Leslies paper saw
the light. To what pitch Of perfection TIC
block-makcr's art has since been brought
in England maj DE best ascertained of Mr..
Wells, az ~ Bouyerie street, that gentle
mans father having been the actual inven-
tor and patentee OF the lngeniously bolted
squares OF lockwood, that tit SO closely that
the joins in the engraving can seldom be
discovered. But If in this respect England
can claim precedence over the United
States, it may again be avoyed thai IN the
production Of illustrated monthly maya
zines New lork Is far ahead of London,
.ScriIner's with its inimitably finished GEMS
Of drawing and engraving, being still the
wonder and admiration OF the art-world.
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Hartford, Feb. -. Since February
came in, in the Line District, Moses Verrill,
one daughter and four sons, have been sick
with the canker rash. Al are cOnyalescent
under the treatment OF DR.. Caldwell.
Airs II. a. Bieknell, while assisting the
daughter a short time. contracted the dis
order, and was confined 10 the house eight
DAYS
Walter II. Purkis and Decatur Irish
caught the measles az a discussion at East
Buckfe.d between Republicans and fusion
lists, were very sick. Caldwell soon re
Aeyed them.
While Airs. Decatur Irish was closing u
bottle In which she had put in liquid con-
tanning yitriol, 70 color with, some of the
liquor was forced into her face. In the
midst OF pain and fear of lost eyes, DIR. c.
Brigham came to her relief Had she
known that pearlash water would be a good
wash, she would not have suffered so much.
She is better, without loss Of eyes or dis
figured face. The liquid was strong
enough 10 destroy cloth that Was touched
byi
The Wilow OF the late Nathaniel Irish,
while on a visit at her daughters, at the
village, slipped of the doorstep and broke
her hip. She was attended by DR.. Bridg-
ham, \ small prospect Of her walking
without a staff.
Lewis Mason, long known As pump
maker, IS sick with a slow fever. Bridg-
ham attends him.
Mrs Ezra Keen is confined by sickness.
Ars. Milford Irish has been confined 10 the
house since Christmas by a lung complaint.
Horace A. Irish's twins, Luther Mason
and Lewis Monroe, aged nine months, are
recovering from the whooping cough, con
traeted while on a visit with their mother
to Boston, to see their grandfather, Luther
". Mason, on the eve OF his departure to
teach music in Japan.
Result of the aforementioned discus.
sion, which was holden two evenings
Two to one that the Republicans are right
aud more than dozen caught the measles
not including two executors OF ChGSe':
C1roRicle, and stockholders in the paper
TO be published at Chase's Mills, Turner
First maple syrup flowed Feb. 2Sth.
Hartford.
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NoRwAY.-Wheels and runners are both
used on our streets.
The Resormers of South Waterford Wis
tied our club on Monday last, and good
time was had.
W. c. Cole is going to Colorado in few
days.
The 'Silver Grays' shake the light fan
tastic toe at the Beals Hotel every Tuesday
evening.
c. A. Black, esq, is teaching high
school at North Norway.
game OF fisticufs now and then.
Those that dance generally have to pay the
fiddler.
The Oldest inhabitaut is out on his trav-
els. He finds nothing like our winter.
z.
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LOWELL CENTRE, March 1.-The enter
taiument given at the Town Hall Feb. 70,
was a decided success. II was opened by
the Lowell Band, followed 10y tsbleaux.
Gems from the Art Gallery of Lowell of
which we may well be proud an original
defamation by =. :. StearnS, u late grad
uate OF Bowdoin, then the drama, Better
than Gold, With the following cast: Pet
or Perchant, W. o. Brown; Tom Payson,
4. II. Martin; Gilbert Murdoch, G.. VI.
Stearns; Dick Gordon, c. l.. Meserve /;
Asa, Ellsworth Martin; Mrs. Garfield,
Mrs. T.. T. Stearns; Annie Garfield, Miss
Nellie Il. Russell; Belle Gordon, Miss F..
). Pottle; Jennie Joy, Miss +. l.. Meserve /;
Defamation by Miss Carrie Carnage,
which did credit 10 Westbrook Seminary.
Is 10 the drama, we can only say that IL
was nicely rendered, each participant per-
forming his or her part admirably. Mrs.
Geo Hammond Orgauist. Notwithstand-
ing the Inclcmeucy OF the weather, some
two hundred were present. The people Of
this vicinity cordially request It's repetition.
The Intelligence Of the greenback party
j. nicely represented in the following
A fGll-hedsed greenbacker, on learning
that the Car OF Russia received au ex-
travasant compensation for his services,
exclaimed with uuwonied fury Yes, and
we poor d-ls have 70 work and pay it,"
The Ladies Social Circle convened with
Mrs. Hannah Andrews ON Tuesday, the
10Th inst. Some fifty were present, and
the occasion was one of unusual enjoy
men,. +.
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DIED.

In Worcester, Mass, Feb. %. and brought to
Waterford for burial. Miss Phebe II. Gage, aged
Sc wears; daughter OF DR.. Leabder Gage, who had
A extensive practice and wide reputation in
waterford and surrounding towns, from 1911 70
l64l.
In Stoneham, Dec. "a, OF Congestion OF Lungs
James Sumner, son OF sumner Evans and Julia
Evans, sged Is ycars, 4 months. 10 days; Jsn H.
OF scrofnla and Whooping C..ugh. Nelson Elmo.
only child Of Nelson NJ. and Mary Russell, ag,
s years, 8 months, Is DAYS; jan 10 VI Couaestiou
OF lungs, Anne BaSker, aged Is.
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GuEND, March 4.-The winter has been
very pleasant, with but slight falls OF
snow. which i going on very fast. The
woods and fields are getting quite bare,
StilI great many are expecting six weeks
OF Shedding in March.
There has been considerable numbering
going on here this winter John W Ben
net; has his mill yard full OF poplar and
oirch, which he Is saving into spool stock
and salt box shook.
Ebcu =. Chapman who bought the Chap
man farm. has moved on and gone 10
work getting ready for spring
\ party OF men have been looking around
our mountain for ISinslaSS. They have
purchased 4 piece of land Of \. H. Mason
on what is called Picked Hill, and are al
work blasting out rocks, and mud some
very good specimens. b.
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RoxBURY, March 1.-The town debt has
been reduced sl25s.iS during the past
year.
Schoo! has closed in District No. o.
that In No. was taught by John Reed OF
this town; Mr. Reed aud Eddie Durgin &c
to Kent's Hill for the spring term. There
is but one term in No. 8, taught for some
years past by Miss Sadie Golf Of Mexico.
L. A. Thomas, j. o. johnson, OF Rox'
bury, and Lyman Ruudlett, of Byron, are
hauling spruce for the Lewiston Steam
Mill Co.
]. F. and c. Penley have been hauling
pine and poplar for John Houghton.
z. NJ. Edmunds is putting in CEDAR
spruce and fir for the Canton Steam Mil
Sewell Golf Of Mexico, is hauling poplar
from his land in this town.
Where are the big hens eggs! l start il
at ks.
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SwHpEN.-It has been quite sickly for a
number of weeks-scarlet fever amongthe
children, and severe colds have affi icted US,
without reference 10 political preferences
or religious beliefs.
The century living crow is quite numer-
Gus, and this morning blue bird gave
short rehearsal from the top-most bough
of an elm. d. NJ. II.
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Oh TEMpERANCE.-The lions Adrocate,
referring to a communication in Boston
paper, charging that liquor is openly and
freely sold in Portland, says: "Secret
grog-shops, private club-rooms, there are
in Portland, but no open bars. IN not one
Of the leading hotels, nor in any hotel,
can liquor be had openly. In some Of these
hotels there are secret club rooms, 1t Is
true, and in one of these, last week, there
wassa seizure OF liquors; but let the loca-
ton OF such club room be known, aud q
visit Of the proper officers will speedily
follow.
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Paris, Me-, March sth, 1850.

PERU, Feb. 29--Quite cool and windy
ut this date. The ice in the big river has
partly gone out in some places here:
Mr. T. H. Thornton is in town with
Cowboys turn down seat sleigh. Mr.. 7.
is agent for the above named sleigh, and Is
selling 1t at low figures. Carriage-makers
will please remember that this lazy back is
nearly Is easy to construct, as light and
as cheap as the back now used upon light
work, with the advantage of being con-
yertible at pleasure to an elegant and COM
Portable seat without the additional ex-
pense of an extra seat. \. W. ).
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BORN.

In West Paris, March .. 10 The wife oi .. B.
Benson, esq q con.
In stoneham, Ian, IL, TO the wife Of Jonas Nc
AlIister, q son; To the wife Of Eugene Evans,
daughter; 10 the vile OF Chas. v. Cole son; 10
the vile of Albion Slea' ms, son; to the vile oil
Lsfay cite Waterhouse, n SON. to the wife OF Frank
McAilister, u daughter; 10 the vile OF Geo. Cour.
son, q daughter.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering IRON the errors and in.
diseretions of youth. nervous weakness. early de-.
car loss of nanhood ,&c.,I will send recipe thai
Will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INNAN, Station d, Nsr York CitS
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FARM FOR SALE.

VINUE homestead farm, b, longing to The estate
i OF Asa ID. Rswson, late OF Paris, deceased,
adjoining the farm Of Thomas Durham, near
SHOWS Fall, will be sold on the premises, at
private sale, on Thursday. March p. 1850, Mt ten
O'Clock, '. m, unless disposed Of prior 10 that
time. The farm Ia good one II its size, and n
good title will be given TENS easy. AMI made
known At the time of sale. For mriher informa
ton, apply TO CHANDLER SWIFT, OR
4. II. BROWN.
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Hartford.

HEBRON. NJ. Davis OF North Paris
gave an interesting temperance lecture be-
fore the Good Templars, last Saturday
evening. At the same time Miss Boynton
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Administrntrix' Sale.

TIME undersigned, ADMINISTRATIVE Of The estate
i OF Lindley W. Pendoxtef. late OF forter IN
the County OF Oxford, decassed, by virtue OF Is
license from the Ipige OF Probate within and for
said county OF Oxford. will sell at public auction
on Saturday, April 10, 4. .. 1850. ut ten O'Clock
q. M, IN the premises, al the right, title AND
interest Of which said Lindley W. Pendexter died
seized apd possessed 10 and TO the following de.
scrib4d real e-tate. VITA certain tract Of land
situ.Le In Hiram in said county. and bounded,
north by land of Daniel Clemens, east by the DID
road leading by the dwelling house OF AidTich n
Clemens and land oil Alexander Cotton, s0uta by
land formerly owned by William Cotton anu Caleb
Clemons, and west By Ten Niss Book also q lot
OF land situate in Porter Aforesaid. and bounded
north by lald Vi H. l., Chapman, east and south
BY ,apd Of ianieI j. Fox, and vest by land OF
George X. Stacy: also one-hslf in comm IN aud
upiv hied 81 certain tract Of land In taid Porter,
Lounded On the north by land OF II l.. Chapman
east py land OF A. II. Mason, south by land OF
James Garland and west by land Of ID iniei Fox
Also one half 10 common and undivided OF Ger.
tim tract OF land situate in said Porter, and
bounded northrrly by land OF a. III. Mason, east
eriy bv land OF Isaac D. Sawyer, soufheriy by
lands Of A. Chapman and Joseph Stanley, spti
weftcr,y bv isuds @! Charles X. Garland aud
James Garland said last ghree described lots BE-
ing subject to The light of dover Of Olive j. Pen
dexter. " idow Of call l.indley w. P'ndester.
OLIVE j. PESDExTER, Adminis'x
Of the estate Of Lindley W. Pendexter.
Porter, FEB. IL, 1881
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SOUTH WATERFORD, March CIV. w.
Mccain preached at the Congregational
Church at the "Flat' Sunday, Feb'y 20.
One night last week, while Mr.. Melville
Monroe aud family were away, some one
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EUROPE and The PASSION PLAY

T.. jenkins. The European Tourist Agents
has managed nearly all the EuioI can PIIiir. Tor 0
years past. Is "rsaBiIns party for Iube i'th snd
Jgly let 10 visit Ia sIand. SEQ tls nd Ing land,
Germany, switzerland and France, and tp
vitit the Passion pay at ODcrpmnergsu. Fare
very Inv, all Hssi.r!As- to inclnle Hotels AMI all
exp. uses. send for Progrsmm :. T.. ". JES
KlSS, 80 Broadsay, New York.
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HORTEESE MINING COMPANY,

Mine nj iioficnsc, Chalk Creek District. toiora
do. Capital. $4,000 shares. We offer for sale for
A limited period $500 shares of The Capital stncl
OF the HORTENSE MINING COMPANY, at One
Dollar and Finy Cents per share. Pam
phieis containing Prospectus may be hah on ap.
pilcsiioa TO US and questions rcspeci Ing title Of
COMPANY and orgsHiz ition will bc.Rgsvereh by
Me-sr-. scwelt 4 Pierce. counsel OF The Company
No sOi broadway. DATER q TlnsoN. n
nanc,.l Agents No. 20 Broad s.re-t New York
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PARIs.-The Rev. DIR. Quinby will
preach at the Universalist Church, next
Sabbath. al the usual hour.
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AGENTS WANTED f 's.d al: t .aa s. !.
complete and authentic history 81 the great tour Of
GRANT AROUND 4 WORLD

II DESERVES Royal Palaces. Rare Curiositle'
Wealth and Wonders Of the iudie.. Chlnl, Japan
etc. A milton people want II, This j. the best
chance OF your life tn make moncy, Beware Of
"caIch penny" i'm itstiors. Send for circulars and
extIa term. to Age q. Address
NATIONAL HumIisMING Co. Phllnhephla
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New Advertisements.


T HEREBY give notice, that have this day rir
Il my two minor sons, AETNA r. LANE and
FRED T.. LANE, their line during the remainder
OF their minority. to act for themselves, and
shall claim none OF their earnings or pay ans
LOTHIAN 5. LANE.
witness-ESocH FOSTER JR.
Rethel March O.. lssO.
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- cries mechanical Inventions, ETC.;
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JOHN SAUL'S

C2taiGg. Il N1.. ldt aa4 D5a4tIIlI
/ Is
Read! r is." Il Il Coiorat %i'iaIe-
Il j.. tts u oot and t,H.I y tf,.i
Plants. \ " !Ac~ .'reTnh u.
New P~eiar-4Hiuns. New Il ,>es, eiera-
~uiua.ls, Cltn.ai etc, with rich ~tt'i!ec-
ton of ;int foiL,S aad olher Green
House Plants, well GROWN and at low
prices. Ere to ali my GI~tom"f*- 81
others 10 ct-. ir Il plan cops ire
Catalogues ~ Nectis-aQd Ross -
Ia R%ut. at
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Ii you have a cough or cold, or dis
ease Of the throat and lungs, use
Consens Honey Of Tar, the best and
purest compound ever offered the
public. There are a few worthless
limitations Of this valuable remedy,
butt has noriyI as a ready relleffor
diseases of the Throat and lungs, bad
colds, and severe coughs of long stan-
ding. Use Cousens' Honey Of Tar
and get rid of your cough or hoarse-
ness and difficulty Of breathing. Price
so cts. Whites Cream White Ver1
mifuge is the best worm killer.-For
esal by s. FL. Anderson. ah
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OF EA


By-virtue of an execution issued
from the Chancery Court of Wash
ingt0n County Tennessee on July
2Sth 1880, and to me directed, l
will on Saturday Oct. Both 1880 sell
to the highest bidder for cash in
ha. d at the Court House door, in
the town of Jonesboro all the right,
title claim and interest that Geo
w. Crawford hasvin and tO@thez fol
lowing lot or parcel of land, in civil
district No. 15 Of Washington Coun-
ty Tennessee, lying in the town OF
Jonesboro. bounded on the South by
the e. Z. Va, & Ga. r.. r.. o the
west By Mrs. Ann Cunningham,
and By the NJ. E. Church lot on the
North, being the OF purchased by
said e. w. Crawford from said NJ.
Z. Church, and containing / acre
more or less. Levid on to satisfy a
Judgment rendered by said Court i'll
favor Of 81. A. Crawford and against
said G. w. Crawford on June 18th,
1879 for S93S.41 on which there is a
credit Of $4,000, and also to satisfy
the costs of said cause amounting to
sSO.75, and also the costs of. sale.
Said lot will be sold unless said
debt and eostssaressaoner paid this
Sept. 27th, 1886.
EPH. DULANEY. .lfrsi
pi,ty Sheriff
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AGRi. g. MECH COLLEGE OF KY,

Opens Sept. 18th, 1850. Full course of Instruction
under a Faculty OF fifteen Professors in Scientific,
Classical, Normal School and Commercial Depart
ments. New College and Dorrnitory buildings
will be ready for occupancy during the Autumn.
Tuition, $500; Naturalization, $500; Unfinished
room, $500. For catalogues ard other informc-
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