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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

band of Outlaws, the 'Enrror OF
Eastern New Va. xirU, ssrvE.u Tn

LAS VEGAS N al DrueIuuer - 10
nutVfItus san9 Of outlaws, cOu posed o.
dpuul 70 meu, WHO, under the irHdrr-nl,
OF "Bny, tue X Il, have fUr tQe p.st .,s
months uverfuu Eastern Nv Nix cn
u'urdt rlug and eniumituus Utntr deuds 1t
Outitwry, WAS broken up i4,t oautd,
AorulnR, by the kiiug OF iwO ami ~
capture OF four others, ituIu1t1g ill.,
ieadrr Iue prisoners were tagged il til,
Las Vegas jail and calls for iyueu,ug wei
made, but the Vigilance Of the caplurs
Deputy SAerif Garrett and Others, pre-
vented.
Yesterday forenoon Garrett ard the
other capIors ooard,d II train with the
prisonefs, Tor the purpose Of taking them
10 SAnte Fe. Sheriff kovtro IT Iuonstrnted
against taking RudabauRh, one of tine
prisoners, who hau killed a las Vegas
deputy rhcrf, to Santa Fe but to no
n ct. He then went to the depot with IA
P0 Ss OF 300 nIHn and made formal
demand Tor the prisoners, but was told If hr
wanted them To take them. The Sheriff
then stationed men ut the engine to cover
the engineer aud the balance If the 1,0sse
crowded Hbout the train. the plat Urul5 Vi
which were crowded with additional
NNH'N' FlNh9'h iI4kb luG htrNlGt bA
Garrett aud nearly every window OF
the cars served as portfolio for
Giles Somebody suggested to take tne
prisoners nov. Stewart QUO of CARROTS
party, said the instant the tirst shot was
trrd he would uuloose every prisoner ana
arm him. For while a night seemed
'mmihent. The chief engineer, Robinson,
appeared and demanded that the tram be
allowed to proceed aud the master OF
transportation sand # the traiu wes not
allowed to proceed ho would arm All rail-
road men aud take 1t out Detective j. Il
Morley, of the Post Office Department..
Jumped INFO the cab with pair Of Fix
shooters, ald tod the engineer to leap out
lnc conference had Just concluded a con.
nromlSe, by watch 1t was agreed that IN,
'hcrih ana two men should 10 to 54ut4 +,
win the parry, and, ii the G1 vernon
sRreed, bring Rudab4ugh back 10 las
Vegas. The IRAN then proceeded.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
the RAILROAD VAR.
Tho Junction itotd HlocIs ade -'Ghe
PennhyIvauia Road " eaheninv,

PHILADELPHIA Dc - lh4 oY4n g..
lance OF the Pennsy lvhnit rod 10 b Law
as laid down by the Unit d States Court
has 50 aroused pub ic sentiment agaiust i,
that the company is weaitt ing, the oh
siructionS PLACED in tho gay Cf The trans
q the b Jumur5 " Oa'p a. No Jrpofip,,
road teing by no ms n3 rs great the prar
day or two as they were previously. The
east bound express last nigh 'e1s held b,
the Pennsylvania engine but % mirui.s
Wh'le the west bound fast train got CfI
with but 81 minutos' detention.
iht Baltimore 81 Olio limited express
from Washington today was permit. d 10
90 on in 10 minutes, but the limited tx
press for Waehit gton h4d TO come to +
stat still !ur 40 mtnutes. What has been
gained the past day or two on the Junction
road mas, for some cause, been lost Oh the
Philadelphia, Wilmington IL Baltimore
road Last nights express was forced to
run behind a slow local train which mad
all the stops, ana to-day the Baltimore q
OHIO limited was b Id back and run on u
side track TO permit the Pennsyivapin
limited 10 make up lost time and reach
the function road first 10 this way the
Baltimore Il Oaio was put nearly a half
hour behind time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
TiIdcu, KoiIy and Hancock.

1t is to be presumed that the real motive
OF the New York Heralds very able argu-
ments to convince the Democrats of the
country that John Kelly is responsible for
the deep damnation OF the taking off -
OF Hancock is 80 make Kelly unpopular
with the DEMOCRATS OF the country, and
thus to destroy his political influence. 1t
had better he careful, however, or it may
prove too mucl. In recent article it
seeks motive fts the treschery it charges
against Kelly, an states some facts which,
If proven, may not help so much as it
thinks TO ALLEVIATE men from the Tammany
chief
Its story Is that Kelly came home from
Cincinnati feeling that though Hancock
was not his min, he at least was not
Tlden's man, and SO he was disposed to
support him, ant to claim that in assisting
to defeat Tilden or any candidate named
by him, he had achieved a substantial
victory. In this We think the Herald is
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

slight MISTAKE Made la tnc war
OU 1he Junction EEattrond

slight Hisiake Made la tnc war
oO 'he junction EtaiiT0nd.
Philadelphia record Of Monday.
1t tecAne known among the emnl2yty
OF the Penney Ivania railroad Operating ~,
mlr OF disputed track on the Junction
road, whore the trans of The BA,lmur.
AZ ono Company meet wttn such d...t,
thHt the txguIluer appointed by the Uniicd
states Court was 10 JaAs over the disputed
grout d on Friday. The men wer" gwen
% utders,WLd that h. womb pass tAr.utl
On the eas'-9cubd train, VIII reae he put /,
Al appearance by the train going west
ward THIS little mistake led to v.r,
secular results. Whi!e Il g east. RI .bou,t
rriG WAS hduid over the dr-p1ist tracl
WIN Tut ht'le delay, the cars on Shi,A
he examiner wa pA7-sug-r wer+ d..
lAytd for t@1 hours AID three Il l4rter1
This tram arrived 90 tins, hnj tbr T. an
sylVania cOnpauys engine which sgs t..
ira~ II over tho uiiie If tftck did not on
~ an appeorAuce fuf al Lour. %h,ni
did atr'vr, aud Saa coupled to tie tlain,
'uu'hpr delay Of an hour pn4urd. Atth
expiration Of tins time it moved about loo
Yards AID came to u staud-Stii, aud dlu
lot move again for about ( > minutes. IN,
ceilings OF the pa3seng r. wrre anything
nut placid, ard II il said the examiner viii
not be gu r'd 10 repeat the trip before
uAtirs Ills r-pnrt to the court on ia.
situation.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
What ConkIing is Going TO do About

The Dover 'state Seminal in diffuse
editorial Insists that Andem's So called
port WAS an accurate s'enograph'c re-
plrt OF "h'' Ny bHyard 'R'd at Dover,
sV"cas Mr. bsy"rd'5 yereclty aud pitches
mo 'A7 Statements extracted from re-
cent private letter by Mr. bayard, which
'ottsF II IL 's'Asehiy assumes was wrltun
v"uer 10 mr. Bates or Mir.
O'oa'dale' 1t then goes on to
threaten daily aud mys,triously
what terrible thinss Mir Conking il going
| a. 10 MI blyard After the holidays. 1t
Is 'nUreiy mistaken III spppospg that
EVERY L ENlSf nr any friend OF Senator
B'yed hiss any otj 'ction to having this
matter s't'fd- W. only hope that thu
Investigation may 90 far enough into petty
lrta3!s TO show "ho this Andem i, who
Drought MN to Dover, aud the circum-
"1eeS unatf "h'ch he corcocted his 20
called report. From what We know we
'mAk he ~lll be about as sorry Us any of
the ex orIoner- that fuller light ia turned
Hpeo nan.
COS not make much din renee
"helh-r Dir Conkhng goes ahead or not,
Tor he'hirR VIII Low stop a revival of
l'et7l' IN bis connection with the Phelps,
Dodse Il Co Case, It will be seen from an
Xtracl printed else~ here from a report of
Al Interview between G,orgs Alfred
townsend and Jayne, the iuformer, that
the Latter says CoIk'rg's share Of the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

The time seems to have almost arrived
when some OF our Republican ooutempor
aries feel that 1t is safe to at least hint at
the truth about the recent campaign. The
Milford Ners and -idcsytissr is lsmpoon-
ing Chairman Cannon as head blunder-
buss, while the NorRiag Mems edi,orially
mentions without any protest the fact that
some of the State papers are berating the
men who led Judge Houston into til,
blundsr Of bis contest OF Col Martin
seat. At the same time the Del.opeaH
has begun a ventilation of 1.-THE Dover
crowd from the Democratic standpoint
1t does not require storm prophet to
predict large amount of wholesome truth
telling shortly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
Are the People Of Pennsylvania
Civilized


Recently, near the town of Tupelo in
Mississippi, horrible crime was horribly
punished. Two strangers were given
shelter for the nigh. by family, simply
out of kindness. The men thus sheltered
arose in tbs night and chloroformed their
benefactors robbed them, and then setting
the house on fire roasted the insensib
inmates alive The villains wer.
pursued, and one of them caught
He confessed his crime and an
Infatuated mob burned him alive. Taking
this as tex, the Norristowu Pa Herald
breaches bloody shirt sermon on the
barbarism Of Mississippi, dragging in the
Fort PILLOW massacre, the Chishola.
murder, the Y21o homicide AID every
thing it can think OF, aud it Indignantly
asks " what kind If courts and iuries they
must have in a State where the punish
g ent Il man who had acknowledged
" bis guilt Of robbery arson aud murder
"could not b. entrusted to the machinery
"of the lsw?'
Last Monday afternoon it was an
nounctd tbgt aa aged couple living bul
four miles frou b lhlenem. P=uus, lyanjn.
had been found bru,alIy murdered, and
that a man named :; 4yd r. accused of tho
deed, was csp3u, by aa iufuria,-d mon
and hanged to tue nearest tree. Lltfr
details ia the morning papers shoa
tlat Sayder confessed his crime. and
also thqt Tue ps opIs Ct the n-ighbprGacd
approve bis lyneAi-g. O.e re.pee,sbn
old f4rm.r" told tu. District ATTORNEY
who was criacsi tha 4ge fer Il VA.
done tina, it was all ristt. aud the p-onI.
did not iptsud that the LAWYERS should eel
any more murdsrers OF on thg pl-a d.,
insanity. II the language II tue Norris.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
AN ALLENTOWN BUrCHERy.
An Aged Couple Murdered i'm Their
sed-f Shocking SishI--'rhe Mur-
derer EaugiIl and Lynched

ALLENr WV, Dec. 27.-Jacob G0gel aud
his wlfc, Anna, an aged couple residing
four miles from Bethlehem, Penna wne
found dad 10 their bed this morning
Their heads were nearly severed from
their bodies and bloody axe was found
IN the apartment The walls we've spl4shed
with blood and altogether the room pre-
sented shocking SIGHT
Joseph Suyder, Who boarded with th,
Gogels, was believed to be the mard erer.
de was caught by au infuriatad m 10 soon
after the discovery of the crime and was
hanged to She nearest tree.
G gel was day lshorer about 40 years
OF age aud leaves three children The
motive for the double murder is unknown.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
NAH rEaR wAA rHAR.
SenunF's Representations for the
Nnniti ct January.

With & condolences mat e.ks M
intimacy with tne chlef OF the weather
1. purtm- nj, Neuuor. the CANADIAN prophet,
prpsuoe'catts aUme mtte.TO.ugicAl pht-
"umrua for n,X month that VIII give the
ulster market boost lis say Il
ANTICIPATE ttAt Nv Vars callers VIII
ave heavy slelsGing this year f,om
Nonrr al 10 Washington, u q and that
cold suap dorns til tirs, quarter Of Tins
month VIII pres,rve 1t for tnat period.
xpeet b!uckades Of snow ia iur United
>,Atts about TIE IN aud : Ii OF January,
tnd is'ny da,s during tno month will b.
&aerdIngly Few,
" pne seeond quarter will open with
heavy SNOW falls aud tcrminate ia cold
-nsp
iA middlo of the month will bring
on falls, which WI, Terminate IN milder
FEATHER toward the eud of tue lhud
Is'gtr lhia ,haw, winch will be iu,er-
lp'ed ~ brief cold spill, will ex,eud
.-pu anaut the Is Il OF the mouth into
i uIuary
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

ths Ndtfn un th- cuntrov,r uve,
Dodge & Co. scandal, In which the verS
Just criticism is made that even had Mr.
o yard said what Was attributed to him u
,uld not have been ''uu,hlese
"o,lumuy," utterly baseless, as the card
J,uklin. & % declared Il also reache,
the sensible conclusion that sven If tn,
signers of the card were able to convict
Dir b yard OF oarelessness or exasgera.
ton they would still Lave made great
mistake" III thus attacking him, siuop
hree Of the IN. at least, do no at the COS
81 dirscting pnolio attention once more
"to one IF the worst scandals of their OWL
career"
The Nation thinks EVERY EVENINGS
isfense OF Mr. BayArd sis very feeble"
EVERY EVENING does not remember
attempting any defense aud has MOI
bsen aware that any was needed. 1t has
,haritsbly offered an explanation of the
substantial concurrence If the "thirteen
Reputable citizsns" in MEASUREMENT
Instead of assuming that they were con-
scious accompilces of those who Matched
he petty little conspiracy. 1t has like
wise shown from the Press own proofs
hat the alleged extract first given WAS
Iarbled and that even if it had been cor
rect report, the "iuterview" alluded 20,
wherever or Whenever held, could not
nave been the interview which we, as well
is the Nation, assumed was meant We
nave shown that the alleged report was
written by stenogrs pher of unesyory
'ntecedents, then in the employ of MIR
Richard Harrington for campaign work
and we have likewise shown that Harring
ton aud DIR. jump, the latter one of the
reputable thirteen" were present while
Audeu was pr. pairing his EXTRACT" To
be entirely frank about it, We do not
believe that Andem really took any full
Topographic report OF the speech. during
he part OF the time OF the delivery OF
which Harrington, as we have shown, was
skiug to hun, and We are entirely con.
WINGED that the pretended longer extract
vas cooked up afterwards and has been
for menths topic of gossip among thu
'thirtern" cronies of Fisher aud H4rring-
On, all of whom hlvs bssn impressed
with a conviction that something te-
nendous was coming out of it. We are,
however, disposed TO bslieve they are
honestly mi-tsken and suggested the
Iuly explanation which permitted that
assumption.
We're Mr.. Biyard the sort OF man wto
needed to have his veracity defended by a
! wsptprr in hts native city, probably
EVERY E ENINo would not care enough
for him to be mistakenly called -" his
Ryan bat had we really uud rtakeu to
iefend him against the gossip of a GROW d
{ llage Politicians We could readl,
ntve obtained the Testimony of such III, n
- 5 uator Salisbury, tx-G vernon Saul, =
blry, 'x-R preseniAuyts Wuliams ard
tho.srn, Attorney GENERAL Gray aud
herS ~ho ars not merely repntsblr'
'nt who have that kno|iedga of public
III airs which would crab e them to jadIe
At once If Mr. Bsyard, or any 9TH 7
speak r, were making gross mistakes IN
rrferring to so notable matter As the case
of Phelps, Dodge u %. All these gentle
men heard the sp -ech and their Recollection
IT it susIains Senator Bayard's. Again, hst
We attempted defense we should have
gone into the details of this little con
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

Rev. E1ain II Cnapin, d. d, the we'll
Known uuige rsnist Minister, died in Ns2
York on Sunday aged Ct gears
Percy W"krr, ex-Cougte sman, and
jui&e NJ the Inferior Court Of Criminal
jurisdiction. IN Mobile, died Monday.
General Grant and General Sherman
have accepted Invitations TO the annual
thinner Of the " York Press Club, to
take place On the Cub OF January.
Mr., John VI. Maeklin, tx-caudidate for
Council aud die -herfT4ity nomination On
the Democratic ticket, is about to lesy.
Wilmington for Maryland. He will BIZ
1oe. .ded in business by William Carey
md ElTin & Burke.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

There Is something almost grotesque in
the proposition to make James G. Blaine
Secretary of State under Garield's admin
istration. just the last place in which
Mr. Blaine should be put is one which
would exhibit him to the rest OF the world
as repr sentative American statesman.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

There are increasing indications that
Tmmany Hall is rapidly going to pieces
and cannot much longer dominate local
politics in Naw York II the wrecking
process shall extend to Irving Hall also
and, while it is at it, include Oakley
Hall, the D mocracy of New York will be
benefited Too much halls is what is The
matter with it.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
,sxarnIoaI PEOPLE AT TABLE.
A Few Points iu Reg ard 10 The Hotel
Lives of Actors and Actresses.
ct I,ouis Pot Dispatch


A Few Points iu Reg ard 10 The Hotel
Lives of Actors and Actresses.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Irenem bsr ii ,ck ,tt-FdRstgE Hackett,
| mean. He was & terrible cater, aud
thought nothing of drinking a quart If
claret aud q pint or two of chempeRno nj
Il single meal. Then there " 8 Cherira
Barras tL,' uiau VITO invented Inc Hack
Crook" He Wis YER, u.;t,.a IuHu IL s-r-
wants, but we won't tax about hun row
because ho II desd.
AT Memphis | saw Forrest for the FIRST
time. He was pauied By Miss LILY
aud r Fhiledelphia butcher, who was n
great friend OF MS. tie was vpTy rough
III hia ,aaun, rand NOT kind to his servants
Llb,rai? Wcli, rot very, EttY Mnn-
suous, That Reminds me Of Lester Wal
lack. II You pul auJthing ~ tho paper
just soi tina, Lester N0liack was II perfect
gentleman. ho ~Ds easily pleased, ard
lie nl ra,s let wulttr feel u1 though he
was man. here IL D0uoicVuit lie
tfeatH a wdI-1 itRr asitye, and Is ass hard o
please AN u Woman
Llwrs opn BNrT-tt IL very diSigreeat Q
ard L. ~ soy .nts heIiy, bur | think you
had bettsr say Hu,hiuk about hin, tor lie
might cour here tAis aa son. Nb6re wa,
Charlotte CuBDluau, too she dtHrB D
good deal OF wiue Nine. } nauschek waB
incnncu 20 tictt servants rlgLt, but hor
llt,w husband, Plot, went out Of h 8
wy TO be mean, Did yuu over kut W
what an tus'Euiii eant number nj iutle mel
these Yf.Ht Ac'ttsses and sing, ri bayu + r
unADalu "a have 40 lnra vi hJS
t.,,,,t, -, $50, 81" %
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$500 80" ", ~ ,l,.,S', 20 90, a. =.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

No copyright law Or treaty which does
not rest on the recognition Of the absolute
right of property IN an author to the pro-
auctions of his own brain can have that
foundation Of perfect justice which vii
make it satisfactory and enduring
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
THE COLD HATE.

HOW she Fb"rin"meicF IL Dropping
ia the Nnrihsvcst-vIis IL suike
ISL
PHILADELPHIA, D c. 2a in the lower
lake rrRlup lhe Temperature is uniformly
below asro this morning and II. the north
vest it ranges from 4l' below at Fort
Garrison to % baiow at s. Paul Chi
c4gn reports % below, ST LOUIS a below
This marks srapid fail and it is believed
thu GOLD HsVe will reach tina section this
afternoon. At II a. IN. it mark. d l6o
a1ove in Philadelphia, fall of g sincs
morning.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

Mr., Frank s. Mueller, 925 W. Fran kiln
street cited to II J0trnai reporter the
caah OF Mr Henry Rhenck, who for four
years suffered with rheumatism, which
was cured by the use OF two horles of ST.
Jacobs OIL F0oasrilte (Ind Journal
An electric railway experiment is pro-
posed for Paris.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30
Religions of the world.

fhe following tabular state ment hat
oHen prepared by Professor Schem aud is
generally accept, d as haipg approximately
ccIr, cts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-30

= me estimated numbers of the lending
Ffe'. slant denominations among English
speaElng communities throughout the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-04

CLOTHING for Men and Boys. Gents
~ Fine Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps and Hav-
cling Bags. f. F.. DAVIS, Under Cony House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-04

RIEACHERY Hats, Straw, Felt, Leg
l. horn. chip Neapuii:an, Gle aned, colored
made into latest styles.
:. n. WOOD, Oak ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-04

BOOTS SHOES. Large Stock of Fine
ID Goods. Custom Work a specially.
+. ii. ATKINS, Ag't., Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-04

KENNEBEC COUNTY
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURERS &
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1850.
The following Circular respectfully presented by
he undersigned Merchants, Manufacturers and Pro-
fessiolal firms of Ken nebec County, who desire to
present to the citizens of this section complete and
reliable Business Guide. careful perusal fol
lowing clas-cations Is only necessary to show that
for choice selections of varied and complete stocks Of
seasonable goods displayed by merchants Of infegn
y and fair dealing. this market will compare favor
ably with that of any other in Maine.
ss-An orders for goods will receive prompt at
tention. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
A POTHECARr, PURE DRUGS, AND
"A Medicines, and Toilet Articles.
JAMES f. DEyINE,7 Union Rloek, Water ST.
A POTHECARY, Drugs, N edieines. Toilet
"A Articles and Fancy Goods.
J. d. MYRICk, Old Fuller Drug Store.
a drugs, MeQlc1QeS ana
n Toilet Articles Prescriptions carefully put up.
j. O. A HALVES, Halowen.
A RTIST-Has opened s-first class gallery
IA blanchard Reeds store.
R.H. GARDINER. Gardiner, Me.
A RTIsTIC Photographs. First-class
"A work of all the improved Styles.
A. W. kIMBALL, Cor. Bridge and Water St.
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- horn, Clip s. Neapuli:an Gle aned, colored
5. n. WOOD. Oak St.
DOCKS. Stationery. and
- Fancy Goods.
HORACE NORTH, I55 Water ST.
DOCKS, Stationery and Fancy Goods,
- Newspapers and Periodicals,
-. +. PIERCE, Water ST.
DOCK BINDING, & Blank Book Manu-
- factory. Binding in all its branches prompt
ly done. A. j. CAMERON.
Quinby's Block, Opp. Hotel North. near Z. o.
Doors and sHOES-s. Newcomb & Co.'S French
ID Curacao and American Kid Boots made 10 or
der at D. W. Cross, Water St, Augusta, Me.
BOOTS, Shoes and Ruuuers. Fine Custom
- Work and Repairing TO order.
J. b. THOMAS. Hallowell.
go.
Doors SHOES. Large Stock of Fine
- Goods. Custom Work specially.
+. IL. AIhINs, ACT, Hailowell'
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,ARRiAE6 Ma Manu ~ "a e; hIaerho.
HIRAM CLARK, So. End Water Street.
~aDp,Acc no.e disqualification:
M r;aaa inn!.imy d'iu r,Ggmn.HO ond
JOHN MITCHELL, Bangor St.
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F. pASFoRrH, CO., Water St, Gardiner.
cling Bags. +. +. DAVIS, Under Cony House.
~ Furnishing Goods.
BENZ. HUNTINGTON, Store under Cony House.
I promptly attended to.
F. SWAIN & CO. at No. O Bridges Block
~ Plain and Japanned Tin Ware.
"Eo' D hALLAhD' ioo " a'er ST.
~ Cor Water and sri G Tf Tfs;
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- FOWLER, S SslEi,i1ss / ST Smith.
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and Lungs Specially.
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v1ySu r,..n Gal. ,u, soLa
oysters Ciams and Iobsters
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