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STEAMERS.
Maine Steamship Company
semi. WeekIr LEE 70 New YOFk.
atas,,,ers EIaanora and Franeonis

Ste2mers EIean0ra Nuu FFHDCUIAis
VIII until further notice leave Franklin wnsf1,
Portland every MONDAY and tn ESQ 49, =.
L. III. and Leave Pier 81, East River, New A'FN'
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, ~ r. ~ -
These steamers are htSed up with fine accoulpna
lions for passengers, making this very conVeIlsns
ana comfortable route for travellers between New
YORK aud Maine. During the summer montns tnese
steamers viii touch ST Vineyard Haven on gheiI Ps
sAge to and from New York. Passage, tnclcohS
state Room, So meals extra. Goods destined peyone
Portland or New YORK forwarded to Destination ~
ONCE. For farther information apply to
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
j. +. AALES, Ag't Pier SS, E. z. New YORK.
Tickets and State Rooms caA be obtained ~ 81
exchange Street. From Dec. ! TO May i, no pas-
"a lRsrs will he taken by this line. decbd6
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SAILING BAYS os STEAMSHIPS.

EINIATokS ALMANAC. 49, SEPTEMBER 8.
sun rises.. .........5.31 High water a M. BIZ
Gun sets...,........6,24 Moon rises.".s,u La
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DEATHS

In this city, Sept. Z. Mrs. Nellie H. wife of Dr. B.
B. Foster aged "a years. x.u
aft O a. o'clock Burial at Topsham on Sunday.
In Rockland aug 80, Dea. Henry Ingraham' aged
SO years months.
In Buckfeld, Aug. IL, Lorenzo d. bonney' ageo
Al wears,
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June %. lat 3 N. Ion 80, ship Brown brothers,
Goodell. from Havre for San Francisco.
July 2, lat N Ion "a. ship Fannie Tucker
Greenleaf, from Havre for San Francisco.
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STATE OF MAINE.


To the Electors Of the City of Port
land.
PURSUANT to Warrants from the Mayor and
n Aldermen of the City of Portland, the duly
qualified Electors of said city hereby notified to
meet in their respective Ward Rooms,
On the sec9nd Monday of September
next. being the eleventh day OF said
month,
at O'Clock in the forenoon then and there to give
in their votes for Governor, four Senators and i've
Represer tatives to the Legislat of this State,
Sheriff County Treasurer, Registry of Deeds Coun-
ty Attorney Clerk of Courts, two County Commits
sioners, and four Representatives to Congress.
The polls on such day of election to remain open
until four O'Clock in the afternoon, when they hall
be closed.
The Aldermen of said city will be in open
session at the Alderrnen's Room, in City Build
ing from nine to twelve o'clock in the forenoon and
from two to five o'clock in the afternoon each
of the four secular days next preceding such day of
election for the purpose of receiving evidence of
the qualification of voters whose names h ave not
been entered the lists of qualified voters, in and
for the several Wards, and for correcting said lists
Per order.
HI ROBINSON,
City Clerk.
Monday Aug. rs. aug29dtd
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General Ocean Steamer
PASSAGE TICKET OFFICE.

Passage Tickets, Cabin, Second Cabin, and
Steerage outward and prepaid with choice of the
fastest largest and best lines and steamers, cross
ing on the lane routes free from ice and icebergs,
tional, American, Red Star, Hamburg American,
North German Lloyd, British or Italian lines, to
and from all ports in Ireland, Scotland, England,
Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Spain and Italy at
lowest rates of passage, viz; Cabin, $50 to $500:
Second Cabin, $40 to $50, according to berth and
steamers. Steerage S26 to S32. according TO
steamer and port. Return tickets very low.
Sterling and COutiueusai exchange IN
sums to suit. Also agent Morris EurOpes and
American Express for packages and freighs 10 all
parts of the globe. Also agent for the celebrated
Acidia Coal by the cargo. Apply TO
j. L. FARMER, Agent,
Ne. ~ Exchange street.
mch1g diff
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co..

Passport, NE, Calais, Me-, Sic
aOhn, n. r., Halifax, N. 81,
ChariOteaOwm, r. Eel.
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Horshord's Acid Phosphate for Over

DR.. HAS I. MITCHELL, Canandaigua,
N. Y, g. lys: az think it grand restorer of
brain fol CO or nervous energy"
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Taxes of 1882.

CITY OF PORTLAND
| TREAsURER's OFFICE, Sept. 2, 1882
N1 Office is hereby given that the tax lists for the
| lN year 1882, have been committed to me with
warrant tor the collection of the same. In accor-
| dance with an ordinance of the City,
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Clerk.
Amg / 81 4;
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CHARLOTTE, y. g.. aug. !. 1881.
Capt. JHmcs T. JoiHS'on. CiGrI,He " C.:
D'r Sr:-Wc chtvc tested vour 30 inch Peer
less Thresher AMI Separator for ten days. with
m cnglnc. thrcShinS wHcnt, oats. rye aud bar
ley (threShng John Wad<worth's long straw, d
rust proof whcat, and we can say that the
'hresher did good work, cleaning ats hcrtcrihan
any machine we have P, and separating near
ly all tie small grain, wheat, cheat and cookie
from the larger, ard thrcShing from 80 to 40
bushels per hour. We can truly >ay that we
nave given this machine good trial. anl. hav-
ing tried the GciScr. Wheeler, X Melick AMI
Westinghouse Il Cardwcll, we prefer the Peer.
less to either. II. VI. SOSSAMAN.
j. NJ pIUMMER
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Grand Barbecue.

W. viii give first class Barbecue on Sat.
w urlny the l2rh day of Aug 1882 at The
"ld Bridge tacc near Owens. For /, on rhicliclv
Greek, an . invite everybody t" cpmc ani hear
speeches from our best speakers, eat u g,n,i
dinner. drink pure cold water anil he mrrr V
and t'rgct your sorrows. There will he rcuiy
for all aul to spare.
ts.}" The people in this stro"g voting section
would like to see ali the candidates =, this bar
bccuc. SCOTT & PROCTOR.
Aug 81 II
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For Auditor.
JAMES W. NINSON.

The friends Of Mr. James ". NinSnn place
his name before the people of Union County as
Il candidate for the Office OF Auditor,
Mr. Niusou is well acquainted with the wo!&
Of the office having performed tie duties for
eight years, with much satisfaction To- the rco
pie. No one can doubt his ability, ani we feel
conilrmt he would devote all his time and best
cHci g,cs To n strict ana impartial discharge cl
the du;jcs of the office if he should he elected.
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Til" friends of Maj II, j. Thorn a;!inuarr him .
Cdn'ihlatv Iur til "I'' ri i"uuiy 'ju;nmi>,
Mayer Thomson i au Ht'ills nj p,lcII" nlnn. and il
'l'i'h w"uIi Il" all III his 'wI iu hrin all y~i"n
"i ,'"nH aui reform i'll our ,unni! LHLr, inII w1dl
h" benz iII 10 all Ihr people,
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Great Reduction in Prices.

July y
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Mr. Enirou. --ri"c'ncy Township has always
been to the front IN Democracy. "l't h''' '",'e
never ASKED ior ,iiH HtiiHtG ~ ,I, ...,,
we respectfully announce Mr.. +. Il. Cudd na :.
| tandIdaIc for 'hc Office al bnuuty Iunni>.iu iunvr.
Vote Irr "i1rL" an ! have %'oI Roads and
! BlidGCS .IlNCkNIN' -
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h'H" atn!V :E&I.ias0..
WILLIAM NJ, NRD.

The vacancy in this "lrr ~h"Il h' filled by on Who
l"'>>S~S tn ability, carI ter ari free II mI" tL"
County "i Union have it, proper iUIr ne in TIA" SCH
ate chamber. Such 4 man i WILLIAM t\liD, Is
pIr". who. II chosen, will w"rhiiy rrrr nj his c"n.l-
tTcny aui al, reject credit upon thc County viii IA
elected hm His Uamc is respectfully submitted /" III"
voters ut the primary election To- b. h,d the last
Friday IN Au-U>t next, tor the Office Ui Sta,c senator
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The friends Of Mr.. William Jcl!rrics. rcmcm-
bcrims his past faithful ami able services as
their Representative in the Legislature and
having every confidence i'll his ability and pa
tri0tIc devotion to the best interests of his con
Sritucmis place his name before the people Of
Union ns candidate for seat III the House of
Rcpl cScraiivcS.
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E.N. SII.NLN n.L GAI.LI

The many friends "I Rev. Sidney l.. T. GT,li. "i
N"rih I.'"I' respectfully submit has thu .r>
{" n."u "uUII .>I >uI,t' p>,m - ma IN '.tr' of
County Commissioner. l">>, sing every putlIu.liiuu
necessary inim dan, ui..'. ~ kIDN iir
Nlll. II I.c,d, riy,I h"nng upon nuI, ana It"-,
Whr eject II " I'll hrI .>iu ar:d ~stti " ihr
Primary 'lru,n, Lnl lnr,lsn i"i", ami iuiu sl,r.I
Iho p,mr'IL.tr Party , H. nr.utH.., I;I Platform.
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For k<kCGI commissioner.
ID 4 TnMNSENn-

Mr.. EpIrOE-Ih' friends III Maj. II. \. TuwnSHu
take pleasure in announcing his a> candidate
for denomination i'll the ensuing primary election for the
Office uC ScIun commissioner. lie needs ryc"mrncn-
datun. Ills education AMI long rxprirur, teacher
eminent ~ quality him Tor he position while his past
cord u> School t!Ic. attv>t~ his efficiency.
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lhr ri,nd, e.; JOHNS l.. Swak H. H. sin that H.. vii
d>rna @iur ,lUli> 1t Tia uilI,r III inter,
ia" county, h,nln.do hum a>a cLndii.Ir Ior ,nuniN
commissioners II Yea good T,I!> .,nd bride. NnI,
Tor .ur.l, l.. .~wuh.
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Fer G.umfy soEs.naisNio .rrs.
HENRY l.. GRADY.

Through the solicitation of II number of citi-
Hcus ir"m different sections of the ouuiy, | offer
myself aS u ctn'lldttc Tor County CIhmI >>inIcv.
Good N"a'!> and good Bridges. at The least cost ln
thvt"umiy, AMI economy III al! our County affairs,
viii be The ruic of action with me, If | ana
.cctcU. HENRY L. GRADY.
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The friends al ,;I!mrr G. Grrrr. Knowing that
hc possesses all the necessary qualifications Tor
the office and that he is II worthy ani h"nnmblc
missioner.
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Enron OF TuE TINES. At the earnest request
of II few "imy leading friends, who believe that
itn candidate may bc successful in the rimary
election, | hereby hcI leave to auuuuuc" myself
nS "a canIilatc Tor membership III the House Of
Representatives. in the ensuing election.
GEORGE Is. TUCKER. :
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Tn" inul~ of R'v. J. = Rtil'y. pru,p,r his name
>Iul'r to Ill! the office at school commissioners
Mir ii.y has trr many y.IE>. been rr aching To H.
BILE thurchvS which have not supported him II elected
To- this office according to tn" plan lnp"i lay III"
vctnn he Will serve the opc t. til" OF his ability.
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E'ar Probate EiIdagP.
DAVID JOHNSON. JR.

The friends Of MIR. David JohT>,:, Lr. anununr' him
u candidate rr reelection Il tn oil '' of Probate
ui-". Mr.. johnson has hill this important "cc. To
tn v"mr satisfaction "i all who have had business in
that court AMI with signal ability, Tor Iuur years. Bu
iw have hi hrr qualities Tor thai position and n"n"
C'Eli ii>'hIrs' >dI ~ rr' hunprIniE ami pr"hptly
than hv las. lie will do to ii, to under any emergency.
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GRAND Eslr1rrur ri Mi. NaOriaI,.

Grand Esar1rrur :u Hai. NOriaI,.
XNE The undersigned will furnish first
W class Bnrhccur at Mount Morinh' Sci uo
House, near JoHrs Store. on saturday August
1h inst, an respect fully invite all the Cnndi
dates and all other good citizens to come and
enjoy a GOOD DINNER. anl good speaking.
COME ONE. COME ALI.
JAMES W. SPARKS.
ROBERT \. JONES.
July - 80 u.
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Ih" several cl>,', Of our community should have u
r"rr'> na!v" un oar tny ticket and in behalf at the
',Tus nan ~ respectfully suggest the uI e &.
. Tir 80. tWip in>,>'N al tlir ItIi> necessary tu
whi,Us ul,ri~ nIm.
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.INII\ I.Ii\MkL\S

We, ia" n.'mi- "I Mr. John Hawkins, knowing him
t. L. worth! man HId well Tsii, IpI th' - ,> ION.
announce him c,iiualr ,lIIr. e" piily n ulr,-
mi>~IuIvr.
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Notice to Road Superintendent.

nRDEES are hereby given ~ nj Road so.
" rcrintcnIcnis io have their rralS pu, in
good order hy Sept lSt lSS2, aud To send in to
the Commissioners full reports of the condition
Of the roads "n or before the :1nl Tues lay in
September. Tie Smvcrini>mlrntS must meet
III" puh!c lcmani. 10y II strict attention to thi>
order. Hy order Of Board.
J. G. WALLACE.
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Tn" Fri 'mi> e" H. L. tu>s recognizing hi, eminent fit
Hess I'rIh' position .uIluucs han Il rIrii! sat
IA ii:' L,'uN' ct Representatives, "I this STATE.
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List of Unclaimed Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office nj UuiOn. s c. !o,
the week ending July - 1882.
Calhoun, William. Floyd, Riley
Gunr. Miss Jane. Ilalcumb Mrs
l!Grllcc, Mrs. Louisa, Jones. James.
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please state that they are advertised
JAS. II. GOSS. =. ".
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JOSHUA =. MULLlNAN.

The friends Of Joshua =. NullinaX announce
him Il canlia'c for the Office of Auditor of UuIor
County. Not only do we N, him capable O
filling the nilicc. hut know him to he an in
dustrinuS AMI worthy man.
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COL. !. q. MCkIN~lCk.

Ihr friends "f col. l. q. McKi>>ick announce lis
name ~ yauItLr for rr-"l'rti III 10 tit" l"u>s al
krpr,N'udlNc> at the ensuing primary election. Go"
Nick >>icH has been faithful to Tn" trusts heretofore
rp1>'i IN hh. li' has always been his post when
Ia Interests "l Ei> County wrrr At stake. Let show
our a;' t&i ~ OF his services hy hearty and cheerful
-upi,lI. MANY FRIENDS.
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Examination OF Teachers.

OFFICE OF SCmooL COMMISSIONER.
Union, :. C., July % 1882 I
For the benefit Of such were unable 10 at.
iCni the r,cCLl cXamnlti,u O.! teachers, there
viii hc another examination at Union Court
House on Tuesday Sim August.
There viii be us private examinations.
u. \. TO a NSEND.
School Commissioner.
Julv % so Q,
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REIDYILLE MALE SCHOOL.

y. =. REID, ~ 4. ! r,;,.;u,,.
J.T. ROBERTS. AH. 'r'"e''a'S'
Next session begins Sept. Eth, lSS2. :
Augi 81 1T
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=. >NNDiOED LEI.nOEN

l"u viii IT, H.. Iuu"uuc,' my caniii.i' f..
the "u l",.,l treasurer" e" Union t"ui.. II -Lnri
u'..,.,,'i l lu .".s'rtiHs e tt' pr, i
sutI !.i lti i"i 4" In.ru duI Il appoint Il t., ~.
duII..> 81 the ,IlIrrI
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Nj Age HsIICD.

SCOTr--lI\MES. MARRIED. on the 27rh
ult. Gy +. W. EiSnn, Notary Public, Mr. EDWARD
Sro1r t" Miss Mcdora llamcs, all of Jonesvilc
To wnShip.
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Carriage Painting.

HANlNG employed Mr. Il. 7. Ovens one of
/ the best Carriage Painters in the South,
and being prepared 10 repair Bnggics and Car
riagcS in the most substantial manner, we in
vie Ill persons having old vehicles they
wish t. hc made rs good new at reasonable
expense, to send Ihcm to us and realize that
"O!d things have passed away: behold, old
Buggcs have hccDmr new.
ROBINSON & ALLEN.
June - - :m
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The friends of John Iolscr take pleasure in anuuunc
iiG his rtutIILir lII' Iip;I>,
|; .pr'>vH;IIiNr> Ui lhS State.
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Til many friends "f Nr.J. G. Young knowing linn to-
Ice ulN conn L. I'LL t' ui.icc uuuual. hilh
t. Tor ,,il." - Nuinr uf
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JOHN l.. MlNTER.
\ NEW p.rAErrEE-rIE OFFICE SEGKINt
THE MAN,

ME. .DilpG -Nfyr many and = :ltvd Solicitations
Mr. john H. Mint"r Oi truss k.y, Township hl, cru-
scented tor his har I" go before lhc authorized voters,
ut ia" approaching Democratic l'rGmnry El"rtInu ~ a
CIhHNiIi Ir nnuinIlIpu On oI Ihr representatives
at "rrm '"Un IN Ihr state lrssi>lItur'.
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STATIONARY GiNES.
Frick Eng inS

WYE are Ngcn'e ror | MON County for he
W celebrated
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TWILIGHT.

By ROGER RIORDAN.
Women, moths, bats, beetles. toads,
Love the passing away of day.
The grazing of all colors bodies
To them soft circumstance, fair play
For purposeless activities
And underlined sympathies.
Now ones mind is like his dress
No one can its cclor guess;
Now ones heart is like the sky
Changing, doubtful, rich;
And conscience, like the crossroads sign
That tells not which from which.
I take some vagrant scent for guide
Sweetbrier, lilac, mignonette,
Woodbine, haw thorn, violet
Aud wander far and wide.
Homeless, nameless-kith nor kin
Nor law above me nor within.
But wayside things 1 gladly greet,
AS of my blood's most cherished strain,
They feed with me forbidden sweet;
Though drawn apart, I'm theirs again.
/ kiss the stars, I clasp the sky,
And with clouds the on hilEtOps lie.
For 1 have doffed humanity,
And put looser vesture on;
Dead things have living tongues for me,
In deserts am not alone.
Though outcast, rebel, renegade,
Dark nature maketh me amends,
Her springs tabooed yield me sweet aid,
Her creatures are my secret friends.
-ScriJner's Magazine.
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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly.

The February number is promptly before
us. with its usual abundance Of entertain
ing and instructive reading and fine en-
bellishments. 1t opens with q most inter
esting article by Richard b. Kimball.
London aud its Lord Mayors" with twelve
illustrations a The Allambra," by II. Rob
inson "Spiier Webs.' hy Arthur- G. But
ler: "The Great Tone Poets by Noel
Ruthven: Fashion in Deformity," By
Prof. Flower, and 1.-The Manufacture of
Soap in Ancient and Modern Times" by
Prof. Charles A. JOY. are replete with
interest and information, and are p1ofuselF
illustrated Cartons serial, 'Leonie.
EMPRESS OF the Air is continued; and
there are Short Stories and Sketches. by r.
V. Hastings, Thomas S. Collier, Sir Randall
Roberts and other favorite authors. The
lovers of poetry viii be delighted with the
illustrated poems. he willow Pattern .
aud = The Diver" a ballad, etc. Tie mis-
ceIianeous articles, paragraphs, etc, en-
brace a large variety OF subjects, amusin z
and interesting. Each lumber contains i2s
paees auarto. and over 100 illustrations
tha euinred title-page of the present one is
entitled Loves Young Dream from a
/ picture bv 4. .Jonrslan A single copy is
| ONLY y cents er S3 {. year, sent postpaid.
! Address, Frank Leslie, Publisher. s., - G
; 81 Park Place, New York.
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THE WIDOWS MITE.


1 asked the parson how much cash he craved,
Before the hat was passed around that nightly
"Preachers must ive,'' quoth he, souls must be
saved;
Oh, something give, If but the widows mite"
gave, and to my boarding house went,
Relating to my hostess why my heart was light;
"You paid the parson, did you, but not me cent?
Ill teach you how to try the widows might"
In vain pleaded that the cause was good;
She drove me from the door and from her sight
How feryently hoped the pious parson would
Pray that the lightnings might the widow smite.
The widows fair in general are kind
They strive to emulate men in doing right;
There are exceptions-and l bring to mind
One prominent-my hostess-Widow smeight.
The missionaries still pass round the hat;
never visi. them, neither by day or night;
And should they ask for aims, I'll tell them pat
''Ill give you naught ht-perhaps the widows might.
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Kidney Disease Cured.
CHRIsTIANsBTRG, VA, !,

Suffering from kidney diseases, from
which l could get no relief either from
medicine or the prominent physicians OF our
county, I tried Browns Iron Bitters,
which cured me completely. A child of
mine recovered from scarlet fever. had no
appetite, and did not seem to be able TO ca t
a1 all: gave him Iron Bitters with the
happ.est results.
KYLE MONTAGUE.
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NJ ". DARTON.
Civil Engineer & Surveyor,
parish snrxeror OF Ascension.l

(Paris!l surveyor OF <1seeH*.o1'7
Will attend promptly to work in all
branches OF his profession, such as survey
ing. mapping. leveling for canals, bridges,
rice fumes. etc. estimating cost and super
visins construction of same. Orders left at
tie CHlEf office will meet with immedTs'te
attention.
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DONALDSONvlLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEWING MACHINES.

m A. KINGSTON, dealer in all kinds of
New and Secoud Hand Sewing Ma
chimes, ITO Canal street, New Orleans, La.
Needles, Oil, Attachments and everything
belonging to the sewing machine. Ma
chimes sold, exchanged or rented on easy
monthly payments. Machines given on trial.
Repairing speciality.
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MILLINERY.
SODA WATER MANDATORY.

roDA WATER MANUFACTORY, II.
y Hcther. proprietor. No. II Mississippi
street. Soda, Mineral. Seltzer and all kinds
OF aerated waters manufactured, ana sold
at lowest prices.
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Society Bellies,

On account Of its remarkably delicate
and lasting fragrance society bellies are loud
in their praises Of Floreston Cologne.
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4 d. VEGA, Agent, dealer in Dry Goods,
a. Notions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats Groceries. Liquors, Furniture, Hard
ware, Tobacco, Paints, Oils, Glass. Lumber,
Bricks, Carts and Wagons; Loeb's corner,
Railroad Avenue and Mississippi street.
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TNO. f. PARK, dealer in Staple and Fan
d cy Groceries. Provisions, Plantation and
Steamboat Supplies. Canned Goods, Wines,
Liquors, Bottled Beer. Ale, etc, Dry Goods
and Notions, corner of Mississippi and Chet-
imacles streets, opp. River Ferry.
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M LEVY, dealer in Dry Goods, Cloth
lXle ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries,
Furniture, Hardware and Plantation Sup.
plies, at Lemann's old stand, Mississippi
street. G. FEITEL, Agent
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