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"MY BACK is NOW WELL. ),

This is what Mr.. Glough, of Lowell, Mass,
was happy to say after his wife had given him
good rubbing with PERRY DAvIs's Pam
KILLER, and administered dose inwardly.
For four years he had been crippled with rheu-
matisu, and suffered agony in his back After
using PAIN KILLER, he went to his business
with comfort, and is now as we'll as ever he was
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Last Chance for Housekeepers, before the
edition is exhausted, to secure, free of cost, a
copy Of the handsome 32-page cookbook, with
sample of the famous silver polish, Electro
Silicon. Send address to Eectro-Silicon Co.,
y John street. New York.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20.
Arrived

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20.
Arrived
Steamship Prussian, (Br) McDougal, Glasgow
passengers and mdse TO H g. Allan.
BArque John } Marsh, Falker Perth Amboy--
coal to Randall s. Mic Alister.
Sch Alton. (i5r) ats, aud Emma q. I'm St John
NIB, with lumber to Mark P Emery.
Sch David Iorrey, Crockett. Kennebec for New
York.
Sch Gilmore, Meader, Boothbay phosphate 10
Cumberland Bone Co.
Cleared.
Barque Saml E Spring. Rose. Buenos Ayres--S E
Spring.
sch Nathan cleayes, Atwood, virginia-Tim-
mons & HAYES.
sch Julia S, (Br, Mcintyre. St John. NR-Mark
Emery.
sAILED-Barque saml Spring. achs York,
Pred Gray, and others.
standardization Nash, Harrington is
gettlDg out The frame for barquenlne of 800 TONS
TO be built uext season.
Talbot, East Machias has in frame schr of
loo tons, for the coasting business to be eff early
next spring
JIM Haynes. Wiscasset, is finishing up a schr of
600 tons to be off in two weeks, and one of 800
tons TO be Oft about same time.
Sch Winnie Lawry of Waldoboro. 246 tons built
In 1874 has been sold to parties in New York at
5000.
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Hn Elm ssRANpA

Ship St David Curtis. at New York from Liver
pool reports heavy westerly gales and winus the en-
tire passage lost and split salts.
Barque Ella, Matthews, from Buenos Ayres for
Boston. which was run down by steamer Wisconsin.
was taken into New York Tuesday night
Brig Williams. Robinson. which arrived at
Delaware Breakwater from Fowey, was 81 days on
the passage from Queenstown with heavy gales, and
run short of provisions. Was supplied 18th by
New York pilot boat.
Sch JAS N kiley Allen, from South America for
Boston. before reported foundered al about the
nrst of December. capt Allen has arrived at his
home in Harrington. The vessel registered 400 tons
was built at harrington in 1872 and hailed from
New York. Partly insured.
sch Elizabeth from Castine with wood, brok
from her moorings at Rockand 18TH during the
storm, and drove ashore. she sold for SIS,
and has been floated.
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A Portland lady said: 81 owe my success in
cooking puddings, biscuits, doughnuts, dump
lings, cakes, &c, to Congress Yeast Powder.
1t never fails and that is what can't say OF
ONE others have used"
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MARgEAGEs.

In Deering, Dec. 10, by Rev. @. A. Hayden, Chas
H. Sprague and Miss Mary A. Libby, both of Port
land
In Gardiner, Dec. II, Fred A. Kimbsll and Nellie
F. Leavitt
In Gardiner, Dec 10, Jos. E. Crockett and Mary
F. Webb, both of Augusta.
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A constable in Salisbury cathedral was tell
ing Lamb once that eight people dined at the
top of the spire of the cathedral The wit re-
marked that they must have been very sharp
cot r.
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TO LET
10 LET.

EIsH Market 40 Congress Street, SIunjoy Hill
Il all complete, established five y airs ago best
in the city. s.. CARTOON,
dec 6dtf 11s congr S St or 1870 Middle St.
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Boston is cultured, no doubt, bat there is a
trifiing incongruity in her singing the ''Halle-
lujah chorus" from the Messiah for Il g
be fit of the Russian Jews. New Haven Reg
lister.
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Ar at New York 2Oth steamer City of Washing
ton from Havana; barque Ella, Matthews Buenos
Ayres.
AR at San Francisco 18th, ship Tacoma Sheldon
Liverpool, (Aug 12)
OF Highland Ligh goth. brig Gypsy Queen, from
Martinique for Boston
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WOTEL TOLEAsE

FNHlS Houseis situated in close proximity Il he
Il landings OF the European, New York and DOS
ton Steamers and opposite the Grand Trunk Depot.
Easy connection with other parts Of the eity by
street cars IL is in rstclass order throughout and
will be easedt respons BILE parties furnished or IN
furnished at reasonable rental Inquire of
au22dtf AUG. p. FULLER. Portland Ne.
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SW EFT CORN.
ElsTuLA ANn PILEs

EgOured without the Use of the Knife.
WILLIAM READ, IN. d. Harvard 1922 and
xOBERT M. READ, IN. D., Harvard 1850 a.
S the treatment OF FESTUEA A. EsBE.~s y, AND
ALL DEAEASHS OR THE R CTUEs,
5Ithout detention from business. Abundant refer
ances given. Pamphlets sent on application.
Office hours-12 to O'Clock L Nj. except Sun
dsys) aug1oeod6m
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Oct 81. lat AS S. lon 81 is W. ship Florence,
Leonerd, from New York for San Francisco.
Nov ., lat II 80 N Ion 124 At, ship Robt Dixon
Smithwick, from Portland, 0, for Queenstown.
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Wit and Wisdom.

The shark is worshpped by some OF the
dw4llers along the African coasts. Members
q the bar should make a note of this.-Boston
Transcript.
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Remember that stamina, vital energy, the life
principleor whatever you may choose TO call the
resistant power ich battles against the canses of
disease and death, is grand Safeguard of health
1t is the garrison of the human fortress, and when
it waxes weak the true POLICY is to throw in rein
forcements. In other words, when such an emer-
gency occurs, commence cou se Of Hosteter's Bit
ters For sale by Drug lists and Dealers to whom
apply fol- Hostetter's Almanac for 1888
dec2 ST&Th&w1m
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TO LET.

CHAMBERS No. 23515 Middle ST. I'd story, ov-
~ err stores occupied by Merrill & Keith, and A.
l.. Merry, halter. These chambers have been occu-
pied by MIR. Fernald Merchant Tailor for many
years: are in the centre of business, spacious well
located and have all modern improvements In
1uire of w w. THOMAS, or ELIAS THOMAS,
Commercial St. aug5dtf
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RAILROADS.
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER r. Il
Arrangement of Trains.

.- On and after Monday, Oct. rs,
1852, Passenger Trains Will leave
E So. Portland at S.3O n. na., and
A.O5 y. IA, arriving at Worcester
80 2.lo p m. and 730 D. 10. Returning laava
Union Depot, Worcester, at 30 O. u. and lib o.
M. arriving at Portland At 30 D. N. and 5.45 p.
N.
FER Cliutsz, Aver 1unc,, FItchburg,
NashEn, lowell, Windhrs1, and Ep-
ping az z.SO Il. IN. and 4 .O5 D. m.
Fer Ianchsseer, Concord and points NORTH, At
s.O5 ..
Eo= Egeehesser, sprfzsvSIe, Alfred, WAT
eEboro and 5acO sRigeE.5,3O =. ma. Los
p. uas, and tmized) al $50 p. "a. Returning
leave Rochester at (nnlxed) 6.4b a. m, lib
q. m, Rnd 1886 .. m; arriving at Portland
(nixeol $40 8. m, I.z5 p. M and 545 .. m.
RoE ssorIaRns, snceaFaypG, CnmbeFIana
at 80 a. Esss 1893, GEO and (mixedl
Tho a.sb5 D. M. 81 ain from Portland connects at
Aye Eunc. with aso0Sac Eulrei &OuGe for
t ltWest, aud at U.sOn l9epos. Worcester, for
New xor5 via Norwich Vine, Snd nfi rail,
aseTfnaEsegG, also with ~. X. ~ Y. 70. y.
g. ,("Steamef Maryland Ronte'9 Tor k'hifades-
Saia, Baltimore, Wns6inztor, snd the
soata AID with tesson s. Albany x, ". for
che - ssE.
Close connections made at yVess5rook 5ane-
sicu with through trains of Re. Central R. r., and
at araudyrunk Transfer Portland, with through
trains Of Grand Trunk r. Il.
Through tickets TO all points South and West at
Depot Offices and 81 rollins Adem5' No. az Ez-
change Street.
Does not stop ct oodford's.
j. W. PETERS, Supt
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Desirable Residence TO Let.

TNIRST CLASS house on State street, rental for
IL three years or less. Immediate possession can
be had. Inquire of G. W.WERRILL, 19l MIDI e or
16 Gray street. del hd1M
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DEATHS.

In Deerng. Dec. 90 Mrs. Mary Covell, widow of
the ate Daniel could of Portland aged 70 years.
Not &c OF funeral hereafter.l
In North Bridgtun. ID c. g. Mrs N. Farnsworth,
widow of the la g Samnel Farnswofth, nj. ID.
Funeral service ON Fricay afternoon.l
In Bath, Dec. ID, of heart disease, Freeman A.
Kingey aged Is years.
In farmugdale, Dec. Is, T. H. Lowell. aged about
go years.
In Farmngdale Dec ID. Mrs. Nathaniel Stone.
aged 81 years.
In G rdiner, Dec IA, Mrs Sarah. wife of DIR. W.
P. Giddings, aged 81 years.
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Pure and Effective Hair Dressing.
Cocaine, compound of Cocoan6t Oil, beau.
titles the hair and is sure to allay all itching
and irritation of the scrip.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts consists in their perfect purity snd
strength
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LEAVE FOR PORTLAND AND BOSTON

From EBaiifnx, $40 g. m, els 0. d.; 80.
sohn, SID a M, $50 D. m; sEouIton 10 80
q. M; 81. Stephen. 1O4R a m; Fsnckspora.
$50 "a. M. 5. p. M; Vanoeboro, 1.35 a. M
1.3O p. IN. Ranger, lilo q. m, f745
pm. Dexter. 700 am, $40 p. m. Gseifass
$50 g. M, B.. p, ~. Sk0w began, 8 20 a. M
3.lb p. ~; WntervSiIc. 9.15 an. 1855. 1000
2. m; and Mondays only at 5.15 y. m Auxu.fn,
500 3. n 1000 a. N, ". 40 o. N. 1865 o. m:
Gardiner, GIT a. M, 1913 am. 1907 D. M,
III Id p. m. Sath, $50 a. M, II 90 a. m
Zoo p. N. and Saturdays only at IL .55 D. m
ksronavacE. 7.2b =. m, 11.3O A. m
y: 30 p. M, 1895 a. n, (night.) Eseeiiand,
BIO a. m, 10 p~ a., Lewiston. 7.SO a. m
11lOa M, "a. 1 p. m. , 20 pm. Phillips 655
9. m. FarsnSGga0n, 500 a. M; SFinGhrop
1913 q. IA. being due In Portland as follows:
The morning trains from Augusta and Bath
S.3h q. N. Lewiston, $40 a. m. The Cay
trains from Bangor, and al Intermediate stations
aud connecting roads st 1910 and 12.45 o.
m. The afternoon trains from Waterville
Augusta Bath, Rockland ami Lewiston AZ $40
?. M. The Night Pnllnan Expresc trsin ct I.5O
a.
I Sleeping Cara attached, run daily SUNDAYS In
cluded. between Boston and Bangor.
! Runs through to Bangor every morning, and Skow-
hogan Sunday Morning, but not Monday Does
not run 90 Dexter. Belfast, Buegsporf, or st
John sunday morning
sFor Portland only.
Limited Tickets fat+s Essd sceoad cSssss fer
y. Soan sna Halifax snaSic ne rednced
rates.
PAVsON TUCKER, Gen1 Supt.
+. e. BOOTHBY, Gen'l. Pass, & Ticket Art
Portland. pct. Is. 1882 ocfl :{dtP
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W A.NIN.
Partner Wanse,

A PARTNER with 500 or $500 capital to invest
IA in good paying business. Address
PAkTNER,
decl3dtf Press Office
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TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.
HAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
On and after MONDAY, Oct.
10th, Passenger Trains will run
.~,s foHaorr,s.

E.eave Portland for Vnnceboro. NJ.
gohu, Halifax and the Provinces,
ga. Andrews, No. stephen, Fredericton,
PiseataQuis a H., and for Bangor,
Sucksport. Dexter, Belfast and skow.
WatervTiie, Zoo a. m. IS o, no Son 40 p N
ILLS p. m, and Saturdays only at 8 16pm.
Augusta, MalgOweli, GsaFdiuer, Rich
na0nd. and BrunsSvich TOO a. M. 80 D
M, 5.l5 p. m, ILLS p M. Bath 100 a. m.
1:30 p. M, 6.15 m. and on Saturdays only
at l1.15 P. M. RockiaRd, and KnSx a.
a.Encofp r. R., TOO a. m. 80 o.
M: Auburn and Levviston. 8. a, M.
1:2o p, H., Dos p. N. Lew5sson win
ssrcn-wtch zoo :: m, t11.l5 p. M;
WirthrSp, seeadGeid, West WaserviIIe
and North Arson l.25 o. m. and Earu.fnR-
IcE win FePuuswfrk z OO q m
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Notice OF "a Petition for legisIa-

ton.
Public notice is hereby gUen that the tolloriag petit
ton aciu be presented to The meat LegisIuture Of
Name for action Their on viS: To the Honorable
Senate and House y Representatives Of the State
Of Name in Legislature assembled:
EKTHEREAS, public convenience ard necessity
w require hat Bailey's Island and Orr's Island
separated by Willis Gut, shuu be connected by a
bridge over said Gut which is tide water.
Therefore. yeur petitioners citizens of the State
OF Maiae request aud petition that the Town of
Harpswell may b. authorized by law to construct
and maintai bridge over said Gut. connect said
Islands, so the stizeis of this State and others
desir ng so to do ay pass md Jepass, with their
teams and carriage and on foot from each of sail
Islands to the ther bridge over SAID tide water
a. they u ay have occaso so to d. Tut UGH bridge
to be SO constructed noe to inure navigate m ami
to make suitable draw or herein for that
purpose if necessary. WILL AM H. SINNETT
and so others.
Dated, August IL, 1882. de7d1aw3wTh
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Articles OF Association.

N accordance wi h the provisions of the Revised
Statutes OF the Stat Maine chapter 48 section
3. 10 & 20, and statutes amendatery there and
additional thereto. we the un ersigned whose resi-
dences are ed opposite respective signatures
he eby associate ourselves together by tbess written
articles of agreement 'or the purpoe of organizing
operation for the purpose OF buying, selling, and
dealing in patents of all kinds for last ng boots and
shoes, and licensing Others to u-e such patents of
buying aud selling licese or rights to use hers
patents for lasting boots and shoes of buying selling
and manufacturing boot and sh lasts. Of engaging
in the business of lasting boots and Shoes of buying
leasing, or otherwise dealing in personal real
said business and doing all other things necessary
or conve lent 70 the proper management and prose-
Gu ion of said business my branch thereof.
Which sad corporation shall be located at Portland
in e County Of Cumberland and said State of
Maine, an shall have its Off at said Portland.
The first meeting shall be held in accordance with
section IL OF said chapter Az at the office of Clar
ence Hale at Exchange street in said Portland
on the six day of January, A. u. 1883 at one
o'clock P. M.
Dated at Portland aforesaid this twelfth day of
December A. d. 1872
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HOUSE Tsb LET.

On Lincoln Street, W00dfords, house
containing nine finished rooms, heated
by furnace. Rent, $50 per month. En-.
Quire Of III. PERKINS,
4S9 Congress street.
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[FRoM MERoHANr's rxcHANeE.l

Sen Winnie Lawry of Waldoboro 246 tons, built
In 1874, has been sold to parues in New York at
5000.
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NO. I 8.

There is certain to be good deal Of strong
ly expressed opposition to the Presidents
| nomination OF Roscoe Conklng for place on
the Surreme bench Of the United States In
view of the bitter antagonism which Conkling
manifested towards the late President Garfield
and the terrible consequences arising there
from-ineluding, in the opinion of many pee
pie, an assassin's inspiration--the nomination
can find nothing to recommend it, and will be
condemned as unworthy by the great majority
of the American people regardless of their po-
h'ical affiliations. A sour, distempered and
disappointed Warwick in politics, Roscoe
Conkling is not the man to be trusted wit.
high judiciary authority, and especially Ea
should not receive such an honor as reward
for his adherence to third-tsrm policy, in
opposition to the we'll considered views of tie
party he claimed to represent City Hem
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The National Glucose and Grape Sugar
Convention has just perfected its organization
at Chicago, and set the springs in motion to
food the country with bogus sugar, to be sold.
probably, as Louisiana best. It is said that
already fifty thousand bushels of corn per day
is worked up into the unwhq2esome and vii
lainous stuff called glucose, and sold through
out the country for the avowed purpose OF
adulterating sugar. Like butterine, oleomar-
gerine and other limitations, this product
should be subjected 10 probitory internal
revenue x.-[Daily City Item.
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cssGEsCg.

T AHD OFFICE at New Orleans, La, Janra.
Il ry 2Sib, 1882. Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has 6ed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
big claim. and that said proof will be made be.
fore the Judge or Clerk Of Court at Vermilion-
vile, La, on March llth. 1882, viz Alfred
Pilet, Homestead No. 1858. for the n. / of W
/ and S. W. of S. W. / of Section %. TIP. II S
E. La. Meridian. He names the following wit
nesses to prove bis continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land. viz Desire Sci
lers, Louis Sellers, Duplessin Comeau, Fortune
Baudoin, of Lafayette Parish, La.
Febll. GEO. BALDEY, Register.
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Probate SNyS.

Succession of Jean Sosthene Mouton.
DY virtue of an order from the 25th Judicial
- District Court, in and for the parish of La
fayette State of Louisiana, will sell to the last
and highest bidder, at the last residence Of the
deceased, in this parish, on
Thursday the 9th dag of March. 1882,
all the tights title and interest of the succession
Of Jean Sosthene Mouton, deceased, in and to
the following described property. to-wit;
l. A tract Of prairie and wood land
situated in Lafayette parish, measuring twelve
srpents front on Bayou Vermilion by Eighty
arpents. more or less, in depth, bounded East
by the Bayou Vernliion, West by lands Of the
Estate of ". Moutou, Roche Mouton. Mas
Carmsiite AOuton, Mrs. Anais Mouton and An
gustin Duval and w. G. Butcher, and South
partly hy land of Mrs. Gerassin Bernard and
partly by land of Edmond Mouton, with inn
provements thereon consisting of one dwelling
house and small Clubhouse.
2 Another tract of unimproved land
partly timbered, in Lafayette parish, On East
side of Bayou Vermilion and h.ving front OF
twelve arpents on said Bayou by depth vary
ing from fifteen 10 seventeen arpents. bounded
East by lands of Alexandra Decloact, West by
the Bayou Vermlion, North by land of Estate
OF Louis V. Aouton Il assigns, South by land oil
Edmond Nouton.
g. 4 tract of land situated IN the per
sh of st. Landry, on the Mermeutesu River, on
the East side Of said River, measuring Fix huu-
dred and sixty-six 66lloo acres. bounded North
by land Of Aureiien Dubon, South by -
aud West by the &ermentcaa River.
A tract of s,gamp land situctsa an
prairie Maronne, in St. Martins parish. La
5. Fiue Hundred and forty paaneIs o.
Cypress pieux fencing.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The property to he sold Tor Cash to y sniff
eieut amount to meet all the debts and liabil
ties Of TIE Estate, aud the balance, if there bt
any, be sold on credit of one, two and three
years. with eight per cent per annnn interest
from maturity.
EDGAR MOUTON, ShcriG.
Feb. 4, 1882.
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EseE6sSC SAFE.
Estate of Julie Cormier. decease

Estate Of Julie Cormier, deceased.
pY virtue of an order of the Hon. the District
- Court in and for the parish of Lafayette,
there will be sold at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at The last residence Of Julie
Cormier deceased widow of Plaoide GuiIbesu,
at Carancro in said parish, through the ministry
of the Undersigned administrator or a public
auctiOneer. on
Wednesday 22nd March, 1882,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of Julie Cornier, to-wit:
about 800 arpents of land in the par
ifh Of Lafayette, bounded North by Bayou
Carencro, South by Charles Guidry, East by
Alexander Mouton, and West by Charles
Gudry.
about Eighty arpents of 'ooed land IN
the parish of ST. Landry, bounded on the North
by lard of Louis Guilbeau, East by land OF
Auguste FrGjean South by the Bayou Carancro
and West by the Public Road from Grand Co
team TO VermiIionville.
Two corn cribs, Negro cabins, Seven ont
buildings TO be sold separately.
One Dwelling house to be cold With one bro.
dred arpents Of land.
1900 pannels of cypress picux.: 300 gsraoo
rieux about 200 head of wild hoses; 6re .aa-
tie boFses, Z mules, hsat-t5~heaji of geRle
rUS-sd cattle. 1-pair y 4 -soxen, about u head
of wild cattle, one OK carr, one small cart, one
carriage, household furniture, kitch,n utensils,
farming implements, lot OF silver wsre, and
other articles too hume rous to mention.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The gentle stock and Is wild horses payable
cssh on the day of sale. The balance OF tie
property payable in three equal annual install
ments from day Of sale purchasers to furnish
their promsory notes with personal securities
in soiicO, payable to the Administrator ct bis
domicil. The notes to bear eight per cent In
terest from maturity. A special mortgage and
the vendors privilege to be retained on ths
land to secure the payment of the price thereof
and Attorneys fees, in case of suit fixed OF 10
per centum, to be paid by purchasers. Pur-
chasers not to ALLEVIATE or dispose of the lands to
the prejudice of the Estate until full payrnea, ol
the price thereof.
All sums Of twenty ave dollars and unde.
payable cash.
VALEE7 GCILBEAU,
Feb. Is, 1882. Administrator.
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A Star Route Fraud.
little Rock Gazette. |

"Boss." said colored man, approaching the
stamp window at the Little Rock postoffice.
show much will yer charge ter send dis letter
ter MemphisS' ''Six oents." answered the
clerk, "but you have not addressed it to any
one." 81 know dat. / amt got bnt one stamp.
an thought that if yer would take 1t ter
Memphis fur dat price l would send it ter
Mary Smith, but if yer charged more I'd send
it ter Caroline Brown who Ibis at Brinkley,
bout half way ter Memphis" "It will cost
you just as much TO send a letter to Brinkley
as to send it to Memphis" 'How does yer
make dat out. 1t don't cost as much to 60 ter
Brinkley on de train as it do ter Memphis, an
dc letter will go on de train" 'That's the
law, old man." II undcrstans yer now. Dis
id stair route office. Oh, Use got yer Want
er make three cents outer me, does yer ? Wall,
III Just hab dis matter 'vestigated. hain't
said nutiin' bout the stair routes, but from
dis time out Use gwine ter fling myself
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Young lady are you cross, nervous and fret
full 2? Have you spells of melancholy, or are you
waketul nights How is your memory, aud do
you feel vigorous: Are you pale, feeble and
inactive If so, use one or two bottles of Dr.,
Dromgooles ENGLISH FEMALE BTrrERs, 1t viii
restore you to health in every particular and
make you feel bright, bouyant and happy.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1882-03-04

The last trip of the Cnnard steamship Sorvis
to Liverpool is said to have been the fastest
across the Atlantic yet accomplished The ap-
parent time of the passage is days. IL hours,
80 minutes, and the actual time of the passage
on record. Notwithstanding that the Cunard
route is by ninety miles longer than that taken
by most of the other lines. On several days the
Servia had easterly winds.-N 7. Sun.