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Honey-whlte clover, new 23a25cln and 2.pound
frames per pound; New York. In Irregular packages
lsa2oc Buckwheat lbal6c; strained l0al2c 80 {
BEta-ExtrA choice Ohio, I2alSe; medium saloc
Eqos-StfIctly iresh, lie.
pound: jelly Scper pound. ilH 80" '.H'7'T
FeDaablcs-sew potatoes s. ooaS 50 per barrel;
Bermuda onions. 81 90 per box; green onious 30c
Rss y y pes 5SI pas ie sac n
cncumhers, s 90 per box; green peas. 81 Goa
l75 per box; cabbage, new. per barrel % 60a3 rs;
green beans 81 Is Per box. IL r-ri "a 'Il.5a
Apptes-Choiee, per barrel, IS 50. t,ts 10.
MIts-PeAnuS 7A9C for choice white; whluutS
76casl: hickory nuts slal 50 per bushel.
F0rciln FrIls-Lemons s. O0a3 %; oranges O. 6Ca
90 per box; banAnas q t0s6 80. ,stl5 i - I
Erection, whtss, per ID 25ic; cotton, mixed,
Rsathrs-uye gecse, psrlb, SsA6oc; mixed I5a5oc.
RAiGky-sI 10 per proof gallon. 10 z 4.,Es.
Wool soa$3c are the ruling figures with no special
fra,1 - = s~sHnF
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NEW YORK, June Is.-noney easy at 211SaS PEI
cent. eime mercantile paper 4A5k per cent. ster
ling Exchange bsrker's bllls weak at u IS; dc
mand q ssA. -
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"HGoxNrErAex," a lasting and fragrant per.
fame. Price IS and 10 cents. Sold by Nc.
Lain Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young.
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By Dr.. Frazier's Magic Ointment. Cures
As il by magic, Pimplss Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptons on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, ana beauti-
tui. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip
Piles, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
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TREAT TEE . HTMaN MACHINE

al 'aag 2. ;. ..sf e .'.. 17 :,
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WHY will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price loo, Soc
and 81. Sold by McLaia Brothers, AID
Alex. 7. Young. D&w
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DupErsrA, the bug.bear Of epicureans, win
be relievsd bv Brown'stron Bitters. DAw
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+. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and r. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. paw
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NJ g,lI3Llllfla ~ y. ~ lhl l0tIll ~
,asv v.v ~ srs-fG K ,aiI4 st4t ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

final decree; unless the court has TOR sufficient
cause, application of any parry interested, other
wise ordered
SECT. l. After a divorce from the bonds of matri-
mouy. the party whose petition the divorce was
granted shall not marry again within two years
after the entry of the final decree. except on permits
sion granted py the court The party against whom
IN" divorce was granted, -hall not marry again
within two wears the entry of said decree and
not afterwards except on permission granted by the
court.
SECT. 3 Within thirty DAYS after the adjourn
ment Of any court having Jurisdiction Of divorce,
the clerk thereof shall make returns the secretary
OF state Of the applicat and DEGREES is in FOR the
term. in cases OF divorce. with the of tn Q
parties and tae causes for which the divorces were
granted. And the secretary OF state shall record
the same in a book kept fer that purpose.
SECT. $. The provisions OF this bill shall not APP
ply to any libel now pending.
Approved March Is, 1>S3.l
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Claiming under such heir or davisee so that said
section. rs amended, shall read follows:
SECT. a. IL the share of any such heir or devisee
or any one claiming under such heir or devisee Is
under attachment. the judge. like application
from the plaintiff in the suit, the attaching officer
shall require the money, not e1ing the amount
ofthe attachment to be paid to the officer who shall
be auswsrabe therefor in his official Capacity sub
jet TO the rights of the parties IL originally at
tached.' approved March l., 1888
ChapIcr sO9.
AN ACT 10 amend chapter ninety-two Of the pubic
laws OF eighteen hundred and eighty -ore relatiu :
10 fees ofinspectors oflime aud lime cask- and
their deputies.
b ii e7sdcted, &c, "a follows:
SECT |. Chapter ninety two OF the public law, al
eighteen hundred and eighty-one, Ia amended by
striking out the words zone eighth" where il ap-
peavs In said act, and inserting the words one-haf
in lieu thereof so that said chapter amended will
read a. follows:
SECT l. The fees of inspectors of lime and lime
casks, anc their deputies, shall be onetaf of one
mill f7r each cask inspected and branded, and each
inspector shall receive from his deputy the one-hsf
of one mill for each cask inspected and branded 10y
the deputy
SECT. ?. This act shall take effect when an
proved. approved March Is. 1851
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Chapter 30.

AN ACT to establish the line bsIween the Counties
Of Somerset and Piscataauis.
Be IL enacted, DC, as follows:
The division line between the counties OF Somerset
and Pscataquis, is hereby established follows
beginning at the southwest OF the town of
Wellington thence running norherly, following the
west lines of the towns of Wellington, kingsburv
Blanchard and Shirley, and townships number three
in the nth range, and number two in the sixth range
erly bank of said river TO Moosehead lake; thence
northerly by the westerly margin of said lake to the
easterly line of township w thence northery along
the easterly line of township W and SeboomooS
township TO the northeast of said Seboomook
township thence westerly along its northerly line
till strikes the division line between said fifteenth
and sixteenth ranges of townships from the "a
line OF the state; thence north the division line
between said fifteenth and sixteenth ranges to the
southery line OF the county OF Aroostooh.
Approved March Is, 1851
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Chapter 2ll.

AN ACT to amend section one of chapter sixty-sou,
of the public laws Of eighteen hundret and eli ghty
one, relating TO the compensation of jaiiors for
board of prisoners.
Be IL enacted, DC, rs follows:
Section one of chapter sixty -four OF the public
laws of eighteen hundred and eighty-one il amend.
ed by adding the following words TO said section
And In Jas containing workshops the jailors shall
receive for every prisoner laboring in said shops
twenty cents per week, in addition to the slim
above provided Approved March Is. 1855
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laws OF eighteen hundred and eighty-one Is amend
ed by adding the following words 10 said section:
And In Jais containing workshops the iaiors shall
receive for every prisoner laboring in said shops
twenty-five cents per week. in addition to the sum
above provided approved March g. 1855
Chapter 311.
AN ACT to amend chapter sixty Of the Revised
Statutes, relating to Divorce
Be u enacted. &c, As follows:
SECT. !. Section two of chapter sixty of the re-
vised statutes Is hereby amended by striking ont the
words"when the judge deems II reasonable and prop
er. conducive 10 domestic harmony and consistent
with peace and morality OF society, and inserting
instead thereof the words 'for causes of adultery
impotency, extreme cruelty, utter desertou con.
tnued for three consecutive years next prior 90 the
fling of the libel gross and confirmed habits of in
toxication, cruel and abusive Treatment or on the
libel of the wife, where the husband, being OF suf-
Gent ability grossly or wantonly and cruelty re-
fuses or neglects TO provide suitable maintenance
for her. Said section Is further amended by strS
ing out the word IL " in the fifth line and insert
ing the word provided instead thereof and by
striking out the words 1" and when such divorce Is
granted, may marry again, in the last two INES, 50
that said section amended, shall read as follows
viz:
sSEcr. 9 A divorce from the bonds Of matri.
mony may be decreed by the supreme Judicial court
in the county where either party resides at the
commencement of proceeding, Tor causes oil adult
tery impotency, extreme cruelty, utter desertion
continued for three consecutive years next prior to
the filing Of the libel, gross and confirmed habits OF
libel of the wife, where the husband, being of suth-
cient ability, grossly or wantonly and cruelty re-
fuses or neglects to provide suitable maintenance
state or cohaoited here after marriage; or, II the
libelant resided here, when the cause of divorce
accrued or had resided here in good faith one year
prior to the commencement of proceedings. Either
party may be n witness
SECT. 3. Section three, twelve and thirteen of
said chapter are hereby repealed.
Sect g. All DEGREES Of divofce shall, in the first
Instance be DEGREES nisi - become absolute after
me expiration OF six months from tns entry thereof
court and on such applications the clerk shall enter
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-15

The Grand Jury in New York City found
a notable indictment a few days ago for
assault and battery. The case upon which
the indictment was founded was that of a
physician who went into a hotel, ordered a
steak, and, being dissatisfied with the one
that was set before him, called for another,
and was charged for both. Upon his re-
fusing to pay for more than one, the cash.
Ter. as charged, seized his hat from his
head and retained it as security for the
amount OF the bill. This would probably
appear to most persons to be a narrow
basis for an indictment for assault and
battery against the cashier. Yet indict-
ments have been found for even q less
serious invasion Of the person or clothing
OF another. The law properly invests the
persons of the law abiding with sanctity,
and makes even the slightest violent and
intentional infraction of it punishable with
fine And imprisonment.
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AN EXCELLENT IDEA.

There is a bill before the California
Legislature requesting and authorizing
the Governor to pardon all Cinnamon in
the two Peuitentiaries Of that State on
condition that they shall return to China
without passports. The San Francisco
Daily Report thinks the idea a most ex.
cellent one. The criminal population of
California is proving a serious burden to
taxpayers; it is no real punishment to
shut up a coolle and feed him; in most
cases he is almost as contented in prison
as out Of it; our pro-Chinese Judges.
who eat turkey and drink wine with the
coolie barons of the coast, do not even
permit a Chinaman's hair to be shingled
lest Imprisonment might possibly have
some terrors for him. What is the use
then in being put to large expense SIM
ply to maintain hundreds of Cinnamon in
what is to many of them simple luxury
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IRISH

One Of the signs of the times in Ireland
is the disposition among leading landed
proprietors to dispose of their lands to
the peasantry. They are beginning to
realize that real estate in Ireland is a
DOOR investment. Doubtless the push
ing OF great railroad arteries into the
great cattle ranges and wheat fields of
North America is beginning to open the
eyes Of those large landed capitalists to
the fact that they can take one-half or
even one.third Of the estimated values of
their Irish estates and realize more than
double what they now receive in the way
OF rents. The cattle business even at
the present high prices will pay from ID
to 25 per cent on the investment, a profit,
too, that can be realized without dis
traints and distress to tenants. Mining
and farming also open up splendid in
vestments for capital. The New World
is coming to the rescue of the Old.
Steamships and railroads are the great
equalizers of the world, serving to dis
tribute capital and labor where they are
most in demand.
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cans, there would be an election for all the
officers Of the State every month"
Importation of Trade Dollars.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Post says
the importation of trade dollars from Chi
ma, by way of the Suez Canal and London,
is said to aggregate $50, 900 weekly. They
are sold at from 9s4 to 99l cents, and
are bought by the employers of labor. to
be paid as wages to employees at par. The
latter class pass them off to grocerymen,
milkmen and retail tradesmen generally.
Billy Edwards Benefit.
NEW YORK, March 14.-Last night Billy
Edwards. the pugilist, had q great benefit
in Madison Square Garden. Sullivan said
il Fox would bring along his big stiff
Slade he would accommodate him.
5000 LabOrers ON n strike.
LONDON, March 14.-Three thousand
laborers in Huddersfeld District, Eng
land. struck work to-day, owing to q disa-
greement with the masters about wages.
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eureka Dailp 9entr1el.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1883.
LORI Co..ERIDGE TO CONS

The Lord Chief Justice of England
has accepted the invitation OF the New
York State Bar Association to deliver an
address at its annual meeting at Albany
next September. The highest satisfac-
tion will be felt in this announcement by
the LAWYERS of the United States, es-
n~eeially as the Committee of Arrange
ments have informed Lord Coleridge that
if he comes "a general invitation to the
whole bar Of the country" estimated to
embrace 20, 900 lawyers, will be issued.
Much disappointment was felt at Lord
Coleridge's declination Of a similar invi-
tation a year ago, but the conservation Of
a church he had built and presented to
the parish OF his county seat in Devon
occurred in September, and he was not
willing to be absent on that occasion.
Although but 81 years of age, the Lord
Chief Justice is not in the most vigorous
health, and he warns the committee that
it is possible, but not probable, that he
NAV be unable, from want OF strength,
to undertake the visit. Personally, and
in appreciation OF "a striking mark OF
the kindly feeling" existing between the
LAWYERS Of this country and England,
Lord Coleridge evidently desires to come,
and there is every reason to believe that
he will. The committee has requested
him to be it's guest from his residence In
England back to his own door, and as
sured him that his visit Twill mark a new
era in legal annals, Distinguishing it with
international comfy and evidences OF
the similarity of the judicial institutions
of the two countries" and edo almost as
much as your Lordship's career in Great
Britain to hand your name down to pos
terity with an enviable reputation" His
Lordship may fear that his strength will
not be adequate for so great an achieve
ment in so brief a time, and the threat
of 'many civilities OF varying character,
social and public, municipal, State and
national" may prove unfortunate, fright
ening away the guest whom it was in
tended to allure.
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RtBBuT METAL-FROM 100 TO 400
- pounds Of b.bbtt metal for sale at the
6HxFIxsL offss, kurskas NvvsAs
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The knights TempIar Triennial
COnciaye.
A 8
A Miner Whose train was Cleft
with an AK Receivers,

with an AK Receivers.
On Dec. A., 1876, John Harris, a miner,
was working at the bottom of the Yellow
Jacket shaft, Gold Hill. Through the
carelessness Of one of the workmen at the
top of the shaft an ak was dropped through
the mouth Of the pit which, in its descent,
struck Harris on the head, the keen edge
cleaving his skull diagonally and stretch
ing him at full length in a bleeding and
supposed dying condition. He was imme-
ately conveyed to the open Air and medical
attendance summoned, although his death
was expected at any moment. The suf-
ferer proved to be very tenacious of life,
and the attending surgeon, DR.. Manson,
decided to remove the injured portions of
the skull, which was accomplished success
fully, IL pieces, covering an area of 81 x2k
inches on the apex Of the Uranium being
taken out. Strange to say, Harris began
to improve, and at the expiration of q
few weeks the flesh had grown over the
aperture and he was apparently as we'll
az ever. Harris has since been to England,
his native country, and applied to the
surgeons OF Guys Hospital in London to
perform the t%repanning operation, which
they refused to do under the circum-
stances, as the wound had entirely healed,
and they deemed it prudent to let we'll
enough alone. They, however, pro-
nounced his recovery one of the miracu-
lous events of the century, and we're at a
loss to account for it upon any surgical
hypothesis. Mr.. Harris has never expert
enced any arrangement Of the mental fac
ulties resulting from the accident or sub
sequent operation, although the left leg
has since become partially paralyzed. He
Is still engaged in mining, and claims to
be able to perform as much work with the
pick and drill as any of his comrades. He
is now in San Francisco on a short visit,
and exhibited to au Examiner reporter,
with pardonable pride, the upper crust of
his headpiece, the detached particles Of
which he carries around in a small sack.
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A COOIie Candidate.

Wherever the heather Chinee goes, the
sad cry comes in a wall of distress from
parents: "Save our children from the
awful curse Of opium smoking" This
horrible habit is growing rapidly in our
little town. Some of the boys-aye, and
girls, too-of VI best families are going to
a sure and terrible death. Numbers of
them are known, aud if steps are not taken
to stop the curse, the Journal will be com-
PEELED to give names.-Modesto Journal.
What will be the condition of affairs in
California when Edmunds, the greatest
coolieite in the United States. becomes
President, and Cinnamon come pouring in
again at the rate OF four or five thousand
per m0nth2-San Francisco Report.
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Little All Sid
Was q Christian kid
A cute little cues. you'd declare
with EYES full OF fun
And = nose that began
Right at the roots OF his hAir.
Jolly and fat
Was this frolicsome brat
As he p aged through the long Summer day
And braided his cue
As his father used to
In ChtnAlsnd. far. far away.
Once DER . lawn
That An Gid plsyei apo
A bumble.bee Few in the spring.
"M.liosn butterfly !"
Said he, with winking eye,
"Me cAtches aud pull Of UNI wing"
Then with hi. cap
He struck 1t Q rap
This innocent humble bee
And put Its remstns
In the seat Of his jsansi
For . pocket there had the Chinss.
Down on the green
Sat the little sardine
In . style that WAS strangely dsmure.
And with . sad sria
Thst was brimfnl Of sin,
Nc msshes um BUTTERFLY SURE"
Little Ah Sid
Was only q kid.
Nor would you expect him to euess
What hind Of . bug
He wa. hold g SO snug
In the folds Of h 8 loose-htting drsss.
"Kt-ya ~Ki-yip-ye"
All Sid cried. as he
REESE hurriedly from that spot;
"Ki-ya Yuk-h.ksn
Dam um Mclean man.
Um butssr1y ssiiy mush hot y
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A Partisan lady advertises as follows:
"For sale. q monkey. a cat and two par
rots Address Mad. e., Rue. As
the lady is about to get married she has no
further use for these animals"
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NOTES.

The President is giving a great many
dinners this year, but we do not notict
Mr.. Dorsey's name among the guests
1t was not always SO. Time was when
the best part of the chicken was not toe
good for Dorsey.
A prominent politician Of New York
says he would not be surprised if the
next Republican candidate for Vice.
President were taken from the Pacific
Coast. He thinks that all the chances
are in favor of the selection of Senator
Miller of California.
1t is understood that Senator Edmunds
will only retain the office of President of
the Senate until lex December, when
he will give way to Senator Anthony.
The Philharmonic Society of Wash
ington will take charge of the musical
portion of the exercises on the occasion
of the re-interment of John Howard
Payne's body, and render. with a large
chorus, "Home, Sweet Home"
1t is rumored that the National Repub.
lican will shortly change back from it's
e%ight-page to its old four-page form. and
that Gorham will leave the editorial
chair and visit California, to remain
until Congress assemblies in December.
The gossip in Washington is that Su.
pervising Architect Hill waa in collision
with New England men, who, through
his official influence, were enabled to
furnish material for the construction Of
public buildings. The names of several
prominent public men. including ex-
Secretary Blaine, Governor Butler aud
Senators Rollins and Hale, are given by
gossips as those who were in collision
with the Supervising Architect.
Jay Hubbell testified before the Con.
gressional Committee that the total fund
raised by his committee was $3.50, 900
and no more, and that the business of
the committee had been wound up and
the books destroyed. Why were the
books destroyed, Thereby hangs q tale.
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Sole Trader Notice.
WANTED.

A LADY TEACHER TO TEACH THREE
~ ais sfnOS " II Rntp. fsaiiHf''
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Heartily Recommended,

Don't condemn a good thing because
you have been deceived by worthless NOS
trums. Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured
many in this section Of nervous disorders,
and we recommend it heartily to such suf-
ferers.-News,
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.

ESPECIAL TO THE sENT1NEL.i
Arrest of Supposed M~urderers.
SAN JOSE, March 14.-The inquest on
the body Of Renowden and Mcintyre,
found murdered in the ruins Of a house
yesterday, makes it probable that Joseph
Jewett, a painter, and John Showers, a
farmer, living in the vicinity, committed
the crime. Both were arrested last night
at Giiroy, but Jewell escaped before reach
ing town.
The knights TempIar TriennIal
COnciaye.
SAN Francisco, March l4.-At the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Triennial Con-
clave of the Committee of Knights Tenn
plar to-day the value of four trophies were
fixed at $500, $500, $500 and $500, respec-
lively. The Committee On Transportation
reported round trip tickets from New
Orleans at $50. From all points not
specially fixed one fare for round trip not
to exceed SIS. From all points west OF
Omaha to San Francisco and return, $75.
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NOTICE.

ITO TIE vIcToRINE GOLD M eorpo.
COMPANY, q nonresident mining
ration. nj, said Com.
the sum Of ssl5; that you have pleaft for the
personal property to me as seon the said
payment Of said demand; that un ~ S.ys from
amount of $Sl5 is paid witain hs sold to sat.
this date the said properly ~HM TUTTLE
isfy said demand. Joa mhs-10t
Eureka. New. March 8, 1879 -
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DILLH A ID 3, ...rrrrL Onoe
ID and Cards. printed d
1NxvducoA prices
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NEW TODAY.
Attention. Mob Hill Hose Co. No. 5.

VNHE REGULAR MEETING OF YOUR
1 Company will be held at tae Hose House
FRIDAY EVENING, March 16, at O'CLOCK
sharp. All members are expected to be pres
emit, as business of importance will be under
AMUSEMENT. ALEX. MCKAY, Foreman.
NJ RIDGE. Secretary. mh1o-2t