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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
.riefe elmer oeutfden bousfrau.
II.

9enber, Golo., II. Sttober 1896.
@ee6rter 6err Simon.
limb bernp9, tpern au9 10 bieGe moberne
Srauen ft9 bagegen itrGuben - Die &i4e 1T
unb bletbt bas Het9 Der 9ausfrau. Sa
tpobG- bus &ai9 - Elm fOl9es 1T bieieIbe,
benin ie muB fi4er init GROCER Sorgfalt nnb
@eis6eit regiert nerben, unb 5tpar bat bic
8i4e lire Departments gerube 10, pie cine
Gegierung, unb tpenn bic 9ausfrau nut bic
Wi9tigfett ibrer SteGlung %erfennt, 10 fann
unb muB file buruuf ftOl5 fein.
8pn Der &i9e aug nirb auber benz
@i9tigften (bie @rnGbrung Der SumiIi9
audi mod 5olgenbes regiert: Die 9iibner, Die
99nein9ens, bic &dlber, bas Mtl4z unb
8utter@O Department, bic @~r5iebung Der
Mdb9en fir ibren 9auptberuf fotpie Der
9anOel nit bielen uuf Der Surm ~er5eugten
NrtifeIn. 11nb bies d1es muB Die 9ausfrau
t6un, nenn es ri9tig getban tperben ion,
benin Die MGnuer, Die MGnner taugen aae
fir bieIe Qr6eiten ni9ts - oles bas 1T fir
fe gu fleinli9, barum iiberlufen fe es Der
inteQettueu melt unter i6nen itebenben
5rau!2 Stun, biss 2ebtere gdbe aud nod
Stoff genug fir cine eingebenoe 8eipre9ung,
iebO9 m09te i'd bies serne elmer bOber ges
bilbeten Srau aus Sbrem 2efertreife iiber'
Iafen, ODER boob elmer Dame nit grOBerer
@eIterfabrung. @s giebt ba ia nod gar
man9e Iiebe 6uusfruu, Die fir bas oage@
meine Bo6f elm tleines Spfer bringen nnb
bes abenbs bier unb bu Elm StIno9en nit
Sbnen, lieber 9err Simon, correiponbtrsn
iolte.
SD bente INNER mod NIT 8ergnigen an
ROistto @4On4eu. ps its, Die IisbsusEpar'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

rei9e Sriebs aus benz @ur5elitod beroor,
bic ieoo9 ebenio f9nen %entfernt perben, als
ite eri9einen, bdmit benz alien Stod araft
unb Saft erbalten bleiben. Spdter iptto
s%eitpeiIe Wuiier Derabrei9t, iebo4 nur 10
bel, aIs biss ben @uraelausI9lag ni9t be-
.sinftigt.
Gtpa 10 @oben Dpr Sftern tperoe1 Die
%gbrpIantbemen griinoli9 BON alien db9e@
ftorbenen 8ldttern unb 3neigen gereirigs
unb ibnen nun rei6lt4 Waiier, @drme ur1o
2iGt gegeben unb 5par mDgli6it Dtel Son%
nenli9t. Sol9e pflanaen geben einen prdds
tigen 5riibiabrsflor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Gin 3ahmann iber meinbebano
lung.
San Srdnciscp, Sal.
ID. Sft. 1896.

AON ~ AOcO%
9eebrter 6err Gebafteur!
DIS alter graftifer in ben @Gbrunosqez
tperben battle i'd mid fir befugt, gegen bic
9er6reitung BON Srrt6iimern in bieier &i9>
tung @infprud gu erbeben, unb febe MIDI
baber beranlaBt, in 8etreff Der vgfatbT9lGge
zines @eintIfers" in go. 40 Der r8etlage"
gu eripibern, baB Bel Der 8ebanblung bon
GOtbpein in ben aGermetiten Sdlen bic
&Gmme su entfernen finD, neil lie immer
etnen f3le9ten 8ef9mad baben unb ben
@erbtoffgebalt bes @eines meiitens iber
ben nOtbpenbigen 8etrag erbDben.
9amit bic Srdbsrf9i9te ni9t troden
pir6, mas gu Srdbergef9mad unb @1iigz
fdure @eranlafung geben fam, 1T bic Qnz
t%penbung BON @entb0ben gu empfeblen,
bur9 pel9e Die SrGbermaf1e mDgli9t tief
in Der SluffigteitsmafIe gu balten 1T, @be
Der @ein abge3ogen pirb, mas bor bolz
itdnbi9er 8ergd6rung gef9eben foqte, fam
Die Maffe immerbin etnmal Dur9geitoben
perben, UNI ben gsIDften SurbitOff BON ben
9iilien ab3upaf4en. 8eim Nblafen bes
&ptbtpeines 1T bus 3uieBsn bon 9efe mig
li9ft gu bermeiben, neil tie entfdrbeno pirft,
tpG6renb biefes @erfabren beim WeiBnein,
tpel9er ia INNER friiber abgelaFen nirb,
babur9 cine ~siinittge Wirfung dubert, baB
Die biinne 6efe nod lebensfGbige @dbrtetme
ent6dlt, tpel9e auf bic Na9gdbrung unb foz
init auf Die &ldrung iebr fOrbernb pirtt.
&otbtpein pirb brrh ben @ebalt an Serb
ftpff 19neler beG als @eiBtpein, @erbitoff
ftDrt aber AUDI ben reinen Gef9mad bes
@eiBpeines unb maAt i'm baour9 minOer@
tpertbig. 9ie Gri9einun9 Deg &abmpil3es
auf benz @ein lit Elm 8etpeis bon GROCER
GorsGofigfeit bes &ifers.
gu 5rage $50. 7O3 in Der n8eiIage" babe
i9 gu bemerten, baB bic @ertpenbung bon
@fii9mutter ni9t gu empfebten 1T, neil
folde gum grDBten She'll aus S9leim be-
itebt.
Gum nSiBbaGten bon QepfeGtpein" iopie
gum &ldren fouten feline Gbemitalien berz
ipenbet perben, neil Tie f9dbli@ pirfen unb
beren N%niDenbnng gu fol4en 3peden au9
gefebli9 berboten lit.
Nuf ben Nrtifel bes 6errn geter 9raf
mD4te ib ertpibern, baB bas @O1baGten Der
Weinfdfer faft bas ein3ige Mittel 1T, UNI
beren Snbalt bDr &rantbsiten gu betpabren;
bamit aber bic ausgef9iebsne 5efe babel
ni@t tpieber in ben @ein tommt, fam man
ia einen Sri6ter nit LANCER 8Dbre babel
beripenben.
gu benz 8eri9t iber bic vObfernte"
mO9te i4 bemerten, bdB es ft4 6iefes Sabr
fi8sr be5oblen tpiirbe, ben fiiBen @uft NIT
telft entfpre6enbsn Npparates ein5ubiden,
pber Dbne ghemitulien 10 gu bebunbeln, bag
er uneingebidt iiB bleibt. Die Semperensz
Ter pGren getpiB bantbur bufir, I'm 10 mebr,
als ni9t ale Sabre 10 biel Sbit pd3t unb
fpl9e Stoffe, penn ri9tig ~bsbanbelt, faft
unbe9renate 9auer baden.
gu ferneren 9ieniten gerne bereit.
SO m, &uoff @6umpagnsrma9sr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Brief ii Joaho.
glarts SORT, &potenat g.,
Sba6p, 10. Set. 1896.
@eehrter Serr Gebafteur

OetDIIer Qerr JLeDQtIeur
I'm ben 2eiern Der v8eiIage" audi eirmoI
pteoer ettpas iiber Sbabo mit3utbetlen, tpiQ
i4 bpr alien 0ingen 6erbor6eben, baB biefe
@egenb bier feline 9egenb fir 5armer if,
auBer fir fol9e, tpeI9e it9 dusf6lieBli9 alf
bic 8teb3u9t un6 ne6enbet auf ben 8ertauf
bon Mil9, Butter unb Gier perlegen mol
len. Butter bra9te i'm berfIofenen Spm=
mer Is Gents bas Bfunb, @ier e~benicbiel
bas 0uBenb, Der 2iter MiG9 foitet i'm Binz
ter 10, i'm Spmmer 5 Gents. Wdbren0 Der
Wintermonate er3telt man fir Butter bon
$50 Gents unb fir gier per 9ubenD
etpa bas rdmti9e. @u9 bas Sletf9 Dringt
i'm @inter einen guten Preis, ndmli9 bon
4f6is Z Gents per pfunb fir ausgef4la9z
tetes @ieb.
Die 8inter bduern bier getpO6nli9 febr
LANCE unb S9nee giebt es bieG. Die StdGIz
fItterung eritredt ii9 besbalb auf nabe5u 5
Monate i'm Sa6r unb es tpirb ni9ts ais
6eu gefittert; ru Mil9fi6e er6alten befe:
res Sutter, nimIi6 nebenbei 8lete unO sel6e
Miben.
9ier berum tpirb btel in 8ergperfen gear
beitet, cine quite Mtne ift iebo9 niht borz
bunben. Die 2eute f9ipdrmen in biefer
@egenb fir 5retiilber, fe geben iid Der irriz
gen @nfi9t bin, baB bas tbnen @elb in 9i1e
unb 6IGe. nte 2aub, brtnge.
Mit @ruB
Martin 8ireL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

@uge, fonbern uutb duf Die Nafe 1T bic Wirz
flung cine unOer9eBli9e. Sus 9Orren aaer
bieier rieiigen Mafien fam, penn Die Sonns
tire eripartete S9uIOigteit tbut, in 5tpei
Sagen beenbtt fein. Mit benz 8erpaden
unb nit benz @inmoben lit es n%atiirli3 cine
anbere Sa9e. Man fam iagen, OuB ih9 bas
0eBtere in Galifornien gu elmer 10 ptffeHs
i9aftli4en Snbuitrie entpidelt bat, ME
man tie ii9 ii6erbuupt bDritelsn lam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Gonferpirune Ger Gier.

Der Director Der Ianbnirt6fdpaftli9en
Wint.ri9ute gu Neiffe in S9leften, 81.
Struu9, bat unlGngit @srfu9e in 8etreff
Der CONTRIBUTING BON @iern ungsite0t unO
bieie 8erIu9e auf 20 perT9ieoene Mst6oben
ausgeOebnt. 0as GrgebniB ipar f~olgenbe5:
I. A1lt Ger purtn 9Ie9t:
1. @inlegen Der @ier in Sdlanafer (spar
ni9t b~erfouGt, aber our4 gu iturtes Sin.
bringen bes Sul3es un9enieBbar).
II. Weber Die 9GIfte Der gier
9le9t:
2. @ier in papier ~eingepidelt go psf.
f9le9D.
3. Gier in eine Suti8plidure= unb @fpces
rinl0iung gelegt go psf. 19le9D.
4. @breiben Der @ier NIT Sala GO psf.
f9le6t).
5. Nuf6epabren Der @ier in 8lete GO psf.
f9le6D.
6. @ier nit Paruffinii6er3ug berIeben GO
psf. f6le9D.
Z. @ter nit 9lpcerin= unb SalicDliGurs<
lDfung beftriden GO psf. f4le4t).
III. sis 5ur 5G1fte Der Ger
f9le9t:
8. @ier in iiebenbes Wafer geGegt, 12-15
Sefunben go psf. f9le9D.
8. @ier nit NGaunlDfung be6anbelt $50
psf. f6ledD.
10, @ier in SuGicDlidurelD1ung gelegt go
psf. f9le9D.
@ier NIT @uferglus betri9sn 40 psf.
f9Ie6).
II. @ier nit &olobium beftri9en (4O psf.
f6Ge9D.
Ii. @ter nit Sad iiber5ogen 40 psf.
f61e6f.
@ier nit elmer 9pefI9parte beitrt9en
GO psf. f9le9D.
@isr in 9OI3uf6e auf6epabrt go psf.
f9tehD.
@ier nit 8orfGure unb @aferglas BE,
banbelt GO psf. f9lebD.
II. @ier nit itbermanganfaurem &ali Be-,
banbelt GO psf. f3le9D.
". SdmmtGt4e@i Ter tparenqut:
Is. @ter NIT 8aieline iiber8ogen.
19. @ter in &alfpaifer a%ufbepabrt.
@ter in fredericksburg auf6etpa6rt.
Son ben Met6oben No. 1-13 tpiirbe benz
nd6 enti9teben a65uratben Iein.
4ls bette &onferbtrungsmetbobe piiroe
1ber cine Der BRET 1eBten un5uieben Iein, un6
ptro Dem Nuf6epabren in WafIerz
JlaslDfung Der 8or3ug ert6eilt, neil bus
Sinreiben NIT @afeltne, DEFENDERS fir or5z
Bere Ufa1en BON @tern, gu umfGnbli6 1T,
1rb Die MISUNDERSTANDING oftmuls,
ou4 ni9t in bteiem Safe, einen unz
1ngenebn1en 9eru9 unb @e16mad Der @ier
9erborr1ft. Sin ltebeIftanb BEL ben in @aIz
IerglaslOi1ng %oufbepa6rten @iern lit freiz
li3, baB Die S@ale beim &o6en tei6t serz
bo9 ipirb bies bsr6tnDert ourd porz
Nnbo6ren beriel6en nit elmer ftarz
fen Babel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Dos Jaeoeefek bon Wisconin.

@iner iiinst bonn @isconfiner Sbergeri3t
abgesebenen @ntf9eibung 3ufolse lit bas
SagbgeieB senannten States bonn Sabre
1895 dig ungiiltig gu betra9ten unb bas
@eieb bpn 1898, toel9es beitimmt, baB bonn
1. Big gum 81. Oftober auf 9febe unb
Stride Sogb gema4t perOen tunn, 1T iebt
in &raft.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

turnstile, Immediately inside OF
which is a graveled circle AZ feet
in diameter, with fountain in the
center and pomegranate hedge
around. This is cut through by
three eight feet walks "a straight
one in the middle and serpentine
one on each side. These run into
the circular driveway forming
two three cornered howerbeds, and
in the corners of these, next to the
driveway, are tamarisk, which is
kept trimmed in the shape OF a
beehive. On the right hand side
Of the right serpentine walk is a
fowerbed in the first bend of which
in a weeping willow, then a row of
ash trees with young almond trees
in front. Beside the other SER
pentine walk in also a howerbed
with row Of black walnuts in the
back ground and almounds in front,
q weeping willow beside the drive
way. This piece Of ground runs
to the north gate and round to the
engine room and has row of Elm
and Mulberry trees running north
and south and the plat is filled
with shrubs and flowers. There
are two cottonwood trees west Of
the Temple, one a self-sown seed
ling, is about the finest and hand
soonest to be found in Dixie. A
longside the walk leading to the
reception office are some native
cacti growing among a small rock
cry. More anon.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

Hurrah for our side! A few
Zenith Washers are now ready for
sale, and those who are skeptical
Of their high @nerit will be allowed
to thoroughly test it before pur-
chasing. Make your arrange
ments with Pickett & Snow.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26
DEFINES FREE GoLp.

A prominent mineralogist defines free
gold as maiden quartz carrying gold,
which has not its affinity to quicksilver
alienated by a coating of oxide of iron
or any other illinition. The ore when
crushed and stamped should need no
other method of extracting the gold
than washing with water and catching
the gold in mercury Eureka Democrat.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. 1t is equally
efficient for itching piles and favoritee rem
'ed6y. for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill.
biains,. frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
Try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are just what horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
For sale by j. r. Michels.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26
A short time ago, we introduced

A short time ago, we introduced
the readers Of the UNION to the
inside of the Temple grounds
and showed you what has been
done with the rough things of
nature. We will now show YOU
the Northwest quarter Of the Tenn
pie block which has a circular
lawn 1922 feet in diameter, with
fountain in centre, and driveway
around it IL feet wide. There is q
small lawn in front of the recep-
ton office with privet HEDGE
around the side next to building;
also small lawn south of center
lawn. In the Northwest corner is
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

An inquirer desires to know If loca-
ton is invalidated by reason of an error
IN the name of the district on the notice
OF location. 1t does not; good intention
isail the law exacts, Tocureit, however
correct the error and record it as cor
rection.-Tribune.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

Through the maneuvering of an
appeal, Theodore Durrant, the
murderer Of Blanche Lamont is not
likely to be hanged before the end
Of the year.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

The next day we called On tie
American consul and through him
we cot an introduction to the gov
ernor of the Island, who was q
half breed, his father being an
Englishman and his mother a
native lady Of the Island ne
told the Governor that we were
missionaries and anxious to learn
the native language and preach to
the people. He said il we did
learn the language and preach to
the people it would be hard to get
the Natives out of their old belief
and traditions, for the missionaries
had been there for years and still
the Natives retained their old ira
ditions and notions. We asked
him what kind of traditions? He
replied that that would be a long
story to tell, and said that the
Natives believed that the Islands
were born Of q woman, but could
not tell who she was, where she is
nor where she came from.
Elder Cannon gave the governor
one of 0. Pratt's pamphlets on the
coming forth of the Book of Nor
mon. He thanked us and seemed
pleased and said he could not read
english but he would get his sher-
lie to read it to him. We called on
Mr.. Taylor and asked to preach
in his chapel, but like Mr.. Domona
of Honolulu, said he was only
sagent and did not like to make a
pern1anentp romis, but after little
talk ho agreed we could hold a
meeting il the afternoon on Sun
day, his meeting would be held at
ten a. m. Elder Cannon wrote out
notice and gave it to him. We
attended his meeting and heard
him prsach and read the notice.
The brethren said that I was the
Oldest, | must lead out and speak,
first, which / did, the brethren fol-
lowing bearing their testimony to
what was said. There were not a
great many white folks living at
Lahainad and the few who did did
not seem to take any interest in
our preaching, in fact we were not
asked to preach any more.
I'll. w. B.
10 be continued.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

The Sun, an s page, 6 column
quarto, published at Sunshine,
Utah, is before lis. It is a neat
paper but is all patent except two
pages, nevertheless it is quite a
shiny paper.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

News, but as the ,a,py OIL the Re-
cord containing the same has not
been received we don't know what
reliance to place in the re-bst-tal
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

We are told that the Iron Coun-
y Record has been giving us a
scoring on some Of our Mining
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26
Burgess Brothers Of
Pinh Va11av tn

TIn9 Valley, Utah. Al
your orders fpr lumber and + |
fill the same at bed rock ~ n
they now having a permit + 4
ahead and cut timber to he T. :"
featured into Number. Saa NJ
your orders immediately.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

Read our advertisements and find
out where to get what you want.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-03-26

Oh, to live in a tropical cline,
where | could eat pine apples half
the time; Oranges and Dates, mix
in a few, where Beer is always
stright from the brew. Te Dunn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-13

STATE OF MAINE.
Supreme Judicial Court

Cumberland SIS. Supreme Judicial Court,
April Term, A. ID. 1896
Eastern Lignoid CasSet Company, corr
poration, organized under the laws of the
state Of Maine and having its principal
office at Portland in said County of Cum her
land, Plaintiff, versus Robert McAlpine Of
Marinette in the State of Wisconsin, princi-
pal Defendant, and Charles Il. Libby of said
Portland, alleged Trustee.
In plea of covenant broken, for that the
said defendant, at Portland aforesaid, on
the nineteenth day of February, in the year
eighteen hundred and ninety-four, by his
certain writing, sealed with his seal, and
here in court to be produced, bearing date
the day and year last aforesaid. for valua-
bic consideration, did covenant and agree
to and with the said Eastern Lgnoid Casket
Company to take one hundred shares OF the
Company, and to pay to the treasurer of
said company the par value of the same,
TO wit. one hundred dollars, as follows:
twenty five per cent. OF said par value on
cent; OF said par value on the first day OF
April, 1884; twenty five per Ecent of said
Par Par, ,S yaiqe on the g first day OF
said par value on the first day of June, 1894,
and in consideration of said covenant
aforesaid, the said Eastern Lignoid Casket
Company did then and there assent to the
same, and admit the said defendant as a
member OF said corporation, and thereafter
wards recognized and treated him as
member of said corporation entitled TO said
one hundred shares. And the said defend
ant did thel afterwards act as a member of
sad corporation, and as an officer thereof;
but has refused to pay to the treasurer Of
said corporation the par value of said shares
as aforesaid, although requested SO to do.
And so the said defendant hath not kept
his covenant aforesaid with said plaintff
corporation but hath broken the same, all
of which is to the damage of the said Plain
tiff Gas it says the sum of twelve thousand
dollars az, 000).
The Writ is dated the twenty seventh day
of May, A. d. 1895, and made returnable at
the October term, A. d. 1895, of said SUI
preme Judicial Court
LEVI TURNER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-13
STATE OF MAINE.

Cumberland, SIS.
At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and
held at Portland, within and for said Coun-
ty of Cumberland, on the second Tuesday
OF April Ammo Domini, 1896.
Upon the Foregoing, 1t appearing to the
Court that the said Robert McAlpine is not
an inhabitant of this Satte, and has no ten
ant, agent, or attorney in this State, and
that his goods or estate has been attached,
it is ORDERED by the Court that the Plain
tiff cause the said Robert McAlpine to be
notified of the tendency of this suit, by
publishing once week for three weeks sue
cessively in the Portland DAILY PRESS,
newspaper printed in Portland in the
County OF Cum berland, abstract of the
Writ and Declaration, and this Order of
thirty days at least before the term of said
Court, to be holden at Portland aforesaid,
on the second Tuesday of October A. d.
1896, that he may then and there in said
Court appear, and show cause, if any he
has, why judgment should not be rendered
against him and execution issue according
1y.
Attest: B. C. STONE, Clerk.
Abstract of the Writ and Declaration, and
Order of Court thereon.
Attest: b. c. STONE, Clerk. may301w3wS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-13
Something to Know

IL may be worth something to know
snat the very best medicine for restoring
tne tlred ont nervous system to a healthy
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
10 the nerve centres in the stomach, gen.
tly stimulates the Liver and Kidneys,
and aids these organs in throwing off
Impurities in the blood. Electric Bitters
improves the appetite, aids digestionr
ana Is pronounced by those who hav,
tried it rs the very best blood puriflee
and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for SOC or
u. 20 per bottle at H. P. S. Goold's Drug
store, SIT Congress street. under Con-
gress Suare Hotel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-13
Notice to Mariners.

Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE U. s. LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR, }
FIRST DISTRICT,
Portland, Me-. June IL, 1895.
The following spar buoys were on June 9th
changed to cans and nuns, viz:
Sorrento Harbor. Frenchman Bay Maine.
Jones Ledge Buoy. red spar. No. 2, changed
to second class nun buoy, same color and
number
Sullivan Harbor, Frenchman Bay Maine.
Dram Islane Ledge, spar buoy, RED, No. Q
changed to first class nun buoy, same color
and plumber.
Bean Island Ledge, black spar buoy. No. g.
changed to second class can buoy same color
and number
Ingalls, Ledge, red spar buoy, No. g. changed
to second class nun buoy, same color and num-
Der.
Moon Ledge. black spar buoy, No. s. changed
to second class can buoy. same color and num-
Der.
These changes to be maintained from June to
September, inclusive. and replaced by spar
buOys during the winter.
By order of the L.. II. Board,
G. +. WINGATE, r.
Commander, U. S. N,
Inspector 1st. L. III. Dist.
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Memoranda.

Rockport. June 1O-Capt Fred Amsbury of the
barque Jennie Hardness, now in New York, ar
rived home yesterday morning for few days
with his relatives and friends. Capt David Kent
who has been at sea for about five months. ar
rived home yesterday morning.
Boston. June 11-Sch Yreka of Jonesport,
Peabody, from Calais for New Haven, with a
cargo % lumber. put in here last night with loss
of mainsall and jib.
Steamer Croatia Ger. which arrived today
from Hamburg, had on board Capt Mckay and
crew of 7 men Belonging to fishing sch Maud B
with the Croatia and sunk at $50 o'clock yes
terday morning, rs miles off Cape Sable, Ms
Beverly. Mass, June 11-Sch Anna D Price,
from Bangor, with lumber for this city, before
reported dismantled and otherwise damaged off
Gloucester last week. was lowed here today I'm
Pigeon Cove, where she was taken by Rock
port vessel while in distress.
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Z Steamer Enterprise. Race East Boothbay.,
sch John s Ames, Olsen. Washington. coal W
Rolling Mill
Sch Jacob Winslow, Charleson, Philadelphia
coal to Me Cent RR.
~ sen s., Bertha Warner; Rummerill. Philadelphia
win coal to Randall s. McAllister.
pen Henry Morganthen, from mackerel hsn'hs
Sch Sarah p. Wallace, Jonesoro
Scn Triton, Gaynor, Boston.
Scl i1elen Maria, Bea Boston.
Sch Ghaparral, Pierson, Port Clyde.
Scii haliroad. Simmons, Friendship.
Sch Laura u Marion, Eastman. Harpswell
Scn W. Pendleton. Weber, Damariscotta
OCH superior, Cushman, Friendship.
Cleared.
- Sch Augustus Palmer. Haskell, Louisburg, c
BID Winslow & Co.
SCH Pride OF the Port (Br). rIawrey, North
east Harbor. NS-M N Rich & Co.
sen chapel Bros (Br), Condor, harrington.
SIN Rich & Co.
FIGURING Co.
:, Sch Daniel Webster, Spencer. Rockland-J H
Blake.
Sch " G Pendleton. Weber, Damarlscotta-
j Ii Blake.
SAILED-Schs Augustus Palmer, Leading
Breeze. Lizzie j Clark. Pride of the Port, Chapel
Brosi str Cadet, for Lynn.
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Cheap Pianos from $500 to $780,
styles for par chapel hall Also
with pedals
$780, We shall sell for $50
shall Special Re-
ductiOn until This
strictly FrstCass Piano at the of cheap
to let the opportunity pass by mnOticed.
terms will be usual instalmen
with Intending purchaser giving particulars
srument desired.
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PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
Butter Northern cream. choice, 161s@17c
Butter. fair to good, lpml6c.
Butter. Eastern crn i4@l5c.
Butter, INIT ERIN. lI0 &c.
Ladle packed 9a10.
Cheese. new, Northern choice at oa71a; West,
ch'ce 61s4Tc.
Eggs. hennery choice. 168l7: East 13c.
Eggs. Mich. choice, 1212c.
Western fresh re
Jobs. 1sdalc higher
Beans. peal IDOL 40:mediums. ] 00@1 15.
Beans. vel. eyes. l @i..So:red kidd 0o@1 10.
California l 45@l 65.
Potatoes Choice Hebrons 4Oc bush.
Potatoes-Green Mountain, 3o935.
Potatoes, White star, SOC.
Apples, Russets at So OU@S4.