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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

W-The Portland Company has been very
busily employed Of late in furnishing engines
and boilers for steamers. Those for the two
gunboats now building here are about fin
ished, and are being put in. That for the
Harvest Moon Is all In, and they are now at
work upon those for the new steamer to be
built by J. w. Dyer, Esq, and the Bath boat
The truth is, at this establishment as sub
stantial and handsome machinery can be
turned out as at any one in the country.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

sH-The nomination of Judge Barrows, if
he accepts, creates vacancy in the Office of
Judge Of Probate. We learn that John A.
Waterman, ESQ.,, of Gorham. has been gener-
ally named for that office, and has the recon-
mendation Of the members of Cumberland
acceptable to the Courts, and feel confident
that he would fill the honorable position with
credit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
Washington Rumors.

New YORK, March l6.
Washingt on specials say the report that the
enemy appeared in force at the United States
Ford, twelve miles above Falmouth, has turn
ed out untrue
There Is no doubt that the rebels will soon
evacuate Vicksburg, If they have not already
done so. Our forces have succeeded in des-
troying an important bridge, cutting off an
other Of their communications, and they will
probably retire to jackson, where they are
strongly fortified.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

DEERrNG HALL-The house was filed to
repletion last evening, and hundreds were
turned away for want of accommodation We
have never before seen the hall so completely
packed at an exhibition. The performances
were, as usual, Of high order. The leap
for life by Moreste was thrilling, and elected
the most tremendous applause. The new pan
tomime, "The Southern Refugee took well,
the vast audience being convulsed with laugh
ter at the comic parts. In consequence of
the disappointment experienced by so large a
number Ia not gaining admittance, the same
performances will be repeated this evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

SEDITIoUs.-The leading article in Satur-
days issue of the Portland Advertiser, is an
outrage on the patriotism and patience of the
people of loyal Stale. The language there
used in time OF armed rebellion against the
government, would not be tolerated in any
other than the most tolerant State OF the most
Tolerant Nation under heaven. If an Asylum
for indignant" old women was completed.
the writer Of that article would be a fit subject
for it'll Bath Times.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Capture OF n Privateer nj San
Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Mar

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.
The fast schooner Chapman when leaving
for Mexico yesterday, was boarded BY govern
ment officials and taken in charge as pri-
vateer About 20 secessionists were captured
on board, well armed, as also six brass Dahl
gren guns with carriages, suitable for use on
prisoners identified them with the party re-
Gently negotiating for the steamer Victoria for
a privateer. The prisoners are confined at
Fort Alcadras. Many more arrests are likely
to follow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
Capture Of More Prizes.

NEW YORK, March 10.
Advices from Hilton Head say the gunboat
Bienvie captured the rebel schooner Light
ming. from Nassau for Charleston, with an as
sorted cargo.
The rebel schooner Pembroke, with seventy
five bales OF cotton on board was captured
while trying to run out Of Ossibaw Sound.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

IA beautiful little steamer, intended for
passengers and towing on the Kennebec river,
built by Mr.. j. P. Morse Of Bath, was launched
In Bath yesterday morning, and arrived here
about O'Clock in the afternoon, in tow Of
steamtug Tiger. She came up for the pur-
pose u receiving her engine and boilers, which
are to be furnished BY the Portland Company.
The steamer is owned by the builder and Capt
B. w. Morse, who is to command her.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
Editor Of Maine Press :

nEAR SIR:-with your permission wish to say
~ to the readers of your paper that will send by
return mail to all who wish il. (freel Recipe with
full directions for making and usinga simple vege-
table Balm that will efiectually remove In 10 days
fmpies, Botches, Tan, freekies and all Impurities
of the Skin, leaving the same sof clear smooth and
beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that
will enable them to start fun growth of Luxurant
Hair. Whiskers, Moustaehe in less than 80 DAYS
All applications answered by return mail without
charge respectfully YOURS
THOMASF CHAPMAN, Chemist,
81 WIN No. S3l Broadway. New York.
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Apprehended Invasion OF KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March Is.
Approximations exist here, in which military
circles participate, that formidable rebel in
yasion Of Kentucky is imminent, with view
to the permanent occupation Of the State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
Death of an Editor.

PITrsBURG, March 10.
Reese c. Fleson, one of the editors Of the
Despatch. died this morning after protracted
illness. Mr.. Fieson has been connected with
the Despatch for fifteen years, and with the
Pittsburg Press for a longer period.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

THE SALVAGE CAsE.-In the U. S. Dis
trict Court yesterday, Judge Shepley conclud-
ed his argument for the respondents, in the
case of Smith ct ais, OF Edgartown, libellants,
VS.. British Brig Annette and cargo. Mr.. Nc
Cobb made the argument for the libellants,
and the case remains with Judge Ware for his
decision
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CINCINNATI, March 10.
The Gazette's vicksburg dispatch says the
Yazoo Pass expedition has captured twenty
six steamboats,, eighteen OF which were des-
troyed.
The gunboats have arrived above HAYNES
Bluf, and would soon commence the attack.
Rumors were rife Of the evacuation of Vicks-
burg, and it was supposed that the greater
part OF the rebel force would go to Chattanoo-
ga and endeavor to oyerwhelm Gen Rosecrans,
Gen. McClernand's troops were compelled
to embark for Milliken's Bend, sixteen miles
above Vicksburg, owing to high water. The
recent operations at Lake Providence and else
where resulted in inundating more than one
hundred miles Of Louisiana territory, destroy
ing millions Of dollars worth of property. The
guerrillas were completely drowned out.
A refugee from Georgia, who arrived at
Murfreesboro' yesterday reports terrible des-
titution in Georgia and Northern Alabama.
The Yazoo Pass project is q complete sue
cess. The gunboats have arrived at Haines'
Bluff, which is poorly fortified against an at
tack from above.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

COURT MARTiAL.-The evidence In the
case of Eben NJ. Field was all put in yester-
day, and the written arguments will be pre-
sented this morning. The case has attracted
much attention, from the serious nature of
the offense charged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
March 7th, were, $70,9e6 SO
corresponding week last year, 39,907 80
Increase, $3l,059 SO
The total receipts from Jan. /
TO March It'll were tSl6,4O9 Ia
Same period last year, 70o,s25 90
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
$31,O59 SO
Increase
$109,5s3 %

nyfhe steamer Forest City will leave Bos-
ton Thursday morning. and this port at
o'clock In the afternoon on her first trip this
season to Eastport and St. John. The boat
has been handsomely painted and fitted up,
and her accommodations are of the first class.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

Marine Risks by the year will be taken by this
Company Ships .Barques and Brigs. Also risks on
Cargoes and Freghs. The public desiring to insure
their resseis by the year will find 1t their interest
to avail themselves Of the advantages presented By
this Company.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

fIVHE subscriber. late Gardener for Hon. J. D
u Brown. would notify his friends and the pubs
nj woodiord's Corner, where he win be happy 10
wait ON them He will attend iobbipg In gardens,
green houses and graperies. at reasonable rates.
Orders ief At VIM. Sparrows Seed store.en Union
street, In Portland or ct Elmwood Nursery. Will
be promptly answered.
mchl0 dim
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
ENTERTAINMENTS
DEERING HALL.
MR.. G. MYERS LESSEE

1 consequence of the great success and many pso-
= pie not gaining admiftance Monday evening the
Manager lakes pleasure in announcing the same pro-
eramme ms tuesday, evening, March IL VOL AL
Hernandez 9: Henry Morese in his great set Of
y! iou III IERRlfiSuE and LEAF FOR LIFE. Oar.
with the comic military Pantomine entitled THT
SOUTHERN REFUGEE N
PRICES OF ADMISSION--Parquette 80 cent.
Gallery Is cents. Doors open at 62-Performance TO
commence At u, precisely
Tickets can be secured at the Box Once from 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. till O'Clock r. NJ
EVGrand Matinee Saturday afternoon for the &C.
commodafion of children and ladies' Admittance.
children III cents; adults % cts. mch17
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

s1-Do not forget the complimentary ball
to A. j. Locke this evening at Lancaster Hail.
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MARINE INSURANCE
PER VOYAGE.

The undersigned would respectfully notify the pub
lie that he is prepared to take MARINE RISKS on
SHIPS Barqses, Brigs. schooners, Cargoes and
Frei9hfs, per voyage. nameing Rates. Parties do
string Insurance will find it for their interest to call
LOSSES PAYABLE in current funds New York.
in conformity with the GENERAL PoLIcY held by
me, THIRTY DAYS after the presentation at the Office
OF the Company. in Ssw York. of satisfactory proof
Of loss and interest of the assured in said property
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

4 Ii Persons having mands against the Fire De-
IA partment, are requested TO present the same TO
the subscriber on or before the 25th inst for ap-
proyal. IL. G. BARNES
mch6 d3w Chief Engineer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
From Mexico-The French Army Moving on
Puebla.

NEW YORK, March 16.
The schooner War Eagle from Minititlan,
confirms the capture Of that place, without
opposition, on February 0, by two French gun
boats.
The steamer Melissa, from Havana 9th inst,
brings late Mexican news, received per Eng
lish steamer Clyde.
The French army commenced its march for
Puebla February 10th. Gen. Forey started
on the 23d, and Saligny and Almonte followed
on the 9th. 1t was presumed the attack on
Puebla would commence about the LIST oil
March.
The guerrillas grow bolder and daily carry
of mules from the very gates of Vera Cruz
-Four hundred Egyptians had arrived at
Vera Cruz, but the voyage disagreed with
them, and over 100 are in the hospital
There are alarming reports from St Domin-
60. The people of the districts Of Guayulion
and Montecheysti have risen under Gen. Lucas.
Troops had been sent from Puerto Rico and
Santiago de Cuba, and two battalions were
about leaving Havana. Several vessels Of war
have been ordered there. There bids fair to
be considerable trouble to the Spanish protec-
tors of st. Domingo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

At Wholesale
Y 000 BUSHELS Extra Mealing Corn.
,OOO NO Bbis. Stone Mills Eio1r
$50 Bbls. Arcade
50 f" Chicasaw .
IS /" Augusta
50 /" Union
20o.00 feet Pine shipping Boards
25.00 :" Spruce Plank
tc.gO Cheap Pine Boards
l2loo0Pine Ciapboards-planed.
5000 spruce capboards.
10000 Extra Cedar Siingks.
bad BY GEO. Y. FOSTER,
At the head of Union wharf
Portland Dec. 18th, 1852 ar
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To Let.

fI,HE Third Floor. corner Of Middle and Iempl
L streets. Enquire at IS State Street. janl0
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BY TELEGRAPH
50 TO The
EVENING PAPERS.
Patriotic Proclamation Of Gov. Cannon, of
OelaWare.

Patriotic Proclamation Of Gov. Cannon, of
Delaware.
rE3N NEW YORK, March 10.
Gov. Cannon, of Delaware, has Just issued
on important proclamation on the subject of
illegal arrests, ignoring State rights altogether
and placing the Federal above them.
The proclamation is called forth by the pas
sage of an act in the Assembly to prevent il
legal arrests in that State, and the Governor
says: Il enion upon the good people of this
State that they hold true allegiance to the Gov
eminent Of the United States rs paramount to
the State of Delaware, and that they obey the
constituted authorities thereof before the Leg
islature OF the State of Delaware, or any other
human authority whatsoever"
In Gov. Cannon's special message to the
Legislature previous to the issue of his proc
lamation, he says: Invested by the Consti-
tuition with no power Of veto or review of the
action of the Legislature, the Governor has a
general control over the operation Of criminal
enactnents. and such control will exercise
TO the utmost extent to protect any person act
ing under the authority of the President of
the United States, or any citizen aiding such
person, in bringing to light any conspiracy, or
In arresting any one guilty Of disloyai practic-
es or reasonable designs against the govern
ment'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Two Union Men Murdered in Texas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

FINitE commodous Chamber in the northery cor.
y ner Of the new brick block. corner of Lime and
Milk Streets. directly facing the market. Rent 90.
Enquire ct Office Of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO..
Sept. Is, 1859. DIFF No. q Exchange 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-17

(NHAMBERSi In the second story, over Store %
~ Middle street--Mtehell's Building. Possession
given immediately. Inquire OF
jana II A. T. DOLE.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

f<A HOUSE NJ. liz Cumberland Street be-
sf: tween I'm aad Chestnut. now occupied BY
xzsk- Rev. W. X. CLARK. said house Is in good re-
par y built OF brick and contains thirteen rooms
lighted with gas. Good cellar aud furnace Titie
clear.
For particulars enquire of THOMAS R. JONES,
OF this city. mchfl aft
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NOTICE.

IY-Hats MADE TO FIT by the Conformateur. ~
feb2I-4w IL ed
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Cooper's shop 10 Let


nN Commercial Street, head of Hobson's whars
" Inquire of j. II. HAMLEN,
sep4tf Once ON Hobson's Wharf.
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8 Aa..SfT-=:i DO g .lI.55TIy believe sPd

.,,+,I5 'GiI .; :afs sfsR asifs -laf'z'
Question-Dost thou then goismuly
pf6miie to rsnounee Thy own convictions
and Judgment in 81 easses OF Poiitiestl sctl9n
IS that thy religious ard Moral gsnttnsnts
II1Sf nferfers tfsffss with md that t.ou
afItinot Be i6h1e6eed Or lea ~ tsefn =
wat tH66 st9sdfastfy bold and mat1tAis
idS:t6 40 witt politics, and politics nothing
|fosdS With item; and wilt thou alwsys
follow faTfhf6IIy ard E1tbout question The
bSHi EetheE party Fhether il. lesd thee
riaHWAf and de8th f6f tie. Union viii the
great D6ueias OF With The ttlitot TAlIaps
dIeh5m % 6abisibment, shs7u5e eqd ever
iss,f5S;;i eostensS6tY Tsss31 i-iE t1et'5'Ei
4.isstrI VII this endeavUrtp a., !be
.DeTii Asping me- - -. -
uat6tS66 tEe fight 6s1d Of feiioNshtp a1d
=fetselEe yone fbyo full leommtnIgu OF The
,Sfeit Demi6cfiiIe psrty--h enceforth % iiFs
S6lsiv f6f Il End HothinR else
- 49, = 6
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Cl6Velau0,R1 ff66ue& ana Akheel-l
ssh, singR Rail Road aF7,I
, Id iiIa,&SSaSsa&
IRN AND49fKR1IONDAT, 4prA 2Oths ises, Hass:
Cs9st4yi s4pgtsa CJIIOOA
lOs50 A. II. Nah Train, stopping 81 an stations,
hyes q PittIb1fgh q S2O P. \, nd
Is I'D E5Psals isl Y
arrives AZ RfttsbuFgh e SOS P. II. u
1910 P. n ExPEeas Train, HETiTes q PittsbHrg d
Z.Ia DO HtAE[9a9 Gl6dbnA - $40 A NJ
RETURNING TRAINS.
Laays 0sVelAhd at SAP A No sld 400 2. n, ar
: IAavs Piftsb6fgh At 100 A. IL, GO a, T. SO
1870 P. u, arrive g gePOFt - 30 H NJ loOs
Connections aFesmAde a. FOllOyVGs I
~ Pitt1bu1t nth IIylnta p, B. n HlEti9
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, Phnas
delphls, New York and Boston. :
r -.OeyelHnd TNitl JCIGHelanG Z Tols1R. \ foE sa1-
dusky. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago ADd
S g gSsss z g ss15s .l1 VI 5s. VIZ
Chicago and the NoEIH WIZ WIZ
rg-f ClsselAnd Erie 3. Z. for REie, DUE.
-. Kirk Buffalo end 1iiagAra Falls. Win
II AClegeiand. ODlnnbaS 4 Cineinnati TT
- .;.,T..i .horestline, palHEats, OOluhbug ahd
4. Hudsolit aais5 Csc 2. 4 On q 70. ouyshqEi;
: -. = Rails Akrpns AfilsEltllrsh and WOPsl
A. Alliance viii u IVA. dir. fsrc1nt4a.
Mag7iIaas HEooEtsr, saIsn, BDOo, o.
-. -, llrlbus and ChicaEo.gr
AZ EtsubSpYtiIs NTH p ca o. Line and At BELL4EB
With o, q. o-RsR- for ZaneSElle Hdg-
--.a alks celn9 hos 1s9ls. Dayton, I1si-
=. annapolis, Cairo, 0fnetnnsti, LouisEfns {,
St. 1ouiS, st. Joseph and ali POintt
Wtst and south West.s
Excursion Iieksts T. Pfttsbprgk And return 49,
HaEsalEhIs A4l0NIs And tine much quicker than
~ SsS5 s 70 An pois s in tn. wsst, North
and East can bs procured - the once under the
MeL1FS House - hselipGst'Yas o. with Ticket
Agent g a. fo.., ,..., -
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PfOm the ~sGHduiky Registsr.-

* 4
Prom the -sShduSky Register.
t ~, ~ a. p y e.
15ss,s.ssg ;S ,SsS "a {5Sb 4 Ri III snd sp
falHbtlity 1fg s3i9 ttigEbt q flIs,, and {hat
ali 'nfsiensi6ts Of 6tbsrs to ltn,lnaee Nation
nisor state affaifs ars tisurpsiions Gncon-
stitn,ioiial and yoii9 FOO t, sa.' H7t,
Answtr.ZIdo nssff7sd;ta -7ios'ns
Ouestion.-Dost thou believe that, ,{le
AbeliIionists forced tbe Sont& 10 secsde !:
and that they had good and saticisnt tea,.
Sohs for secsdihp: that thsyS had htaeyertbe.
iess no FIGHT 10 secgie ana tiSt hhTtfng; Sc Sc
csae6. All aitsmpts al A6oliti6nists 81 on
sTS 10 nrevhn3 "A InhnfconSsti a.
fi6nhI idesn6tfc ana Nef6iS35 ~ sss'is '5N'
4ns,0er.EI do. ''s'bi'fs9 rsas
Ouestion.-Dost believe that all men are
created ffeaS aud eSt ebt nliittse55srs and
those .baeibg q Sisibls admfxtdre d Afrt.
can blood aud that such Have NO rights
that white men are bound to Respect: that
the country wasma1e for white folks TO be
freeiand5niggers slaves iny according t6Fthe
just institutions OF righteous Noah, who
CURSED 7Gapaad, fand. bislp osteritt TO etefhal
slavery because Ham laughed a. the ~ dte
he mndel which drunk and that aliFtth
floggings, regulations, ignorance, adulte-
ries, fornicatto6s. cat b9ultngs, burnipgs
andSothet inhnmahiti ptac liced on 'slates
asein6thing when compared With The 50
cred rights OF staye holders9 ~ = -
Anst6tf.L ~. ~ sss...1iAe p. ~ -s,o
QueStlon.Tpost IbelleTs that abe Lin
coin an anu ms miSt9ps tyEsSts spg dss
poss, ~
tns gEe4sesl
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Other'1fsp aEasiun q sAtslsEF 3I'4
u s as huz - q 1s5.lsi- ~ >-s-Et. JAZZ " !
HEL1IBoLDiS RoSEsWAsHl
An szeaIlaht i6il4d i5r Diseases q Asyphfitis I'd
TIRE and e ~ injection in Diseases q the UFtnlE
eo1Doetion = Is lie Iitsk "a SsFsSpsFilii
n such dileases g Teeoaa Easleed. -
4stsf Fiii ~ ...ssss :. -
lCERTIFICATEs Or CURES. 50
Ffosa to4uenty yer. .ss,.
Il kpDNn tQ6 cIEHCE AND FA1IE - 80, & 1
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KxERGrE B1cHUs1 % per bette. o. siE faFss %. /
.IGas GAEaEEHHLLA, 81 O0per bottle q az ErSs.
IAFRoTED IO1l ihlHg toGe Per hntfls az g
Ascent 70 cure the md4l eas II esio.E
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60 Is 81. = .isFfDAvfT. = 6. s =
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NJ lpsIlllIE1 ~ ethsEl liuEi1li D g ~
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sworn an4e ssrleeo bellra EIey fiIlI r lE1 a.
NoFeHt Ass4sa WM. P. HTBBARD n
40 street., above Race, PhIia.
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-
BEVtA1tE 0Esc0rAlEEREE1EGIs
a6S AID uNRRIEGIPLKD BEALERs,
epaelgllE - ilpesa SOP EHEIR OWHsnua
etner- eEtielel e.ths utatior attallea -
!, ~ p eenalllss II
3 saisassi' S5r;.i - ftast -. -.
40 sSs.'ss = 3 tnss61sd IL iFss -
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irSXPHITITS!

ThIsi an aaaefIdn 81 the BIood, aud attAsls ne
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Nsse, Ears, 1hEuat,
and other Mueus suTfAees, making it, at-
peaF8Dce in tne1ofnl % UteefL Helmbold6 kEtEaet
kGFsapaEIIlA pUEifes the hlOod, ana an Soaly
Tnptidll Of thB lSlEiIl5 giving % thu .
D. foFA tisi elAs8 d complaints its Blood.
Properties preserved % than any
otheF,p ~ aFatidn q sIEAEllla< Ak
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1863 : :. 1868.
sRRAPERS AND MOWERS.

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sHouR INSURANCE, cOMPANY, Q.
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Ii Dissolution of Partnership.
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f1S1a RBI& Nos 8 MAoKERBIE :" I15T5179 |
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CIsveIahd, Piffshufg andWheel-
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