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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-30
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TOrHE
Portland Daily Press.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Germania and City of
Washington, off Cape Race.
CAPE RACE. Oct. %

CAPE RACE, Oct. 90.
Steamship Germania, from Southampton
Oct. 2lst, for New York, passed this point at
10 o'clock this forenoon, and was boarded by
the news yacht OF the Associated Press.
The Germania has $50 passengers, the
United States mails and a full cargo.
Steamships City of Glasgow, from New
York, and Bohemian, from Quebec, have ar
rived out.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Admiralty has decided to construct a
new squadron of iron gunboats, armor plated,
double screw propellers, with two heavy Arm
strong guns.
The rebel pirates Alabama, Georgia and
Tuscarora continue cruising on the coast of
Cape Good Hope. The L. S. steamer Van
derbilt had arrived at the Cape in pursuit of
them. Semmes has sold the bark Sea Bride
No further captures have been made. Semmes
will not, fl ON motives of policy, seek an en-
gagement with the Vanderbilt, but if block
AIDED in Simon's Bay, will eluGe her as he did
the San Jacinto at Martinique. His opinion
is that the Vanderbilt is very much faster than
the Alabama, and the latter could not get
away from her.
The Michigan Southern and Northern H.
diana Railroad stock has advanced IL per
cent.
The Confederate loan was selling at from
IS to 81.
FRANCE.
The Moniteur says the movements in the
Caucasus is serious.
The Pays denies that France participated in
the recent negotiations upon the Polish ques-
ton, and states that England and Austria are
endeavoring to come to an understanding on
the subject OF an identical note. France
awaits the result of these negotiations. All
Europe knows that France will adhere TO
every act according with exacting circum-
stances and satisfying TO the public opinion in
Europe, which the agreement of the three
Powers desire to represent.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna journals declare there can be no $50
lated action on the part of the three powers
on the Polish question.
DENMARK.
A large body oil troops has been ordered to
be massed in Schlasburg,o on the southern from
tier of Russia
Two divisions of infantry have been ordered
to Poland, and iron-clad batteries for the rein
forcement of the Black Sea fotilla are being
equipped.
POLAND.
Cryrinsky's band has been completely de-
stroyed.
The Warsaw Hotel de Vile has been burnt
by incendaries.
All officials OF Polish descendants have been
replaced by Russians.
SWEDEN.
The stpulations of the treaty of alliance
with Denmark have been agreed upon. but
their ratification will not take place until the
German troops are dispatched to Holster.
GREECE.
The Ionian Islands Parliament has re-
solved, by vote OF 81 to 3, that England's
protectorate shall cease, and the Ionian Islands
be annexed Immediately to Greece.
JAPAN
Admiral Kuplers, with his fleet, had arrived
>at Kagosima, and negotiations failing, he be-
sieged and levelled the city, fired Prince Sat-
urma's three steamers, and then returned to
Yokohama. Kagosima is one mass of ruins.
The palace, factories and arsenal have been
destroyed.
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CAPE RACE, Oct. 90.

CAPE RACE, Oct. 20.
The r. NJ. steamship City of Washington,
from Liverpool 2lst via Queenstown 22d, pass
ed Cape Race this noon.
Steamship City of Manchester and the screw
steamer America arrived out on the 22d.
Henry Ward Beecher addressed an immense
audience in Exeter Hall, London, on the 10Th
inst, upon the interests of the North A few
expressions of dissent were drowned in the
general plaudts Of the vast assemblage.
The Daily News says one of the most en-
thusiastic meetings ever held in London must
have convinced Mr.. Beecher of the truth of
Earl RusselPs assertion, that the great body of
the English people were with the North, and
cause him 10 return home as Il messenger of
peace and good will between the two nations
The Times coinbats Mr.. Beechers argu-
rnents, and declares that he is not the man to
convert the British public to the Federal
cause.
Continental new uuimportant.
NJ. Baroche had been nominated as Senator
to France, and NJ. Delangs as first Vice Presi-
dent of the Senate.
1t was reported that a new French loan of
sixteen millions sterling would shortly be an
nouuced.
The Empress of the French was being hon
ored in regal style by the Queen of Spain.
1t was rumored that France was strongly
urging the expulsion of the King of Naples
from Rome.
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Notice..

TIME Sto .kholdcrs of the Island Pond Copper
i Mining Company are hereby notified that
meeting viii be held at Island Pond. VT, Tuesday
Nov. 10th at 10 A. NJ, to act upon the following
ticles:
First-The amendment of the bylaws relative to
the shares in capital stock.
Second--ro lay an assessment.
Third-To act upon such 9th err business as NAV
seem expedient at time of such meeting.
N, q. CRAM, President.
Portland, Oct 90 1858. DIV
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WIRE FAcToRY.-We would call the atten-
ton of our readers to the advertisement of
Messrs. Warren, Pencil d Co., Wire Manu-
facturers. They have purchased the privilege
and buildings formerly occupied by Messrs.
Farley Brothers, Saccarappa, where they will
manufacture iron and steel wire Of every de-
scription. They are prepared 10 Gil orders
from any part Of the country, and will be hap
py to furnish samples TO persons who desire to
purchase.
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Commercial.
Per steamship Z er,naaia, off Cane i

Ter Steamship erinaaia, OF Cape Race.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Oct 20-The
sales Monday and Tuesday 30 900 bales, in
Guiding 1000 to SPECTATORS and exporters. The
market has been excited aud prices advanced n Id.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.-Rich-
ardson, Spence & Co and others, report Flour
dull at is q 23s Wheat quiet but steady. Corn
quiet with downward tendency: mixed 27s Cd q
2Ts Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Beet
steady but quiet Pork steady. Baconeasi Lard
firm. Butter firm Tallow quiet aud easier, sacs at
AZ q. As.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Ashes
quiet but steady Sugar baoyant and Sd n Is gher
Coffee inactive Riee-salcs small Inseed oil quiet
Rosn dull. Spirits Turpcntine-sma sales at SOS.
Petroleum dull and unchanged; sales refined Is
LONDON MONEY MARKET Oct. 20.-Consols
closed at 90! for money and 93s q 9)i Tor account.
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~ The Christian Mirror, heretofore print
ed at the Advertiser Office, will hereafter be
issued from the press of Brown Thurston. Esq.
This fact is sufficient guarantee of its good
looks, while Br. Lord-continuing to preside
over its columns-will have proper care of
its good behavior. The Advertiser errs in
saying the Mirrors quarters have been re-
moved to the Sarge and convenient rooms re-
Gently vacated by the Young Mems Christian
Association" Those rooms are occupied for
the counting-room aud editorial offices of the
Press. If, like the Mirror, we have not a
Christian name, we write in literally Christian
premises. The Mirror office is at the head,
but on the opposite side, of the same stairs.
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A HARD SUBJEcT-Last evening, Monroe
Wilson stole horse and buggy wagon be-
longing to a man in Westbrook, which was
hitched on Munjoy, and with it drove into
another wagon, smashing the latter badly
He then got out and left the horse and wagon
he had stolen, went into Shaw's fur store and
stole cap. Shaw saw him steal it and ran
out, oyerhaued him and held him until pc
liceman could be obtained. Deputy Marshal
Wentworth soon made his appearance, and
with the assistance of Mr.. Shaw, took him to
the watch house. 1t is said Wilson is subject
to fits and is partially insane. He had fit
after lie was taken to the watch house.
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Financial.
PUrI.ADEJp1ttA Dot 90

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~.
The sales Of 5-20s to-day amounted to
s5,7l2,000, the largest sale yet made in any
one day. One Boston House took over
S2,O00,000. AT this rate the amount remaining
unsold will be consumed in six weeks, unless
the ten days notice which was published some
time since, only referred to the withdrawal of
the loan by the Secretary, while the amount
authorized was unsold. So little remains that
it will probably be left to be exhausted on the
principle Of first come first served.
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O1KAtISE, OCI. ~.
There was a large Union demonstration
here to-day. Deputations came in from all the
country towns around. Speeches were made
by Messrs. Lane of Indiana, Howard of Mich
igan, Dickinson Gen. Sigel, Smith, Woodman
and Taylor. The assemblage was enthusiasts
tic. Weiting Hall is fiulIto-night and speech
es are being made from the balcony Of the
Syracuse House.
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sy- The past and present members Of the
Rife Guards are requested to meet at the old
City Hall at one o'clock p. NJ. to-day, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of Captain
Eurhish
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For Sale.

~ Now Barque UNION, 800 tons measured as
~ single decked, OF 1888 tons double-dccked
49, built at brunswick. Dimensons-ll0 feet
keel, l5 feet deck, IS feet beam 10 feet inches
lower hold, feet between decks-built of good ma
terials. well fastened with COPPER, iron and through
ireenails, and of good model for carrying and sail
ing. Apply TO
McGILNERY, RYAN DAVIS,
oczs dtf lol Comme.ei al Street
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.B- Services to the memory of Captain
Oliver ii. Lowell, who fell at the battle Of
Gettysburg, will take place at the Orthodox
Church in Gorham, tomorrow Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock. Those from West
brook and Portland can go out in the p. NJ.
train and return at o'clock the same after
Nom
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PEIsoNAL.-Hon. George w. Mcclellan, I'd
Assistant Postmaster General, has been spend
ing couple of days in our city, at the resi-
dence of his brother, the Mayor He leaves
this morning for Washington.
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To- We are requested to state that the
funeral services of Capt. Kurdish will take
place at ? O'Clock to-day, instead OF O'Clock,
as stated yesterday.
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POWDER AGENCY.

HAVING received from the propretors of the
III DUPONT PONDER WORKS, of Delaware
the Agency for the sale OF their celebr ted Powder
in this city and State, the undersigned would give
notice that he is now prepared TO supply the trade
may he desired, and at the lowest market prices.
NOW IN MAGAZINE
100 kegs Blasting aud Common Sporting
LOO wholes, halves and quarter kegs Rifle and Duck
50 cases lin cans) Rifle and Duck.
RUFUS CuSlIMAN,
oc2y 6w l1S Fore Street
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g- We should have mentioned, as one of
the good hotels the St. Lawrence, corner of
India aud Middle streets. Taylor spreads an
excellent table.
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Boquets and Cut Flowers,

FUNERAL WREATuS AND CROSSES, taste.
Il fully arranged and made to order al my esiab
corner of North and Montreal streets.
Munjoy Hill. Boquets HAY always be found at Lo.
well & Senter's. Exchange street. All orders left
there will be promptly attended TO.
ALBERT DIRWANGER Florist
eeptI9 end3m
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New Publications.

THE REJECTED WIFE, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
author of Fashion and Famine" &c. Phiadel-
phia, I. b. Peterson Brother. vol. ~ mo. PIP.
800. For sale In this city by Hall l.. Davis.
The author of this novel has been before
the public for many years as novelist and
newspaper writer. She is one of the most
vivid descriptive writers of her time. She
presents her characters in the most natural
and life-like manner, SO that the reader is
impressed with the belief that if the story is
not faithful description of facts, it all might
have happened just as stated.
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CAIRO CITY MILLS FLOUR.

4 SMALL lot just received. Also variety of
IA other brands Flour, for sale BY
", l.. WILSON, s7a Congress ST.
oets2 dlw-eodtf
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The PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, with
some OF their applications TO Social Philosophy.
by John Stuart Mills. New York. ID. Al pleton &
Co. yels IL mo- PIP l22O. For sale in this city by
Hall l.. Davis.
The study of Political Economy is one of
the most interesting as well as important,
that can occupy the time of citizen of a
Republic 1t comprehends all the measures
by which the property and labor of citizens
are directed in the best manner to the success
of individual enterprise and industry and 10
the public prosperity, and is now considered a
science. There have been many excellent
works written in this country on Political
Economy, but it is said no existing treatise
contains so fully the latest improvements that
have been made in the theory of this sub
ject, as the volumes issued by Mr.. Mills in
London, and reprinted in this country 1t is
similar in its object and general conception to
that of Adam Smiths work, but adapted to
the more extended knowledge and improved
ideas of the present age. 1t has already
passed through five editions.
REMAINS IN NERsE AND PROSE OF ARTHUR IEx-
n ~ hAitLAM Boston, Iickuor Fields. l vol.
~ mo. pp' AL For sale in this city by Hall l..
The writer of these Poems was born in
Bedford Place, London, in 1911, and died at
the early age OF twenty-five years. The poem
oil Timbucto was written for the University
Prize in 1929. At the early age of nine wears
he commenced writing tragedies either in
prose or verse. His attention was early
drawn to the most distinguished dramatists of
his time. While he became thoroughly ac-
quainted with Shakespeare, Byron was his
iavorite. At the age of fifteen he took great
Interest in debating Society which gave him
an opportunity of exercising those argumen-
tatlve powers which now displayed themselves
as emlnently characteristic of his mind About
the same time he commenced writing for
periodical. His poems give evidence of pre-
cocity rarely exhibited and will be found
highly interesting.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20.
Steamer Sierra Nevada, with 100000 in
treasure from Oregon, and $4,000 from Brit
ish Columbia, has arrived.
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sg- The mercury at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing, stood at 40 degrees.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM j., PRESIDING.
TuURsDAy-Thc case of Levi Morrill, vs..
+. q. J. smith was given TO the Jury by Judge
Rice. At the adjournment OF Court, they had
not agreed upon verdict.
BEFORE JUDGE DAVIS.
The case of Casco vs.. Standish was resum-
cd and concluded. Mr.. Swasey made the argu-
ment for the town of Standish, and Hon. n.
S. Litllefeld for the town of Casco. The Ju-
ry had not agreed upon verdict at the adj
journment Of Court
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THE PORTLAND COLLEGE.


Clapp's Book. Congress ST.
HAS just been added to BRYANT. STRArToN 4
II Co.'S Chain OF Commercial Colleges establish
ed in New York. brooklyn, Philadelphia, Albany
Troy, Buffalo cleveland Detroit, Chicago, st. Lou
is, Provide nee, and Toronto, G. w.
The Object of these Colleges is to impart to Young
Men and Ladies thorough and practical instruction
in BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL Ian. COM
MERCL4L ARITHMETIC, SPENCERiANBU SL
NESS PENM4NSHIP CORRESPONDENCE
PHONOGRAPHf Higher Mathematics, Grid En-.
giRee ring Surceying, Navigation, &c, and TO ut
then, for any department Of business they may
choo se Scholarships issued in Portland will enttle
the student to complete his in any College of
the chain and rice rersd, without additional charge.
The College is open Day aud Evening.
Il. NJ. wORTHINGT0N, Resident Principal.
For further information please call at the College,
or send for catalogue and circular incosing letter
stamp. Address
BRYANT, sTRATToN & woRTHINGToN,
feb2 poKTLANp, MAINE d&wly
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A Chance for Inves,meu,..

WHf let your money lay idle when there is such
w an opportunity to purchase Real Estate as il
now offered. Some of il 1 want TO sell, such Us
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gB-Parsons' Cough Candy Is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m.
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Samples of the articles required may be seen at
Darby Hall, Augusta, Me.-or bidders NAV offer
samples with price affixed.
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject all
bids ii he deems them unsatisfactory
Proposals must be in duplicate with a copy of this
advertisement, and endorsed Proposals Tor Hard
ware. THOS. C. j. BAILEY.
Captain 18th Infantry, A. A. q. NJ.
Head Quarters Volunteer Recruiting Service.
4agusfa, Ne. Oct. 20, 1868.
oe2s dtd
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. II Clapp's Block,

CORNER OFCOSGRESs AND Elm STREETS.
MOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
w Portland aud vicinity, that he has been In this
city four months. During that time we have treated
n large number Of patients with wonderful success.
and curing persons in such short space Of time thar
the question is often asked do they stay cured. 10
this question will say that all that do not stay
cured we will doctor the second time Tor nothing
This, with the success have met with. is q sure
guarantee that our services are appreciated. There
for,,, lest patients should delay comii for fear
shall not stay long enough to give the test. we wilt
hire that shall stay in this city at least until
next Ap.jl.
DR.. u las been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and Is also regular graduated physician.
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
in the form Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
Ia the head neck extremities: consumption ,whe
iu the acute stages where the lungs not faly
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism seroula. hip
diseases white swellings. spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs.
palsy or paralysis, ST. yitas' Dance deafness, STAN
inering or hestancy OF speech, dyspepsia indiges-
ton constipation and liver complaint, piles-we
every case that be presented; asthma, bronchi-
It's structures of the chest and all forms OF female
complaints.
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For Sale.

DEW No. in the State Street Church will be sold
IL for about one-half its appraised value.
Apply to T. DOW, No. % Exchange ST.
oct23 1wedis
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The HrrcHINsoNs gave their closing con-
cert in this city last evening. and notwilh-
standing there were several entertainments of
an attractive character in other places the hall
was quite well filed. The frequent demon
STATIONS of applause evinced the greatest sat
isfaction on the part Of the audience. The last
piece entitled "Haste ON the Battle was well
worth the admittance fee, in which the whole
Family, including 'ltte Dennet," the star OF
the company, appeared. There is a high
and noble sentiment, as well as melody in their
songs, that any one with soul cannot fail to
appreciate aud be pleased with. They sing in
Winthrop tonight, at Pennington Saturday
night, Augusta Tuesday night, from whence
they go to Portsmouth, to Massachusetts and
through Rhode Island, New York, Pennsyl-
vana. to the border States. We most sincere
ly wish them success in their noble enter
prise.
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New BooKs.-Messrs. Bailey q Noyes have
received the speech of Henry Ward Beech
or at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester" re-
printed in Boston by james Redpath; MRS.
Clihord's Marriage" reprinted from Black
woods Magazine; and mabel, or Heart His
tories"
Hall L. Davis has received "Appleton's
United States Postal Guide "The Pet Bird
and other stories, by Cousin Alice" "At
Home aud Abroad, by Mrs. Manners "Pleas-
ure and Profit, by Mrs. Manners" "Catechism
of the Steam Engine" Harry's Vacation"
History of the Romans, by Merivale," first
volume.
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Proposals for Hardware.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned at Augusta, Ne, till SATURDAY. Oct
81 1868 at O'Clock p. NJ, for the following articles
to be delivered at Head Quarters Volunteer Recruit
ing Service, Augusta, Maine or before the tenth
day of NnYemhnr lsli2 - -
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New Dwelling House for Sale
For Rent.

OFFICE in second story OF building corner MID.
" die and Union Streets-front room.
Apply TO CHAS~ 4. BARRETT
Portland, Oct S, 1853. 3wiseod.
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Munjoy and Post Office.

Fare cents, or Railroad Package Tickets % 70
One dollar. j. j. OERKISH
oct26edtf Supt. 4. +. A. r. r.
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U. s. N "A " z.
WANTED. 1000
Seamen, Ordinary Seamen & Landsmsn.
Apply to Naval Rendezvous. foot of Exchange ST
J.P. HEATH, Recruiting 0fhees.
ocg diff
HOARD.

rs1wO or three single Gentleman, wishing Board
i can find good accommodations at 123 Cumbsr
land Street HEt sep22dtf
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l. A ID 4 e 8

lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indixes-
ton and constipation OF the bowels pain In the sid
and hack; leeeorrhea, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all That long train diseases viii find Ia Electric
ity 4 sure means of cure. For painful menstruation
too p.ouse menstruation and all of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity certain
specific and WILL In short time restore the sufferer
10 the vigor of heaith'
rVWe hare an Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison fr.'m the system. such as
Mercrry Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
are troL BLEED with stiff joints. weak backs. and vsri
Gus other difficulties the direct cause OF which. In
nine cases ot OF ten Is the effect OF poisonous drugs.
can be restored to nstura strength and ygor BY the
use OF from I've 70 eight Baths
once hours from o clock A. N. to P.x; n to
Generalization Free jyl4 isedtf
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ny Electx.icity

The Rheumatic the equity. the lame aud the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastie
ity OF youth; the heated brain Is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth defofmifies
moved: iaintness converted to vigor. weakness 10
strength the blind made TO see the deaf TO hear and
the pslsied torn TO move upright the blemishes 81
youth are obliteraed: the accidents OF mature life
prevented; the calamities of old age obviated and
AN active circulation maintained,
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WANTS....LOST.


A GOOD BOOT MAKER at McCarthy's No Sd
"A Exchange Street Also 4 man TO work Ola
Ladies Custom work, that can make double soles
and wells. To such men, steady employ ment ana
the highest wages paid in the city will be given.
NJ MCCARTHY,
oet2sdtf No. 50 Exchange Street.