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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty-fiye words or less, free;
All excess Of this amount will be charged ten cents
line, eight words constituting line This RUE
e1 Rev Mr.. Marvin. of Toledo, Ohio, will
On which oe0asion the usual Tn Anksgiving contri-
luton will tie taken after the morning service.
rg-Rev Samuel Longfellow, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Will lecture in Mechanics HAL, tomorrow after
Children's Progressive Lyceum at 81 A. NJ. Free
Conference IOi O'Clock A. M.
r1-The Washingtonian Society hold meetings
street. at O'Clock. Public invited.
S-Sabbath School Coz cert at the West Chanel
tomorrow evening, commencing at O'Clock
nY-There will be Seanens' Concert at the Beth
ell TOMORROW evening, commencing at O'Clock.
B-Rev. DR. Carruthsrs will deliver discourse
tomorrow evening, al O'Clock in the Second Par
isl Church, in behalf OF he Martha Washingt
Society. A collection will be taken
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Municipal Oourt---Noy. Is.

David Verrill of Yarmouth, for larceny of
old iron, from the vicinity of the Crank Trunk
depot at Falmouth, was sentenced to sixty
days Imprisonment ia the county jail. P.
Barnes, Esq, for the State. Els. Hovey, ESQ.,,
for defendant.
Patrick Gibben, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined three dollars and costs
He refused to pay and was sent to Jail.
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as.g xsrh a1arkes.

3l4 Hssg EasA Marker. IA i
NEW YORK, Nov. Is
Cotton--lower; sales $50 bales middlng upIands
4 a32Dl 80. 3H es4Ib - 10 % Al -
Flour--saies 11,500 bbls; State and Western GOA
SOC lower; State 00G9 IS: Round Hoop Ohio 10 s.
@lo 55; Western l0@l 90; Southern-dull sales
800 bbls at 9 401ll so. 1900 Sr
Wheat-dull and nominaily 2G4c lower; sales 49,
900 bushels; Winter Red Western 25602 80; 81 900
bus els Amber Michigan 49, a1I
Corn-heayy; sales 40 900 bushels; mixed Western
79t@l SO. a58sss 500 7I71 '-7~~-3
OaJe-lOwer. a
Beef-firm.
40 81.
Lard-lower; sales 1880 bbls at 21@2Sc
& Butter-heavy; Ohio S25@4fc I1z 1855
Mhskey-lower; sales 200 bbls al @17 70.
Rice-frm at 13I a 14c. s1ai
1884, 80 5iII II ','i-.5
C0fiee-du. A4E ssia 15l reoq
MOasses-dull. s9iiss s4fleF a' ai t-sd
Naval Stores-dull. Actlrf = eysw
Petroleum quiet. 4. sHi $500
Tallow-lower; sales l47.00O lbs at l7jc
Kreights to Liverpool-dull. kQ
Wool-dull. 1ssie
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

ACCIDENT. = Yesterday, while two men
were engaged in loading sand from the sand
bank OF Mr.. S. G. Chase, between Monument
and Adams street, the bank eayed in. One of
the men was not so deeply buried but that he
could extricate himself The other, Martin
Curfan, was covered to the depth of is or 20
inches. He was dug out, alive, in about ten
minutes, and taken to neighboring house,
where surgical assistance was rendered him.
lie sustained slight injuries, and was able to
walk home When the bank caved in he was
standing close to the cart, and as hefell against
it it sustained him in somewhat upright sit
uation. (.
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oasiae. R"mor.-rne F1or.aa affair.

NEW YORK, NOV. IL.
The Tribune's dispatch says, owing 10 the
continued prostration of Secretary stanton,
and the vide spread desire of the people, the
President has rendered the position of Secre-
tary Of War to Gen. Butler. It is said that
the General, for the present at least, declined
the honor. 1t is asserted that Admiral Earra-
gut is to be Secretary Of the Navy.
IL Is said that our government VIII insist
upon reparation or apology from the Brazilian
government for firing upon the United States
nag. II our cruisers were contrayening her
laws , sue knows where to find US, and how to
fire upon our vessels will be rebulzed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE ~.
EVENING PAPERS.

Destruction of Manisfactortes, Mills, &c., at
Atlantic and R0me-Moresnesat of General
Sherman.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov II.
Private reliable news, dated Rome, Ca, 18th,
says the destruction of manufactures, mills.
and other buildings of value to the rebels, was
commenced at $50 yesterday. The extensive
rolling mills, stables and store houses were
destroyed by order OF Gen. Corse. Some
places of minor Importance were fired by SOL
diers. A small number of private residences
were destroyed by accident.
: The rebels attacked our pickets while we
were engaged in destroying property at Rome,
but were driven off.
On Tuesday last the outWorks of Atlanta
were attacked by fifteen hundred rebel caval-
ry, who were driven off with little difficulty. Z;
The Times Washington dispatch says Rich
mond papers Of Tuesday say Gen. Sherman
left Atlanta on the 18th inst, moving north
ward, though they doubtless mean by that
eastward on northerly line. ~
a FAR aa3 o New YORK, Nov. IS.
Gen. Sherman left Atlanta on the 9th inst.
in two columns. One column is moving on
Macon, the other on Augusta. At the latter
place both columns win unite and move on
Charleston or Savannah. x
The Chicago Tribune of the 10th inst, is re-
ceived here, and says Gen. Sherman has start
ed for Savannah with his whole army. 1t al
so has st. Louis dispatch stating that said
army consists of the 14th, 18th, 18th and goth
corps, with $4,000 cavalry and q brigade of ar
tillery, in all $4,000 men.
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The State Normal School
Opene Aug. 34ih, at Farlninston

FENHE School is now in successful operation under
n the following teachers: Mr.. A r. KELSEY
Mr. GEORGE M. GAGE, MISS ANNIE JOHNSON
- Winter Session of ten weeks will commence on
TUEsDe az, Dec. It'll. i 4ff u u
CARDIDATEs tor admittance must be sixteen years
old, If females, and seventeen years. if males and
must declare their intention to become teachers in
the public schools of the state. No pledge will be
required from pupils to remain connected with the
school for any definite length OF Time
Applicants will be required to show reasonable
familiarity with the principles of Reading and Spell.
ing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, and History OF
the United States; and to present testimonials OF
good character and prospective aptitude for the
work of teaching. 4-sH -
Persons attending the Normal School will be per-
mitted to pass both ways over the Androscoggin
Railroad for one fare. 4 grttF -
= NO CHARGE FOR TUITION. INCID eNTAL FEES, 81.
More particular infor nation will be furnished on
application to Mr.. p. Kelsey. at Fla cmington.
Oct. 27-deod &w4w 80 30
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NOTICE.

To the Subscribers 20 the Capital Stock Of the
I'VE. the undersigned, the President ar Secreia-
w nv of the Beard of Commissioners of the North
ern Pacific Railroad Con pany in pursuance of the
rectons given in the Act of Incorporation, hereby
give notice to the subscribers of the Capital Stock of
said COMPANY, that, we appoint Tuesday the sixth
day OF Dece mber next at ten O'Clock Ia no lore
tne merchants Exchanga Building. on State street,
city of Boston, Mass Is the time anr place Tor the
first eiug Of said subscribers iar tDe pusI ose o.
transacting any other business that may legally
N'"0 DSioio JOSIAH fERHAM, President
ABEL ABBOTT, Seer etaIy.
Boston, Nov 1854, noviIdtd
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The California Steamers - Vagaino,s Plot
IhscGrted. a2l1s

The California Steamers - TittainoatS Plot
IhscGrted. a20s
New YORK, Nov. 49, 7.
The Times says villainous scheme for the
capture and destruction of the steamers on
the Pacific coast by gang of pirates who
concerted the plot at Havana under instruc-
tons from Mallory, the rebel Secretary of the
Navy, has been frustrated. They we're to be
under the lead Of Thomas A. Hogg, of the
rebel navy, VINO left Havana with party of
sixteen or twenty men for Panama. They
were to get on board the splendid steamer
Guatemala, but arrived too late for her. cgs
The scheme was known in Panama, and 1t
was expected they would take the Salvador,
which next sailed. Preparations were made
for their capture, and it is hoped they have at
tempted their scheme and been taken. With
one of these steamers they hoped to capture
specie bearing vessels, and then prey upon the
Pacific commerce,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
The Election in arts,o.yf and Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Is.
ABOUT halt the counties of Missouri give
Lincoln nearly 10000 majority on the home
vote. The vote Of the soldiers in the sixth
district will elect Van Horn by from 200 to
500 majority. In the fourth district il is not
definitely settled whether Boyd, the present
incumbent, or keiso, is elected. They are
except Hogan, in this district, are elected.
Returns from Kansas indicate the election
of Clark TO Congress by from 1000 to 1900 ma
jority. Crawford, for Governor, and the re-
nainder will receive from a000 to 5000 ma
jority on the home vote, Lane will have two
thirds majority on joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

SKATING PARK.--Our readers are reminded
that meeting will be held at the old City
Hall, this evening, to see what measures can
be adopted towards securing skating park
for the ensuing season. Let all who are inter-
ested attend.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

Rev. SAMUEL LoNGFELLow, who has
preached at Mechanics HaR several times
during the past year, is to speak there again
tomorrow afternoon and evening. Mr.. Long
fellow is a native of this city, and was recently
pastor of church in Brooklyn, N. Y, but is
now, we believe, residing in Cambridge, Mass
He is close thinker, presents his views in
language of rare beauty and excellence,
charming and claiming the closest attention
OF his listeners by his. rich eloquence. He
never talks without saying something.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

FATAL ACCIDENT ON SHIPBoARp.-John
McCarty of this city, aged about II years, sea-
man on board the barque Henry P. Lord, fell
from aloft last Thursday, during the passage
of the vessel from Pictou to this port, and
struck the deck with his head, which killed
him almost Immediately. His remains were
brought to this port in the barque, which ar
rived yesterday, and Coroner Gould was call
ed upon to hold an inquest. Upon investigat-
ing the circumstances the Coroner decided
that an inquest was unnecessary. 80
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

AcciDENT.-One of the men employed on
board ship Mary Dundas discharging railroad
iron at Grand Trunk wharf, while engaged
yesterday below in handling the rails, had one
of his hands SO badly jammed as to cause the
amputation Of one of his fingers.
One of the employees at the International
House, while engaged yesterday in shaking a
carpet from staging, fell and fractured one of
the bones of his leg.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

\ 49,. NEW York, Nov IS. ;
1t Is stated that the special shipment to.
morrow will reach 100000. ~ 4AQ
Natchez letter notes the arrival there of
exchanged prisoners from Red River, includ.
ing number of the Sth New Hamphire Reg.
iment which is stationed at Natchez. Their
comrades gave them warm reception.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

Mr.. GoUGHs LEcFURE.-The lecture to
be delivered before the Mercantile Library
Association Tuesday evening by John B.
Cough. ESQ, entitled "Past and Future" is
said to be the best yet written by the pen of
this accomplished orator. There will be a
rousing house, and those who have not yet
purchased tickets should attend to it in season
If they wish to hear him. We believe there
are very few season tickets yet unsold, but
to obtain them early application must be
made,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
BY TRLBGRAPH
TOTHB
Portland Daily Press.
From. Ne,y Orleans.

y harm q ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Is.
The Republicans Cairo dispatch says, New
Orleans papers of the 18th state that the
steamer Clinton, from Santiago, reports
the Sonora and Planet ashore at Brazos
The former would probably be got Off, but it
was doubtful if the later could be saved.
The rebel Gen. Slaughter, at Brownsfeld
was to be reinforced by 5000 men and twelve
guns, in anticipation Of an attack by Union
troops.
The New Orleans Times says Gen. Canby's
wound is not so serious as first reported.
The ball passed through the right thigh
without touching the bone, and though the
wound is painful, it win confine him to- his
room only a few weeks. sa -ass fo7,-es
Cotton is selling at New Oaleans at Sl,l6 a
1925. sa' or8S, ID -
New YORK, Nov. IS.
The Steamer Morning Star, from New Or
leans 18th inst, arrived tonight. She sailed
IN company with the Steamer North America
for New York.
The Morning Star passed in the Mississippi
the steamer NADIA bound up. Also the gum
boat Dacota.
Cotton was dull at 81 for middling.
There is no news except confirmation of
the statement that Gen. Candy will be subjec-
ted to but few weeks confinement.
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Beamegara reported Marching Worth.

Bea"regara Reported Marching North.
ST. Louis, Oct Is.
A dispatch to the Republican, from Cairo.
says great excitement again prevails at Mem.
phis, in consequence OF reports that Reaure-
gard is marching again with large force from
Corinth. Every preparation is being made
for the defence of the city.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
PoRaLAND AND YIOINITY.
Ne,o Adverti.e,,, e,,ss To-Do,,

Neio AdbeFttseRaesatS To-Day.
4 ound--John Bailey s 3a4G
Coal-rnomas Paddock.
Coal-F. II.
Social Levee.
Theatre-D eering Hall. ass a4fnat
Administrators Sale,
Proposals or Hay.
Mus Books. f
ID. l.. Ascend LIZ cttre
Petroleum Co.
characterization
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

ALLOTMENT ROLLS. - The allotment roll
of the Both Maine Regiment has been received
and is payable at the Office of the City Treas
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Skating Rink.

Let no one interested in having good
to night at the Old City Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
Capture of blockade Runners

~, NEW YORK. Nov. Is.
says four blockade running schooners loaded
with cotton, had been captured off the Texan
coast,
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
TEETH! TEETH. TEETHl

Dr. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by Electric
tty s0ithout Pain. Pertons having decayed teeth
stumps they Wieh 10 have remOI ed fer resettinc
he would give polite invitation 20 call
Superior EtectrO hdeaefic AacAlaes ior SAFE ior
family use with thorcu Instructions, ~,
Dr. d. can Accommodate few patients with
board and treatment 1t his house.
from ~ ~ NJ ana ITO in the Evening
gonsaIrafion free no'Au
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

IT'D hs Notice. as,a -
To tho Roadsolders apder the third Mortgage or
the AsldrosooggiR Railroad Company, dated De-
cenaber, IL, 1855.
GAID Bondholders are hereby reminded that BY
~ the provisions of the Revised Statutes Chap u,
Sec 55 1t is made their duty to present oil their dis
honored bonds or coupons under said mortgage ,
the subscribers who sre the Trustees holding the
same, at least thirty Us before the right OF re-.
demption will xpire and that sad mortgage, not:
withsta pding the entry which has been made, viii
not be foreclosed by reason OF the non-pnyme OF
any mis- or coupons not SO presented. If they are
lied with either one of u.s. before the l4th of Janu-
airy next, twill he in season. hh
Lew ston, November IA, 1854.
seth May l-~l Trustees of
ALLEN HAiNEs, Third Mortgage
PHILIP NJ. STUDS, J OLA. L r. Co.
nov 18e odtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

THE THEATRE.-"Uncle William" has no
reason to complain of Portlanders. At his
benefit last evening they gave him most en-
thusiastic greeting and rousing bumper.
The Hall was closely packed and standing
places were in demand. The plays were per-
formed in fine style, and everybody was salts
fed. This too brief season closes to night
with three farces and Warren's emug" will be
seen in all of them. Lend me Fire ShiIltngs,
Poor Piuicoddy, and another farce will be
performed. A great entertainment is pfomis-
ed this evening and another full and fashion
able audience will greet the performers. We
expect to witness great turnout This COM
pany have given cur citizens entire satisfac-
ton, and we trust we shall some day see their
faces again. 4I
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4rrical of the Constitution.
I0iz4 Az Il SAN Francisco, Nov. Is.
The Steamer Constitution, from Panama,
arrived to-day. m :
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New BooKs.-H. /. Davis, Exchange St,
has received SACRED and LEGENDARY ART;
by Mrs. jameson, done up in Ticknor and
Fields best style. Also "a New Atmosphere"
by Gail Hamilton, from the same establish
ment. Also from the establishment of It. B.
Peterson, Philadelphia, Oswald Gray, by Mrs.
Henry Wood, Railway edition,
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Stock Market. 81
DIR. TERRETTs'
PRYSIoL crow
III AIR,

r E G e N E r. A II o r 4.
ITS MoDUs orERAsDi:
immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted AS long as the
scalp is tree from desase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keepsils natural appearance
and color But when huinor5 and other diseases af.
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same dsesse, and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair begins fall
of, and in many cases, if not arrested, will produce
complete badness. $3.50;
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved per-
feet success. Qae ssf $50 81
1t is not dye" and will not stain particle. 1t
will positively "REsTQRE GRAY HAIR in all cases
to it's original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots Of the hair are not completely disorganzed
1t prevents the hair from falling Off and removes all
dandruff, heat humors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly healty and
gives 1t glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
highly perfumed and as dressing it has superb
OF. The "Regenerator' lis warranted to produce the
above results lin all cases, If not the money to be
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle.
TIBBETTs BROTHERS,
druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
N. H.
sold at wholesale and retail by W. W. wHIPPLE,
~ Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent, and by
druggists everywhere septs "a eodtoIanl
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HENRY BAILEY : co. AUOrrOsrxns.
Horses, Carriages, &c. at Auction
h oirse and Land ON York Street.
House ana Land al Auction.

ON Tuesdsy. Nov %. at O'Clock P. NJ in West
~ brook, nearly oppC site the Brewer House, one
s nalf story WOODEN houfe nearly new, well fin
s with good ce excellent water abund-
~ ~, with coed barn and fhed attached
anc we acres of prime land, and ever thing in
aonb. - Ieesluence or investment. Soon, without
UO~D'' W 20 reache1 by the Horse Railroad
Nov. 15-dtd DAiAAA . co. AeoEr'.
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READ DIR. HueHEs advertisement in another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes is unequallod
by any physician in this country. IS :
ian1 WHY Sfb
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
DR.. oRLANp,S LIVER PlIIS,

The Great Remedy for the Piles!
NVHEY eradicate all Lumors nom the blood. and
Il are good family purgative.
Directions.-Dose, 3 toe. For TIE Pies OrLand's
Pile Ointment should be used
Prepared by c. o. CH4M8ERLIN, Portland
PRICE Is CENTS. For sale by DIRggi-fs gener-
ally. s+ p" as4tA angl5eodIm
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Ia DIE

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomSob,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiees.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain in the eide
and back leucorrh@a, Tor whitesl; falling of the
womb With informal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train Of diseases will find In Electric
ity sure means Of cure. For painful menstruation.
too profuse menstruation and an OF Those long lire
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity is certain
specific, and will, In short tine restore the sufferer
TO the vigor Of health
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
'49aA PORTLAND
anQJ TO- hs86 .eegf8 3f7I aar an Z
Five Cents Savings Bank
8 CHARTERED In 1859.
PORTLAND
EXHIBIT for october, 1864.

OFFICE CORNER OF Plum AND MIDDLE Srs.,
OPEN EVERY DAY DURING BUSINESS HOURS
THSHE Eleventh Semi Annual Dividend was declar-
Il ed the hi d Wednesday of Octu Der ut the rate
oI SIX per LIT. er annun without eduction ofthe
Government tag f.fiEAH
The state OF the Bank, October ], 1864, was fl.
DePosITs, :. $3.50, ;34 O5
Balance of profit. Observation-Disclosures. 14,764 "a
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

FATAL AccIDENT.-Byron Heath, former
ly of Buxton, who has been at work for Mr..
John Hannaford, at Cape Elizabeth, was killed
Thursday evening by falling from the cart
which he was driving. He had been out with
the oxen and cart, and they returned without
him.. Search was made and he was found on
the road, his head awfully mashed where the
wheel of the cart had run over it. He held
the gosdstck in his hand. 1t is supposed
that he was intoxicated and fell from the
tongue of the cart. Cononer Gould was call
ed but did not deem it necessary, under all
circumstances, TO hold an inquest. The re-
mains are to be sent to Buxton for interment.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19

Z DRUGGIST AND GRocERs.-Interesting to
druggists and Grocers. The trade and the
public generally are aware Of the high repu-
taton OF the Toilet Preparations and Flavor
ing Extracts of Joseph Burnett, e Co.. of
Boston. s
They have an established reputation second
to none of their kind, having stood the test
of time and competition-they comprise Co
caine for the hair, Kaliston for the skin, Flor
riel for the handkerchief, Oriental Tooth Wash,
and Cologne water which rivals the most cele.
brated foreign manufacture.
Their flavoring extracts are known to be the
purest in the market. The agent of this well
known house is now in this city.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-19
ny ETectr-1C1Iy

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastCs
ty of youth the heated brain Is cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformlties n.
moved; fantness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made TO see, the deal TO hear
the palsed form to move upright; the bleroshes Oh
oreVented; the oalamitiss of old age obviated ans
IN active circulation maintained.
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Rational Medicine
DIR. THOMAS ]. KISNER.

Vii IN addition 70 the treatment ofsIl Acute Diseasss
devote portion Of his time TO the trsatnent Of an W
tie system. 6uch-as Diseases Of Eye and Ear, Rheu
mate and Nervous pssases, Spinal AaeetonA EpiIsp-
y, Diseases CT the Nyn, etomaeh, Bladass sad Kia.
Club Peet or Distorted Nmbs, and Al Diseases, both
Acute and Chronic, to which Females are suhjsct.
Prom his long experience In sueh osss, 10 feb eon-
ndent Of giving entire sati6.clon 70 any who may
all No ehress for examination and Sptnion Of caass
Medicines ais, prompt and fsliabls. Al oonnunis
;ons stzicty sonAdsnnal end pssnpsly sttsndsa
Qfcs hours 8 A. II. 70 Q p. u
Iy2-d&v-ly- u a----,a,.t - -
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Co. artnership Notice.

have this day associated with me in the Boot and
bALLt Mr. Bali having had fifteen ysars axpefi.
enes IN the manufacturing q Boots and Shoes "a ali
We are better able TO suit all, vs are d.
the atty Come one, come all. and be conyfnosd. We
w continue tAs business in all it, branchss At No
t 100, Mn b. corner Of MARKET Alisy, and ct z Bas
street North Whasling. With lsrssr stoct Ana in.
faculties for nufaeturng, ne hops To b sSs
to, SUI, AZ our Ola sustOmers sEd al eths MO may
We study 70 plsass. Sign Of tia Biz Blscf Boot
oet2a. A. ~ - q = 4 ROBmfONk RAIL
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