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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
A Enthusiastically So

AOfntnlStfutriN's Sale.
DURSUANT to q license from the Hon John ID
IL Waterman. Judge of Probate Tor the county OF
cumberland. the admiustrarix of the estate OF The
the late Edward b. Jack, of westbrook. In said
county, drcessed, will sell at ublic sale on the prem
ises ON fhursday, the 9th day OF June A. d. 1854 AZ
O'Clock r. NJ, all the interest which the said
H. Jack died seized in the following described real
estate The homestead Of the decease D. situated IN
sara "estbrook. upon the northery side Of the re d
DC idlng nom behring's Bridge to Ssccsrapa, con-
sisting OF a house. barn and about 8 acres land
Terms cash. SARAH + JACK, Administrator
Westbrook, May :, 1851. mayseodlm
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
We r N A T E L L A
THE HONEST MILKMAN.

In further statement of the virtues CT the vcrna-
tella, the following little incident may be found
somewhat illustrative.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

Webster aud Franklin Treat. at Frankfort Mills. a
fine model bark called the Warren. about 700 tons,
cJppered and copper fastened. built BY Master VIM
II brown, and owncd-ive-eig by Webster Treat,
one quarter by Albert Treat. one eighth by Captain
Mepry ANeril who commands her.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
Houses and Lot for Sale,

E:.I two story WOODEN HOUSE,. No. II Fore
LEI street, near Portland Conn any Work. -
containing - finished rooms Convenient
for two families fiped for Gas with fxtur ., has
an abundance of hard and IT water; the Lot is
about 30 by 70 feet. Terms satisfactory.
Apply TO JOHN C. PROCTOR
mayed3w Lime street
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
"Buy Me. aud I'll do you Good"
Use DIR. LangIeA,s Root and " eth Riffers

For Jaundice, CostiveEe :, Liver Complaint. HUI
mors, indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles Dizziness Head
ache, Drowsn and all seases arising from dis
ordered stomach. torpid liver, and bad blood to
which all persons subje in spriS and summer
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness OF mind and strength of bod to all who use
them. SO d by all dealers in Medicine everywhere
az %, 50 and 70 cents per bottle GEO. c. GOOD
WIS Co., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie-
tors ap2 dam
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

Davis Annie +
Dow Alice
Dole Addie G
Dauiton Betsey for VIZ
Daulton
Doyle Katie
Davis Cora X
Dow Edward S mrs
Deering II w mrs.
Douglass Harriet +
Dunn jr Jos mrs
bennett Marion mrs
ID hon Mary Anne
ID. vino May G
DALEY Olive F-2
Evans Anna
E1man Chas Adeibert mr.
Emerson Minerva
Eakins mrs police station
Farewell Abbie VI
FuIber Lizzie care mr.
Partridge
Fletcher Emma A mrs
Frost III 4 mrs
fcsser Jas mrs
french Sarah n
FickettSarahB mrs cane |
Field Sarah mrs
fessenden Mary VI
Grill c Caleb mrs
Gould Elmisa mrs
Griffin Neslie
Gardner Eliza j
Grant Georgianna
Guilford Hattie
Goodale L T mrs
Holman Annie
Hamblin Abbie L
Hazeltine Chas II mrs
Harris Catharine
Hilton ID NJ
Hilton Della m
Hanscom slsie 4
Hankerd Elizabeth
Hill Frances A
Hanna ord, Batty
Hatch Martha
Hilton MaDal
hodgdOn Maria T
Harris Mary T.
Hall K q mrs
Jones Anna A
Jordan Ihas ) mrs
Jones Geo w mr..
Jeferds Geo II mrs
Johnson Hannah nara
Jameson John II mrs
Joi Q John mrs
Jones John mrs
jenkins Mehi able
Jack Sarah Y mrs
Joice Seria
kingman Nellie
kyne Bridget
Low Abbie
Lyon A 5 mrs
Libby Chas II mrs
Leayitt Elizabeth mrs
Leavitt L G mrs
Leatherby Levi mrs
EU.-rr
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09

Southern White Seed Corn,
4 RRIvED and for sale By
N EDW'D III. BURGIN
No. 40 Commercial street
May 7, 1861 may9d3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-09
Sunday
May s.


Sch + II Fray, Clark, Pembroke for Portsmouth
Sch Myra. Leach. Rocklamd,
Sch Arkansas. Thorndike. Roekland
Steamer Montreal. Prince Boston.
by Telegraph 70 Merchants Rrchange.l
Boston, May sth--Ar sch 7 Young, Cardinas.
Ar at Havana %. brig Larrabee, Portland
Cid I'd. brig Gen lrshail. Sagua.
Ar al Cardenes 3lrh nit sch Ossiona. Boston
Sailed 29td nit brigs w altham, Portland; Ii b EN-
cry, New ferk; 5Oth, Daniel Boone, Portland
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recently caught Goldfish of the South Shore
weighing 10 pounds, in whose stomach were
found two ducks, two fat-fish and one soul
pin. a wag styles this the latest invention
for stuffing cod; one that does not appear in
the cook books.
sHrAt sale Of Mr.. Aliens books in New
York few days since, his copy of Eliot's In
dian Bible, printed in Cambridge, Mass, in
1868, said to be the most perfect in America,
sold for 1928. His illustrated copy of Dibdin's
Bibimania" brought S720; plain copy,
500.
The Barnstable Patriot says contrac-
tor from East Boston has removed dwelling
at Hyannis, Mass, a distance of two hundred
feet, without disturbing a brick from the
chmneys or dish from the pantries. The
occupants were allowed 10 pursue the "even
tenor of their way" within, during the remoy-
al, and suffered no Inconvenience in doing so.
To- An editor in Iowa has fallen heir.
through the death of his wifes brother to an
estate valued at one and half million of dol
lars. We trust he will submit to this dispen-
saiion of Providence with Christian fortitude
and resignation, and bear up under the in
Fiction as becomes one OF the representatives
of a profession that oftener is called upon to
submit to poverty than riches.
aE-Frank 7. Blair was serenaded on his
return to St. Louis few days since. In his
speech, referring to the alleged liquor specula-
ton, he said his auditors all knew that he liked
whiskey too well to speculate in 1t. He de-
clared himself still in favor of the emancipa-
ton OF the slaves, and their removal from the
country. He was ia favor of their fighting,
"if they will fight" but opposed to giving
them the right Of suffrage
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Yedo; II. N. NJ coasu General. D. do Graer Won
Poesoroek AID his small, suite remained behind II was
supposed not on business byL solely for his relaIa
ton enc be had taken the opportunity 10 afford to soe
gentefnon his private riends, o. the time bis
hospitality. and the chance OF seeing much cir
cumstancos sould permit Of The great city and few
were stll remaining with him yesterday evening TAey
retired 10 resi- as usual when about four O'clock this
morning they aroused by toe shouting and vel.
liza OF nrmber Of yakonns fighting juss within the
inner entrance Of the Legation compound. The noise
was terrific enough 10 waken the seven soeiers
The Inmates al rushed out revolver IN band. bat
iorDd the work already completed This vould-be as
sassn was lying IN his blood iHst III the entrance gate
with Rhastly wound across hls back he was at frSt
called "lOnn but TUNED ON 10 be one OF Nj Po,es.
hrocbf own esco-tons charged with tho proteosOp OF
the Legation and its residents. In tue defense against
tho attempts of tais rnnn to obtain eec-ss no loss
than Xix lakonins have been wounded, three OF them
dangerously.
Mono OF The marines ln attendance ere wornded. We
had LOT heard o. ther disposition when the attack was
first made. bnt ere Of them stationed et ono OF tie
gates arrived r time only 10 wttne the last strugges
Of the fellow bo last feed TO the ground. but
WHO. at the tho Our informant LEI, was not yet
desd
There seens 10 b. no dos ~ the mind Of Nr Poles.
beck OF any renewal o. The attempts no aud ns suite
and Friends seem 10 DO but little disturbed b. tho nur'
ieTOll ~ lempt
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DIE L.,

ANDRgVs-Op wedaesdsy NOTING. DeS "a. BIZ. George
Andr,sys IN tho t-th yrar %. b. ase.
The relatives and friends OF the smiy feire NY invited
.isne Ia fgnsSai a. te tsdece Of BIS Lth.s u law
H1ph.o toHoyey et. no. ile Leonsfdes, OF Tnnrsd1y
lab met a. u o'clock h rsns,ns VIII De- tAAea -
Winchester Tor iaterp.cut.
GODTT-On wednesdsy afternoon Samuel Booth Goodwin
Joseph sad the iste Martha d. GodW aged
II months and - dsvs
Pusr .r,es ~ tsii@Is 1esLepes. No % Vsndam st.,
Friday uio-rDs O'Clock. Tie leris and reattr,s
o. tae flIaily respectfully invited % ottonS
vAYylHD-fn BroaNivr. Dec Ia, VIM H. HAZE i, con OF
w u sad eia IiiEEard, ssoa years months and day..
To nends cnd ecqGsnsncss respectfully Invited 70 At
tond oral RON The ~ T.. Church corner CrsD and
p.,lf sts a. o'-.oc- ?. H., iJh ia.t
rhlsde.phla paper flcSsc ccrJ.
LrrllE--StIjsn.J. Wuda..isy Dee ~ EdwBrt l. LIE
H., ct thl. .ity, m ile 6i.' year Of hus ss-.
rc.riiys- I'D Vnds 81 .he family respectfully invite
Ho,s,on . AID GSosdvsy ca Frday the 18th as.. 81
ou-ock D. Gs whou' further no'tc,.
PKrgROn W,dne.d-y. the 1871. inst. b the ssh yc Of hoT
ar. MIR Ana Piee. widow Of the late iieV. Ehpha'c'
Pr'e. . q,
TIE relatives md lrlsuds es he family iuy,s 70 sten
tho funeral Fday 81 10 O'clock At the res'i,no
Of her soa-inIJv, Mr. T. b. Lctdh.icn, 20. ~ W ~,
Torteenii ~ Hsfrcns,5s WI DO tsten 20 New
fer int r,seG..
s1rART0n Wednetlsy. Dec IA, Of Bseosjsr, H1''' y
son "a Charles \. SSuarf, .ssi ~ yesss. ... 4
alive nd if.1Ics Of thn .-iny sre Q.
s,tsrd The f.nsTL ison tho resaeIr2 o. ''-
40 M.. IbiGssnt.L, Ss,uS5sJ ina i"s'' u '3"Se<
pm. 49,
rfKlSaON--at Pousl-cersls on the h'h N.Y. "i'i"n'
Hiliu.oE c;,! X y.arS
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Alpnsfraenss.

Mr.. Charles r. Brow ne (hrtemas Werd)
announce that The receipts OF biz Mormon entertain.
ment this eycgng Of DOdwo,ths HAL, viii be devoted
20 the benefit OF NJ Edward Mullen. a Eew.Yogk
artist who Ia perhap, eiler kncwn to the poblic by his
works than by lis naue bus 10 whom the readers Of
rasiy Fair Harp,s. Fte:g aud numerous othsr illus
tra'ed periodicals sre Indebted for tso majority OF tho
most spirited and humorous dosSas that have appeared
therein Mr. Browne was the editor of pdntry Fair az
tie tine when NJ. Mtilcn was is chief pictorial con
tslbuor. and the old association .; s two gontemen
explains thc generous dc,r ostb, ornor to contribute
at this time toward alternating emSarrsssDcnts OF the
latter oeeasioned by rrosaeted and dangerous Illness.
Although tho interest 81 the benefit Il slmoot purely
private we take pio0suTe Ia testii,iag TO the worth
irsss 81 Us purpose.
We have already had ocoaslsn 20 G'udc Ia plain
terms to the theatrical Pity B" which hss been
admitted 80 some Of the oiiy piaoee OF entertainment
rts publication having been PROVED a. oense against
sooia teccD,y TIE HouM materially Tnshss forward to
become IL champion The interesting question nov
arises whether Tee HsrG, l,Gaencs win be sudoleut
70 compel The sanction o, New York managers TO ths
DIST. iacsiCn OF disCiei!;sie sheet aDOag their
patrons l. las long been the boast O! that newspaper
thet The theatsrs virtually usAcr its ooltIoL and
that scoh is tie terror IN which &c name iA held w
Managers that 10. ole them dart oppose its diota
ton upon any suhjeci-lcsst OF ell upon q subeo
relating 10 the i;sg.ng OF programmes. As proof 1t
points 20 the To-, tbst all tiea;rcl bills have tor
years been printed q; TIE Hrslss sob Office. and
alleges tbs, thestsr ha yet boon bold enocgh to dis
puto It's csi1 TO this raofteblo perquis,to We
have no means Of iudsIng positively Of the
truth OF the,o assertions although II is impossible
W deny thai there sibe and perpousi arguments
toward their perfect accuracy. Bas TIE HTs0 really
does succeed Ia forcing al ObIoIiogs aud dEtossfnl
publication iato TIC taeategt o. Hcw.yot sny
that the pancy Of tho Banssers vii greatly Tesanbc
humiliation and aiss,men, and that the yHnnt that
Whenever 1t oA-oses TO assume The god and effect To
nod that joufual literally does shake The theatrical
spheres viii bc n difficult, % contruycrt. We loaye
tAs question q maintaining their sel'rssp'o, to the
maasgrfs. IL Ia choice be,ueen breaking No
shaoks- with which TIE Hsraid loads them. Oh the ono
side. ard on ,he other deeply aGron.ing Numbers Of
thni- patrons Who IN ,h.s nightly Pny lhD "0To CON
psied 20 their panes. tho. cf theL friends.
saauelessly dragged into offensive hotoriviJ.
PosTroNZMygT.- THE tG1ai OF The now steam
rsvonas cutter kskes did no off Wednesday
morning. q. WA intended Of the Dad weather.
The trial will take piaoo Thursday morning NJ hrlf.
past limo O'clock when thu revenue crter Bronx win
leave the pier AZ 'hc foot Of Whitehall sr"t Ia
p.oaa Win The hnnkskoe bofyr; the departure OF tire
lsfteT.
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vsGsvAeLr siCIrAS Ham RxSsvss
Has proved se 10 BE- The beat preparation ever pfssnoi 70
the public fast TO which thonss 2 who have usee are
ready 70 testify.
A low epplicstois of Il win
change I;fssh. Dry and Why Hsr 20 tho most
BrACInrL SiLxEs TRgssEsl -,
ff tie Hair Ia ah. of becoming gray the U.s. of the
RExHRn will susoy srTes. ~ decay ana 20 ossun,e
IN short time. PoxsgB BEAUTY. il coDp'eteJ
eradicate. scur aud Dsndruf kills hair eaters deuovo
t. tho o. the s Gad DisosS1 end buners
Of the Scalp
A Hair Dre-singt the
SIciLIA5 HAZE REsfwER
unequalod- II Il parcly vegetable.
We offer H. hai vii Br'ng Bach .hc BAR e. Il.
Oain Color Promote IL Growth and Ia nearly al csses
where as faen % will restore IL, unl-ss the rs'ol vef,
d Tbs j. not HE ohor plTbtions fnsAg the hair dry
snj baehy, bnt VIII keep moist so sud glossy Any on
l.. urfd the Reney,r vii testify TO the truth o. onr
sgterDrn's Ia regard 10 Il. i. L. HALL Co.. hoshaa n
H.. Sole PrUpgiScrs.
DFAAA BApSFs Co,
No 81 PARK Row Nev Yort,
Whoeeale A .e1is.
:. R-Be very particular AID si for EALJs SIcL,S Rx
xeynR there l. woth!ess imitation f. ,1e market
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vos introduced sinipi, for setting forth tho views or
er aimed by the Senator from Wisconsin (Mr Dooifte>
Of indicating the direction IN which be thought inquiry
should be ms1el but II going 10 that Committee by
genera consent aad ia TO b. takeD as an indication
that the Ssasto eonoass iu the suggestions made.
shall tor one say that differ very widely 10 regar 20
the policies h has indicated end the effects 20 follow
rom that which bc seems W anticipate. Will add bat
one more word and ssy tlls, that think gentlemen
ore, perhops, mistaken regard to the o1ten 10 which
taxation can he carried. ana that We are. p"ih6pI
nearer 70 the point a. which II can IL properly borne
than many people iilaginc
Mr. BROWN continued bis Iemasks advocating ne.
Cuern Of expenditures III The conduct Oi the Gofern'
mcnt
MI D0ouruR--r agree with the Senator from Mts.
s0ur entirely M what be says about the necessity Of
reducing exposes - s"efy pOSsibte way VIII go
WITH bin IN gny cfrt eTedgce them, ana 70 compel
tho Adjudication J. 70 Sy Department OF the Uov-
erJelt " exercise 10 stICtelI econony pODsoiei al
The snmc time aeCcssary expenses are 80 great
and must be gi0oi. tElt 30 are compelled 20 seize
hold Of eyeyy source that viii certainly bring us
reYeaoe 40 not oITeot of course that these re'0u'
tonE eha'l 10 forth exp eS5!u6 the views 81 mo
Senate upon tho points have plcsentcd SIN tho
points srt OF sufficient iu;eIee. aad Importance To be
well considered by thai Committee.
Nil EostfAI do not rise % prO.one thus discussion
Cnl wish 20 cay word ti,a IS. thht one Of the
mos; osraio modes OF promoting economy Is 10 pay es
". 30.
Iae !esola .;cn was reicgred without objection.
Nir CHANDLER moved that tho resolution offered By
IQK ST. LOUf- ARsENAL.
Slr Brown offered lAe follow ing. which was adopted
Ra-'rs. Tia &c Committee on Military Affairs and the
Mih,s ',uced 70 ,rearo hlc ne eApeeirncy o rpc,i'
ing an &C. Of Co,res. o., Mach 81 1861 entitled net to
re,nuyr Ire United - tgPial tho City cf 81 Louis
- 70 troT6c TO- I7ud which the sane Is 10
BUaISESs or LAST sJsSIOh.
M p32ilt'g moved that oil bills. petitions and me,
hoi'o wien WV peruiua; al the olcso al the last
Session ~ congress D. referred 20 their appropriate
committee.
This VS. carried
THE RECIPROCITY VaEATY.
4 ioiut resolution from the hOesA was snno,u,ced
giving notice 70 Great Britain Of tho TERMINATION OF tho
( Reciprocity Treaty
Mr PosiTR moved 70 fefs. e TO the Communities
on Commerce
Mr. SusysR thought i, ought to 20 TO the Committee
on Foreign Relations md II was, motion 70 ~
fsrred.
On motion o. Mr. LASy (KGnsss! tho Senate went
into HzeoutiTe Session. a3d soon after adjourned
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tCoinmanios,eLl
kiRRwoOD HOUSE.

This Hotel 80 lo1g aud fAVorsblI known 90 the
travelling pubic. has undor liza rreses, managrruoat.
with is large accommodations snd complete rci,tne.
added greatly TO It's fbrmsr reputation with It's cen
tral location between the Capitol and Treasury 10 ce
CAN'T Drawing Rooms fine Billiard Saloon, Bath Rooms
&c. the Bas a1d Lsrdor always oioicelJ supplied. and
10 pains or tpcnsc spared TO insure tho comfort Of Ito
guests I. will during the coming business season. be
more than ever WORTHY v patronage. and offer siTsc-
tons Unsurpassed By any other Hotel OF the CITY q
wssh.ngt1p
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m. LorIs, "wednesday. Dec. II 1884.
The weather is clear, and not 30 cold as II
wss Yesterday Heavy floating leo coolin1es 10 keep
The produce mail q Is dull little Offering. and trans
sctions light Tobacco firm az prices aooYe buyer,
yiews- Cotton seiiyei prices advanced strictly MO
ported wheat quet and unchanged. Corn hrIn ana
steady Oats flrD % si@g3c. Hog active &C lps9ntc
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Dusinsss Noiirss.

Yoca CHRErHAs HAr.-Now is the time to
buy t. ~ yoa wi,h % s Gens sBd ,ToSd ,s ria Ct d.P
poiaiu.esl Tas place - Do t. tn9reNonahly hsoTs No
ci2 Bros1usy Of Fri,ol a. fof hb sSes pSs'es
rare boss.y and eksaacc It's, is peculiar 10 bis vo's T
.di,s viii $50 ind a, KSoIs .apers ysr,iy 81 Amy Fr'
p,y.lea MY dcssrrius thor a. len'l0s.
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A Stou. Backbone l. as essential - Physical
health NJ to political oonsisencJ. tor week.-mrs. 81 tho
end clsorosTs Of the hidnoys the tcuc and mod
crate distetc action OF UosIErlfAs SToHAcR bTrSEo
Il tho one thing odguL KsDember ths, the stomach
10 the main ~y OF every Other organ. AID thai BY IA
ygorsting the digestion will this preparation TIE Ar
nal column and ali tie dependencies are syinpnhetcsy
strengthened. Sod eyerJyhese. hew.Iors oAce
~, 81 Ce5gI.s,.
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From NAssAu.--By the arrival ., this port
OF tAe brig +. Miller from Nss,au tho s0th Inst. We
learn thss the celebrated steamer Alexandria had
rived at that place from England She - apparently
fitted ont az block runner bot II IS thought by
great number that IL Ii intended 70 f hor oVi % pri
vatctf.
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FIRKMEy's FIaHTs.-The Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department has shut up the snsiaehou Of
The roious ire companies and suspended the members
from duty Until scL time thsf Vfsns3 60 be acted
upon By tho Eiso Conms!sncn.
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on WELLS.

OysiGs os THE PRssIpEyT Prraotsrs CosPsSr. No
Il Ero.duay, roou. 80 81 kevl ors-Ihe Company are
ready 20 giant leases liberal terms 70 psris' wno
wi.b 10 sluk sv.k Their lands uHaers.d ~ oil b,ens
iok ro sits'od On Nc Auestrsy River. Heaoc and ror
cupino Greeks embracing Of tan snd ouebaL miles
OF HuPERIoR boRIEa TERRITORY
ADD present lreai Inducements FOs add particulars
apply JoHs b. CL,rr resident Superintendent ut pro
don't Vrusl 80 County, Ia. % tho otoo of us company a.
Asosy EDWARDS, President.
I CnAhs1 Secondary
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Indsstry VIII taie pt.os IN the Ac.d.mT q husio =
THURSDAY EVENING ne ~ q = s eS,sct 49,.
elsrt and JOSEPH H. CHOATE 90. TIE caldres - ~
House wit be prescott and q O'Clock os bali an ho"r bsss
tho resssr viii repeat psr Of their ftAasssse
sxe
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CDIDo. WedDesday Dec j.. Irlt.
The steamers Sultana and Ben StickDcy have
arrived with Eew.OTeaas pareTS OF the 7th inS,
There is no news There wa. very little inquiry for
cotton and prces were feeble Cf sugar nolssses
there were no sales OF receipts.
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IAdr.Lti-enlsr ]

IAdY- ltircusr-l
PROM The g. Ind"resdent
DKH0RYsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Aud MIRROR OF fAsH.Oss. Low cOn6iasc.
lroyides a rieGtal. moral t'ast.
10 gTDco the ,orm sud mold the Ulsd.
Eaoh number dOss H. last rugre,s.
However rob tie oua hctoru.
Presenting gems OF az and thought.
IL ever Ioin, Excelsior
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asox,u ot Halifax.

HIIYAx, Wednesday Dec. II. 1874
A heavy southwark gale proysl5, With dnN'ng
rain today.
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L. RAPAcIgY Coop Policy !

nat. Gsgry doe. nol ia Ma, llcle. COZ Ia f
oftA1 bobby, lie hss marked down ,e ps.e. his choice
or,rn.nt III rascr Tpns isr La4tiludins h1ss.sn and
HUDSON Bay ssbIss Royal EIrnne. MAX squirrel Filth.
M.rtin snd ChnoAla Cspc Msnas Clocks Collar 81 ds
C.a Gloves &c. de There no hncr stoca In the couny
GrRfS, No. $40 Broadway
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iAars.,,leoieaLi

lAdrogtiicoieGtl
Gfvr CoYyrITU ZION WArhHA FAM TRIAL
We aean yoa who ~ under sp.ciSi,ss caro fom
yeaI 10 scar and particularly dlade to Ladies who
~, siy r>.sclfi.R 10 i,cgGer.r,, and ali sorte
Of ocol applications 10. Gssase With ~ much odanoe OF
succsse a. tcre goGl Do from local application 10 tlh
throat tor d,'easel 81 che brain. sold Wholesale Nv
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Shoes. Shoes. Shoes.
SHOES. SHOES, SHOES
RCBBER-SOLE BALMORALa
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
WARRANTED TO WEAR SIX MONTHS AND oyt&
Bes'. Caeasss and Pi~d's-se.s she> Ever Ms<e.
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American Institute Polytechnic Ass9t lAtieI.-.
meeting th. Association viii be held fhts t,nursdsy,
RyENN Al locA Q. the roooss OF the Ins,tiate IN the
Com, Cotoa Beldns sabjsot for discussion: the Csns
Of ts Nosioas Odo Enyespns Portions oil Isi'
my ., u, TtLLAAk, Casi;nrs.
n Nsavsy epertp-1
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tAdyerti,emeusl
No aFwIT0 MACHINE COMPLETE WrrToC1
D. KApyJv's "SEtY SfwTR. "-rFios, only I'll 20. with
di,e,.s)ns InVeutors on.ee. 80. SC broadway, New
Yo.E. Sc.- by mol.
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Tar MyTRoroLif.r B0oT AND SsoE EnpoInN.
No. 81 BIosdwsy. .
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and eusorrS removed from bis old in Eahqn It, and
concentrated his brsuss az his and corrotls Broad
way soro prepared 20 oEcr TOT che inspection OF az
psrpps tho most 6sautifu assortursns of bcoTi SHOPS
ruas and SirPIRs 10 be found la this Cy Ills stock Of
good coupr..s every variety Of stys Tor Ladies' Gehs
Hsees BoS Children Fine pablo invited 20 cal and
eI.yne a. NO 57J broL opposlso thu siouof'e7 heae
TIE HOLIDAY PRESENT most acceptable to q
LADY l. Grover A. BAxva SEWING MacEISs. Till
cbine took all the er premiums the ss.s ia the United
States the pes. yea
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fnL's HAIR DYE, so cents. Black or Brp N.
Rfi.ss DsDst Ne. pHNs!ss ssla W ell pI"ft'c