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The Capacity Of the Negro.

While many OF the freedmen are necessari-
ly Ignorant on account of the stringent laws
foroidding their education, and The rigorous
policy OF their masters, there are number of
instances in which they have shown very
considerable business capacity. 1, As a body !.
the slaves were compelled to be Infinitely
more industrious tnan the whites the South.
and not a few are skilliul mechanics The
following extract from the report of Lieut..
COL EATON, Inspector of Freshmen for the
State OF Arkansas, shows how an opportunity
Tor managing cotton plantaton--the one
great art in which the rebel leaders were snp-
posed TO excel-was improved by sfal
black"
mat the negro 10 not wholly without abili-
ty to realize this prospect, there is CONVINCING
proof In the life of a full black at Pine Bluff
Wen known as 'Uncle REUBEN He was
born In Georgia, and fell to a master who had
but few slaves. He discovered such energy
and tact, as well as complete devotion to bis
masters interests, that the, latter entrusted
everything to his management. The slave
raised him from poverty to- wesIh The
master was enabled to buy him a plantation
IN Arkansas, and stock 1t with negroes As
MS circumstances became easier, his habits be-
came extravagant. His estate became invol-
yea, ano, when overwhelmed with indebtness
he died, the widow helpless and without
resource, called Uncle Reuben, told him thai
sne had no one to rely upon but him. and
placed all In his hands. He was aroused bv
this touch of confidence. He became more
ambitious than ever to bring the first bales OF
cotton totown, and to amass still more 10
the acre than the neighboring planters. The
number OF bales grown on the plantation in
creased every year. The children were sent
North to school. His success was 50 remark
abe, that the white oyerseers around became
jealous Of Negroes outstripping them. They
compeiled the mistress to place white. nom
many, over him. He was not, however inter.
iered with, until the young masters returned
from the North. The fact that a negro dave
mad educated them, and by his own prudence
and energy had amassed for them a fortune
81 nearly one hundred and IF Thousand
dollars, was not as grateful to them a. trne
bis mistress, however, always treated him
as kindly as she dared. On the apnroach If
our armies, be remained till all had left Int
himself and family. Being assured by our off
GERS that the Presidents proclamation was true
ne also quietly came in. Spirited aud proud
he is most humble of all. He refuses to sit
IN the presence OF whites. and touches his hat
to you at every address," 49, ~
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ORIGINAL AND sELEOrED

B-J. G. Lewis, the postmaster at Buxton
Centre, has held the Office ever since it was es
tablished, 40 years ago.
% A gentleman from Kennebunkport informs
the Biddeford Journal that ship-buiding at
that place is quite active.
q Yesterday was glorious day; the part
ing smile of the most beautiful June we remem
Der in many years.
- Miss Stebbins statue of HoraceMann was
put up in front of the State House in Boston on
Wednesday.
RPunch thinks tits remarkable that in view
of the approaching General Election, no eminent
Photographer has put himself forward with a
proposal to representthe people.
90 The. colored people of Columbia, South
Carolina, have held meetings and raised money
to celebrate the 4th of July with dinner to the
national soldiers stationed there.
= The Springfield Republican speaking of
the man who drove his horse to death on a wa
ger the other day, says the inhuman fellow
ought to have been compelled to turn round and
walk back to Boston without stopping.
80 While such an outcry is coming up from
the South against negro suffrage, we must re-
member the historical fact, that therei is scarcely
Southern State in which negroes at some time or
other have not voted
81 financial crisis has come upon the peo-
pie of Bombay, perfectly crushing in its effect;
the result ofspeculations in fancy stocks. Losses
are estimated by the Gasette Of that city. at
sS0,0oO,OOO r asigA
~ The Rocky Mountain .Nsws tells the wo-
men of the East that they will find in that coun-
try 1.-THE Utopia Of their dreams.'' There are
plenty Of men who would like to be husbands.
or if domestic service is preferred, wages are
from $50 to $50 FER month in gold, and board
besides. Think of that, girls
: ~ The army mules and horses are now
put INTO the market as fast as the demand will
allow Many Of the best animals are offered for
sale at New York, at the rate Of two thousand a
month On Tuesday one hundred and ninety
four horses we're sold, at an average of $50
each, which is little more than half what the
government paid for them.
EY The Kennebec Journal says: sour young
and smart friend, VIM. L. Fernald, Portland
boy, who has been employed during the last
winter in the Office of Col Littler in this city,
has been commissioned ID Lieut. in Co. +, 18th
Reg. Vet Reserve Corps, and has goneto WASH
ington to report for duty. Young Fernald
served several months in the..regular army, and
was placed in the Invalid Corps on account of
disability, and was at the school Of military in
strnction at Philadelphia. His ready skill, ear
nest patriotism and genial disposition make him
a favorite in all circles
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"a Thief Cries stop ThieEp

The public are cautioned agaist bsse imitation
of L. +. Atwood's Bitters, by a manufacturer OF
proprietary medicines in his city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the game style
bottle, but states his label that he has purchased
the entire right of DR.. Atwood, ana as a. F'' are
the only Atwood Bitters put up in Naine which
have gsined celeb ity this evidently leads the un
wary 10 suppose that it is L. F. Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him. drectly iadirectiy. either
the tie to or any information respecting his Bit
tiers. This is he same ptrson who formerly sit ned
M. Instead 1 u r. Atwood. He says s.Bcware
of counterfeits and imitatiors, VIII ch seems TO be
upon the came principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" TIE genuiee il signed l.. +. Atwood and
bears an extra lseel on white paper, headed eau
ton, Extra Countersigned by IL. ii. Hay, Drug
gist, Portland, Sole General A gent.
Portland April 26-8aw&W3m
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A Point on which all Physicians Acre,

A Point on which all Physicians Agree
Out of ten thousand regular physicians you can
not fad one who will not say that Stimulants and
invgorsnts are absolutely necessary medical prac-
tice Apdyetin by.gone years humane practition.
ers have hesitaied 10 administer them, because the
dendish ingenuity of wretohos who make merchan-
disc ofhuman in6rmites, had so polluted and deteri.
ated them that the remedy was deemed as dang,r
ovs as the disease. This perplexty is happily done
away With Physicians know, because the first
analytical chemists OF the age have demonstrated
the fact, that HosTErT- RS Celebrated
STOMACH BITTERs are absolutely and entirely
free from all perniciou clements. Hence they have
been introduced into he United States Army, and
are accepted wherein the testimony of the wise the
intelligent and the phanthropic is rated at its just
value as the best prot cve against and cure for all
diseases arising from impurity in the air or other
unht alth climate influences, that have been tested
by experience. In cases of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint state without qualification or preser-
walton, that the btters nearly nfaible as any
thing prepared by human skill can be.
New York House, SO Cedar Street, N. Y.
iune2id& w2w
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q. s. Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H

CoAnrANDANT's OFFICE, June 20, 1865.
ItHE U. ). Steamers Dawn, ArAanssas and
4 Wamsutta, and the Banks koebHek and
Ethan Allen,
VIII be sold at public Auction, THURSDAY, July
90 1865, at IL O'clock NJ, al this Yard.
The Dawn Is a Screw Steamer, with two masts
schOoner-riqged: one vertical engine; diameter oil
cylinder AZ inches stroke Of piston 80 inches She 4
OF the follouine registered dimensions, required by
the new tonnage law, viz, length 1924 feet
breadth 2s,57 feet, depth 9,ol ieet.
The r1amsas Is a Screw Steamer Of light DRAFT,
schoonerrigred, three masts; has one vertical en-
an SaIneter Of cylinder 40 inches, stroke OF piston
81 S,eIes Registered dimensions required by the
new tonnage law,-length 1910 feet; breadth 3OOs
feef: depth 10 feet
ieg RE VVamsutta is Screw Steamer, schooner
r;eqed, three masts; has one vertical engine; diam
eter Of cylinder "a nches stroke Of piston 81 inches
Registered dimensions required by the new TONNAGE
law-length 127 feet, breadth 2679 feet, depth 80
feet.
The Bark Roebmc Is Of the following registered
dimensions required by the new tonnage law
length 1884, % feet, breadth 2 43 feet depth Al feet
The Bark Ethan Allen Is a fine modelled vessel
# the following registered dimensions required by the
new tonnage law,-ength 1921 feet, breadth 1915
.eet, depth 3,4 feet.
Each Of the vessels is wen found and viii be sold a.
she stands with rigging, sails boats, cables
ehors, furniture sc. An inventory of the articles 10
te sold with each vessel can be seen at this Navy
Yard, and will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
Five per centum Of the purchase money must be
paid the day Of SALE and the remainder before the
sessel is removed from the Navy Yard, which must
e done within six days aher the date Of sale.
july1elaw2w 7. BAILEY, Commandment
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sua.iGAI KoricRS.
A WOODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIv
HYDRAULIC SAND PuMP.

PRACTICAL TIES IS having fully demonstrated
ths superiority o. this machine over all Others for
the pu pose of sinking Oil wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring of oil wells excepting the STEAM ENeINE
and CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE (bu viii be furnish.
ed. ii desired. reasonab price) ard dispepses
with the use of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
other cumbrous and expensive fixtures now ia use,
and Is so arranged being Constructed on wheels and
pose OF sinking wells in different localities
TIRE DETRIri is removed from the we i by our
Patent hydrauis process, and d esnet require the
wal Of the drill from Il o boring This process
not only removes all the detritus in Fl ON to 10
minutes, but like wise efsctually clears cut aud
opens all the small oil veins hat are SO often entre
ly closed up the cd process of sand pumping.
With this Machine and practical en- ginser, a
well can be sunk from 400 to 900 feet within peri
cd of from Is TO 30 days after the soilPpe has been
driven NH
Arrangements are bling made FIR the construc.
ton and delivery of these machines at New York,
Norwich, Newburg, Y, and Pittsburg Pa.
For further inform tion price. terms. &C., ad-
dress, ssh SIMEON LELAND, u
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
spl1 eo0Sm New FORK.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF PoRTLANp.


FRIDAY. ...sss.s.............. .....June 30.
ARRIVED.
Steiner Franconia. Sherwood, New York
Steamer Montreal. Fields, st John NIB via East
port for Boston.
Brig Geo Roberts. tBr) 6arnes Mayaguez l0.h
Brig Rover, tBrl Ryan. May asuez 10 days
Big Goodhue tBrl Crosby, Cienfuegos
Brig Donna Maria, lBrl Mcclellan. Cienfuegos.
Brig Alpha, tBrl Gould, CORVALLIS Ms.
Sch Rechab, tBrl Mcneil. { John NIB. ft
Sch Nc lain, Alexander Eizabethport.
Sch concord, Kennedy, New York.
Sch Friends, Strout, Providence.
Sch Eldorado, Young. Shulee Ms for New York
Sch Atboreer; Hodgkins Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Morning Star, Moon. Ellsworth or Boston.
Sch Lodusks, Smith, Ellsworth for New York.
Sen RAINBOW, Fletcher Bangor or New York.
Sea Fred Hahn, Farnsworfh, Bangor for Boston.
4sts--A a a CLEARED. 1851 fl4tte
Ship st Lawrence, (Br, late Hamb ship Deutsch-
land q VI Nichols, buenos AyTes-Saml Spring.
Sch Mary Ann, lBr) Brow, Westport NS-mss,er
Sch Fred 4eerer, Simmons, WashingtoL-M Is
Nckerson
Sch Florida, Thompson, Boston, Brown &
Sons.
Sch Vigilant, VIII te, Boston-C Pierce.
SAILED-Rarque Hamilton, and others
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2 GRAssHoPPERs.-Western papers give
alarming accounts of the ravages OF the grass
hoppers. General Lully in private letter
written from Sioux City says:
The only thing spoken about here il the
grassnopper. They are awful; they actuallv
nave eaten holes in my Wagon covers. and in
Inc 'paulins that cover my stores. A soldier
on MS way here lay down to sleep in the mid
die OF the day on the prairie, the trooss hay-
Ing marched all night. His comrades noticed
him covered with grasshoppers and woke him.
HIS throat and wrist were bleeding from The
bite of those insects. VIC
wonder what the Quartermaster General
IN washington would say, if he should receive
arepori of tents, Wagon covers. and ,nanlins
unserviceable and condemned. eaten mn hy
grasshoppers." =
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Proposals for Materials for the
Navy.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REcRUITINe,
~ll8tff June "a 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish materials for
~ the Navy for the fiscal year ending 30th June,
1866, win be received at the Bureau Of Equipment
and Recruiting until 10 O'Clock A. NJ of the 18th day
OF July next at which time the opening viii be COM
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
named are particularly described in the printed
schedules, any of which viii be furnished to such per-
sons as desire to offer, application to the COM
mandants Of the respective navy yards and those Of
all the yards upon application to the Bureau.
Bidders referred to the commandants of the re-
spective yards for samples instructions, particular
description Of the articles sso for blank forms Of
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered and des-
fgnated as follows:
No. 1. Flax, Canvas and No. Is. Sheet Iron.
Irvine. sss is. Soap and Tallow
2. Cotton, Canvas and 20. Brushes.
Irvine. %. Stationery.
q q 8. Iron, &c., ~ b %. Hardware. Y
a. Tin, Zinc, &c. "a. Ship Chandlery.
8. Sperm Oil. 4. 25 Copper Wire.
z. Cooking Utensils. %. Firewood.
10. Leather, &C.. 81. Whale, Neatsfoot
IL. Hose NJ l and Tar Oil.
9 u. Lignumvite. a. Chain Iron. =
10. Lamps and Lant- 80. Coal.
A. OK t Tidss for Rope. 40. Sheet Copper
The following the classes, by their numbers re-
quired at the respective navy yards; ~
%&8 KITTERY
Nos. 1, 2, 8, 8, 10, IS, q, "a.
q ~ IVA CHARLESTOWN. -
Nos. l. 2, 8, T. 10, IL, H. Is, IS, 90 %, d. %,
20, 81.
BROOKLYN.
Nos a. 8, 40, IL, Il, 10, Is, 90, "a 80 "a,
20, 81, 35. y a,f it1f os
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. 2,s,45,7, 10, H. 70, 90, %, "a, 20, 81, 40
WASHINGTON
Nos. 1,2, 3,4,5, II, 70, IS, o, "a, 20, "a.
NORFOLK. tfs
Nos; 1267 II, 10, 10 Is, 20, o, "a, 25, 90 81
july 1-1aw4w. 'f tf
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sP EcIAL ReTIGns.


The draaieg positions in the BE ,atA vii axe
place at tie Aidsrmeo's Room. CITY Building. on
each person crew ette Cd for the race wi have
some a2thoszed repres ,n'ativa pre,en to draw for
them, Or take ucr plaza in tho race as may be drawn
for them by tho Jucges.
PER ORDER.
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The Procession win move at fifteen minutes past
eight O'Clock PRECISELY and all Schools who Join in
the Celebration are requested to be in their place in
the line at the hour Indicated.
The High School and Boys Grammar Schools win
form on Myrtle Street, Right on Congress St.
The Intermediate School and Primary Schools
Number One to Six inclusive, win form on Pearl St.,
Right on Congress St.
Primary Schools Number Seven to Fourteen In
elusive win form on wllmOt Street. Right on Con-
grees st.
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mARszEED.

In this slsy June %. by Rev Henry d Moore,
Russell w Worcester and Mrs Myra Towle, both of
Portland.
In Cherryfeld june II, Arthur Tibbetts OF Addi-
son, and Mary Lucretia Thompson, of q.
In Cherryield, June John Farrell and Maggie
Donovan. nf
In Yassalboro. JuHe 7, Geo L Bailey, of Winthrop,
and Mary Pear on of v.
At Kendall's Mills. June Is, George A SAWYER and
Laura w Decker. both OF Smithfs d
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IN " n NOA 1UoE TIE bLbT!
over twenty years. increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient Com plete in bot
tie es not require any previous preparation ofthe
hair No trouble No crock orstain. Does not rub of
or make the hair appear dusty and dead butimparts
to it new life andluster. Produces beautiful black
or brown, as preferred. "A child apply it. Al.
ways give satisfaction Only IS cts per bottle. Sold
yeywhere. A. |. MATHEWS, Manufacturer N. Y
DRMAs BARNS Co, New York Wholesale
Agent. fW s1 mayl2ecdiy
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Match Game of Base RaII.

THE Committee on Fourth of July" have de-
Il cided to award two prizes, one Of FIFTY and
one of TWENTY-FIVE dollars to thee two hest
Clubs that may contend. -
The games will be played ON the ground near tho
all Clubs who enter. 0e ~
Any club in the State may enter by senifvine their
intention to one Of the Committee before Monday
noon. A. p. MOECAN -.
july1d3t G.. NJ BROWN Committee.
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAR

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univ. rsaI
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is m. d and emollient In its NATURE fragrantiy
scented, an. M emely beneficial in its act upon
the skin, For Sale BY al Druggists arsd Fancy
Goods. Dealers. jansldlyr.
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At Swatow April IS, barque Star King Smith IN,
Chefoo. s' 9"ii"' io'
Passed Anjier April %, ship Rssolu,o A,oci,v.rv
nom Shanghae for New York. '''''
Ar at Gale l7ih ult ship Elcano from Boston In
charge of the mate. Capt Pritchard having hssn
washed overooird when three days out. "seh
At Cardiff nth inst, ship Aberdeen, Goodwin for
New York ldg. 80 AOi
:. Ar at Trinidad 10th inst. brig Abbe c TiteOnb,
fiicomb, Philadelphia II. -. ...,..
Ar at Cienfuegos Is h inst, sch Henry. Easlport.
sld I'm Havana <lst, barque Hunter York, for
CID 22d sch Alonzo, tBrl Hagget'. Portland; 2Si,
II Berry, Bsmis Romedios
Chartsred-barqueJ Jas b Ward, 1900 boxes sugar.
Tor Boston direct pt 81 each: Am sch Abese, for
Sierra Moreno and Portland. 400 casks molasses. at
%4 per ITO gall, gross custom house guase OF cask
delivered; baroue Hamilton for New York. $500
boxes sugar, at 81 eaah brig Fanny Lincoln for
Boston. ZOO boxes sugar at SI3
Sid 2lst, Cushing, Ames Cdrdenaa aud N York
takes go hhds sugar at 81; 23l. ship John bunyan
Caryer, New York sch John Frazer, Brown, for
CID 23d brig John Aviles. Upton, Philadelphia,
with 400 hhds molasses at 81 per hid.
In port 2lst. barques Nor on Stover. Stove- or
New York. tales 800 hh of sugar a. 81 per hid;
WinsIow Davis, for do, tlkes 800 Lids sugar at s6
Sid i'm Cardeuas 10th inst brig Albert. Dow. for
New YORK: Ed. sch Hannah, Wall, Philadelphia
At Sagua 10th inst, Oarques Helen Angler Staples;
New York, ldg.
Ar At Quebec 10th inst ship ohalIO, rinzham, FIN
Hamburg rs .a MI fI :
Cid at St John N B 2Sth inst barque Maria Henry,
Prince for Penarth Roads. M
l44 SPOKEN d
June IA, a the Bahamas ship Freedom Bradley
from New York for New Orleans.
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c. MORSE. IN. D.

Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In
halation. Success unprecedented Can refer
to thousands in this city and State and all parts
of the United States. Office No. SMITH STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE may24tf
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Agents Wanted !
FOR
The Secret Service, The Field, The
Dungeon, and The Escape,
By ALERT d. RICHARDSOK,
N. Y. Tribune Corresnondent

TNHE most interesting aud exciting book ever pub
IL lished, embracing Mr.. Richardson's unparalleled
experience for four years: travelling through the
Louth IN the secret service Of the Tribune" at the
outbreak of the war with our armies and fleets, both
East and West during the first two years Of the Re
bellion; his thrilling capture; his confinement for
twenty months in seven different rebel prisons; his
escape, and almost miraculous journey by night of
nearly 400 miles 1t will abound in stirring events
and contains of the fact Incident and romance
Of the war than any other work yet published
Teachers ladies', energetic young men, and especi-
ally returned and disabled officers and soldiers in
vans of profitable employment, will find 1t particu-
larly adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing $50 per month"; which we will prove to any
doubling applicant. Send for circulars. Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Hartford Conn.
SCRANTON & BURR, Agents. ar.r
iuly1-1m&
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CooOGRAPE.

The Best Veg table Preparation for the HAIR.
1t removes Dandruf, stoDs he Hair from failing of,
produ'fs rev growth where it has fallen on,
makes stiff hair soft and glossy, and restores Gray
Hair to its natural color. Sed everywhere. Il. r.
CLARKE, Proprietor, Sharon, Mass.
June 6-sn eodfwlm
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Reasons for Using Bush's Hair Dive

1t is the most durable. 1t contains tie largts
quantity of dye Each box has three bottles, sponge
aud brush. 1t coors jet black any desirable shade
of brown. Full directions with each box. 1t can be
easily applied. Price one dollar. iune2Tdlw
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DIR. TEBBETTs'
hA In. fEB BETTE
af1P YSIOLf GICA
RI Tu

r E q F. N e. r A Il O r 1
ss The Most Wodsrfus Discovery ofths Ags'
win positively restore Gray Hair to its or original
color, whether back, brown auburn, and being
q delightful dressing. it imparts to it a beautiful
glossy and he lty appearance. 1t will also promote
grow of new h ir bald he a1s where the
glands or roots not disorganized d eff ctuaily
remove all daDdruff, itching and humors from the
scalp II is warranted to produce the above results
money refunded.
us $50 fEBBETTS BROTHERS,
Proprietofe. Manchester, N. H.
WV WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggist everywhere maylleod 6mE
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Juns 2sth-,nds!
The Lightning Fiy-Killer.

Destroys Flies Instantly, and is not liable to be
mistaken for anything else Is easily prepared and
used, and does rapid execution Each sheet will at
trac and kill quart Of a Sand promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat, AID tho comic I Of q
nap in the morning. t- - % "a
Sold By all D. uggists,
ioua17opd1u
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spEOIAL notices.
'sIhe Queen of Beauty Us,
THE NEW STYLE SKIRT,
just Received at
New York Skirt and Corset Store.
20 Market Square, 26.
GEO. ANDERSON, Agent.
june3Od4w
HAIRS Rubber Emporium

Is at 147 Middle Street, where every variety OF
Rubber Goods can be procured. at manufacturers'
prices. Their assortment of Rubber Jewelry and
Fancy Goods isreally magnificent june2stf
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The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for
April isreceived from the republication house
OF Leonard Scott q Co. The table of contents
- unusually rich. 1t embraces articles on
ea,lerleA of the Louvre;" Classical Learn
aS,- = Frames the Great Printer Stephens;"
on EDWARD Bulwer Lytton's late Novels
an ana Collected POEMS" "French Education -
our ohips ana guns; their Def cts ard the
remedy; !" Clerical Subscription :, aTravels
10 Central Asia" Libel and the Freedom of
'ne rress J; an q on Parliamentary Reform
~ THERE'S scarcity of operatives in ,ba
cotton mills at Biddeford. 10y