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The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

0cHn00ted0es the IHegataty OF ms Acts.
| sfta New York, Dec. 2.
Steamer Atlantic, with $SS0,000 specie from
| California, has arrived. 9sgg
| News from South America states that the
| Spanish Admiral Pareja continued to threaten
to lombard the Gillian ports, without daring
to carry them into effect. He announces that
| the blockade is restricted to the six principal
ports, viz: Valparaiso, Caldera, Coquimbo,
| Henadena, Torne and Talcahuano All the
others are left open to commerce. This new
| arrangement attacks the interest of foreigners
exclusively, and is an excellent acknowledge
| ment of the illegality of the former blockade,
and leaves his Government subject to the
claims of neutrals injured thereby.
Postal communication with CHILEAN ports
| has been resumed at Panama
There had been several destructive fires in
Valparaiso.
The U. S. steamer Mohongo arrived at Val
paraiso, Oct 20, from Montevideo The sloop-
ofwar st. Marys was about to leave there for
the North. 1850 slt5l ttff
| The revolution in Peru had triumphed. and
peace was restored. The overthrown presi-
dent took refuge in an English man-oEwar,
and is on his way to Panama. Lima was cap
tured on the morning Of Nov. 6, by the revolu-
tionary troops.
The only resistance was by 400 troops in the
Plaza, where the palace was, who fought until
all were SnOI. line palace was Tired, and mar
rowly escaped destruction. Fort Santa Caro-
lima still held out under the minister of war,
Colonel Cuba, expecting aid from a regiment;
but the latter marched toward CallaO on the
following day, and Cuba capitulated.
The new President Canseo sent to demand
| the surrender of Calao from Gen. Rivas, that
night Rivas abandoned his post for ship in
the bay. and the city was soon in the posses
| sion of the excited mob, who divided into
bands and robbed and plundered every princi-
| pal shop and store in the place. What prop
erty could not be taken away, was destroyed.
Immediate steps were taken by citizens and
| foreign residents for their protection.
The next morning Pezet's army appeared
outside the town, but before night it had
melted away. Pezet with some officers es-
capped to an English man-of-war.
The next day order was established in CAL
lao and Lima, and President Canseo was in
| charge of the Government. & 5G
The new Governor will doubtless repudiate
the treaty with Spain, and make common
cause with Chill, the overthrow of the Spanish
treaty having been the object of the revolu-
| ton. iafs. sls
The Central American republics are all at
peace.
The sloop of war Cayenne is at Panama.
| Weather fine. s5
| Outward passengers per Atlantic left on the
afternoon Of the 10th for San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

THE next meeting of the Sabbath School
Teachers Association, will be held in the Yes
try of the First Baptist Federal Street Church,
on Monday evening, December I'd, at IA
,,olnor
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

COURT MARTIAL Maj. Gen. Frank Fes-
sender is President of Court of Inquiry to
convene in Washington, to-day, and examine
into allegations of misconduct in recent
frolic by Captain Thomas, son Of Adj. Gener-
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Great .EYre D, Ne,r Yor1.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.
A fire early this morning, on State and
Bridge streets, destroyed three large bonded
warehouses, together with 1000 bales of cotton
and other merchandise. The buildings were
six stories high, and are in complete ruins. It
is reported that seven or eight firemen were
killed by the falling walls. Loss estimated at
nearly $2,000,OOO.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

GEN. KILPATRICK's LEcTURE.-Those who
intend to hear the gallant General tomorrow
evening, will be wise if they secure their
tickets to-day. Tickets for the course can be
purchased for one dollar,
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Washington Correspondence.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.
The Intelligencer says Senator Sherman
will introduce bill on the opening of Con-
gress, for the equalization and reduction of
taxation.
The Times despatch says he (Sherman) will
for the reorganization of the civil departments
Of the government; to reduce the clerical
force, and increase the salaries of the remain
ing clerks. 8&E e EE
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From, the Sandtyich Islands.

H' - ~. SAN Francisco, Dec 1.
Honolulu dates of the 18th ult., are received.
No more waalers had arrived. There were
twenty-six in port.
The new sugar mill had commenced grind
ing. Several plantations were gathering their
crops. The prospects of the sugar crop were
good.
The amount of whale oil received this year,
foots up $4,000 barrels, and the amount Of
bone, 100000 lbs. ''A ssas
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Froa,, Eortress Moa,roe.

tf BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.
A Fortress Monroe letter says the steamer
Nellie Penty, from New York, with commits
sary stores was completely wrecked near
Lynn Haven Bayou, Thursday last. Her
cargo will be partly saved. Four hundred bar
rels of -four were thrown overheard to tighten
her, before she went ashore.
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Case of Gen. Palnser-Ge Fislse Indicted.
New YORK, Dec. 2.
The Tribune's Louisville correspondent says
Gen. Palmer has given recognizance to appear
for trial on an indictment found by the grand
jury for assisting slaves to escape. s
1t is rumored that a similar indictment has
been found against Gen. Fiske, who has given
passes to about 1000 negroes to cross the
Ohio river during the last eight months. = g
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Seizure of Steamer.

s. TORONTO, c. w., Dec. 2.
Steamer Georgiana is under seizure at Col
lingwood, for violation of the neutrality laws.
The legal agent of the United States, applied
for an injunction restraining the defendants
from interference, which was granted, the in
JUNCTION to continue ten DAYS. H tll
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Burning of the Boston locomotive Works

BOSTON, Dec. 3.
The extensive foundry and locomotive works
belonging TO Hinckley, Williams & Co., on
Harrison Avenue, formerly known as the Bos-
ton Locomotive Works, were nearly destroyed
by fire last night. Also a large unoccupied
building adjoining, in which were stored four
locomotives recently sold by Government to
private parties. The latter building is owned
by heirs of the late Edward Mott Robinson.
Total loss estimated at $25, 200.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

TRAVEL ON THE HORSE RAILRoAD.-The
number of passengers carried over the various
routes OF the Portland Railroad Company
during the month of November, was II ,103.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

BANGOR LUMBER MARKEr.-Amount of
Lumber surveyed from January 1st., to De-
cember LIST, 1855, compared with the amount
surveyed during the same period in 1868 and
1884,
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RaiIr00d Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.
An accident was reported last evening, on
the Cape May Railroad, below Gloucester
Two cars were thrown into ditch. No one
was injured. The engine was badly damaged.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

LAuNcHED.-The brig Helen o. Phinney,
was successfully launched Saturday forenoon,
from Russelrs yard in Westbrook. She had
all her standing rigging up.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

ARREsT.-Oficer Pickett arrested last Sat-
urday, man named Russell, for being con-
nected with Hunt, in attempting to rob a SOL
dier, Friday night. He was locked up.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04
Remember!

/ We carry the largest Stock ofHOSIERY, GLOVES
and KNIT GOODS of any House in the State; do
not resort to Dummies and can not be undersold.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04
Remember!

We buy our Knit Wooden Goods by the Case, and
can afford to sell them at very Low PRICES.
100 dOz. Hoods mt Csc each. worth 100
100 doz. Hoods at 75c each, worth 1.2S
100 dOz. Hoods at Loo each, worth 1.5O
100 doz. Cloudsat 1 90 worth everywhere1 So
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
To Let-Front Room-A. B., Box 2lSo.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dry Goods-Leach, Bartlett g. Parker.
Lost-Check.
For Sale-House--Jas &c. Fernald.
Apples, Butter, Cheese and Lard-c. w. Smith.
Thanksgiving-City Hail.
Board--77 Free st.
Wanted-Situation.
U. s. Marshai's Sale-F. A. QuiDby.
Girl Wanted-Chas. Gusts 81 Co.
Holiday Gifts-Bnrroughs & Hudson.
Notice-Glendy Moody.
Boar3ers Wanted-5t CumberlandSt
United States Mail Line-Thos. Asenc;o g. %.
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A BIG DRIYE!

100 doz. Ladies Cashmere all Wool Hose. former
price s1.5O, present price s1.OO. Call and see
them, they have no equal. e
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100000, Ae
To be Sold for One Dollar Each!
Without regard to pa1e, and not to be paid for Until
you kaog aChdt you are to recesve

70 be Sold for One Dollar Each!
Without regard to ra'e and not to be paid for until
you k1,oD ohat you to reee,ve.
Among those who have acknowledged the receipt
of Valuable GIFTS drawn from this Association re-
Gently the following kindly permit their names to be
Robert II. Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn.,, Melode-
on, value $3.50. W. II. I: Willis, w. I'D St., New
Tsppa is YORK st. cold Wateh value sia5
Miss Ellen +. Diekerson. Binghampton, N. X, Melo
deon, value $780, Mr.. L: H. Stone. b2 Tenth g., N.
ton Pa diamond Ring, value &175. Miss Ellen j.
Peck, Springfield, m, Melodeon, value SIPS. DR.. l.
Watch, value $50. Edward H. Lindsay, Worcester,
Mass Piano, value $3.50. Miss d. III. Farwell, Du-
buque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drps, value $780,.
Box, value $40 Mrs. r. G Ingersoll Urbana Ohio
Silver Set, value $780, Lieut. d. r. Hendricks Will
Watch, value $685. Many persons who have drawn
valuable prizes do not wish their names published or
we might extend this list
MANNER oE DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
valae placed in Sealed Envelopes, which well
mixed. One ofthese Envelopes, containing the Ger
tcate Order for some article, tworth at least
by mail 20 any address, without regard to choice,
receipt of % cents. Thepurchaser win what
tiele i draws and Its value which may be from ONE
send One Dollar and receive the article named.
ES-No Blanks-Every purchaser gets an article
of value.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn viii DO mme
diatey sent to any address by return mail express
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
RI r--.. t.a. Cases.
Six Certificates foI 81, Thirteen for 50; Thirty
AGENTS WANTED Send Tor a Circular
AL letters should be addressed
Box 6567 Post Office, New York.
DcS H-uAh7
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Remember.

We keep the best line of Ladies DRESS BUT
TONS in Portland, and our place of business is
No. 14S s. $50 Middle St.. Portland, Me.
FITZGERALD & HODSDON
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Canvassers,
ND Local Agents Wanted, either ladies' or gem
IL lincoln and Family. Those acquainted with
tham s1v the ikenesses are correct 1t is large
si~e and the only Engraving Of the family in ernst
snce. Agents are easil, making "a or 70 per day,
with it. 1t is sold only bymy agents, to whom ex-
elusive territory is given. Samples sent by mall for
$3.50. Send Immediately If you wish to secure good
WIN. /. RICE, Gen. Agent,
No. Is Atlantic ST., Portland, Maine.
P. o. Box 1881. de9d&w*
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\. Ward, Artist.
Duorocp aprys ,,o,n,od in oil, Water Colors and
India Ink A1Protypes and Photographs en-.
iarged and painted, IN al styles of the art 11s
Federal Street. .....
Dec 2-i2Wk
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04
A Raroain

100 doz chldrens Bal Hose, all Wool 10 and 1sc,pr.
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WE DEFY COMPETITION l.
100 doz Ladies' ALL WOOL RIBBED HOSE, soc pr.

CASHMERE GLOVES! q i
30 doz. Ladies', for 40 cents per pair.
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Monday Morning, December 4, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-day

Ia A9oertisers to;U benefit themselves as soenes
accommodate as, by sending in their advertisements
at an early hour In the day. Lt
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04
Remember !!

Ladies, 1t will pay-if you want to buy new
Cloak, we have got them Observation-Disclosures by
Paine, Berry s. Co., Of New York. New ones in
every day. --.--- ~ -
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Holiday Presents.
Great Prize Distribution
by THE-
New York Gift Association f!
7I3 BrOadtoay, Neso York.

EACH.
~ Rosewood Pianos, worth from S25O.O0 to 10000
10 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases, 1880 to 225OO
io0 Music Boxes, 1900 to 1900
lOo silver revolving Patent Casters, 1900 to 1000
100 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets 1900 10 36 90
500 Sets Silver Tea and Table Spoons 1870 To ri "a
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches 1000 10 1000
$50 Diamond Rings, Cluster, &C., 6O.e0 TO 10000
200 Gold Watches 6O.OO to 10000
800 Ladies' Gold Watches, COCO to $500
500 Silver Watches, $500 to 5000
Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops Ladie5'
Sets of Gold and Coral; jet and Gold, Florentine
Mosaic, Jet, Lava. and Cameo; Sets OF Studs, Vest
and Neck Chains, Plain and Chased Gold Rings, Gold
Thimbles Lockets, new style Belt Buckles, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Farcy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and large as
sorment of Fine Jewery OF every description of the
best make and latest Styles valued at
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04
Remember,

We Manufacture Hoop Skirts to order. Keep the
best qualities Of French Corsets which sell for
S1.75 per pair. -. lNaA .aN.fi
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-04
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.
Steamers Europa, City of London, New
York and Louisiana, sailed to-day, for Europe,
taking $4,000 in specia ~
The steamer Atlanta, being deemed clear of
cholera, will be allowed 10 come to the city,
Monday.
There was only one man killed at the fire
on Bridge Street, this morning. The Govern
ment loss by the fire, is about $780, 900; other
parties, 100000. Insured $250,000.
q Later.-It is stated that several policemen
were injured by falling walls, at the fire in
State Street, this morning One paper says
the loss was only 100000, including 1000
bales cotton, 1000 cases tobacco and large
amount OF clothing, &c. The clothing and
most of the cotton belonged to the Govern
ment, tt-4It
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N I'll Q Il /.
special Meeting.

Special Meeting.
nm stockholders of the Farnsworth Manufacture
nc COMPANY are hereby notified that there win
- SPECIAL MEETING of the Stakeholder, at the
Connting Room of ii. j. LIBBY q 60, ON FRIDAY
next. December sth, at two and half o'clock, p M.
S.B. HASKELL, Clerk.
Dec !, 1855. dczustu
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WILMINGTUN, N. o., NOV. 81.
Ship A. Leavitt, of st. John, N. b., from
Liverpool for Baltimore, with salt, went ashore
on Bandy Island, and is a total loss. Crew
saved. s4 -rss.s ssstsag
General Grant arrived here to-day, and left
for Charleston.
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DiarFhOea
Cramps ia the
Stomach and Bowels. sc.

Is because It gives immedidate relief from pain
and cures by acting mildly. yet efectually upon
the Stomach and Bowels. correcting acidity. re-
moving the cause of the disease. restoring thoseo--
gans to a natural and heaitLH state.
Itcontains nothing that will tend 70 produce lrri-
tatiOn or inflammation. CT prove injurious TO the
weakest Stomach, and can be used both Tor chill
dren and adults with a certainty Of success which
must eventually secure fer It a place in every well
regulated household. Ask for
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Vessel frequent mention made oithe'M eIehauts'
and IL is always spoken of as u Company, which. af-
ter being satisfied that a loss Is fair and square. pays
at once, without useless red tape. In this County
the Merchants is the popular Company Its losses
here. as at Toledo. ElyTia. Lima. wellington. and
other places, have been fairly and honestly adjust
ed, and promptly paid. Cur Farmers and business
men prefer the honest, frank, fair policies OF the
Merchants. and look 10 them IS guarantee against
loss and damage by IRE. The receipts Of the
Merchants. as returned 10 our County Auditor for
taxation, are largely in excess of those of any 9TH
er Company doing business at this place. It's sur
plus. or Reserved Fund, Is greater IN proportion TO
Capital, than that of any other Hartford COMPANY.
Parties desiring Insurance then, can find IN the
Merchants Insurance Company, OF Hartford, a re
liable guarantee against loss by FIRE. and If they will
consider character and reputation as shown by its
PROMPT payments: responsibility as shown by its
large Surplus reserved for extra losses, amounting
at this time to about one hundred per cent. upon
Capitals: convenience in the settlement OF losses,
in having them adjusted and paid by an old citizen
of known responsibility whose connection with the
Company. as State Agent. is sufficient guarantee Of
its responsibility they will effect their Insurance
with the Merchants" Insurance Company, Of
Hartford.
Itsustained and paid heavy losses promptlyin the
large fires in War-en, in times past.
I. J. NOLAN x son, AGeIas'
July 10, 1S65,-3m Warren, o.
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PsANOs! PIANOs!!
NEW BOOKS ar PORTER's.

COTTON KINGDOM,-A travellers observa-
lion on Cotton and Slavery, in theAmerican States,
second cation.
LiEEANDT TIMES OF CHATHAM BANGSD. D
HISTORY OF METH0DISM, by Stevens.
CUDJOS CANE.-(very exciting book.
SA&AkD IAiLOkSTRANEAS, ingvOls.
INNINGS LIFE OF WASHINGTON IL 5vOls.
$40 SKETCHES OF SERMONS.
GENERAL BUTLER IN NEW ORLEANS.in
German and Guglish.
LEEL'S GEOLOGY.
DESFTNT.
EEBSL RHYMES AND RHAPS0DIES,-A
selection OF Songs and Ballads Of the Southern
People, By Frank Moore.
LYRICS OF LOYALTY, by Frank Moore.
DREAM LIFE n REVERIES OF BACH
Flor, by x. Marvel.
FLOWERS FOR TIE PARLOR AND GAR
DEN.
DOWNING'S RURAL ESSAYS ON HORTI
CULTURE ANDLANDSCAPES.
GARDENING.
EOUATT On THE HORSE.
HANNAH THURSTON.
LESSONS IN LIFE.
MISS GILBERTS CAREER.
LETTERS To THE JUNESES.
FAITH GARTNEYS CHILDHOOD.
NHEDUN'S COMMENTARY.
COUNTRY LIFE AND COUNTRY THINK
ING.
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Sale of Real Estate,

On Saturday, the 9th day Of Sept,
" A. D. 1855. between the hours of one L four
o'clock. P. NJ. of said day in pursuance of an order
of the Probate Court Of Trumbull County. Ohio.
will offer for sale TO the highest bidder the follow
ing described Real Estate to wit. Situated il Lot,
No. 60 in Bloomfield Township TTumbun County
Ohio & bounded as follows Beginning on the West
line of the Trumbull + Ashtabula, Turnpike Road
at the South East corner VI lands owned and occu-
pied by David Snyder in 1852. Thence West on the
South line OF sad Snyders land 9 Rods & Is links;
thence south parallel with said Turnpike road ~
rods and % links; thence east parallel with the
south line of said Snyder's land 9 rods and Is links
TO the West line of said Turnpike road, Thence
North on the West line of said Turnpike road Is
Rods &22 links to the place o beginning = contains
1S3 square rods Of land more OF less.
The Dover Estate of Jerusha n. BcTe widow Of
Charles X BOve dee. has been assigned in a por-
lion of said lands to wit: 6 Rods & IS links in width
from the North part of said lands d four Rods four
links from the South part of said lands, leaving d
strip Of three Rods in width running east and west
across scid lands rnincUmbered, which thr- Rods
in width unincumbered is appraised at Sl.250-
That portion eHeHHbered by dover. IS appraised al
so25. Sale to be on tho premises. Terms made
known on day of sale. GERUSHA Il, BOME.
Administrator of Charles r. BOwe. deceased.
Aug. G, 1S65,-iT
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TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
Patent Office Agency
Rank Street. opposite the WeGdell House.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Our arrangements aud years Of experience gives
US unusual facilities for the transaction Of all bust
ness relating 10 protecting inventions, Obtaining ca
Yeats, patents, extensions, prosecuting. infringe
ments, and defending patents. Wesbull be pleased
to consult with inventors and others, without charge,
upOn all points of this business.
BRAINARD z BURRIDGE,
T1lr9fs Solicitors snd Arrnrr~vr io- Pss1oiz
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phila-
IL deiphia-for he Relief Qf the SICK Gad Dis
rsss03. G6ie,eS Nth VhElaaf GEi CArosic Diserses
Of he Seryli Organs.
Meiicol Advice given Gratis by the Acting Sur
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATCRRHGA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS and ether Diseases Of the
sexual Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES en-
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Us. !. SkLLLtS u0USUION.
Howard Association.
Nov. IN. 6l-tt
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In obedience to an order of the Probate Court Of
Trumbul County, Ohio, / shall offer at public sale
on the premises in LOrdstOWn,
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SPRING 0
CIRCULAR.
From the Marion Independent.

Among the Insurance Companies which had Pol
icies upon the "Wc!ington Fire." was the Mor-
chants. of Hartford, Conn. and the way il takes
care OF lis customers is shown by the following:
HARTFoRD, May q, lS65.
J. ;. REED. STATE AgeaL-Loss at " ellington,
Ohio. Examine. audi found all right, pay at once.
Z. 7. LOBDELL, Secretary.
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Received Of the Merchants Insurance Corhpany.
Of Hartford. Conn. per ). ;. Reed. State Agent.
Two thousand Dollars. in tull, for Policy Of same
amount ON our >tore and W archouse destroyed by
Flre A Company which thus fairly and promptly
meets It's losses. deserves general patronage.
STAIRS, FOOTE y co.
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attained such a wide spread popularity for the
Cholera ~InfaRtuIn

Cholera MOrbuS,
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warren. D., Nov. Is. 81
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~ IN announcing To the o;,;,a.- u
and vicinity, the fresh arrival 81 - ~
Drugs. Chemicals. Paints. DIS DE- R stS 81 StOe ~ 7
Wood, &c, selected with grS,, co., So III rze5riILI,
Eastern Houses. and bee leave N s16rliitp ~. EaTc,I
ing list. Esneci9IIy do We Ill ~ uttaI! - - pt".
Siciaus to our new stock Of Mejicira- or5 i,Iit.
them 10 call and examine. ""'
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w. nam street, ""'' y
Burnetts BOcaipe for the Han
Mrs. Aliens Dressing 40
Strcassian OIL DO
TrieopheraS DO
lyons katharigh DO
1aht9TGS Dressing %
H itE6!s Handkerchief Extract.
Harrriso,,s ToiIa, See d"
49, 'yaI9'
rcI9ate,s 30 a"
crown Windsor DO
Gon"iro Yankee %
Standings Clue Co6tsrt as
SnriItad0ros halr Dye.
S2tehelors a" Do
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Glass Svr;1gse .fsf,I
Elastic Syrinres- RE-
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iSt0 ShEOme Hreen. Dry and IN Oil
N" SnEnnG : eio"' do
70 heEnilLnon. do
do Venetian Pea a.
do yellow O-kre 40
do Red LEAD ~
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nv StnFs
Nft-i. 81 M,-.E A.
SuipburIe and Acefit Scf3
Aqua ammonia fb.
sweet SplIltS Nltrc,
SulphuTic Ether,
IurPenJinc,
BeuZ0!C or Martha. a sIhsrsrv.. T,--c,Hr.
Japan varnisa.
No. l Furniture Earnish,
~ l C1aeA Narnlsn,
!" lIi5 Deilar NaSaish.
NslNAi''f" NAiiiaH.
naniins wizard OIL,
6ahzine for Erssing Grease,
iufe MCdlcal Liquors.
S{Tcn loI. Iron.