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MARRIED..

In this city, July IL, Sam1 c Donnel of Falmouth,
and Miss Ellen M Leighton, of Gray
In Westbrook, May a. by Rev w N Richardson,
Richard F Kni. and Miss Lucy A Il Haynes, both
of Yarmouth; also, July 3, Ephm b Field of Cum
berland, and Miss Olive J Kneeland, Of Portland.
Rev Mr. Goodwin, of Bangor, M Nelson, of Bridg-
ton, and Miss Lizzie w, daughter Of VIM Fitch, Esq,
Of Sebago. .flQHMld
j.. In West Waterville, June 80 Loring Addition, Of
Portland, and Miss Myra Lancey, Of Hartland.
In Athens, May IA, Harrison Hilton and Ella f
GetcheIl, both of Arson. ..I.ri 1.,.s I'D
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The Lightning FIy-KiIler.

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
tract and kin quart Of fliesand promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat and the comfort Of a
nap in the morning.
Il Sold by all Druggists. dna june27eod1m
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BEHIND THOSE RosEATE GATEs-The lips
of girlhood, there should be a fragrant palace
elegantly furnished with. ivory and coral To
drop metaphor. Young ladies, you should
keep your teeth and gums in perfect order, if
you hope in after-life to enjoy the blessings of
a sound set of dentals and sweet breath
What will enable you to do this? YOU ask
Nothing but fragrant SozoDoNT- reply.
84 iasasa..s NJ .55gd 5s. Fl july 12eod3t 4
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Our composition made us refer to @the good
prince Plantaganet, in search of the Oracle of
the sacred Bottle" when it was written Panto-
Cruel. There is a solace in the reflection that
the majority Of readers didnot, probably, know
the difference.
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's1sssIa DIED

In this city, July 70, Mr. James Van Barcom, aged
4S years, an approved Minister of the Society of
Friends, formerly Of Granville, Nova Scotia and
Gently superintendent of Oak Grove Seminary, Vas
salborOugh. se.iio Is FOsb h.U '.'l
In this city, July H. at the Soldiers Home, John
Falkner, OF Maehias, member Co @, LIST Me Vet Reg,
aged 30 years. e4s
In Kittery, Mr. Joseph B Williams, aged % years.
l9 Belfast, june "a, james w Cunningham, aged
20 years months. alss saia0 f.U
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Dissolution.

FTNHE Co-parnership heretofore existing pu;,- a..
dissolved by Mutual consent - ''-i' Wy
, All demands due said firm must be pail Z, WI. T.
PATTERSON, and all demands againss the Urn, -
ented to him f0r payment. ~ ''1' 49,
Inc business VII hereafter be carris1 an NV
w. B. PATTERSON, at DesSe,s N Wharf.
lt io NJ. SAWYEI,
nh, - .I... w. b. PATTERSON.
Portland, July y, 1s65.-luly1l sw
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For Sale.

- The subscriber offers for sale one and half
kif story BR1CK HOUSE, situated in the rear on
tll SST,Iipof ST., between Cumberland ana Oxforj
Strssts me house is in good repair contains eeht
~s with wo0d-shed and supply Of eool STafsr
'O Sgor sfiirther particulars inquire OF
ruy f4-d2ws
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VIE undersigned win pay all Coupons attached %
gin Railroad that fan due in 1902, with interest 10
July 1866, on presentment at bis Office in Portland
lie VIII also pay Coupons Of said Bonds for 1861, ana
JABEZ c. WOODNAN
Treasurer Of Leeds q Pennington r. r..
julylid&wsw a
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Lost!

S2 On Wednesday last, on the College Grounds.
FTeN in Brunswick, q small SILVER SVXTTH. -
kEll9The finder viii be suitably REWARDED nv lea,,
GSe2Zing 1t at the Press Office, or iD9ormn,5 s. n
G0pDlNG Of this city where It can be obtained.
July 14-d1ws - W
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M A r & II E n EWs
PoRT OF PORTLAND.

ii Thursday, Jriy 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick. Winchester, Boston for
E. sport and st John NIB.
Steamer E,rsst City, Dora or, Boston. ffnf
Sch Mabel Hail. Hall, New York.
Sch Escort Johnson Harpswell.
ansF CLEARED. Tr.l Ed
Sch CAR Hammond, Pictou NS-master.
Sch John Frazer, tBr) Brannon, st John NIB
master. :. $500 81 -s
Sons. tt0tfltfE eH@N aIatF.
The n Shipping List reports the sale of slim
windward, built at Bath In 1863 warranted sound
for S2e000 -4 s l.sM
50 FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, July bar, sch G w CARPENTER. I'm
Cow Bay CB. .s.sf ~. f.ses IN
PHILADELPHIA, July 12-Ar. baroue C,ayita
from Sagua; sch Cora from Portland N'''--'''
Cd, brigs Curtis, and Danl Boone. Portland
sPoKEN-July 8, lat 80 20, lon IS 45, baraue c B
hamilton, from Portland for Havana.
- DISASTERS.
sen Tabitha, Of Friendship with fish, went ashore
on roaring Bull 26th ult, and is total wreck. All
nands lost. See general news columns.
- DOMESTIC PORTS.
MOB1LE-Ar list inst, ship B Cutting, Tyson,
New Orleans.
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HalI,s Rubber Emnori,,m

at 147 Middle Street, where every variety Of Rub
Yer Goods can be procured at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment Of Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent june23tf
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BUY ME, TRY ME & I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
DID,. I,r,nLen,s A,,oditt,e. 81

LIT. AUHOCeUSS AHOUUne.
A new medicine for all the summer complaints
Composed of Roots, Barks and Berries, which seem
to have been designed for the quick, safe and sure
cure of Dysentery, Cholera-M orbus and Chronic
Diarrhea, which are so with all ages and so
dangerous at this season of the year. We never az
Yerse certificates. Let it stand upon its merits
this is the only way good thing should be known.
Hence our motto buy me- So, of the beading
Every person who uses it will testify, many have
already that Dr. Langley's Anodyne is the greatest
discovery Oft age, and must he Queen Of all Med-
cines by its great Sold by dealers. Price 40
cents per bottle. ID ssf.rf sr.IT tt
For sale in this city by H. H. Hay, and W. F..
Phillips g. Co. june15eod6w3m
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Found.

A SMALL, BOAT was picked up near the Break
n water ON Thursday morning. The owner ca,
land Bridge, proving property and paying CHARGES
July 14-d1we
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AIternate House Lots fo,. SaLe.

90 HOUSE LOTS at from 10 to Ii ; cts. DER foot.
I'd within from 10 to 10 minutes " ak Of ne Posi-
ONCE, and only from ~ to minutes walk Of he
Horse Railroad. The above limited number OF Alter
nate HOUSE LOrs on new streets alrealy located Il
offered at the above named prices 0f the purpose Of
encouraging Che building Of Houses, thus giving 4,
parties no make the rst purchase the aivantage Of
che rise ON the land, which Is to follow the mn
prOvements. KIT. .tT1 Ii.r-
For plans of Lots and Streets, apply to
MOSES GOULD.
july14-6w No. ~ Middle Street, up ST, ,fs
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ANNU4L MEETING.
Atlantic 4 s. Lawrence IA lrOad Com :,

AIIaAHc q ; LAWRENCE Ia road Com y.
VIE Stockholders Of the Atlantic and st. Lawrence
Il haliroad Company are hereby notified that their
= nnual Meeting viii be held az the Office Of the
Ireasurer in he Passenger Depot Of the Gsand
Trunk railway Co., on TUESDAY, the first dar az
August, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ f5r the purpose OF
making choice of Nno Directors Tor the ensuing year
and for the transaction of any other business legally
presented. II. w. HERSEY CleFl
Portland, July 18Th 1865. julyl4eodsl
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GRAY'S PATENT
q. q. MoRs E. M. d.

TREATS Catarrh. Bronchitis. and all affections OF
the Throat and Lungs by cold Medicated Inhalation
Success Unprecedented. Can refer to thousands in
this city and State, and all parts of the United
States. Office No. SMITH STREET, PORTLAND,
MAINE. & ~ IN n june23tf
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And, we add, you can look young and beautiful by
the use of BUSH'S HAIR DYE, for changing the
Hair or whiskers 10 fine brown or glossy black. All
the Druggists hayeit. .l,tsfs :, july II div
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The Democratic State Convention, for the
nomination Of a candidate for Governor, is
called to meet in this city on the 18th of Au-
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

From the correspondents of the Transcript
we infer that the editor Of that paper Is spends
ing the aheated term" in4the garden of the
State, on the Sandy River, -luxuriating on
strawberries and cream, sheltered from the
suns rays by honeysuckles and clambering
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-14

EE CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City.
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b We are happy to learn that Master James
Pennell, of Brunswick, is considered to be on
the hopeful side, and it is possible that he may
recover in time from his severe iiijuries.I
N The Lewiston Journal says the prospect for
the apple crop in that part of the State is very
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS!
4 -New Discovery IN Photography,
PHOTOGRAPHS S.

THE subscriber would call public attention to q
il New and Original process for making f.s. y.
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- DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoB1LE-Ar 1st inst, ship Cutting Tyson,
New Orleans.
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de Amerlcan NInIster in Yenenneln

On the Sth Of March last there ap.
peared in this and several other New
York Journals an article ~purporting to
be made up from a letter from Puerto
Cgbello, of date 10th of February last
70 the effect that there was great ex-
element there in consequence Of the
American Minister having attempted
70 smpggle goods into that port" w
are assured thot the charge is ground
less. The Collector of that port ceri-
hes that so far from there being anT
excitement as alleged, he never,
either officially pr otherwise, even Aezyd
Of Il; and 70 the same effect certify the
Consals. The Collector further cert,
ies that he believes the libelloas report
10 be the criminal work of q secret en-
envy Of the official charged The Min.
lister resides in Caracas nearly loo
miles from Puerto Cabello, and we are
assured on the verH highest authority
that he introduced, or attempted
to introduce, an article into that port,
either c~OntrabAnd or free and that tho
first he ever heard Of the great excite
ment' spoken Of was when he saw itin
the New York papers He has no
doubt IS to the author Of the letter. or
the motives that dictated it He Is
known TO be a bitter secession symps +.
timer, an enemy Of the Minister, s.d
OF the government he represents. W.
Minister'S friends in New York are -
possession Of full documents showing
that the Government of Venezuea anS
ahe authorities OF Puerto Obello fully
e~xhonorste him from the charpa-Nes
York Times.
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Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of COaI.
"a 100000 BUSHELS.


ouARTFRMASTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAFHINGToS, D. c., August5, 1865 !
NEALKDPROPUSALS are invited and viii be re-
- ceived ct the places and until the dates heTes'teT
named, fr the purchase Of all the surplus Coal a
those places, beionging to the Government:
At IOUI5FIbIE, Ay, untl IL o'clock m, o.
"wednesday. August 80. for Goa. lying st Louisville,
KY, and Nashville, Tenn,
day, eepteEnbaF6 s. for Coal iyingat Cairo, Ills Mem
phis. Tenn, Helena. Ark, and Mouth OF White
At VIcKssURG, Miss until Il O'Clock m. o.
Friday, september IS icr Coal lying at Vicksburg
1A5 NafCHRz Miss, until IL O'Clock, m O
Monday, September y, for Coal lying az Nsiohez
Mississippi.
Separate prcuossls viii also be reserved At the
sAne time iOr The Bargts or Bats containing the
Coal.
Each envelope consisting a bid shonld be sealed
snd lhs name or numbar of the Bsrge containing u
endorsed thereon, end addressed 70 " Brig. Gen,
Lewis B. Parsons. Chief Rail and BiYer Transports
ton" in cars OF the Q~nutermaster 10 charge o.
riger transportation at the point designated FOL
opening the uids.
Payment to le made IN United States currently
upon the 8 -eeptsnce OF any propoeai, and prior &
the delivery Of the property.
The GcEerDment reserves the tight to withdraw
any OF the Coal and the Bsrges containing i, and e
I reject proposals if deemed tee loE.
BY ordsr Of the Qaartermasfer General
HH..M . LNWISB. PAE~Uhds
Brigadier General and Chief Rail and River Trans
portStlon. augl2-td
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF oANDIDATEA
Bemoernrie s%orereIgnty convention.


The Aleck Long aud Bill CORY State
Rights Democracy of Ohio held a Con.
vention at Columbus on the 18th inst
and, afterlaying down 3 platform, nom
mated 8 ticket for State officers, with
Long at the head for Governor. The
following is 8 synopsis of the platform :
The first resolution pledges the Con-
%vention TO State Sovereignty as the
only salvation from civil and military
Capitalization, which will terminate in
the ruin Of civil liberty.
The second and fourth resolutions
indorse Jefferson and the Resolutions
Of &c. The fifth denies the right Of
the Federal Government to raise armies
by CONSUMPTION or draft, and declares
the emancipation act unconstitutional
and void The sixth denies the power
10 suspend the writ Of habeas corpus.
The next declares that military COM
missions can have no legal existence in
this country, and that they are only
Republican Vigilance Committees with
out respect to age, sex or condition.
AZ AE4t ACGAEn AZ
of the legal-tender act The next ia
Vors the taxation of Government bonds
the same rs other property. The sew
ersl following resolutions were in rela-
ton to free trade; q protective tariff,
etc.
The twelfth resolution declares that
the Democracy Of Ohio have nothing TO
do with slavery that it belongs only to
the Southern States, and we would
avoid the painful subject If possible,
but il is thrust upon us by the Adolf
tionists and consolidationists, who say
they have emsncipated and elevated
the slaves, and have only to issue their
decree that he shall have suffrage and
occupy an equal place with the whites.
We believe IN white superiority and ne
gro subordination. Our opponents wish
TO degrade our producers and labore's,
~ we'll rs to degrade the South by black
soldiers, black suffrage and black Office
holders. The West can, and will, ois-
solve her loosing tariff and bank part,
nership with New England, and viii
approach the South and free trade,
hsrd money Rnd State sovereignty and
good 6oVernment IN s~elf-defense,
also, we Announc that not black vote
shall ever be cast In Oaio, and no more
black freedmen should be allowed to
settle among US. We will not allow
our suffrage nor u society to be sunk
under the weight offs race incapable o.
self-government
The next resolution opposes General
Cox's scheme of setting apart a State
for the negroes as an attempt to wipe
out the reserved powers of the State,
and consolidate in the Federal Govern.
ment E5solute m~onarchical power.
The next declares we must resort 70
the obvious means of success. In the
first place, let US reject all schemes for
continuing the waste and violence oil
the war. by which We are going deeper
into debt every day. Let the army be
disbanded and the negro soldiers be
withdrawn from the Southern States
Let rs reject the schemes of excluding
any white mar from the polls, or from
otheeAn these States, by any subterfuge
whatever; and let us not presume to
dictate to any State, directly or indi-
reotly, nor continue, for a day, any in
trusiOn into their domestic affairs.
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Cooking and Heating Stoves.

enautrx Hollow sara q al sizes sad descriptions
9nV.r Kettles, etc etc. IN shor, every descnP
tor on work done II Foundry and Mnchine hhoPs
IRE Patterns Of the lste arm Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-20

The New Orleans Picayune says A
P%roIninent politician of q very radical
persuasion, from this city, recently Els
tied Washington and waited on Presi-
dent Johnson After the exchange OF
the customary courtesies, our citizen
asked the President what word he had
70 send his friends II Louisiana. uTen
them said the President ITO o. n
work and organize the Governments -
quickly as possible, and send on tbe;~
Representatives 70 Congress. In IN
way they can msnifest their p~atriotis1.
and insure a speedy return to ne ~
ways Of the constitution, Of honor aEd
civil government"
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville. Tennessee.

THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION Of fhis II.
= eutuuca wa on the INST MOnday
u September. The - opening Of communication
hEs enatled Ttfchars hitherto cut oE - reach the
l~nsttate, ard thR Principal Il Row SHE % maka the
course a insiru nou morn liberal, making q part
o. Modern htguaEes, Nhich vii be tanEht BY
SC .mplshed anuaoxperieDctd kuropesn teachers.
u VII emhrace A sgdsh. French and Latin, tsnght
without sep2rsteaT eEtra chsrge, the tFss two be-
ing obligatory, the 6st Spfiond. Feamenship viii
b tauEhs b 3 com ateUt snn suocesSf1l Professor
It's likewise pro osed 70 introduce a. a part a
The daily school exc rises the rnodsra system q
Rarlor Gymnasace AID PaEor Culture, nov beng
90 exieHEiyef aeopbd Dd Asehly recommended
by the moss eminFnt sducatons and medical men
10 The eounty, ~ coadaciRE g auusenena recre-
suon. Encs and sieEarce 81 figure and motca,
heaith and Yleor Of bod.sand mind; 80 that psrents
o eeAonen y have hitheEo been keps from
Nhooi % account n thrr. health. Ara nov enabled
. $50 them 20 school To- thsiF heath.
~ enlerNng the course, Il Is proposed % limit
lne nemeeS % about On s-hnif al those usually Ia
4lSaeAoee. 10 secure q plsoe i i desirable that
d3 -plleau2t sboald ! - mAde. TafEBB strictly
~ sdsAeee No pupil c sazt&ered a. entered O.
etaee secured, mtl the SCISSORS tuition Il pald.
for ts1ot ad fAnAsuiGr ! epnly BY fattsr 10 y. q
Boz - OF upontae pea Fisss q the Principal,
Sas'An N E&NA HOLcQMBR.
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A dispatch from Washington which
We presume, may be c~oakidered AZ oai
eial, announces that the President \.
determined that Je4 Davis shall he
tried for treason before q civil courtt
snd that the order suspending the vivid.
Of Habeas Corpus viii soon be rescind-
ed In both decisions there will be
universal acquieseenoe OF military
courts in time Of peace we have had
more than enough, and of the propriety
Of bringing The case oftho Rebel Chief
before the highest court u the country
for adj INDIGESTION, there will be no ones,
ton except among the class whe think.
be has been guilty Of no crime snc
should not be tried at all
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uxH7s Eet,hishmsut is prepared % masuecto-e
steam Epqines. saw hills, 6nst NILS Iron
Toure Fronte. ksiiroad Cas- 5nEs, BreRe CAstHeH'
Bolts, ETC, etc, Iron kalingA bank N@o@
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Educatfon.

THE ~undzrigned vii open ~ 81 $500
II ~ Tnpliph. Classical ant MsthtualcA 8i
- 4h14fb a. eerfenbtr, ISIS and co1lnl1 =
HtssIrf a Tuly, lisa ETeryehor 81 of
/ promota the uoEa nd iut4ae1 --4e
~ - voufh thzt NAY B. i~nirreted ~
/ Nawef of 1uuis waF % ief q tR
/ Nessn Berry hC1A E1h1e 4quafe- "a pr.a.
Rooue IN the Scu1h-easf c1rnef q
ey.snSaHSnS NTHANLEL CROSS,
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A M. S." Of Burlington, Va.
eloped last week With.the wives 0 fthree
the most respected citizens Of Nashua
n. H. They crossed 10 Canada on a.
lumber barge, under cover Of night and
we're last heard Of Et ST. Leon, G Z
closely pursued by enc Of the injured
husbands Why didn't hetakea dozen
or Two Of anxious and aimless," and
60 70 Utsh2
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At LOUISVILLE. KY, until Wednesday, August
80, y NJ, for the
/ Model harges Charmer. Henry Clay, Woolfok,
PAVE No s. and B Merton, and for seventeen 90
GunFale Bargesi
All ofEhich can be seen az Louisville, Kentucky,
unit the day Of sale.
terd 100 tons.
siSeIheei steamboat Ohio, (wreck3
sterrwheel tug.boat 7 D Homer, registered ls
ton.
And hirtsen d3) Gun~ualesBarges.
All o which can be seen at New Albany, indiana
uni the day Of sale
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GFrrTa. ~rrarvghare. male aEdenale, - =
"A SiS3 per meath, 10 ali tho -Inprozea SeH
MN 2enae Fzmily Sesing Machtra" fNoe ~.
irhis Machipe Vii saeeh, hszn, I'll ue- s9so
,S,~-nssef br AZ nfec oetS. Cisculsfz rec 81
dya.s Rles & McEsthr0n, y. o. Box t@a Aat~
vile oEeaIl e 10 jefferson st., up stain.
augfS-l0N
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At ylcKsBURs, MISSISSIPPI, uatl Friday. Sep
tember Is, y m, hr
scrsw Tug Belle Darllngto1s registered H.fons.
| Ore % WhaEf-bOat, T96 tons
Que IL WharfbORt, 7ST tons.
] Model Barges Porter Rhodes and George 3. Nc
clane.
Moe CO.. GunWais Barges. E
Forty 40) Coal Boats,
one ~ YaEl and one ID Flosting Dock
Alto which can Be seen at Nicksbgrgi Mississpps
mill the day Of sale.
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Is uuder the 'control Of his brother, g. ".
JONES, formerly foreman Of the Wen known frm
Of MerEick 4 Sons, Philadelphia. Both Of rs being
pra.t cal men, and fattenng Ourselves Of some
reputa'ion IS mechsnics. iii needless 20 say that
all work executed At this piacs will be made in the
very best msnner, and we guarantee that our prices
viii Be tuch that It will be Unnecessary for sny ore
70 90 ont OF the city to buy anything in cur line Of
business, unless thew have more money thsn they
know what to do with. julyzSm
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

DOR BeautifyiDg the complexion, efselually re
E moving
Tan, Frecklss, Biotehes. snd giving the Skin an
elegant fmoothness not easily attained b. any other.
It's use among Ladies' OF Fashion in the East gives
it a character for efficacy which at once stamps it as
infinitely superior for the toilet Of any lady.
Czn be Obtained from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise nom the proprie-
tors.
hurley, PUDDLE 4 co.
Corner Seventh and Green streets, Louisville.
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z
no b disposed Of 81 ONE DOLLAR each
= without regard % value, and not o Be psid fE
natl you know what you are 70 receive,
Our Inducements are the greatest ever otsredEoE
eoatBlng good Jewelry 81 Low pfeees-
CasaneAtes Of all the articles named in our circu-
and when ordered, are drawn, without regard 20
choioe, and fens b mai, Tree 81 expensesgiE1nE 81
4 fair ehsnea Il vii then b. SC yohf opsian 20
send One DollSr Tor tia article OF not; SATISFkC-
TON Is GUARANTEED IN al cases, ard a. there
are No BLANKS iG n impossible for any one 70 re-
ceiys less than the value Of Their money.
Oar list comprises 5000 aTfcles, valued 1t
Rom . % &25 each, CONSISTING o. Gents and Is
aiesi sod En1 ANer HunfinE ueseG WHtchcef Nj
nisture MAGE SDring snd snap Locke :, Ovai and
ChaEed Geld Bracelets. 6old Pens with silver.
monnisd Ebouy holders, GoldPane with silver ex-
tension cSses N1d pencils, 9oid Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased ard Stone set Ring, Bosom studs,
Sleeve BaItcus, tgar3ety. o. siyies9 ozhfdrnia. Lis.
uond, Solitaire and Cluster Pins, Gsnts' Masouic
Pms and Rags. ladies' Belt Buckles, Gold Thin
hes, Cord, Opal, Jet sid Pearl sets # LADIES
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