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Letter from the State Oapital.
AUGUsrA. Nav. 8. 1855.

| - AUGUSTA, May. 3, 1885. !,
| 1o.Shs Editor qf ne Prsss .Is7 T1T5 2IME Z
The following commissions have been issu-
ed since my last, viz:
First Regiment Cavalry. ~ efierson L. Co
her@y To vision "a Er.-e~.-AL ss.efoeW
FIRST Regiment Heteran Infantrys- John
W.PsttingiIl, SangervilIe, I'd 1t. Co. B.
Fifteenth Regiment ivantry d. g Michael
Boyce,s Bangor, Captain Co. x !; Cyrus r.
Knight, Presque Isle, Captain Co. f; James
Walker, Limestone Plantation, Captain Co.
3; John Oallaghan, Fort Kent, Captain Co.
\; Edwin A. Low, Hodgdon, LIST 1t. Co. e;
Samuel Wilson, Presque Isle, 1st 1t. Co. 7;
George A. P. Bryant, Merrill Plantation, I'd
Co. 1, james III. Lord, Skowhegan, I'd 1t. Co.
D; Charles e. Graves, sBowdoinham, 1st Lit.
Go. B; Joseph E. Latham, Litchfeld, I'd BIT
| 90. B Henry s, Richp Oxford, LIST 1t. Co. D !;
Merrill b. Hsnning, Monticello, I'd 1t. Co. e /;
John Fitzgerald, Houlton, "a 1t. COZ.
seOentsenth Regiment I'vantrg.7 Fayette
NJ. Paine, New Vineyard, LIST Lit. Co. G.; Dam
iel y Chandler, Lewiston. I'd 1t. Co. B. g
TDeatieth Regiment Ilfantry.-G George a.
Wood, Hartford, ist 1t. Co. d; William z.
=
Bickford, Thomasson, Captain Co. r. Nathan
s Clark Masardis, I'd LtsCo. II Edmund r.
Senborn, orono, LIST Lieut.. Co. K; Spencer N.
Wyman, Freeport, I'd Lieut.. Co. K.
The 5Governor has nominated Rev. Edward
Ballard, OF Brunswick, Superintendent or
Schools uice Stone declined the appointment.
The Trustees Of the Insane Hospital meet
to-day at the hospital bnildi1g. sioS sf'aaA
In relation to Hthe quartermaster,s departs
naent in Tennessee, in sformer letter, I spoke
adYisedly, and take this occasion to reiterate
the statements therein made. Ihaye never
made q statement In the Press which 4 could
not Substantive, and did not then. / said
nothing of Mr.. Mitchell, for nsver heard Of
him, nor Of "the quartermaster's department
il Tennessee" except Id quotation marks and
az nickname to cover the situation the men
found themselves in when they got ito Ten
nessee." ! was speaking OF The treatment the
men received who went out ito Tennessee to
work in the quartermaster's department. and
II any one wishes to reply to me, let him meet
,sauarels the pointI made, instead Of flying Of
on TO something else. es y siH9atfaEnoJ a
Iarwrote what T. did to warn our people
against being duped as others have been, the
names Of more than q score Of whom can
givegyonlor Mr.. Mitchell anytime. All Ihaye
no,o to say in addition, is, that il Mr.. Mitchell
or any other agent, can induce one Of those
who have been out ito Tennessee to work in
the quartermaster's department" to 60 back,
again,I win acknowledge that he Is great
deal smarter man than take him to be.
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DOMESTIC PORTS p

tl5tHuiD DOMA3 A4O EOnI6. r4INlfON
GEORGErOWN Dc-In port soth, sch Mountain
RHLLA ADJ Ar llst inst, barqns Hannibal,
Cid isf, sch Ocean Ranger Poland. Boston. ssslsa
Ar list brg Isaac Carver shute, Charleston. hsla
Below 1st. barque Roanoke. from Porto Cabello. =
Sd - sfs q !rss S SpsA M sSs foE
Saco; Henry May, Parker, and Richard Bulwinkle,
Frenchs Bosfoni Georgia. Sweet. SALON. h Ig11
AZ. bombay Hook lat, ship Tamsrlane, for Fort
NEW YoRKa-Arl LIST, sohs Pavilion. SNOW Eliza.
6ethport for New Haven; Sarah Wooster Lord, New
: AZ iss. ship Mercury. stetsou, i'm Havre, barouo
Lamplightsf, Bahrs, from Port Royal 81 sch Sarah
Old LIST. shIp BAymar. Carver. Cardenas; .barque
h as Eieksftp Cow Bay cB; sob Mary, Saw.
AZ a. 6sraas Juan r Pearson. tArg, Lewis, rom
ARID. iehs n Foster. Clark I'm Lepreaux NIB |;
Peneinian. Turner, Bangor; Moses Eddy, shute,
Hasins, Gardner; wa W. Be%ens, Penny. Portland
Caroline Grant Providence- ss % ~ L.fN Lil1
od 2.sn ELL YpSOs Sssop
NE new w EoSDoN-Ar LIST. sch Myers. Smith,
SD sis iss. sch calista, Hail. New York. ~ ,
PRovDENCEsid Let, schs 1 Condor. Snow.
cal,s .s SoS SspsSs1ns 0P Bsas Hass
aEWPORT-Ar Id. schs Jason. Sprague, Machias;
Lizzie Gnpui. GDPti!l, Roehiand; 7T1 ~, I'd
s9.eg cy for s ifas EGS ADRSy
dence for Ca ala; Rochester, Percy. I'm Warren for
Bath Royal Gal, Benson, Franklin for Phiadel-
phia; Lane Smith. Bangor for Hartfordi Mar
mora. smith, 90 70, Providence; Pushaw, Grover,
Ar I'd. schs Romeo, witehsr, Belfast for Fortress
Monroe; @ l. herrick. Thompson, do for Norfolk !.
Laura Jane, Babbidgs Bangor for Washington DC !:
Ga enas Dean, from DO for Philadelphia; Richmond
Cou.ins do for New York Corinthian, Tapley, Ban.
gor f6r Fall River IL "a ~ st ~. iT
Sid, schs s Lane. Marmora. Pushaw, Romeo, O
Herrick. Ga'ens: Richmond; Corinthian. ~
In port: scns Matanzss. repaired and reloaded;
Il Hall. Phenix. and Hoehester - : .I-
B0sTON-Ar I'd, schs Ceresco, Smith, st George
Ny; Mary Hildresh, Dsnnysvl, 81 Advance. Leigh
ton. Cherryneid: Friends Sfrout Afilibridge; Peru
Creamer, Waldoboro; James Winchenpaw do.
GIG "a, narque Lizzie. Manson, Stetiin, Prussia;
sen CerneliA. Henderson. Rockland.
AT III, Darques Starlight, Reynolds, I'm Palermo;
Eugene, Bathbone, London; schs Adelaide, Parsons
Steuoeni Coquette, soathard. Wiscasset.
Cid %, brig VIM Mason. Small st Thomas
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New ENGLAND FEMALE MEDICAL COL
LEeE.-Mrs. M. Fl. DYER, a graduate OF this
college, is in our cityas an agent to collect
funds for the Institution. The college is sup
ported in part by endowment, and in part by
collections, comparatively little being receiv-
ed from tuition fees, the students generally be-
Ing unable to pay all Of their expenses Of
board, books and instruction. The people of
our State have heretofore contributed to the
funds Of the Institution and most of our stu
dents have received free tuition, and whatev-
Or is, donated now win pay tuition fees, to the
full amount Of the donation, of students who
may hereafter attend the college from this
State. e~ iaas gsaaA A@t
We hope liberal fund will in this manner
be raised to assist such of our women as are
DESTROYS of ebtaininga medical education.
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LIBERAL PRoposITIoN.--It will be seen by
referring to our advertising columns that
Messrs ]. B. Brown q Sons are disposed to
offer the most liberal terms to mechanics and
others who wish to erect dwelling houses in
the western part of the city. Being the own
ers Of large amount Of building land, eligi-
bly, situated, they offer to sell lots at reasona-
Die prices, on long time and easy payments,
ana II desired, they will furnish a part of the
money required for building. Their object Is
70 build up that desirable portion of the city,
ana to encourage industrious men, of small
means, to construct houses for the accommo-
dation Of their families. Particular attention
10 invited to their advertisement. sa sssa
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Eloquent sApostrophe.

/. The following burning words are from the
peroration Of Henry Ward Beechers sermon
on the death of Lincoln delivered in his
church on Sunday evening, one week after
tne murder:bas se9s ea8 ri qzs ls.sK b9si5Is
"Four years ago, Oh, Illinois, We took from
thy midst an untried man, and from among the
people; we return him to you mighty con-
queror. Not thine any more, but the nations I;
not ours, but the worlds. Give him place, Oh
ye prairies. In the midst of this great CONT
nent his dust shall rest, sacred treasure to
rnyriads who shall pilg Inn to that shrine to
kindle anew their zeal and patriotism. 5Ye
West, chant his requieml Ye people, behold
the martyr whose blood, as SO many articulate
words, pleads for fidelity. for law, for libertyp
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What the IIlustrious AbernsthY said.


"'wen. iii, what's the matterr, said Absrnethy
the great English surgeon. to cadsverous looking
patient, who had called to consult him 4aoh, moth
ing serious" was the reply. "my stomach and liver
are out Of order that's all" apo you can that moth
ing serious, said Abernsthy II tell you. sir that
when these two organs are out Of order as on call
it. there % not square inch Of the body thai Is not
moro or less diseased. drop of blood In it that
is in heslthfal condition % Nothing can be more
true and therefore it is Of the very highest impor.
..nsa 70 keep the stomach and liver in vigorous
condition If the one Is weak ana the o.ior irr.eu.
lar in Its action tone and control thsmp with HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BIrrERs-ths moss genial
vegetable restorative and alternative that has ever
been administered as cure for Dyspepsia and Iiv-
or Disease. II il recommended by distinguished
surgeons and physicians Of the United States Army
bye fiesrs Of the Army and Navy, by our first au.
thoss byeminent olss ~ men, in fact, by thousands
Of The. most intelligent Of every class, as an nm
equaled protective against epidemic ana malarious
diseases and perfectly innocuos but at the same
time powerful invigorant and Alternative th "a
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, NY
apo dSWxW4E = StNafr ~as .zssarSA
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sds dfiw giEMARRHED.

t II tnis 10y. May By Rev Mr. Walker wallace
csstar Ano MISS Sarah kideout. both Of New Gou-
Rd In hwsateryils April 49, Daniel Sawyer and Ellen
,y IN " lnslow April 20, George W MeClintook. of
minsloy, and Rachel Wing, Of Fairfield. -
Ads,ir nRRsDnrg April az, Eibridge Mereen and
l 10 Asrmen. April "a, Chas W Patton and SEWN.
In Bs 81 April "A, Capt VIM Flowers and Mrs
In skowhegan: April %, Milton p Goodrich, Of s,
and Mary Smith, of Clinton, "a S'r,."N'' 80
IN SkoEhegap, April 2s, William Fowler and Mrs
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the Captdin and 80 Of. the Cresv OF fhe Ram
Webb Steamer BlOsCR sp o,ad IL Perso,as
Killed and Wounded.
----.-s.--.--.--.---CAIRo, III, Nav 2.
The steamer Van Phul, from New Orleans
the 27th, has arrived. The river in the yicin-
lily Of Baton Rogue continued to rise.I Many
plantations on the west side were Inundated.
Capt. Reed and twenty six of the crew Of the
rebel ram Webb were captured by the IOtb
Illinois cayalry, and brought into New Or
leans on the 18th. 80 T,5R1
The steamer st. Marys, sunk in Mobile Bay.
was being raised. The steamer Hamilton.
from New Orleans, with the Sd Michigan cav
airy, was struck by a torpedo under her bows
in the lower gap channel entrance to Mobile,
making a complete wreck of that part Of the
boat, and killing and wounding thirteen per-
sons. An order was immediately issued for
all steamers to take the eastern channel by
way Q, Texss river In going to and from Mo-
bile, making the, distance some twenty or
Cotton brisk az New Orleans on the 2eth,
and 1a2c higher; low middling, soc middling.
34c ordinary, 26c. Superflne -four, $3.50
Sugar, stationary. Molasses, small sales OF
prime kuscoyado at SEC. Freight, sailing
vessels for New York ana Boston take -four
at Soc per'bsrrel; Cotton at 1c per pound. oN
UaHN
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EvERTaoDY's pzEIezT--Ths FAMILY DYxs Of
bodys delight. This quite natural when Ii 4 con.
sdered that they are just what vsrybody has been
wanting for years. For the small sum Of B cents
whatever color may be SO ected which il warranted
to be better than eny other preparntion IN the
ket. Their list includes more than thirty colors,
there Is NO sort Of fabric. WOODEN, SIX OF cotton.
Ibonuets, ribbons gloves. 60, 20. but may be used
with equal eertsinty and facility. No wonder the
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The BEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENT FOR THE
FAMILY.-"The piano-fcrte," says the Ameri-
can Baptist, extensively as IL Il used, Is not SO
well adapted to all the purposes OF sacred and
secular music as another instrument which y
now justly claiming q large share OF public 1T
tention, and which has already been extern
sively introduced into schools, churches and
families, and received the endorsement Of the
chief organisss, musicians. and artists Of Amer
iGca-ws mean Mason Il Hamlin's Cabinet
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,sSsiR 0RTsL A Dss5sd esbsa
Photographic Gallery
ALoNzo 3. DAVIS, Proprietor.
so Middle st., laaals Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec29tf
JEWVMIRX,

Send me One Dollar by mail and will ssnd you
any ofthe following Gsld Plated Articles ;-Set Of
aides, seEelry, Long Chain. Locket. Neck Chain,
Of Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also viii send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for SIS. 11a a.
Address, DkkSSEB'S Dollar Store, Portland,
Ne. Box 1872. = sIisp14 nzrsd2ms 4
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AlNashington dispatch to the Boston
Post May I'd, says Congressman Harris, Of
Marylsnds vas brought before . Special GoerE
Martial here to-day, on charge Of treason.
Two witnesses testified that they were parolsd
prisoners from Lee'sarmy; that they went to
Harris q houseand were furnished with food and
money. and urged BY him to return South and
again take mp arms against this Government.
The trial win be concluded tomorrow, Harris
acted as his own COUNSEL aaoau = ,asns xTs /
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
DIR. J.o.W. KELLEY

Can be consulted At Mrs. DR.. ApAxs' Once, ga
Congress, corner Pearl ST. on all diseases Of the
Live Lungs, kidneys, spleen, Heart, Gland. &C.,
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th and 10th of
May. Advice fres. vya6rQs.,,
DR.. Kelley genuine Medicine can only by found
at 214 Congress st. Portland. Beware Of impoHtion.
May 4-dlws lofesa n Il V'eaq slsI
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Mr.. Charles Lanman writes, that while pre-
pairing his Dictionary Of Congress, for pub
location in 1858, he forwarded to Mr.. Lincoln
the usual request Ter q sketch ofr his life, and
received the following reply:
s Born February ~, 1909, IN Hardin County,
Kentucky.
Education defective.
Profession, a lawyer. hs9i9ss1 ssns ssaa =
Have been captain of volunteers In the
Black Hawk waro- xKT err
Postmaster at very small Office. r,r.,-vSo,
Four times Hlember Of the Illineis Legisll
tuEe,f.r u n Tsy u Ant sylBEt 4 TTaMuqrI
And was q member Of the lower house of
Congress- bsogbs1 yl3zs11 Is ~ slAa s1a svf dod
Yours, &C., A. LINCOLN. 70
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BThe New York -dtles,, edited BY demo-
cratic member Or the last congress, in an article
headed sAbraham Lincoln says. qsrhe most
remarkable trait Of his character, and that per-
haps, which contributed more than any other
to his extraordinary and constantly growing
popularity, was his practical rspdbiicanism
Whether splitting rails upon an Illinois prairie,
or directing from the W hite House the move
ments of the most po werfull fleets and armies
the world has ever seen, he was in heart and
manner one Of the people Absolutely free
from afsctation or vanity, obscurity could not
depressner position Iuuduly elats him.si At all
times, and underall circumstances he was plain
Abraham Lincoln. Genuinely and sincerely he
carried into action the promptingss his nature,
and this unrestrained freedom gave asimple dig
nifty that impressed ell who approached .him.''
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AND WAsHKs which choke or I'll up the pores Of the
skin and IN ashort time leave IL harsh sed dryy IL
10 the blood, and If you want smootn and son skin
removes black spots pimpss and al eruptions ofthe
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DR. TEBBMTTs'
PHI YSIOLO GIOAL
ss9oTe heerb9S GcDs ~ won yuiiias ale shQIu g34
HAIR saisi c'fom $40 d
II e " i a u n & II
r e. q E N E r A IT O. r !
DR. rEBBnTrs'
ITS xopvs orrHArpI:k HW

Its Hopus orzEArDI;A ivy
Immediately beneath the scalp there are. very
small bodies called Glands or more commonly Roots
Of the HAIR tits from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head IL formed and secreted. As long Is the
scalp Ia fres from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps lite natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases az
feet the scalp these gands become involved in the
same disease and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle. Sooner or later the hair begins to fa
off, and In many cases, IL mot arrested, will produce
oomplete badness 1aHl nsYfa t1s'ed q -9ttNI
To remedy this pathological condition OF the
glsnds. and create new and healthy action the
Physiological Hair Regsnerator has proved per-
fsct saccess. 2 y . Tot
tits not "Dys, and will not stain particle. It
will positively "RnsroRE GKAr HAIRH in all eases
TO Its original color. It promotes growth of new
hair in al cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots Of the hair are not completely disorg&nized-
II prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruf, heat, hufnors and itching from the scalp
It keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly healty and
gives 9 glossy and beautiful appearance :. IT is
highly perfumsd, and as dressing 1t has superb
above results In all cases. If not the money to be
refunded With it every 9Gray Head" in New Eng
land can be restored In less thanthirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle
TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
Druggists ana Chemists. PsopHssors, Manchester,
GEORGE o.. GOODWIN, CO., IS Hanover '
street, Boston. General W holesale Agents -, ~.
W y. WHIPfIz, Agent for Portland, Maine.
JAN AoOQ am 30 f44a g
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SPOKEN.

FEB 2, mo lat, &c: barque City of Bangor Edgerly,
80 days from Cape Town &C H for Akyab. n . -
March 8. lat N, Ion 2S ", ship Storm King Pat
ten, from Cardiff the Clyde for Alden ~ =
April a. lat 49, Ion 4s, ship Robert Cushman steer
ing West.
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IMPORTS.

Y ANNAPOLIS Ms. Sch Rocket = Is 900 n boards,
80 cords wood 70 order; Q cords dp, master. fl !
STANDREWS NIB. sch Emma Pemberton--24O0
railroad sleepers, to Chase; d az Io. rgira.T 81
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Nor FEW or rHs woRsr DrsoRDxRs that A.
aict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
HELMBoLpse EXTRACT SARsAPARrLEA Ia rama
dy ofthe utmost value.s svsG kf@l1sT7'-I,-,
+ bna 1is1-shI s.ls 10 s0ilina0o SAT- 10 mar20dSm
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RnRrIaN PORTS.

Ar % Table Bay cGH Mafch5 baraue Richard
Irwin. Amesbury, Boston. -,
At Sierra Leone March ~, pafqns an7ah'
Cloudy. 1ambia.
"A BueSos xvres March Z, ships Detroit, Thomas.
for Calao. dise; Charter Oak, fukey, for Point de
Gale. dise; Atlanta, stewart, for Amherst. do;
Golden nj, O. MnRoup. for Callao dos Charlemagne,
BelIamy. for Point de- Gale: Catharine, Freeman.
ffom Glasgow do; barques Czarina. Treat, for Bos-
ton idg; Enrique. Orcutt Tor do, do; Jas Brett.
Jawett. for Amherst: Prima Donna. Sawyer, for
New York. ldg; Bidwell. Churchill, nnci George
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THE he HONEST OLD MED1o1HE!s

n. II, Downs, Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs, Colds
whooping Cough, and all diseases Of the throat,
chest and lungs, t4o--i4 AoA'
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge Of Inc su.
preme Court OF Vermont; DR. j. b. Woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia. "a IN
Sold by all dealers In Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury. W., Proprietor. 100 01A ~ Al
-sr,-., s,.t,.a. !, 81, marSOd1ow&w1t
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THING OF BEAUTY Is A Jor FOR EVER.
Those who desire brllliancy OF COMPLEXION must
purify ard enrich the bio ID witch AKLMBoLD CON-
OxNTRATKD sARsArARrLLA invariably does. Rec
olleect 1t is no patent medicine. Ask Tor Hem olds
Take No other. .4saihsfw s4a.a 500 !.
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The Sirth Corps at DaavitIe-L0rge Assostsss
.st4A0 OF Property Captured. ~ipiA'

vwar yssg44s-. = NEW YORK, May 3. =
The Herald's correspondence states that
Gen. Wright, with the 9th corps of the army
Of the Potomac, arrived at Danville, Va, from
made = march of over one hundred miles In
four days.. On the route. and at Danyille he
captured alarge amount Of valuable property,
lnciuutng lnueh railrnasif~nnin stock and
machinery stolen from the government wssLs,
at Harper's Ferry, by the rebels.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emoIlient in its nature, fragrsntly
sesnted and extremely beneheialin it, act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
1ooes DeoeeTs. jan31d1yr.
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.s.a,lv Dr. LANGIsEY,S e Z, !, 81
ROOT AND HERR BITTERs

Tho Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor-
or. and the most perfect Spring and summer Msdi-
Thss efsotgally cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
kindred diseases
store the Appetite dive out al hnmors purify the
olooa and strengthen invigorate. build up, and re-
store 70 health and soundness both body and mind,
All who use them. Price 26 80, and rs cts. per bot
tie. Sold by q dealers In medicine. GEORGE G.
GOODWIN o Co., 90 Hanover ST., Boston. 8 =
'ifEA sssoH elt H1sf zlsW saisaini mehle1d4m 2
/ wsta4as "a saasda1a p sssslssaE
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To PuRrTy, EHR1oH THx BLOOD. AND BsAuTryx
the complexion, use HELkBoLDss HreHLx CoNcHn-
TRArED FLUID EXTRACT SAnsAPARrELA. One bot
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i1TrnoM nrRCHArrs, nxcHArar.l
NOTICE roiMLRINERs.

I ta3asDiYoIq % Once Lighthouse Inspector, 4 "a
Notice 10 hereby given that the Light ON Amelia
Island Florida win be relghted on the first day OF
May. The Light Is Third Order Revolving White
between the greatest briiIancy Of the flashes Itis
placed ct an elevation o. lot feet above the sea and
By order q the Lighthouse Board, busi 1p'
ei1 bnS BIOL 9liCHAe. q. B0UrELLE, qfoI.
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s&@E 1@1t7&e . h
Res0ard for the Capture of Ishans G.. Harris.
fsr Kys May b..
The Senate OF Tennessee have adopted reso-
lutions offering $4,000 reward for the delivery
Of ex-governor Isham g, Harris to- the civil
authorities of the State.
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HiIton's InsolubIe cement,

HiltOm's Ins0lubIe Cement.
For wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
10 the best gid to economy that the housskssper can
have. Its in liquid form and insolsble IN water or
oil. 1t will adhered oily substances completely. Two
eunes bottle. with brush family packass) as senfs
each. Sold everywhere. aia ~ faff ier9s9s Al 4
HILTON BROS. q Co., Proprietors, Proyidences
RE-. On receipt OF 30 cents, family package viii
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