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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-31
BY THE GOVERNOR
A P 3 90 L A M ITO N.

The custom descended from our fathers
founded in the sense OF the utter dependence
Of man upon his Maker, of setting apart by
public authority, season for the confession of
the sins of the people, commends itself at this
time with unusual force and soemnity. Con-
forming thereto. do, by and with the advice
OF the Executive Council, appoint THURS
DAY, the twentieth day of April next, day
OF public Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer.
l invite the people OF this State on that
day, foregoing their ordinary employments. to
assemble, old and young, In the temples of The
living God, and there, bowling before Him in
contrite and humble spirit, confess our mani
fold transgressions, and invoke His pardon
through the grace of His Son.
Let us on that day, in humility, give utter
ance to our gratitude for His goodness to our
afflicted nation, and beseech Him in his own
good time to cause war to cease; Let US thank
Him that He has put it into the hearts of the
people to accord that act of justice which
breaks the rod of the oppressor and liberates
the bondman from his chains; let us pray for
His blessing upon all in authority, that they
may have wisdom according to their necessi
ty; that If it is His will the effusion of blood
shall not be stayed, that He will be with our
armies and navies in the day of battle, and
crown them with victory; that He will, in
His mercy, speed the day when those who
have revolted against the authority of the
government, shall be inclined to peace and
obedience to the laws, and the United States
shall become a restored and enfranchised ma
ton, ,humbled by His stripes and purified by
His chastisements.
Given at the Council Chamber, Augusta,
this thirtieth day of March, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty five, and of the hide.
pendence of the United States of Ameri-
ca the eighty-ninth.
SAMUEL CONY.
By His Excelency, the Governor:
EPHRAIM FLINT, Jr., Secretary of State.
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Methodism in Kentucky and Tennessee.

The kentucky Conference of the M. E.
Church held its annual session in Newport,
KY. March 2.6. DR.. G. B. Parsons, one of the
most eloquent preachers OF the South, having
withdrawn from the M. E. Church, South, and
declaring his loyalty to the church and the
country, was received into the Conference,
and appointed Superintendent of the Central
Kentucky mission. Several preachers were
appointed to labor in East Tennessee where
four thousand and three hundred had united
with the church. The number will be increased
to ten thousand, and probably in May next
Conference will be formed. The following
resolutions on the state of the country and of
the church, were adopted:
RESOLVED, That with profound reverence
we recognize Almighty God as the Governor
of nations. In the history of our fathers, and
ofthe United States especially, in the progress
towards universal freedom since the present
national struggle with the Shareholders rebel
lion began, we see the power and goodness of
God as clearly as the heavens proclaim his
glory.
Resolped, That we have great respect for,
and confidence in, the Chief Magistrate of the
nation. We. congratulate him on the bright
ening prospect OF speedily crushing the rebel
lion; approve his administration, including his
proclamation of freedom to the slave, and
hereby pledge ourselves to labor for liberty
and the elevation of the human race, and to
continue to pray for the government, our no.
bic generals, and brave men in the field, as
also tor their families at home, in the hope
that we shall soon have peace in all the land.
Resolued, That the prospects of the NJ E.
Church in Kentucky are encouraging. The
probable emancipation by the next session of
our Legislature, the growing anti slavery SEN
timent of the common people in our State,
who wish to be Methodists, look to our church
for home, present us field white the
harvest" We enter onr work afresh ia the
fear of God, knowing that there yet lies be-
fore us great struggle for the right. We
meet the issue. and expect to conquer in Je-
sus' name.
RESOLVED, That the Kentucky Conference
cheerfully, heartily, and unanimously concur
in the amendment of the general rule on slav-
cry, as proposed by the General Conference,
SO as forever to forbid slaveholding in the
church.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-31
Maine Losses at Fort steadman.

The following losses in the LIST Me. Heavy
Artillery are reported to have occurred in the
battls of Fort Steadman, on Saturday, March
25th:
Wounded severely-C. J. G. Wilson. E., NJ.
Goldthwait, II Lit. Joseph Whelpley, D; j.
P. Flanders, B j. W. Jordan, B; L, O. Tough
lip, E; Sergt. j. McGregor, f; J. A. Spencer,
K;Thomas Glare, c.; Capt. Crosby, Lit Hun
ter, F.; 9. W. q. Golf, Fl J. Stanlaus, /; 1t.
Col. A. A. Dimmick. a
The following are slightly wounded IF 81
Black, i r. MCGEE, D; A. Mann, D "A. Bran
nan. F; J. Francis, A; Sergt. A. j. Kimbal,
I; Corp. b. G. Perkins, B e. W. Mcclellan,
E; Corp. d. Shulan, B; 81. 81. Gilman, I; ].
w. Reed, F; Color Sergeant ]. Hart, G.; F.
Rund, B.
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once Act. Asst. Pro. Mar. CSe,,,I

AUGUSTA, Maine, April ], 1879
SEALtD Proposals will be received a. ills ofice
~ until IL O'Clock III, II Monday the 10th inst for
furnishing the following attic es ii Stationery 10 ba
delivered at this office such qua 1ites ana at such
times az snan 90 De acquired during the six months
Is reams loolscap, ruled plain. weighing IA lbs
ls realms folio post. ruled or plain, D. r resm.
80 resms quarto post, ruled CT plain, weigl,isg
10 lbs, headed. per II an.
20 rea%s qusrlo post, ruled or plain, weighing
II reams note paper, led or plain. per pam
reams note paper, rulea or plain, headed, per
reams blotting paper quarto size DER ,sau
10 ram. envelope paper, LuE and yellow, roy
al, per ream,
10 ams manila wrapping paper. super royal,
20 GOO GOO envelopes. official sizes. plan. PERM
~ W. enveo ses ofcial sizes, extra heavy, headed
20 900 envelopes, letter Sizes extra heavy headed
40 gross metallic pens, GilIOts sOl, 2s2. and
Washington Medallion, per grcss
900 quilts, o 80. per M.
10 dez Fabers black lead pencils per doz.
= dog Fabers blue and carmine pencils, ,ser dog.
q doz penhoder per doz
doz paper folders ttinl. per doz.
2doz erasers, ivory hand es. per doz
Soz ErsnS6 oCpyiPg ink qua.ts per dOz.
ooz carmine ink, David's. No A. PEI doz
4 doz inkstAnds, Diapers, Whitne5's, or equal,
Is los sealing wax, scarlet, per lb
Abs india rubber, prepared in pieces ner III
/ IDS IN ia ruF Dsr, sanded. in Diect O. per H.
% doz red tape. in pieces assorted psr doz
4aoz JArs m 1ciilage, QUARTS and brushes,
7oe0 doz cards, tdraiting,, per dog. r.-
doz pen racks OF doz
doz fulers. per doz.
100 doz India rubber bands per dsz
doz shears. Rogers, per doz
doz IN morandum books per doz
COZ paper weights per doz
doz eyelet maconse or punches per doz.
~ doz boxes eyelets per doc.
doz letter clips. per doz.
All the above articles must be of the beat onelitv
unless otherwfe specified. and equal TO the sam nlss
accompanying the praposal
proposals viii also be received for IN inferior ar
cie OF quarte post, plain, and for inferior QUAIL
Samples of each article muss accompany each pro-
posai; Also copy Of this advertise msnt
Eaen otd must be guaranteed by two respons ble
persons whose 'gnatures must be appended to tbs
gusr4nty. ~ 49,
All proposals should be made cut on the regular
office. - ~ffo~"- v" 'ns
Conrrae,s will be inside subject to the approval OF
me fro mar Genl but the rig hit is reserved to re.
Jset any or all bids ii deemed unreasonable and
nons VIII BE- accepted from any party OF known ais
Bids must be enclosed in an envoeIope endorsed.
proposals for Stationery" and addressed to
MeJor X. M. LITTLER, v. r G.,
ACT Asst Pro Mar. Geni ana Sups. Rec Service,
mchSAeot Augusta, Maine.
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Trustees of the Reform School.

AUGUSTA, March 30, 1865.
To the Editor of the Press.
The Governor has nominated the following
named gentlemen as Trustees of the Reform
School. This is done under the law, changed
winter, by which new nomination was
required, either of the old Trustees or new
ones:
NATHAN DANE, of Alfred,
JAMES I. McCoBB, of Portland.
JAMES DRuMMoND, of Bath,
NOAH WOODS, of Bangor,
AARON P. EMERSON, OF Orland.
This list is entirely new-the old Board re-
firing.
Hon. SETH SoAMMAN who has been Sinner
intendent Of the School for the last six years.
has resigned that situation. OND1r.
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The "Pssssu onths Upper Psaobscot.
LINCOLN, Mar. rs, 1865.


10 tie Editor Of the Press,
After week Of confinement within an ac-
ademy, with scarcely moment of leisure or
recreation, Except the time devoted to read
ing the "Press," each night Saturday after
noon has come, the "pedagogue's holiday"
for writing, reading, and sleeping. This up
river town, while it has very little OF the
"city tone" is by no means Ike Beechers
country village, where the corn might grow at
the very shop doors without being disturbed.
1t may be put down as fact, that the villages
on the Penobscot are awake and wide awake,
especially in the numbering seasons, when the
teams are passing and repassing, with supplies
for the "hands" in the woods, and the logs
are being taken down river. We are now COM
pletely mud-bound, and as our communica-
tions with Bangor are by stage, our mails
come in at all hours, just as it happens. But
when the delightful music of the runners
grinding upon the mud and rocks, is heard,
together with the crack of the drivers whip,
warning to us, equivalent to the engines
whistle, crowd gathers at the post-ofice,
thirsting for news, when the daiies are seized
upon and their contents greedily devoured.-
A new conner created something of an excite
ment, few nights since, exceeding in proper
tions anything of the kind coming to this Of
ice,-a copy of the Portland Press"
A friend was in readiness, and the usual sal
utations extended. The "Whig' is univer-
sally taken here. and the people have never
imagined where it obtained some of its most
valuable reading matter, though occasionally
credited to the Press. Without attempting
to compare the merits of the two papers, it is
enough to say, that the members of one house
hold, where the Wing has been constant vis-
itor for long time, were considerably "taken
back" when they saw the amount of interest
ingmaterial, as well as the extensive advertise
Ments found in the Press, and at SO slow a
figure" While your correspondent was Gag
erly scanning its columns few nights since,
stranger came up and inquired, what paper
that was, -where it was SCOT up,"-what the
terms were, etc.. evidently thinking it some
thing Of an improvement on the smaller paper
in his hand.
In place like this SO far removed from rail
and telegraph, such visitor is altogether in
dispensable to people who care to keep them
selves Informed upon the general topics of the
day and it is hoped that during these excita-
BILE times, nothing shall prevent Its daily visit
j. M. K,
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DE-. TEBBETTS' III
YSIOL GIOAL
AIR
r E g E N E r A t o r !
DE pNBBErrs,

IT'S MoDUs oPERANDI:
Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the HAIR 1t is from these Glands that every hair
efthe head is formed and secreted. AS long as the
scalp free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color. But when humors and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
OF, and in many cases. if not arrested, will produce
complete badness.
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regeneration has proved per-
fsot success.
Itisnot q Dye" and will not stain particle, 1t
will positively "REsToRE GRAY HAZE" in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganized-
Itprevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruf heat, humors and itching from the scalp
Itkeeps the hair soft, mostand perfectly healty and
gives it glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t is
highly perfnmed, and as dressing it has no superb
or. The "Regenerator' is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases. if not the money to be
refunded. Whit every Gray Head" in New Eng.
land can be restored in less thanthirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle.
TEBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
NH.
GEORGE o. GOODWIN 4 co., ss Hanover
street, Boston. General Wholesale Agents
WV WHrPpLE, Agent for Portland, Maine.
Jan 2eod Ans
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DAzrMouTz CoI.LEaH.--Ths Senior Grad
uating Glass Of Dartmouth College In their
election on the 2sth inst. made choice Of the
following officers for the ensuing Commence
ment:
President,-William B. Stevens, Stoneham,
Mass; orator,-Charles T. Adams, Newton,
Mass; Poet,-Gus. q. Small. Gardiner, Me. /;
Chronicler,-George 81. Ide, St. Johnsbury,
Vt; Prophet, -Charles C. Arms, Waterbury,
Vt; Address to President, George R. Will
liams, Petaluma, CAL. Address at Tree
Odist,-Charles A. Chase, Lowell,
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-31

CABINET ORGANISING are sure we are
doing real service to smaller churches and
Sunday schools, as we'll as to lovers of music
generally, in calling attention to the Cabinet
Organs manufactured by Messrs. Mason &
Hamlin, whose warehouses are at No. 7 Mer-
Ger street No one who hears these instru-
ments will be surprised at the very strong IA
vor with which they are regarded by our lead
ing organists. Their quality of tone is ad-
mirable, round, sonorous, pure and sympa-
thetic; while they have abundant volume of
tone for any private house, and quite suf-
icient for smaller churches and for such halls
as are usually occupied by Sunday schools
With all this, their capacity for expression is
wonderful, exceeding in some respects even
that of the largest and most costly church Or
gans, This is mainly effected by the intro
duction of a s,oell, operated upon an entirely
new principle, which gives the performer very
efficient control of the tones he produces
The moderate prices at which they are sold,
and the little space they occupy, are important
practical advantages in these Instruments
New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-31
The Bi,ter Fruits Of bad Bitters

The Bitter Fruits Of Bad Bitters.
Invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths of
the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro
prietors to accept universal are compos
ed of? Give heed for a oment. They are manu-.
featured from unguri6sd alcohol, containing CON
siderable portion of faseI oil, poison almost as
deadly as prussc acid The basis of the regular tine
lures OF the Materia Medca is the same. Ne amount
of"herbal extracts" can overcome the bad tenden.
cy of this pernicious esmen. The Essence of sound
Rye thoroughly is the only stmulant which
can be sa ely used as component Of Tonic altera.
tive and anti-eilious medicine aud H0sTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS is the only medical prepara.
ton in the world in which this article is used as an
Ingredient Henoo the extraordinary effects of this
great specific 1t gives strength without producing
excitement. No her Tonic does this All the o.
binary Btiers flush the face and effect the brain
HosTErTER's BITTERs diffuse an agree able calm
through the nervous system, promote digestion and
produce sleep. No other Tonic 8 qaickly reyiyes
the exhausted physical energies, restores the appe
tite, and removes the gloom and depression which
always accompanies weakness ofthe bodily powers.
New York House, so Cedar Street, Y.
mar22 DE- WV
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND


MWEno8ys,.. .....sss..s...ss's. 1AAECM OO.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, FIN Boston
for st John NIB.
Steamer Regulator. Mower, Winterport.
Brig Russian, Getchel Philadelphia
Brig Heury Leeds, Whitmore, Rockland for Phfla.
delphia.
Sch Nautilus. PilIsbury. Philadelphia. I8F
Sch starlight, York, Philadelphia Na
Sch Phenix, Henley, New York.
Sch Walter C Hall, Spear, New York
Sch Fanny Heating, Rich, Boston,
. Sch California. Wentworth Boston.
Sch belmont, Orr, Boston, $1,000
Sch Mercy Jones. Brewer Southport
Sch Collector, Pinkham, Boothbay,
Sch President Washington. Waldohoro.
Sob Mazurka, Flowers, Baltimore for Belfast
Sch VIM Carroll. Coson. Baltimore for Bath
Sch Lewis, Condor, Provincetown for Belfast
Sch July, Andrews Boston for Rockland
Sch Mary Hatch. Poland Boston for Roekland.
Sch Pilot Thompson. Calais for Portsmouth
Sch Pilot, Harmon, Calais for Gloucester
Sch Pray Clark, Pembroke for Portsmouth.
Sch Monta.o Sawyer, Machias for New York.
sch Eta Wasgatt, Hadley, Bucksport for Boston,
Sch Willie Lee. Gray Belfast for boston.
Sch Oregon, Pratt, Rockland for New York.
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Y1iEton,s InsolubIe Cement,

For wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper
have 1t is in liquid form, and insoluble in water or
oil. 1t will adhere oily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family package) % cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
R. l. On receipt of so cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb7dSm
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To the Public.

This is to certify tnat fifteen years ago was take,
sick and the doctors called it Liver Complaint and
treated me for that disease but received no
nent relief, and during the past winter had been
worse than atany previous time. called to see DR..
Harvey Febllth, 1866, and he disagreed with all
who had before examined and treated nv case stat.
ing there was no trouble with my liver. but that it
was in tbs stomach and epigastric region. and that
my disease was Dyspepsia DR.. Harvey treated me
for this disease, and am happy to say l am now
entirely free from this terrible difficulty also had
the catarrh very bad for years. and this is almost
tirely removed. would be pleased to see and tax
with any one in regard to my case.
EDWARD C. MONROE.
80 Washington st.
Portland, March 10, 1856 mch2otf
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THE HONEST OLD MEDIOINEI

N. H. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs. Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the throat
chest and lungs,
See circulars for certificates from Hon. Pau Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge of the SUI
preme Court of Vermont; Dr.. j. B. Woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor.
mar3Odl0w&w1t
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The Eleventh. Maine.
CAMP ELEVENTH MAINE Vols,
Before Richmond. March 81 1Q6s

CAMP ELEVENTH MAINE Vols,
Before Richmond, March ~, 1865.
To the Editor of the Press:
Again the 18th Maine Vols. have been in
spsctsd and pronounced In "best condition.
of the several regiments of Sd Brig. 1st Div.
Oath A. c., making the third week off duty
The 9Th Maine Vols. tooAthe credit of being
''best in order" in the LIST Division.
The following extract taken from General
Order No. %, Headquarters Sd Brig, LIST Div.
oath A. c., gives the condition of the 18th
Maine.
military bearing, soldierly. Military ap-
perance good: Discipline good. Condition OF
clothing good, and men fully equipped. Con-
dtion of arms excellent. Condition of ac-
coutrements, good. Police Of Camp. good.
Police Of Quarters, good"
The 18th has the finest camp in the Corps.
being constructed under the supervision Of
Lieut.. Col. Hill, commanding the regiment.
II. A. NJ.
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

'HNhE lot of land, with a block of four dwelling
a houses on the same, situated on the orth west
corner OF Oxford and Pearl streets, known as the
Lana property, is offered for sale Ga terms
inis lot is about l4S 'eet Pearl ST. by ll3feet on
Oxiord street. large part of which is vacant lana
anording opportunity for valuable Improvements.
Oners viii be received for purchasiny Pars OF
IN whole. A lou credit will be given II eesifeo -
Title undoubted
Application to purchase may be made to Jane.
i McCobb, IS Exchange st. or 20 bAhNEs'sat
Portland. March antb 1866 mch3ld8w
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gThe rebels, who have held up slavery as
an ordination of Heaven and a superlative bles-
sing to the black man, are now urging the me-
groes 10 take arms and enter the army, promis-
ing 70 carss them for their aid; to take from
them q blessing in return for their kind assis-
lance in time Of extremity Do the rebels ex-
pect to influence the negro by such motive :
or have they been all the time talking false, and
contending that slavery was blessing when
they know it to be acurse?
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Sch Bay State, verrill, Rockjand fer New York
Sch Albatross. Calderwood. Rockland for Boston,
Sch eearsport, Burding. Rockland for Boston.
CLEARED
Brig Orison Adamf, Ranlof Havana-I Came.
Brig kudorus. Haskell Havana-Chase Bros Co
Brig Castian, Hardenbroek, Fortress Monroe
LittlejohD & Chase.
Sch Z G Willard, Parsons, Philadelphia VIII
lard
Sch Col Ellsworth, Robinson. Batimore-E Free
man, Jr.
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Valuable Farm for Sale

CITUATED In cumberland, on the fore side road,
- about mile from the Grand Trunk Da'
poe, containing ninety acres. Tho buildings thers
on cons sting Of large two stoied House with ad-
duion-large tarn Carriage house, Wood hog Sc
SHEDS &c., all conveniently arranged and in good
order. eoS~
There Is on the premi'es a mineral spring also
never failing spring of soft water carried by pines
INTO the house and serviceable for all PURPOSES
Near the house Is an Orchard, me tly graftsd fr,t
SAID iarm is located in one of the finest snots in
the State, commanding view of the Raw and is
lands and ior q summer residence, or a p1bIic re-
sort from he city, would be one of the N ost desir
snle situations that could be selected. and as the
privilege orsea bathing, .eshore being well adant.
ed for such purpose. e S1"P''
~ On the place IL fine growth Of wood estimated at
cnestnut, wood exceedingly scarce In this sac
ana very valuable for timber and o her purposes
On Eor partieulsIe inqurs offs. II. COLESWORTHY,
'-HA0nsHse OF ,rortiand. marS1deo lin
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HelmbOld's Concentrated Extract Buchu
Is the great Diuretic
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsApA-
RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry and are The most active that can be
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-31
JEWELLERY,

Send me One Dollar by mail and will sand you
any ofthe following G Id Plated Article s:-Set of
ladies' Jewelry. Long Chain. Locket. Neck CHAIN
Ring. Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin, Set
of Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver.
Plated Watch and Chain for sis.
Address, DRESSER'S Dollar Store, Portland,
Me. Box 1879. mar9d2m*
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CoLGArE,s HONEY soAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, frasrantlv
scented, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jap3ldIyr
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FOR SAFE.

A A first class double deck vessel. now
mn bulldog o. an eastern port az tha iol-
MAA lowing cimensions:- Lengfh l26 feet;
piesdtn ~ ieet inches; depth, lower
= 49,, hold II feet inches; bstween decks.
ieet 40 ou. AVG tons, old messur, mont Can b.
ready for sea in 30 days Will soll the hull, spars'
and iron work, or fitted complete.
For further particulars INQUIRE Of
q. d.. DAVIS CO.,
p.,, III Commercial St.
Aor1Ahu march 30th 1895. mch3id4w
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THING OF BEAUTY is A JOY FOR EVER
Those who desire brilliancy or complexion, must
purify ard enrich the bio d wh CHI HELMBoLD's CON
oENrRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
oeect 1t is no patent medicine. Ask or Hembold's
Take no other. "