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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

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|gF-Rubenstein. tbe oo,nnoss,s has ,,a..;aa :,
Raden a certain Miss Tsch;Lona.a ~ ca = i
-heeoperatulated ON a obanoa Of r.,,o '' = =
Remnant. the Envl;sb teno. ! Saad NJ
was 1first crazy. DIS 9TE1 IST
Mes and Mrs. u;vox
Iobts-are .so,aino q, tb;s,co,,n,-,,
IS Matilda Heron is snana;n, ~. ,ao.+;o,, IN
paradise valley pa wa;,I, 10. h,sSs~s a,d
little daughter He, t;rst
season aii il at Mempbisl sisiTa
a The celebrated Alegban;ors ' vo.a,; s ~
Swiss Bell Ringers have 60,
tour round the world and ,,r.,,,,,so -; !.
tour through the Naw IeY,o,a,,5 60. -----T'
A military drama ssMa.d 80 ~ M;ss;s
sippi." founded on evants j, y ,o,,..
the siege of yielxshnrs = ,,a.es--sss I. 9.
Louis. NJ - - = ~
If is announced that. N,;aa 1850,
Inns will be one 80 NO. Ma...N.,', a-o . ~.
dnring the coming saaso,,l- - s'''''"
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variens which are ;ntaadas "a. 49, y .ne
Ina patti; IL fo,,ae, a. 40
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the management Of S;ionor R;zv; NJ IT,
horde the tenor Rerag ia and tha <, g. 90 "a
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n ,r far W.T. Ia.to, "a. :
The other n;obt we herd ~ a.s,a.;a 49,, ~
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me in NV dreams ;ust - &c. 49, ~ $50
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narants let us nv all means CIV the Ga -, -
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At lt,;ob,,,ond this uz;nte- 90 E..,l, ~
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5.lI pAMnoo rIpBh. ! ]

ss,.r0 The Tribune this week comes to us printed
20 b.i on new kind ofpaper made from bamboo
1t is remarkably firm, presents smooth sur
- face takes clear impression from the type
and is winter than most of the straw paper now
20 used for printing purposes. This paper is made
by the HFber Disintegratng Company, under
a process for which patent was granted some
isgiA years ago to Mr. A. s.. LyniaTH of Mass, and
which is thus described: ~
SIS The bamboo. which is imported by the
e. companyfrom J amaica, il put into steam cyl
inders OF guns; steam at a high pressure Is
let in for few minutes, and then q valve al
the mouth of the gun Is liberated by trigger
and the steam in the gun .IIShes out, carrying
l,,s with it the bamboo Which, on being proJected
into the air, bursts and becomes partially as
integrated. The heat OF the steam changes
the nature of the guns, holding the fibers to-
gether SO that they can be easily washed out.
The slick is dissolved, or softened and shatter-
NOsa ed and blown from the fiber.
The blown Bamboo is then boiled or sim
mered IN an open vessel, in waste or spent al
kan liquor THE reuse OF subsequent process),
beaten up and washed
It. is now pretty clean fiber of a golden col
or, and is ready to be boiled under pressi,rt IN
s alkai In pulpmg boiler, according to the or
binary mode of reducing material to paper
pulp But, as the Bamboo has already been
.nsretlrned to- fiber and has been Invested Of most
a.t OF the eXtrane0us and worthless matter it
m does not require to be treated with very strong
chemicals, nor does it require steam at a very
high pressure, and boiling for an hour or two
is sufficient. After the pulping process, the
pulp il bleached and made into white paper in
the usual way, or the bleaching is omitted and
packing paper is made instead
4 Is said that paper made by this process
IRON the common cane Of the South will be
cheaper than rye straw paper, and very superb
or In quality, being soft like that made
from cotton rags. Hemp stocks also afford an
excellent material for the manufacture under
this new process.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST.

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
Hshed the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable, and most convenient Complete in one bot
ie Does no. require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub off make the hair appear dusty and dead, bua
mparts TO 1t new life and lustre Produces beauti-
full black brown, preferred. A child can apply
" It. Always give satisfaction Only 10 cents per
BOTTLE Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
facturer, N. Y.
DnMAs BARNES s. Co., Now York, Wholesale
Agents f.or s.f ..8fI -g,,ylf may12eod1y
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Aug. 1e-nsd&wtf
Standish..

The Republicans and Union men Of Standish are
requested to meet at the Town House, in said
town, on Saturdays the second day Of September
next, at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon, to nominate q
Candidate for Representative to the Legislature
l1 n 4 Per Order Of UNION TOWN. CoMMIrTEE. 4
tandish Aug. 20, 1s65.-aug24tf
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e aa HARMON de- SAWYER.
u. S. War Claim Agents for Maine

WIN give their exclusive attention to collecting
PENSIONS, lB0UNTIES, ARREARS OF PAY,
PRIZE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING, &c.
Ofhcers' Accounts with the Ordnance, Quartermas-
tsrs and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled,
and certificates Of non Indebtedness obtained. -
Terms reasonable. so
"a No charges unless successful. PUG
AL advice and information free. ~
Office No. So Exchange Street, Jose Block, told
stand Of Bradford q HarmonE tat
- LIZ z. X. HARMON,
a.t. t.-.. ..s.flf', ~. E w, s. SAWYER.
REFERENCES Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, u s
Senator; Hon. Samuel Cony, Governor Of Maine;
Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector Of Customs;
Rt. Rev. David W. Bacon, Bishop of the Diocese OF
Portland. We -a .i
may16d&wtf 1911 hi.7 lanle r
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DIED.

In tins CITY, Aug 49, Mrs Jane Alice, widow of the
late Caleb s Carter, and daughter of the Hon G
Churchill, aged % years. IS = ssl5W n ~
In Cumberland, Aug 10, Hattie L. only child of
Asa and Cornelia Merrill, aged months 10 DAYS.
In Richmond, Me, Aug 1, Miss Abbie M Church,
aged 80 years. ga8,h ~ 5000 -7'17'
In Brunswick, Aug IA, Gertrude L, daughter Of
Gen and Fanny @ Chamberlain, aged months
In Topsham, July "a, Gilbert Edgee0mb, late of Go
@, 9Th Me Reg, aged rs years. I'll - =
:. In Brunswiek, Aug 70, Mrs Margaret Adams, aged
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THE Nashville correspondent of the New
York Times tabnlates the Tennessee Congress
sionM Convention as follows.-- "
y LIST District-N. G. Taylor, Union. -,
I'd District-Horace Maynard, Unionsn . 81
Sd District Col, Stokes, Radical saa o
4ths District Edmund Cooper, ,Conserva-
tive. .5nislk ao5-lasl i.a.s4s. gl,-sn3f
9Th District-Ex-G Governor Campbell, Con
perhead.
9th Distsict-D. b. Thomas, Copperhead.
7tb District-Col Hawkins, Radical.
9Th District-D. Leftwick, Conservative.
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!! DIR. BIcKNELL's VEGETABLE DYsENTERY
SYRUP, contains no opiate or mineral substance.
Very pleasant to the taste, mid in its effect yet sure
safe and reliable, and is Warranted to cure Dyson
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbas, Summer Complaint,
Pain or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels. tits the finest
medicine for children, as wen as grown persons ever
offered the public Tryiti No cure no ray.
2 Prepared only by EDWARDSUTTo Providence
R. /, For sale by Druggists generally. .aguf
julyl7d&w2m H.H. HAY, Agent for Maine.
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WIN be ct the u s. HOTEL, on MONDAY, August
2lst to remain during the week. where he can be dali
ly consulted on CATARRH, DEAFNESS, and all
diseases Of the EYE, EAR, and THROAT. .EHa
Particular attention given to Children afected with
Discharge from the Ear. Parents having children
affected informed that they can be cured Of that
disagreeable affection safely and permanently, and
that the sooner they have it attended to the more
readily itcan be effected 80 .tg9san q
BB- Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
No Charge for consultation, 0f
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Custom COAT, PANT and vESr, MAKERS to
go to Worcester Mass. Also Girls to do Dasting and
finishing Clothing. Good prices and constant
employment may be depended ON. tIndncement viii
be offered, and all information obtained by address,
ing v,.s.t,satss A. r. WARE & CO.,
. No. 1874, 1855 and l7o Main St., Worcester, Mass.
Aug. 14-snd2w&w4t+ "'N' \" 7sNih l
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Notice.

Persons who have lost friends insthe army, and are
DESTROYS to receive their remains learn all the
particulars as to the best mode OF removing them the
expense, &C., by writing to r. SMITH, Hanover,
Maine. .ass agvsa an4h
MIR. Smith has Just returned with the s1st Regi-
ment Maine Volunteers, and offers references the
following Names
J4 Surgeon j. II. KIMBALL, Bridgton,
Chaplain GEO. G. CRAWFORD, Readfeld,
of the 31st Maine Vols. aug7sn4w#
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N0sspa,-ieI Patent Skirt Elevators,
For looping up Ladies' Dresses in graceful fold The
most convenient article a lady can use. Can be at
tached To anv dress, iilcsa nfhsN
PRICE TWERTY-FITE' crS, "A SET. .
For sale at the NEW YORK SKIRT and CORSET
STORE, 90 Market Square, Portland,
GEORGE ANDERSON, Agent.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price. The Trade sup
piled. aug11sn d4w
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i lH9a MRS. WINSLOW. ~.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
sician, presents to the attention of Mothers her
.. Soothing syrup,
FOR Chill DREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process of eethng. by
sofoening the gums, reducing all infiammations, viii
alay Az PAIN and spasmodic action, and is on
b SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend uPonit mothers, 1t will give rest TO your
selves and o.loi9ds III 8ansira9gne4 al fa,rIt
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
have put up and sold this article for over thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH Of IL
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medicine-Never has &c failed in single Instance to
eject cure, when timely used. Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it,
On the contrary, all are delighted with its operations
and speak in terms of COMMUNICATION of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
~whatwe do know" after thirty years experience
and pledge our reputation for the fulalment of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion telei
will be found In fifteen minutes after the Syrup is adj
ministered. . ~, ~. ~iNe @t
n Full directions for using win accompany zach bot
tile, None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCURTIs
d PERKINS. New YORK, Is on the outside wrapper.
n Sold by all Druggists throughout the world
q Price only IS Cents per Bottle. 10
june3snd&wem Z .-t 'ii5ai-ii i5ai aai m
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP,

3 THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, IS made from the choicest materials, h
mild and emollient in Its nature, agrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale By all Druggists and FaneB Goods Dealers
june3fd1yr lfIu1 .n0ilerI8sia & alfs
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BB-The New Bedford Mercury says the new
Federal appointments in Boston give great
satisfaction to the merchants Of that city. a
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Hairs Rubber EMPORIUM

rs at i4T Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
Der Goods be procured, at Manu cturers' prices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent june23ti
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hyperion TO SATYR."-Such are It's wonderful
virtues, that Satyr his hair dressed with Sterlings
Ambrosia, would transcend even Hyperion in beau
ty. aug1ed2w
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MARRIED

In Saccarappa, Aug %, by Rev H j Bradbury
brock. ~ 40 = =
!. In Cape Elizabeth, Aug 10. by Rev E Robinson
Gees Jordan, of E, and Miss Sarah e Chambers
Of Eastport. h
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMER
M AIRINE N EWs
siDsR oRr oFAPoRTLAND.

1ncqrp ur "Wednesday, August 23.
a0hdlI NJ u ARRIVED. lloT "
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston. 2
sch 4ddie 2 stiapson, Cumming is New York. 81
CLEARED. sd9 :
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, New YOrk-Emery
Sch lE Ascplariua Jackson New, York Warren
Brown.
Sch Jsrusha Baker. Barberick, BOstOn-w New
SAILED-Barque Marquis Of Butte; trigs Thomas
Common, Charlena, Hattie Wheeler, Zuleika Loeb
l % % d. and Others 4IHa m .
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. -Els 4
BocTHBAg, Aug 10 Ar, sch Ocean Bride, Chase,
Aug 2i--Ar, schs Frank Barker, wyIie, =, with
1000 hsh; Lizzie Brady, Trefethen, and Pricress,
Aug Esd, schs Willie G, Thompson, Bay St
I1vrsacs Mys set I IL a DSato3 So e came in
harbor 18th and 10th, and sailed again ed.
4 NOTICE no MARINERS.
UNDERGRADUATES SOUTH COAST OF SICILY
The Minister Of Marine at Florence has given po.,os
that and alter the LIST day Of August 1865 lion
would be exhibited oma lighthouse recently ereced
on The Isle Of Cgrrents near Cape Passero, at the
8 The light is fixed white light, placed at AZ, s,so
ton Of IS feet above the mean level Of the sea and
seS Csa m, TsasAer shoud Be seen Om distance
The Illuminating apparatus is diOptric, or BY lenses
OF Ine NTH order. - - -
By order, einYsia5 N
-, $3.50 = s.t,sa w. B SHUBRICK. Chairman.
treasury Department, Once Lighthouss Board, li
'AAoh eoeA DISASTERS.
:. sen Cohannet, Carlow, from Red Beach for New
aorh, with cargo Of ground and calcihed plaster,
sprung leak in st Andrews Bay 10th inst and near
!, MED She was subsequently towed back 10 1 nen
cargo Is total loss. -.H -
Brig Sarah Crosby, Of Portland, which was sunk
nfu Hfsok laak vf..4or has
parties In New London, where she mas oeen 'AAe"
for repairs. $50 81"
DOMESTIC PORTS. sa sri
CHARLEsToN4Ar 1sth, sch Franklin COnary'
Boston, .r - 49,, - d
WILMINGTON Nc-Ar 18th, sch Maria Hal, Gar
field, New York. -, -, -,
water, Norfolk.
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THE LESSON OF THE NEW YoRK DE.
FALCATIONS.

To the Editor AZ the Press.
These are exciting times in which we i've
Startling sensations meet us every day. We
have wars and rumeFs- of wars, rev lutions
and counter-revolutions, murders, suicides and
great crimes. The social world is upheayed
by strange disclosures, the political atmos-
-ubere is rife with surprises, whilst the com
mercial world is eonyulsed with the crimes, vi
ces and follies of many of its members hither-
to deemed most reliable and reputable. At
the present moment all other excitements have
given place to that aroused by the heavy frauds
which during the last few weeks have been
made known in the business world of New
York These forgeries and robberies reveal
the superficial state of morality with which
society is blessed, and demonstrate that,
though Yankee go-aheadatiyeness may be a
very good thing in in its way, there is a pos
sibiity fcarrying 1t little too far. 1t is evi-
dent from the manner in which these various
crimes have been committed IN commercial
circles, that business has been accustomed to
be transacted with more ofhaste, recklessness,
and go-ahead indifference to consequences
than Of wisdom or caution. 1t is evident that
had due surveillance been exercised by the
proper and really most interested parties, both
in the case of Windsor and jenkins, as also in
that Of young Ketchufn, these defalcations
might have been prevented, and the reputa-
tons of these wretched smenibeen spared the
shame and ignominy which now justly attend
IL azaaleHo tgsi3alnitTR tsi91anfGaJ =
then. afarSolea4 ;qidsn9asne1 feai6qaasaI, *
When will business men be wise enoughlto
look after every department with suspicious
care. These men are keen enough to make
money, but seem unable to defend themselves
from defrauding villains. They call themselves
ssmartn men, and are generally recognized as
such; yet place themselves and thousands
with them in the power Of one man who may
be honest, but whoas we now sec, may. be ia
tally the reverse of honesty They have no
one but themselves to blame, and more eau
tious men feel It difficult to give them sympa-
thy.sF5niM {aei1s5 ;saiiiHs on q g1nosa8
syiAt such times as these in which we live
more than ordinary precautien Is necessary
The exciting events which are passing around
US, create an artificial state of society, and
conduce to last living, loose morality, and the
consequences which are now SO painfully ap-
parent It is to be- hoped the present occur
renee may act as warning with better effect
than hundreds Of others have done which
have gone before them. -
sai6Dss sii lls sas53lg q Yours Respectfully, 20
-vfg 9ll VI % % = NJ
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A Fact Worth Knowing,

That Rubber Goods can be repaired in neat and
substantial manner, at
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
july2lsntf 147 Middle st.
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.GPECIAL NOTICES.

= -
!, ~. ~ a4rf 10
: ~ .of a syigq3 s1lia9iI1aQ 4o4
eauG f
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New Advertisements.
CASCO STREET SEMINARY |
rlHE FALL TERM Of this School for YcTr,Ja
IL LADIES and MISSES, will commence
'zas Monday, September 4th,
and continue ten weeks.
~ Separate Department for Children
Miss ELLEN M. FREEMAN Teacba-
For terms. inquire at No. 10 Preble Street
snae adi MARY z. HALL, PRINCIPAL.
Portland, Aug 10, 1895. a a.,
COpGrteersIsip Notice.
For Sale.

- A two story HOUSE, finished throuehout.
Iii with one acre Of land, good barn anil ont
lll huildinas. plenty OF water; situated al AIln,s
Corner Westbrook about five minutes walk rom
me terminus o. the f. A. r. r. For parenlars en-
quire Of r. Leighton, Jr No 10 Silver St., or of the
sInbseriber ON the premises. -
Aug 2-dsw' d. MCINTOSH.
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4 + 9l,aL Pc RTLsAN ID u
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

h 81 slAL1oNzo s. DAVIS, PRopRIEroR,
No. so Middle Street. i - : Portland. Ne.
Copying done In the best maner. ia.,a % dec2stf.
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ROBERT PoNTIFEx MALLORY.

The remarks Of our correspondent on the
heedlessness and rashness Of business men,
and on, the necessity for some radical reforms
I in the management of financial concerns, we
consider sound and sensible; but in case of
the elder Ketchum, the unfortunate victim of
a dishonest son, we feel that he should be ex-
cepted from such censure. Young Ketchum
was steady, addicted to no vices, good son,
husband and father, apparently upright in all
the relations of life. If man cannot trust
such ason as that whom can he trust? But
the young man had been taken with the fatal
mania for stock gambling, and it has ruined
him and all connected with him. In the case
of Jenkins and his crew, vulgar williams,
squandering their stolen money in the lowest
dens of vice-our Correspondents moral is
well drawn; but the young Ketchum warns
from greater danger than mere rash conf
dence. 1t is the danger of terrible greed, that
Unsuitable ayarice and thirst to grosD rich
which can prompt man like him to robbery
Of his own father, to forgery, to the ruin of
himself and friends and to the dishonor of all
connected with him.[ Ed Press. -sie
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BB Emphatically signal failure = the At
lantic cable
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IMPORTS

4 q % ,a.. IMPORTS. lls ~
WESTPORT Ms. Sch Aurora-i6O bbls herring.
IL 200 lbs Goldfish, 6,7OO lbs pollock 800 Dbl fish OIL to
AA.@es.e-. 80 1911 t-i1
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Notice..

The Union voters of Searboro requested to meet
at the Town House, in said Town, Tuesday, the
10th inst at O'Clock P. NJ to nominate a candidate
for Representative to the Legislature. .f9
43ANa wee O. Per Order Town Com
Aug 23-d&wtd -,
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%" moon f-'i1 LiiA -lllil iliI1lg
baud esli5 bna7Hadi 9niif- ana nl .i5n4sf
t-7t elea' nahi aiil saza9 Xis-f l9a4 l.i4
X -aeiia13go .n9iY9gq g le zl1aal ianlf
Y 9T1-rlLis bra iaTlTuf U.rf E..F.rtafll
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EBEN c. STEVENS.

V'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Admnistrator OF me
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treasury o sH BIsSsSS1s q CHARM
DISASTERS.


CHARLESToN-Ar 18Th, sch Franklin Conary'
Boston, so =. -, -, -.
field, New York. -. -,
water, Norfolk.
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COpartnership.

.',i.,...l COpartnership.
TlHE undersigned have this day formed n .on....
IL nership under the style and name OF 81 y 49,
land 8 Co.. and taken the old stand Of Thrasfsr d.
Co.. No. Free Street Block for the purpose &c., ~ -
ing on the Retail Dry and Fancy Good business
5. T. CLEVELAND
q. w. RICHARIS
Man., 60. f. T. G. RAWSON
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late Of Portland, in the County OF Cumber-
ano, deceased, by giving bond as the law directs;
ne therefore requests all persons who are indebted
70 said deceased's estate TO make mmeliafe pay
ment; and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for settlement to
Portland, July Is, 1866. s5wsSs
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: lB5a MRS. WINSLOW, -
AN ExPERIENCED NURSE and Female PHI,
sician, presents to the attention Of Mothers her
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
62s HOPKINS 628
HOOP SKIRT MANDATORY.
40. 62s Arch Street, A5ops Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA
HOPKINS
62B
WHOLESALE and RetaII.

The most complete assortment and best quality and
styles Of Ladies' Misses and Chdsn's Hoop Skirts, ln
tie city. Those OF "onr own Make" gotten up
preRsY to meet the waus Of First Class Retail Tradf
embracing all the and desirable sy les, sizes lengths
an size waists n trail and plain skirts from 10 to SO
sprngs, from 33 toAi inches long, and ga 21 ~, 8,
a ~, and az yards around tue bottomi making more
than hundred varieties for Ladies' In Misses' and
uhildrens skirts beyond all competition all that
are made by have stamped the kid pad "o pklns
Hoop Skirt Mandatory, No. b2s Arch street, fhlade
phia, and are warranted TO give satisfaction.
Hs- Agents for the "New Flexible" SKIRT, the most
plable Hoop Skirt made equal to Bradleys "DupleN
Elliptic" Skirt, aud at much lower prices.
ko constantly In receipt of full assortment OF good
Eastern made Skirts which being sold 81 very low
prices Kid pad and metallic fastened 10 springs S5 cen Is
20 springs s co. % springs 81 l6 80 tprnga 81 25 and
paIrea Terms cAsh--Ono price only For Circular
aning catalogue styles lengths aisea Aad prices, call
At or Address by mail inclOslug stamp tor postage
HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT MANufAOrOkY,
mAr7.3m No. 62s Arab Street, Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
STRAW WANTED.
Truck and MIX Farm to Let.

Provided can suit myself with Tenant will let
my place containing seventy acres, for cash rent and
give possession ut any time after March st. II just
outside the city limits and " the oldest milk and
truck places ln the vleniy and In good state Of cul-
tVation, with II eau bs had the Hominy MIL which
is n steady and good.buslness through the winter.
DR J, A. BROWN.
lan3l-l2t. Newport Pks.