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LYONS
PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE
Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

nIiESE Drops are q scientifically compounded nuid
i prepa ration, and better than any Piils, Powders
or Nn,trums. Being liquid, their action Is direct aud
positive rendering them reliable, speedy and GER
tain specific for the Or all distractions aud sup
pTcsons of nature. Their popularity Is indicated by
the fact that over iulyun battles arc annually
sold and consumed NY the ladies' Or the Cnied States
every one of whom speak IN the strongest terms
of praise of their great merits. They are rePdiy
taking the place 81 every other Female Remedy, and
are considered Nv all who know ausht 1T them as the
surcst, latest aud most nnslliho PREPARATION In the
wori Tor the or all female complaints, the ro-
moyal &c I'll oh. tructons of nature, and the promo
ton or health, regularity AMI strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may he usei and ex.
planning when aud Why they should not, nor could
not bc used without producing effects contrary To
natures chosen laws, will he i0nnd carefully folded
around each bottle. with the written signature OF
JOnS l.. LYON. without which none are Genuine.
Prepared by DR. JOHN l.. LYON, le5 Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn who he consulted either per.
sonally by mail (cncl"sinS stamp concerning all
private diseases and female weakness.
Sclt by Druggists everywhere.
Gent Agents Tor q, 4. and Canadas.
pr. 4. BACON, sole Agent Tor Biddeford. Cmi5
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(BS,on Hrdtt)

We do not Ike TO advertise worthless wares, or
articles calculated to deceive our realtors; anil when
we Sc an advertiser like Mr. lIclmbod, whom wo hays
known for yoars, gradually extend his advertising from
year year until hc becomes tho largest advertiser IN
the United States, W. are satss tint the statements
in res,rd 10 his articles mua be ouroet."
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Costiycncss the Most Prolific Source of
m Health.
n cures PILEs, HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, OPPRESSION
OF FOOD. Sour STOMACH, PALPTaTIoNs, fLusuEs OF
THg FACg PAX M TuE Back AND JOiSrs, JAuNDics,
YELLOwNEss or THE EYES AND SKIN, COATED
TuSGUE, LIVER COMPLAINT, Loss OF APPETITE
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c. Any thny likely to
prove reliable remedy for hahitual COstiyeness has
seemed impossible until we heard or
DR.. AARRISON'S
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They are agreeable to- tn, palate, cause no pain,
operate promptly, never weaken the stomach like
nil Puts In every case oi C0STfvENESS and
PILES they produce mme,iiate relief and never
require Increase of dose To effect Children and
females may them under any circumstances.
Price 90 cents small boxes % cents.
4 Standing Challenge.
We will pay sl0D) To any person who produces an
srticI. equal to the Pcrstaltc LoEenges In any
poet and Endorsed by all Physicians andDruggists.
SIS. HARRISON CO., Propristoys,
No. fremont Temple, Boston.
For sale by all Druggists. yE
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The writer reluctantly inserts the above, and woull
not do 40 he not a stranger TO many ani
clucs by stating the names Of his articles AMI the dis
cs'sfor which they have been used By many hou anis
with complete SUCCESS
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MARRIED.

Ia this city, Nv 2Oth iS6S by ". nalck, Capt Aaron
H. Lfayiu AMI olive \. Luubarl, ls,th q S,ss
la this city tt tn Fab Nv. 18th, l>lS, w Rev. e.
H,lsiy St-TeuS L-wis, e Trorv Mas, alSl Susan n
Rogers of this city.
IN thi. civ IAN 1t, by rev q. W Mcrsr, Mr.. A.
Mayo n,.l Mis- Rn~tt, A. Skinnrr, ith of this city
Ia this city DE a. by Rry. Jhn stevens, Mr Aleu W.
Esuhy, q Kcnuhnnk, ant Miss A"e'e w. bs'se- u this
city. =, -, =, =,
In sac, ~ 3O;h, ISIS by W, Ratck, VIZ N''n H. N-
b,t AMI Miss Strlh J. Gsdwin. hoth ~ str.
In S,s, p, nth lSd1 hy Ry. John h1hy, VIZ lSo'Nft
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In kenn bunk, New Years eve, 10y REV. u "or'h W. NJ
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po..v,. Moth and Frocklo Lotion.

- ch,c,s,,. or MShpach (Asp ealiel Lyersp0tl and
,i, -, Yrckl- are elten very annoying particularly 10
I,d II yht complexion, Gr the dteolord spots show noe
,,jnly on the ce Of huuic than of brunette but thy
greatly mar the beauty q either AMI preparation That
will scaay remove them ciihOgt DVarIsg ne Torture or
color Of ks Ska, Il certainly dehietA,n Dr. IL y fsh
nv who has male diseases q - kin asTrcly, mas us
,oy,roi r.rnriy fr th-se dislurJus ~hsh Il a, cssee
prympi, inf,lhble and harmless.
pr,Is,r, only BY nc FERRY, runatoiosd No 10 iS'ri
street New York, aud Coz Se by an druggists pricc 8. re'
bottl~. Can Go ..
pERKY,s MOTH And fEEcKLE LOTION.
soli n, an druggists Ia Biilsfri Ssp AMI esshsrr y's
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NY OnECT

In this notice 10 make facts known N the public aud
rrsT-ctabI, dealers, believing, after many years rS
crtleS that the Druggists will di-cs,ntsnipcs such
pc"Sirgs, and that the reputation Of my articles may
not be imagei by the of inferior spurious ones
Knowing that many may read this article who
unacquaintrd with me, append few remarks from
those f my native city, and ~hose nam known In
oil parts Of the world
"Gcipg personally acquainted with Mr.. II. 7. Helm.
bold II ar.s pleasure in stating have been Host
favoraby suppressed with his energy AMI integrity, and
gratihed at his success
wN. WT1GllTMAN,
Firm oC P,skRs A. WdGrre,~,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
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portland Af'"' ar. s.SP. Depot, ti2.3o t'@
~ Fares are H., e,rf' les, when tickets are pur-
chascd at the Office, than when paid In the care.
FRANCIS CHASE.
SUPERiHYESbksT.
portIand Nov ond 1865. 46isti
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Notice to the Public.

In the year 1916, the writer embarked In the Drug
business Ia the city Of PHILADELPHIA, and while thus en-
gagged made several experiments In regard 70 the most
desirable mode q preparing F1uid Extracts Ny Efforts
being successful--the articles being approved and used
by the Mcicai fncuty-I Was DESTROYS of placing them
before the public, but heststed for ZONE time before
concluding T. resort 10 newspaper advertising, knowing
Of the preuiccs that existed In the mints OF many
against using advertised Medicines or NastrSn', but
through the advice Of friends aud those who had usd
them, this objection was overcome.
Amer Is years. cxertious, commencing in small
way, the popularity Of my articles has extended TO all
rs Of the Unitei States and widely throughout Foe.
egn countrcsand this In the face q much opposition.
Every means las been rrsored 10 by unprincipld deal
crs since their merit and success have been known
such a. advertising Larger bottles at less price, censnr
Ing all other preparations, AMI even copying my advsr
tismeuts-but avn happy 10 state that out :" the
min, wbo have rcsorsd 10 this, mono have been sue.
ccssful.
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YORK COU MY
Five Cents Savings Institution,
ORGANIZED MARCH n, 1860.
President, JouN NJ. GOODWIN.
Vice President LEONARD ANDREWS.
Secretary and Treasurer, SHADRAcH a. boo1hhr
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WV. T.. DosSELL,
THOMAS II. CoLs,
HoRAcs foRD, lT,u.,,es
Il. II. BANKS.
ABEL H. JELLEsoN,
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(WILLtAM BERRY.
VDeposits received every day during f,nkins
Hours, at tho city Bank Rooms Liberty 81 1919
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;. Enthusiastically the best sustained work OF
tho kind in tho world"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-18
The Fenians.

TORONTO, G. W., April ls.-The examination
of the Fenian prisoners at Cornwall was re-
sumed to-day. 1t is understood that the court
room will be thrown open to the public.
Special dispatches from Cornwall say that
nothing of Importance has been elected so far,
and all the prisoners except Murphy are likely
to be discharged.
A Cabinet meeting will be held today.
BUFFALO, April le-The Courier learns that
the tug Relief, purchased by P. o. Day, Head
Centre of the Fenlans here, is one of the
strongest and most powerful on the Lakes, and
belonged to the Board of Underwriters.
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THIRD EDITION
FROM SAN FRANCIsO.
The Great ExpIOsion-FIfteen Person
Killed-AsliOn OF tho AnthOritlea. Etc

The Great ENpIOst0u-Flfteem Persons
Killed-AstiOn OF the Authorities, Etc.
SAN Francisco, April 1h--It is tolerably well
ascerianed that the explosion yesterday was
caused by conclusion, in opening leaking box
OF nitro-glyceIine, which was refused to be re-
Ceived on account of its damaged condition.
The marks on the box indicated its character.
The bodies Of EIGHT of the killed have been
identified, in addition to those previously
named. Eight others are missing, who we're
probably blown to atoms.
The Board of Supervisors have passed an order
causing all nitroglycerine found within the
city to be seized and destroyed. They have also
passed resolutions of respect to the memory of
G. w. Bell.
SAN Francisco, April 17.-About hundred
whalers have recently been heard from at
Honolulu. All were very successful, the amount
of oil secured running from two hundred to five
hundred barrels each.
The remainder of the passengers from the
wreck of the La Bouchere arrived yesterday.
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The Pilgrims Progress" is translated into
Chinese,
"A Mobile clergyman has secured the theatre
in that city for religious exercises and preach
ing, on Sunday evenings.
Newspapers have very queer names in
Italy. In a given mail the Inferno aud the
Garden Of Mary, the IfOubddoT and the Frog
MinerUd and the ass, the Wasp aud the DeUlps
Tau, may be brought in more or less congenial
uxtapostion.
Verdi has Just left Paris. He goes to Italy
to visit his estates, and will not return before
the 10th OF July, when he will bring with him
the concluding part OF Don Carlos, to be pro.
duced at the new grand opera on the occasion of
the opening of the exhibition of 1867.
The Mobile Register says: Colonel Oladow-
ski, General Braggs chief ordnance officer, who,
when he got mad, which was about every ten
minutes during the day, could do more rough
swearing than any man in the Confederate
army, is at 0rizaba, in Mexico.
Another reprint of the Hundred Merry
Talys,n commonly called "Shakespeare's Jest
Book, has just appeared, with introduction and
notes by Dr. Herman 0esterey. This reprint Is
said u be irom the otRfaal black letter copy, Of
Which anly one pepect copy known,
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TIE FENIANS

General Meade Gone to Eastport-
Continued Scare at st. Andrews
Troops and cunboats Rein
forcing the Place-A Fenian
Fleet Of Fifteen Vessels
Ready to be Launched
on the LakeS-Secret
Trial Of Murphy
and His Men
Some of the
Testimony,
Etc. Etc.
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"A London correspondent describes Charles
Kingsley as redfaced, thin-hpped, sharp
featured man, with an unpleasant manrer,
lacking repose and simplicity rr
The hero of Tennyson's new poem, Il i said,
is probably Titus Lucretius Carns, the Roman
didactic poet who fell by his own hand az the
age OF forty.three, having been driycl mao Dy q
loVe-philter administered to him.
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PORTLAND, Me-, April 1s.-The Government
has chartered the steamer Regulator TO take a
company OF Regular troops to some point, pro
badly Eastport. She win probably leave on the
arrival of the noon train, which is expected to
bring General Meade
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From Nova Scotia.

HALIFAX, April ls. "A resolution has passed
both Houses of the Nova Scotia Parliament in
favor of the Confederation scheme, and appoint
ing delegation to visit England to arrange the
details
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THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO
USE IN THE UNITED STATES Amy and are also
10 very general use n all The state HOSPITALS and
PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the
and well as in private practice and considered
a. mVaiuAOi1s soTp bSIrHulsS by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Principal Depot nELMBoLD's DRUG AND
OhA@iOA 60. SsGBRoHDwLY, NEW YORK,
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
BEWARE OF o0VNTERFEITs. 3H
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MONTREAL, April ia Government detective
who has just maze trip the American side of
Lakes Erie and Michigan, reports that the Fenlans
have nearly ready for armament on those lakes if.
teen vessels besides schOoners and transports load
ing with field artillery, equipments stores etc. He
also reports large shipments of arms 10 frontier
points, and an unusual activity in Fenian circles
q hn AmaTican trOntiar
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,LLLLLLLLLLL
LLLLLLLLLLLL

Not few OF the worst disc rders that affect mankind
arise from the corruption that ates In the blood
t all The discoveries that have been made to purge IL
out none can equal in effect Hemboh's Compound Ex-
tract OF Sarsaparia 1t ceanses and renovates the
blood insts the vigor of health into the system and
purges out the bumors which make disease 1t stimu
ate1 The healthy functions of tue body and expels the
disnrders that ProM and rankle in the blood.
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS the system naturally
u1deteoes a change, and HELM B0LDS HIGHLY
ONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARSAPARILLA
- an assistant of the greatest value -
GIVIIG BLOOM 10 gHE PALLID CHEEK
BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION
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The TrIaI at COrnwaII.

CORNWALL, G. W., April 17.-COntrary to all ex-
pectations the magistrates, at their meeting this af
ternoon, decided, by advice OF Crown Attorney
Prngle, to conduct the examination OF the suspected
Fenans with closed doors. tEx-Attorney Gene
raj j John Macdonald, counsel for the prisoners,
protested against the proceedings being private, al
iudng to the tact that all the recent political trials
in ireland mad been open to the public, Great indig-
nation is Ielt at this extraordinary and unprece-
dented action the part of the magistrates, 1t Is be-
heyed. from the present aspect of the case, that
considerable number of additional arrests are con-
templated 1t is reported that gentleman, for
many years connected with the press, has been sent
Tor r ON Montreal, and wll soon reach here to give
evidence against the prisoners under a subpoena,
[sEooND DEsPAToH.]
CORNWALL, e. W., April 17.--Upon the close of
the proceedings to-day the magisIfates, with great
lransplTed. There have been four witnesses under
examination. One Wecb, of 0akvllle near To-
ronto, testified that Murphy had asked hun to sell
the bonds of the Irish Republic, and that he MUIR
phy had said that twenty five thousand dollars had
been subscribed in Toronto Tor the cause of Irish
dependence Detective Spence testified that on last
st Patr1cks Day Murphy had made q seditious
speech ana had said that twenty-five thousand dol
lars had been sent from Toronto to O'Mahony. Mr..
Orr of the Toronto Globe testified that he repor ted
the speech alluded TO by spence, but was unable to
say whether 1t was legally reasonable. 1t
one of the prisoners was examined but he re-
fused to criminate himself Colonel Wheeler acts in
the most reckless manner. On passing from the
court room he turned to Judge Jarvis and said,
threate nngly, al shall owe you something, cir" He
openly acknowledges his connection with Fenian-
ism, and says that Sweeney Will soon be here to
hberatelhim. EX.AttOrneY- General Macdonald, the
prisoners counsel is obliged to leave for Otta va to-
night. 1t Is uncertain who VIII succeed him as
counsel for the defense. Sparr, one OF the st.
AbaDs raiders is here staying with the Sheriff The
close of the trial. probably until the first OF June.
1he apprehensions OF q raid are subsiding.
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AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the
MedlcO- Chirurgical Review, on the subject OF the
tract of Sarsaparnla in affections by Benjamin
Trayers, f. r. s.. etc Speaking OF Syphilis and diseases
arising the excess Of mercury, he states, THAT
TeTnedV is equal TO The eGrdct Of SSapGrid; pOoer
Is eGtFdOT dnaTy, so than any other drug lam
QuGlRtd Nth IS in the srictest sense tonic, nth
hts nValud6le attribute, that as applicable to state
Of the system so SuRkeR and yet so irritable as
dFs other substances of the tonic ctGss unGuailabEe
tnjRF1ous."
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Helmbold's EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Kidney Disease.
HelmbOlds EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Rheumatism
HembOld's XTRACT hUCHU Cures Urinary Diseases.
Helmbold's EXIR act BUCHU Cures Gravel
He mi old's EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Structures.
Helmbold's EXTRACT BUCHU Cures DrOpsy
For the diseases named above and for Weaknesses
and Pains 10 the Back Female Complaints and Dis
orders arising from exeesses of any KIND II is in
valuable
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1T ERSDICATEs ERUPTIyE and ULCERATIYE
DiEFASES of the THROAT, NOSE, Ely ES EYELIDS,
SCALP and SKIN, which 50 dlsaguIe the appearance,
PURGI the evll effects OF mercury and renewing all
tains the remnants DISEASE, hereditary other
Wite ald is taken oy ADULTS and CHILDREN with
OerteCt SAFETY.
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General Meade Gone to EastpOrt.

General Meade and staff left for Eastport Maine
yesterday, it is supposed in connection with the
Feuian movements there.
our Naval Squadron TO Watch the Fe.
mans and Protect American Fisher
men.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE flying naval squad
ron for duty in the Eastern Wa,eH has hnally been
determined upon, and is TO consist OF the sde.whes
steamer De Soto, nine guns tfagshipl; the ronclad
MiantOnOndlt, four guns the double-ender Sham
rock, seven guns the doube-ender Ashuelot seven
guns; the side wheel steamer AUGUSTA, nme guns; ;
the Ocuble-ender WinooSki, seven guns (already en-
guns.
The squadron will be commanded by q Com
mander, with the rank OF Acting Rear-Admiral. The
squadron is TO leave for their rendezvous, Eastport
maine, by the Both inst, and viii remain at that
place until the Eehian excitement therels at an end
after which 1t will proceed TO the Gulf of st Law.
renee, Bay Chaleur, and other points on the British
North American coast, to protect the American
fishing vessels.
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ST. ANDREWS, N. b. April AZ There is a good
deal of excitement at this point. Volunteers are
focking from ali quarters. Her Majesty steamship
Rosario IS lJ ing in port.
The Lieutenant-Governor and suite are expected
BY the train from Fredericton tins evening. The
Governor comes to mOet regiment of regulars,
two companies of artillery, and company OF en-
1neeTs. due at this port from Halifax tomorrow
morning.
Business here is almost entirely suspended.
The New Brunswiok House OF Assembly ad-
journed yesterday TOR one month The incoming
Government is to be composed of Messrs. WilmOt.
Fisher Tilley Mitchell Wiliston, McClelland, and
COnnel An election of these officers is eX pected in
a few days 1t Is said positively that the new Gov
ernment will suspend the hdbeGs corpus.
EAsTPoRT, Me, April II "A schooner loaded
with arms, consigned to b. Doran Kilian, was
sezed on her arrival at this port this morning but
after several hours detention and an investigation
by the Custom House officers was released. In
structions have been received by the authorizes
from Washington to strictly enforce the neutrality
laws.
Mr.. Killian addressed a meeting at Calais last
night at which he stated that the Fenlaps had not
come to invade the provinces. His speech has
o lcited much apprehension, but increased the mys
tery as to objects of the FenIan movements here.
A large delegation of Fenians arrived by the boat
to. day,
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TWO TABLESPo oONsFUL of the Extract OF sarsa-
parlla added pint water Is equal TO the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal 10 gallon of the
syrup OF SarsapRTla the decOction usually made
sary 10 prepare 1t fresh every day and the syrup is still
more Objectionable, Il Is weaker than the decocton;
Tor uid saturated with Is susceptible of holding
IN solution much less eXtractive matter than water
alone and he syrup Is otherwise Objectionable for the
patient is frequently nRuseated, and his stomach
1eted by the large proportion OF he Is obliged to
take with each dose of sarsapaa and which Is OF no
nse whatever, except to keep the decOcton from spoil
ing Here the advantages and superiority of the Fluid
Extract In a comparative view are strkingy manifest
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scrofuous, mercural, and syphhtc diseases destroy
whatever part they may attack. = thousands die
nually protraced diseases this class and from
the abuse of mercury. Visit any hospital, and
ION The system best essts the nroads of these
diseases by a 1udicious combination of TOnics.
Pelmbod's Eighy concentrated Fluid Extract ar
aaparla is Tonic the greatest value-arresting the
most nVeterate after the glands DESTROYED
and the bones already affected. This Is the testimony
OF thousands who have used and prescribed for
Has
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NEW York, April 16.-The Cotton Market is duu
excited: State 81 1908 90j Ohio, esS6&ll 76;
Western, ST,16@8 s6i southern is 15@SOc betteri
goo barrels sold q eQi Cenade -Four Is log
\ 66el0c heherj hslw6oiuo Cluh, inferior to good,
81 e8i No. 4 1fiiwr 70, ~ $50 3iS7; white Canada,
81 ee. Corn quier. Dut held ffiner. Oats advanced
To- Beet QGstS. PORK quiet at S26 Lard un-
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