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Brushes.

I ST received, a flesh stock ofsHair, Tooth. ca
~ Shoe, White Wash, Seru b and house Brushes. .:
-.g ]. II. q a
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advertisements
j. .BICKHAM'S
New Boot, Shoe, Hat and
LBATEIER STORE
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT IN Patterson. Block,
ST. ClairsviIIe, Ohio.

r HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE EAST with
L large sgd well selected siosk Of Boos, shoes and
have also Hats Of yatioas finds, together with Sole
Leather, Fseneh sge PhilsdsIphis Calf skins, OIL
Dressed Morocco, Kid skinsi ~roppinss Innings. Shoe
DoB6t fsfgetM s dass. BesMM r siefsea's build
Ing. iorssrly occupied By Z, Wiley
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DissoImtton of Partmership

The CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing be-
i tween Rius Il Pickering is dissolved by mutual
consent. D.
ment. w, r.. RlTIS,
apr5-3ws iSAAC
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION at the usual
plsce on Saturday, April IS, 1856.
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A GOOD WAY to abolish the credit system is to
make short payments; and, us l have TO pay my
bills in thirty days from the timo / purchase goods, I
want pers ons having unsettled accounts with me. from
six months TO three years. to call and settle up without
further notice. Gmr2ol JAMES OSBORNE,
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JAMES OSBORNE,
Grocer & Produce Dealer,
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, OHIO.
@n <~D PER YEAR, We

want Agents every
Tbrre new kinds. Under and upper feed Warranted
1--WE wears. Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold in the United states Tor less
Wilson, Grover l. Baker, Singer X Co. and Bachelor
All other cheap machines are heterogeneous and the
seller or user are liable 10 arrest, hne, ana imprison-
mnn,. Circulars free. Address or call upon Shaw &
Clark, Biddeford. Maine. OF at No. $50 Broadway, New
York No. 238 Carter 81, Philadelphia, Pa; No. IA
Lom5ard's Block. Chicago, Ill. No. 40 West Fourth
81. Cincinnati, o. or No. 8 Spaulding's Exchange
Buffalo, N. Y. laii'iy
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AMANDA HARRIS and Samuel Harris her hus-
~ band, Elizabeth Williamson and John vii lam
son her husband. Fer tinand Glass. Washington Glass,
SANFORD Glass, Lurretia Glass, Alexander Glass, John
Glass, and the children names UNKNOWN OF William
Glass, deceased. Will take notice that, on the 10Th day
of February, 1896, Margaret Glass filed in the Court oil
Common Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio, her petition,
dover to her as widow OF Aaron Glass. deceased. M
the Southwest quarter Of Sec. 81, Range S, Township
o. and in a tract in The Northwest quarter Of The same
section-containing 1854 acres, more particul ariy de-
scribea in said petition, and being the laads Of which
said Aaron Glass died seized.
Said defendants are required TO answer by the I'd day
Of June next.s a MAHGAHET GLASS.
April ~, 1S66.ow
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Financial Statement.

AMorSr OF NOTES N OBLIGATIONS IN
~ TREASURY.
WIN. Danah, uo,e. with interest iron March, a, ~
isei pr,neipsi d.,.d De-. 80 h iss7, wlth '.
i,teres b 4 per ct, payable substantially LIZ ~
Upom which Is a credit, July istte63, OIL 1000 w
Dsui. Peek. receipt for note on d lsn,d.gs al ~
""SA II. s. CLARK, Aaditos
AMOS GLOVER, Treasurer.
laaMsrsh 500. 2siedo san 'HslI 4i-H
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NNTN

CF you want repairing Of any kind in the Thinning
J. LINE done proHntly and reasonably; call on
Iulp26 NUN HAhhls
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House and Lot for Sale.

OFFER q SALE a House and rvo Lot, .,
Il Glepcoe' be mont Contty, Ohio. The honse /. a
new One-story frame, with two rooms. Lots undst
fence Suitable for eay persos desih W TO carry OF any
mechanical bu mess Terms sa0 cssh
APPS CHARLES Mccoy
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advertisements.
HIGH PRICES VETOED!
JOHN MILLER

ID RsPECTFUfLY informs hi friends and the pub.
" lie that he has removed his boot and Shoe
shop 10 the saloon room Of the National Hotel, 7
opposite the Cour House. where he will con-
tinu- 10 manufacture In order all kinds Of wofkN 49,
manship. pr
Boot: and Shoes repaired promptly aud a, red.sed
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Belmont Co. Agricul. Sbciety.

THERE will be a meeting Of the Board Of Manager.
Il OF said Society Of st ClairsvIle, On Saturday, April
2lst, s1 O'Clock p. ".
As important business IL 10 be transacted. Il Is desir.
able that there be 4 full attendance Of the members.
spri2 JNo duncan, Sec'y.
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faeLDEN syRUP.-A No. l article, ies ss,s a
u nrs ,,,,r I,lt-qga 9eeoSNsA
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Eighth Quarterly Report OF the
First National Bank, st. Clairs-
vile Ohio.

SHOWING its condition OIL he naning Of lbs fSsi
- Monday Of April, lSGd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25

WOMEN, CLERGYMEN AND EDToRs.-A New
York paper says:
Rev. Leonard Bacon, of New Haven, who has
lately returned from q tour through the Southern
States says, in a lecture on their condition. that
Of all Southerners, the women and the clergy are
the most malignant, and that he would have been
glad if President johnson had added to the classes
excepted from amnesty the preachers of all de-
nomination and the editors Of newspapers Every
one Of them should have been obliged to file a
statement of his antecedents with his application
for pardon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

" CJyt,'sVStVsJ
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JAMES WRIGHT,
coMMIss HIET,
"a LIZ GarondeIet street.
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought aras sold
ADVANCES made on eonsIgnments to A. R. Mcaaster 4
Bro, Liverpool; Caldwell Ellsworth, Wall street. Ne~ York
GTEwART, GALnREATm ~ FIzsR,
T HEFAEr ~ ny join w asasss
Commission Merchants.
AND COTTON rAcToRs
40 Union Street,
New ORLEANS. f
rALBREaTIF, STEWART q CO.,
CIV. B. GALBEEATH, late of Meacham aa,brsash; WIN.
STEWART, ANDREW STEWART, Of Des Arc, Arkansas;
JOHN G. FIzER. Of Pamela county, asa.3
Wholesale Grocers,
AND COTTON FACTORS
No. ga Front stress,
Between Union and Monroe,
MsMrHIs, Tgrs. -
WILLIAMS q BLACK,
CRANK ". WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER G. sLAcKJ
Commission Merehants,1
1 81 BEAVER STREET NEW YORK
IcHALMERs 81 boom
"a. h. CHALMERS, U. s. BOON,
COTTON FACTORS
And Renerai Commission Merehaasss
NO. 1873 GRAvIER STREET.
| New Orleans.
VEM. EDWARDS Il co..
wM EDwARDs-EDwARD J. aAYo
Commission Merchants,
| Is customhouse street, New oreans
| JOSEPH HI. OGLEsHY,
tLATE oGLEsBY MAcAgLAYa 4
@ Comnission Merchant,
| NOS 6, 10 AND II TcHouPIToUI.As sTHERr,
| NEW ORLEANS u
NICKNAME BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS &
| No. 40 Broad Street, New York.
CASH advances made shipments to the above house by
/ JOSEPH b. oGLEsBY,
| g. 70 and q Tchoup.salas street.
PEN. ToLEDANo.
| COMMISSION MERCHANT, n
| ~ ,~ rr, ..4 w. r,,
y. GATE OF AUSTIN, TExAs,)
General Gommlssion Merchant,
NO. IS cARoNDELET STREET, CORNER OF UNION,
. NEW ORLEANS.
PERKINS g. respeefny solicit Che patronage of their
former correspondents and their friends generally for Mr.
NJ SWENsON who continues the General Commission bust
ness at their old Office assisted by the undersigned and oher
formerly connected with the house.
; X - 5000 5000
w s1AA 111 - = = : = &
C. P. WHITMAN, "a. 9. WHITMAN, f. ". WHITE
II MANI
wace,vang. Eorxvara,rg.
and
! ! : : "
GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, LIME. CEMENT
sAlhs' eve,
'<>@ 1850 :.
solicit 1sas.a! . e5 s.=a. q. g %@a
r. L. K0uNs d HRo,
&c. L. KouKs, BEN. B. KoUKs,
eenefal oo"nlssion Mereh'h.s'
oi-1A'0'
l.. s.s,- AND DEALERS IN
FANCY GROCERIES. BOAT AND BAR STORES.
| No. 50 Common street, New Orleans
5.
from the Ievee, solicited.
Particular attention given to Receiving and Forwardi
af %bsral Cash Advances made on consignments.
Il
l..
COMMISSION MEhoHAN4,
For tho sale of =
,nao1 ,rn1,ro rrw o,Ir.po
- ua.,sr.oto,v r.,eran.es o,von
IN II HEBRON. Es Il ~
4 T. cOMMJssJoNt MERCHANT 1-E
~ No ? sroRy Bu11p1na.
opposite CITY hotei corner camp ana
NEW oBLEANs.
Liberal aovances maae on Sonsgnmenss Oh oo'Son' guy
" . -, ,,,,o m =, IVY
j NO. ~. SA11As ~ W Gf.ENNSS ~ " e-''
PORT TAyAcA MATAGoRpA BAY TEXAS
h"f"Hns ''n .upEAGEns M 49, = - '-'A 49,
ozppp.r ,,Epcu.NnTap Am couNrRy ppnnuc
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The following letter was addressed to a gentle
man If ST Louis:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-25

ID w. a. h. RICHA II DsON, ATTORNEYS AT
II Law Monroe La Twelfth Judicial Dstrict-Terms OF
Court: Morehouse, first Monday OF March and septemhsr
Ouachita fourth Monday Of March and September caldwell
third Monday April October Franklin first Monday
May November Caahoua fourth Monday of May and
November.
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE =

<.pcCEnx.,e, :
fAAs'CsSIsaE1fs AMI PRODUCE.
wETarK eurxv 3, 70 ---=E
W
% "11hfH' 49, g Df'h"' 2. y hoBslAst
!" h"iesaie 1roeefs anu CONCENTRATION ' Mer-
=, $500, 3. .,1,.,..
= - - = = 80. :
TH0s. n WATTS a. co.,
Somm,s.ao. ngerehant.
# ~
'''et' -aon's o'"'iy . A4apa'Aa si8
81 roce and for the purchase
Advances. mad. =, .on.,,n.,.
GIVEN, WATTS Co. New orl.an..
WITS, CRANE i 90, ~ yovr
W. C WATTS 4 co ravernao, 81
B'D"n'1' rArs1 : g
q. srDwELrA E G PAYNE J. y. RarSzs
:.
+ w noiesa1e "roeers ana Provision Dealersst
----- ---eoe-sDu.@s s.-ss., view or,eaaa .-
j w. 6osLhE'
WHOLESALE aHocEK
AND
I Coz.missioa Merchant,
NO. FRONT END AND 10 FULTON sTREEfA
.-4- New 0IleaaA
m nAvYv 80
u. -5E57i'5 M
WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERGHANf.I
No. 81 CoxKoN AND n CANAL e1R1xH |
rsn1 resumed busnsss at nv Old stsnd rssoscttu,y
~ !, snd "a $500.
: d. Z BtYLY.
--------
THE UNDERsIGNEDs HAVING ENTERED THE /
service # a. BAYLY respectfully solcts tie business ii
and former customers Orders for or
:. px,. ,, -. ~ ,s,.on i .4tent;on
Z. ,,,,x,,,,,,
Formerly OF Goodrfch = -.
-- -
Ii =
''eA'''A'' : N.~-N' - N,s'ef' : !,
No 4, f.orron and ~ Cana, strest.
r q q. =. CORR Z. CO..
goaR H9bB, y +; nDsSs a i aha hbyo
=. - = , y $50 = - '
PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMISSION MERcHANFs,
A. M mariner, Agent
49, oenaenmenaa s0ie,seo. saa olee1s pselnps5 nl.ee
IL A1A,1 - = = = =
y. Ahpis' q l.l DAn
" .-s- .,.....- $500.
,T,rrs rJa,rops rTr
No. 81 PoYDRAS STREET. NEAR NEW LEvEE,
New orleana
n .. WILLIAMS,
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9e,p ORLEANS 4ailg Grtstent,
A Letter from Gen. Sterling Price.

$ The following letter was addressed to a gentle
man IF St Louis:
CoRDovA, MEXICO Dec l6, 1865
Mn Deo- Sir--Your kind and much esteemed
favor of the 18th alt, was handed me few days
SINCE and noSy proceed to answer it, in camp
and without shelter, but upon my own six hundred
and forty acres, neal the town of Cordova, and
the railroad leading from Vera Cruz to the City of
Mexico: The lands in this vicinity are not sur,
passed by any Of the Platte lands in fertility of
soil and in the finest climate ever saw, the ther-
mometer never above ninety degrees or below
seventy, and in full view of mountains covered
with perpetual snow. am gratifed to be able to
say that as soon as the survey was completed, the
thirty Confederates now here unanimously ten
/ dered me choice of sections
i think | have made a judicous selection. /
have donated to the colOnsts twenty four acres
for a town sight on rushing stream Of water and
by large spring of excellent water. We have
laid off the ground into town lots and named it
Carotta, after the Empress, and we are all now
our houses. write my family to-day to join me
here as soon as they raise the means to do so.
cannot think of returning to the States and be
required to ask pardon for the action took in the
struggle. / am entirely satisfied with the part
took. would do the same again under similar
circumstances / did all that my talents enabled
me to do to avert the calamity of war. was not
secesaionist; but when the struggle came, did
not hesitate to take the part of the South
I pray to God that my fears for the future Of the
South may never be realized; but when the right
is given to the negro to bring suit TESTIFY before
courts and vote in elections, you all had better be
s in Mexico.
: There is no doubt of the stability of this govern
ment; French troops are arriving every week, and
the marauding bands that have invaded the coun
try for ages past fast being exterminated; nc
quarters are given.
i. When the character Of our lands is we'll under
stood, immigration will be fixed fact under any
circumstances, and the finest lands that can now
be procured at low rates, will command larger
prices. My neighbor, Mr. Fink, a man of science
cultyates eighty acres in coffee with ten hands
and sold his last years crop for $4,000 His coffee
field shaded with every variety of fruit trees, il
apple, is the most beautiful sight have ever seen
/ am, dear sir your friend, truly,
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician


ia MIDDLE STREET.
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
WHEKE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he =
permanently located in this city. During the three
years we have been in this city we have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried otner forms OF treatment in vain and curing
patenS IN SO snort time that the question is otter
will say that all that do not stay cured we
doctor the second time without CHARGE
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic dseases;u
the head, neck, or extremities; CONSUMPTION Wber
IN the acute stages where the lungs are not full,
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofua hi
diseases, white swelngs spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, Historic limbs
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas' Dance deafness stam
ton, constipation and liver complaint, peso as
every case that can be presented; asthma bronahs
tbs, structures OF the chest, and al, forms Of femo1o
complaints. ttt.t s.-ft N.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity the lame and the law
iy Of youth; the heated brain is cooled; the frost.
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities ~.
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright the blemishes OF
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmature lite
prevented; the calamtes Of old age obvated and an
active circulation maintained.
ne3 DIES $50
Who have cold hanCs and feet; weak stomachs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache: iiz.:-
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back
leucorrhGa, Tor whites); falling fthe womb with in
terna cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that LONE
trainof diseases will find in Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profiIse
mensruation and all OF those long line Of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific.
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigor of health. = -
TEETH . TEETH! TEETH!
DR.. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for reset.
ting he would give polite invitation to CALL
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES Tor sale
for family use, with thorough instructions.
ID. d. can accommodate few patients with board
ynd treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. VI. to 12 ri; from 1
to 9 P. NJ, and to in the evening.
CONSULTATION Free. aov1tt
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DWELLING Houses and land at auction. On
~ WEDNESDAY, August 29th ut 2. NJ, nn the
premises The two storicd wooden dwelling, No. 60
York ST. Honsc recently built, IS in thorough repair
las 10 finished rooms, anu arranged for the convcn-
ience Of one or two families. The lot is about 50
by so feet.
At halfrast three o'clock on the premises tie three
stored Brick Dwelling. together with the land, wes-
tcrly corner OF DANF0RTH AND WINTER Sts.
House well built convenient, and in good oIdcr. Has
ii inlslcd rooms, gas, water, ccmcntcd cellar, and IN
every respect a desirable Iiete OF prof. crty.
AT four O'Clock en- tho premises the two sforicd
wooden dwelling. No. 224 CUMBERLAND Street.
between Casco and Oak Streets. Tbs IS nice COM
fertablc house situation good and handy to business
Lot abont 3GNe10.
For terms and conditions of sale. call oil the Auc-
nonecrs. augz3-td
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CAPE ELIZABETH BATH ROOMS.
~ Tho subscriber begs leave to in orm the citizens
Of Port nd and the public in general. that he IN
tends opening his Bath Rooms at the Mineral
Spring; situated on Cape Elizabeth half or three
quarters of mile from the bridge leading from the
+: s. q p. Railroad. this Saturday afternoon. They
Will be opened every Sabbath forenoon, where the
er Baths hot cold, at any hour Of the day. There
is 80 Restaurant in connexion with the establish
ment. 4ka p Ai
N. B. Further particulars next week.
ju21.dtf ISAAC BARNUM. 2
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TRANSPORTATION eneberdaag !!

MO more Sky-blue headsi No more turning away
PEAsES t We VEG sI s'' HAIR AIR Fri RENEWER
will restore faded and gray hair pei fecty natural (no
yellow; it will arrest its falling off at once it covers
cures any disease Of the scalp and sick headache; it
is the best coloring and dressing combined, in the
land. Beautifully pertumed. Try bottle. H. III.
Hay g Co. and Messrs. Crosman & Co, sell it in any
! antilles, -, june29d3m q
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a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON STATE STREET AT
A Ut G. TIL O. N +!
On Itsesd0y, 4atg,, 2Sth,

AT 10 O'Clock on the promises
Lib that lot OF ground and improvements, situated
"a on state street: between Fruit aud Otis streets.
dne iot tlonts State street 2nn feet back about
improvements tSe. 1s2 Stale ST. Consist III :, large
two story and attic dwelling with a two story FIJI and
Barn-main house 3sXGJ Ell q Mono 4 AIe(;rcr-
or Furnace heating the entire housc-bricl. and &c
tho entire house, inside shutters to most nil tbe
rooms and tainted and papered in the costlicst man
ner within the last few months.
Immediately alter the sale OF the house. all Of the
superior furniture in said house. Wcmaine in part-
ParlOr and Library Furniture.
Brussels and Tapestry Brussels Carpets, suit of
Walnut Parlor Furntnrc in Green Velvet viz -
Ictc-t tctc Jim Chair Ladies' Chair and four Side
Chairs, Marble Top Centre Table. heavily Carved:
Eydge1e timely carved with glass back, Lounge and
Sldo Chairs, in black liar Cloth. Mirrors &c.
t.. Dining Room.
Tapestry brussels Carpet, very costly Walnut Side
Extension Table, leaves, Oa;S Chairs Esd06Te, Mir
Tor. Clock &c
Hall.
Tapestry Brussels Carpet, Hat Racks &c.
Chamber Furniture.
Two full sets ofhcavly carved Walnut Furniture.
with marble tols consisting of Bureau, DctIslcad,
wash Stand, Commodc, Rocker and Side Chairs,
thice-ply carpets &c.
Ono suit o. Oak Furniture, trimmed with carved
walnut, and marble tops.
ALSO.
One suit Chestnut Furniture, with Marble tops;-
together with Brussls and three rly Carpets Oil Cloth
anu In,lia Mating. Hair Mattresses, Beds and Bed
ding. Spring Mattresses, FIencl China Toilet Ware,
Curtains Blinds, Dinner Sets &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.


ON TUESDAY August 2sth, ut oc.ock P. NJ. VIC
~ shall sell the valuable THREE 81 DRY BRJCk
iioOSE NO. IA Brown street. This house Is finished
Irnughout and is in thorough rcp1ir, coed cellar,
goa water pleasantly ard centrally located and very
desirable for n residence
HENRY BAILEY & Co.. Auctioncers
ausis-td 17G FUro Street.
Genteel Furniture at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, August oSih at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
" at house No. ~ Bracket street. known rs the
e. f. Croker house. all the furniture in said house.
consisting Of Chamber Sctis. Three lily Chamber
Stair and Oil Carpets, Black Walnut Parlor Sett Sofa
Easy Chairs &c. Marble top Table, What Not
Lounge. Nrrnrs, Bcdsealls, Parlor Curtains Cook
ing Stoves. Window Shades and fixtures. Extension
Liable, Toilet, Work, Center Dining and Kitchen Ia
Dies .,. orockcry, Stonc Wood ami Iron Ware, Re-
ii neIi,,n, %e. with the kitchen furniture.
NV r. LUIS furniture is nearly new, being little used
,uc,7 HENRY DAITEY & Co., Auciionccrs,
- ""e-'-N 1IG Fore Street.
Piano at Auction.
ME shall sell at auc' ion on Tn sd,v next ostb
w inst, at 10 a. NJ, with an the other House
noid furniture, Carpets, Table Ware &c SC at
House No. 40 Bracket St .s' w. w. ~
One Edwards Seven Octave Piauo.
A superior instrument nearly new. Tho hou.s
will be opened at A NJ; the sale will begin 81 10
Piano viii be sold at 12M. vs." at w.
HENRY BAILEY & CO.. Auctopccrs
Portland. Aug 2I-dtd
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The Safest Safe.

rT,iITON s. MCFARLAND desire TO call attention
~ ny M. 1o,ia ,,,nI.o tos, ,, , sno
those of any other Manufacture. Three of the i'm
proved saics were tested by the atc fire 1.-TWO i'll The
o;licn OF Wcssrs. Churchill, Brown 81 Manson, and
ono in The office OF Mcssrs. Harris & Warehouse, the
nl1cr fell ,pon two tons of COAL which was Ill con-
snmcd. and remained there fifteen days, and when
taken out still too hot 70 hane) all saving their
conents.
much larger numher of Safes made by T. &
McF preserved their contents better than those of
any other manufacture. For sale at ITO Sudbury St
Boston,, and ct the store OF Messrs. EMERY &
wATERHOUSE, Portland. aug1d1m
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FGEEMANs NATIONAL BANK,
AUGUSTA MAINE. March Goth. 1Gl,(.

FEEEMANs NATIONAL BANK,
AUGUSTA, MAINE, March 2cth, 1G0G
Neac Eng. Fels Gcofn0 Co.: -l
Yours at hand. in reply, would say that. 1862, VIC
used "Warrens Roofing" Oil our Eank building
l55 80 IT, 1t gave perfect satisfaction, and continl-
cd perfectly tight until the great fire Of September,
1sC5, at which time ours, with many other buildings
were destroyed. We have Encc erected another,
which y covered with .WaHons' I,ooing," believing
II to DC INC best Kind Of Hooiing botll protection
against Fire and Water. The Ire aras co,nas, Gated
70 oav building fran sbe DcLst IN the rear, .rel9h The
door and rindoars; not through ,heToQf.
Yours respectfully.
w, w. IIiLLErT President
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-27

DATa, MO-, April luti, lcbos
Nec Eng. Eel. Ioofag Co.:
have used Waren's Improved Fire and Water
Proof Rooting lin covering the main building OF the
Bath HOTEL brick structure, four stories gi1 for
TWELVE YEARS past. Although at the time it was
considered but impeIiectly covered; there has been
ance do not see why il will not answer its purpose
as long the building itself will stand. The expense
TO me was about the sharp roof covered with
shingles, which would no doubt havc required new
covering by tbs lime. believe it to be The cheapest
and most durable Roofing used in this vicinity, ard
should use it on any class Of buildings, in preference
to oil others.
Yours. &c.,. CYRUS VI. PLUMMEE,