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ONE of the celebrated Fairbanks scales has
just been put up for Mr.. j. IL Poor. The fine
finish and delicate adjustment Of these scales
are worthy of examination. They cost $500.
Mr.. j ii. Poor IS arranping for extensive bust
ness in COAL Christian Mirror
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DIED.

In this city, Oct q, George A.. son of Thomas and
Mary Burgess aged years Z months.
In Georgetown, Oct. IL, Miss Rebecea A. Lewis
aged Is years months. 10y ! - Ia -
In Webster. Oct. 20, Capt. Peter Garcelen aged
70 ears II months. 49,
In West Farmngdale, Oct s. Ebenezer Cannon.
aged 81 years.
IN arkman, MI. Joseph BurrelI. aged so years.
A. s. and Lydia Laid. aged months YfN
In Galveston, Oct. 1, of yellow fever I.obert e.
Brown, OF Bath aged 20 years. + = :
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The Old Guard, edited by G.. Chauncey
Burr, takes its Copperheadism straight with
no infusion of qualifying diluents. 1t is the
"plain devil all over, and is at no pains to
steal the livery of Heaven like some of its con.
temporaries. Tho following is one of its latest
gems: IL .ta5f tt,,r sbf.s f,..s-.. ,f,,r 70
Abraham Lincoln was, without doubt, the
most fatal man that ever lived upon this earth,
and in fonr brief years did more evil to man
kind than the worst man that ever lived ac-
complished in lifetime. The cause be led is
the most unnatural, impious, and sinful that
has ever afflicted the world, and the means of
its accomplishment the Uiiest, most dishonest
and deUiish tkdt ever degraded race, stain
ed the earth since time began. On the contrary,
the real Though not assumed) cause led By
jefferson Davis is the noblest, most beneficent
true, and glorious cause that men ever battled
for on this earth, and the means employed
were the grandest, most Christian, ard chival-
roIs ever witnessed in the worlds history. %
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

On Thursday, Mr.. r. A. Brown, was brought be-
fore the Commissioner charged with carving on the
business OF a contractor without taking out lis In
ternal Revenue license. He pleaded ignorance of the
law, and was let off upon payment of costs and TAX
ing out his license, sea
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

PERsoNAL-We had the pleasure of call
yesterday from Mr.. Potter Of Westerly, r. l.,
manufacturer OF presses, who, it will be recol-
lected, four years ago broke one of his legs in
our office by a fall, so badly that it had to be
amputated below the knee. He has supplied
himself with so excellent a substitute that no
one would be aware that he had false limb
He is inexcellent health and spirits and moves
about as rapidly,as ever, attending to his bust
ness in the most faithful manner.
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New MARRIAGE Cuid.

4n Essrgfor Young Men, on Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases, inc dent TO Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impediments to MARIE
ter envelopes free OF charge Address. Dr. j. Skill
LIN lIOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadei-
phia, Pa. Sept 26-dS WIN sN
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Masonic HALL--The Masonic Hall, on Ex-
change street, will be thrown open for exhibi-
ton to the public, if the weather is pleasant,
from o'clock A. M. to 5 o'clock p NJ to-day,
and from7 to 8 o'clock this evening"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

g. IL. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tentiou to Dsea OF the Eye. No. 3013 Congress ST.
Office hours from IL A. M. TO p. Nj.
MAY 18. SStf fu si .a
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WE see by the Springfield Republican that
our townsman, Mr.. j. w. Adams, has lately
invested $10,500 in real estate in that city. He
was in town last evening, and adversises his
fruit trees, Sc. in to-day's paper. His numer-
Gus customers here will govern themselves ac-
cOrdingly. az
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,. A ast Joha, NJ a'tA INST, eslss Ysrs Yofs,


Sch ) S Lewis. OF I.Ovkiand, carried AWAY how
spirit and received other damage by coils on n He'll
Gate, fr day FORENOON. She returned TO New York
TOR repairs 81
Sch Walton, Durham. from Savannah, went
ashore on the brea. ers on Cumberland Spit nth
inst owing 10 Ign, rane1 of the plot. She WAS as
sis ri of ne st day b. L cutter NahsemOnd and
towel into Swash Channel.
Se. Advance ;.om Boston OF and Tor ChsTryiield,
returned 10 g 18th Tor re pairs, having lost mainmast
OFF Cane EiiZGbpth on the y2l.
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BUTCHERS.
10 10
SUMMARY.


sf elaa butchers, D . 4-22. Nkaliss $.
The Butchers have played three match
games, beating the Westbrook Club, Scrub
Nine and Eons, and will now retire from the
lists for the season.
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A CURIOUS CAsE.-The facts appearing in
the following narrative were disc losed in the
trial of case before the United States Com
missioner's Court in New York:
An ex-marshal is charged with having con-
spired with other parties, while in the govern
ment service, to obtain the release of a prison.
er from the State ofMaine accused of counter
feIting. The plan Of tine deputy marshal, who
was to receive seven hundred dollars for his
services, is alleged to have been this. Under
his directions a room was hired in Blocker
street and fitted up with limited quantity of
machinery, dies, and sheets of counterfeit pos
tai currency, SO as to present the den of a
counterieiter. Then the deputy, with party
of officers not in the secret, made a descent
upon this room and boldly Selling upon the inn
plements and the currency carried them off =
A little stir was made about it in the newspa-
pers and the innocent officers prided them
selves upon having done rather good thing.
Inc deputy marshal was then to have made
known to the authorities that the prisoner
hao impaired to him the valuable information
On winch he acted and it was expected that
ene government would in return release the
prisoner. It IS charged, however, tt at the mar
shai only carried the plot far enough to re-
ceive the seven hundred dollars ana then 1e
manned contented with the work he had done
much TO the disgust of the prisonar yvbo yyo .
pining for liberty. The device wos 60 ne
NOUS that if there had really been homer anon q
the thieves, it would probably have su ,ceeded
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

) TAX PAYERS, if they would avoid a jam and
save the discount, should not wait until Thurs
day, the day when the discount expires but
should step to the Treasurers office and nav
them now -,
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One of the stranges hallucinations ON rec
ord is that of Hugh Mcclure of Boston, re-
Gently arraignod for ehohing his vito Ellen
while under the influence of intoxicating
liquors to which he is much addicted. HUI Oh
protested that he was never drunk in his life
and straugest of all, that for ten years he had
upheld the flag of his country, and was in If
teen battles under Mcclellan Giving the
"sre 1t. Ur1ady" credit for Rosecrans' battles in
West Virginia, and that which he fought on
board the gunboat at Harrson's Landing, he
is not entitled to that number. However
Hugh's imagining are NOT stranger than those
of politicians who dream that Little Mac"
will be more successful as Presidential can
ddate i'm 1868 than he was in 1864. ID i1.- -'
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant ~ ines

So highly recommended by PHYSICIANS NAV he
POUNDS wholesale at tbs drug stores of W. w. Whip-
pie q Co., I'll. Il. Hay. w. F. Phillips & Co., II. T..
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. janl2sndly
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NEW MANUFACTURING CoMPANY.-A COM
pany has been formed in this city for the bust
ness of manufacturing KimbalPs jump-seat
carriages. Thes capital stock is $4,000, one
half OF which has been taken by G. P. Kim
ball, Esq, the inventor, and the balance is Ia
ken up in this city. The business is to be I'M
der the general direction OF Mr. Kimball with
Mr.. John Gould as Secretary and Treasurer.
A lot OF land on the corner of Cumberland and
Preble streets has been secured and buildings
for the mandatory are now going up. tits
expected to be in operation about the first OF
December, and will give employment to about
fifty hands. AGe CT Efa -
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THE price of tickets for the grand ball
to be given Monday evening at City Hall
has been fixed ati$5 Instead of $40, as hereto
fore announced This is far better as it brings
them within the reach of many who would
think $10a little exorbitant. tsf
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Doors, saoRs AND RunsERs.-Small store I;
small expense; small profits and quick sales;
at No. Free street. 500 f..-.
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Mr. Avian Griffin of Kennebunk, who a
"eeh or TWO ago started from Cape Porpoise
% take hshlng boat to Moosom river has not
oeen heard from A few days since one of the
sans ana some pieces of the boat were found on
the beach. He leaves wife and child
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

POOR judges cannot fail to obtain good
cigar at Schlotterbeck & Co.'s.
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The banks in this city propose to close at II
O'Clock on Monday next, and parties having
notes due on that day will please settle them
before that hour s--t.E ..F
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

CONSOLATION, by Meyer, on exhibition at
Geyer & Co.'S is to be rafled Lovers of art
should step in aud secure a chance.
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A"RuMP PREsIDENT.n-The Sfollowingis a
good point made against the President by an
eminent Republican. guas.l-t t.tIstr. 81

eminent Republican guase.a4i ests6s I 50
The President has denounced Congress (and
in this he is copied by his Democratic follow
ers) as guilty of usurpation. There is phrase
which our enemies have applied to us that
dislike to name in this presence; but it is the
chief gem of Democratic literature in this con-
test, and therefore must refer to it. This
Congress is called a "Rump Congress-" I have
this to say in response-that il we have a
Rump Congress because these rebels are not
yet allowed to legislate for this land which
they sought to destroy, we have got Rump
President, too-elected by the same voters, byy
the same States, by the same people, precisely,
that elected this Congress. And what is more,
when he swung around the circle talking
about this Congress being an illegal body,
hanging" he said, as it were, on the verge Of
the Government" / have this to reply, that
if this Congress is an illegal body, then he has
himself taken money illegally from the Treas
ury. The Constitution which he has sworn to
support declares that no money shall be taken
from the Treasury except by appropriation by
law. This Congress has voted him, tor the
last two years, $4,000 as President of the Uni
ted States, and every month he has gone to the
door of your Treasury and drawn his monthly
salary, by virtue of this law passed by this
Congress. And if this is not a legal Congress,
he has certainly robbed that money from the
Treasury, and should be compelled to refund it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

CLOTHES sponging, repairing and dying in
the most faithful manner, by H. Palmer, No !
Union street.
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ScHLoTTERBEcK & Co. are selling Chaus-
sier's Empress for the hair at rs cents bottle
warranted genuine.
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State Items.

MONDAY is to be a holiday with the children
of the public schools. See advertisement.
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REMEMBER those oysters for Sunday dinners
at Timmons & Halves. They are nice. We
have tried them. t.4a.aIct r-.
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MERCANTILE FAILURES IN NEW YORK.
Special DISPATCHES to the Boston papers state
that reports of mercantile failures Thursday
increased the growing mistrust in mercantile
paper. The failures of two heavy firms en-
gagged in the cotton, tea and hemp trade were
reported in the afternoon. -a tas sfsd8
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BOGLE'S
Enamel Complexion Powder,
TuE SFCRFT OF REAJITy

new, elegant and agreeable preparation fl
beautilying the complexion and rendering it fre.h,
clear, pure ard of marble delcacy, yet entirely free
from anything which possibly be injurious to Che
cuiic.e II eradicates tan discoloralions and all
eruptive affections of the skin. One trial will decide
its complete superiority any other article (eiher
liquid or powder,) whether of foreign or home manu-
facture, Price 80 cents. w, BOYLE, ~
Wi rs and Hair Work. 2c2 WaslIir gtcn ST.. Boston.
October e. TT q S-dlm-sN
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BUSINESS Items.

RuBIoEL restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion oct182aw
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MIsTAKE.-The horse of Capt. Chase was
not stolen as announced yesterday morning,
but strayed and was found on the street by
Charles Mullen, and returned to Mr.. Chase the
next morning. 3 ika H.Ah
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
az - Ak~d ~ pREsS AZ tA INV =

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes.
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Andrews and
G. NJ. Curtis. '~ "' sAAo s"iii 70
A Blddeftrd,ot Plllsbury Bros. siasi.N 90
At Saeo OLE, 8. LOCKE and b, 8, Boul.ar
AZ Brunswick, Of W. r. Fields -l5
AT WateFville. OF j. 8. Carter. - g q, ig,as
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Z OBTAINING GooDs UNDER. FALSE PRETEN-
cEs.-In the Municipal Court yesterday, Jo-
seph Levy, clothing dealer, was brought up
on q complaint made by Mr.. J.. T. Lewis
wholesale dealer in this city, who charges that
on the 21st of September by fraudulently rep
resentIng that he was doing good business
and owed only about $500, he succeeded in OBJ
tanning about $500 worth of goods; whereas,
complainant alleges that Levy at that time
was owing more thar, $4,000, and since has gone
into bankruptcy.
Levy waived examination, through his coun-
sci, w. E. Morris, Esq, and furnished sureties
in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance at the
November term of the Supreme Judicial
Court NA@ M@
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Inc nludeiord Union says Charles E. Dun
heis Oh Newheld, in attempting lew DAVIS
ago 10 stop yoke of half tanned bulls from run
ming was trampled upon by the team. He
survived only two hours. laa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

THAT standing trial of national patience
ttial Of jeff Davis is again on the taps anu 20
being vigorously talked up There Is an az
pearance of earne stness in the present oisou'
sion of the question that may mean that we are
octnollv RI have a trial for treason. The gov
.ernment the counsel on both sides, and jeff
Davis himself, announce their readiness to pro-
caad at the next term OF the United States Cir
emit Court at Richmond. Chief Justice Chase
writes to Judge Underwood that be will be
present for one week after the begin.
ming Of the session on the 18th Of No
yember, but no longer, since the meet
ing OF the Supreme Court will demand
his presence at Washington at the expiration
OF that time. Now Dayis's bond does not re-
quire him to appear before the 10Th, and, II he
insists upon availing himself of the latitude IL
gives him, he need not go to Richmond tiii the
Chief Justice has departed. But 1t Is nhder-
stood that he will waive his rights III inns re-
soect, and is anxious to be arraigned before
both Judges. Their is no probability that the
result will be different from that of the Surratt
case--a disagreement of Jury. The panel
must be made exclusively from whites, and il
there can be found in Richmond a white jury
that " i'll convict traitor reconstruction is
more nearly consummated than anyone sup
poses it to be. i1'l r.''-nr ~
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THOSE PEARs.-In passing down Middle
street, we noticed in the windows of Clark &
Lowell's boot and shoe store as fine lot of
pears as ever our eyes were allowed to feast
upon. They were raised by Mr.. Breed, of Lynn
Mass. The largest weighs twenty ounces and
is twelve and a half inches in circumference;
and, Judging from its exterior appearance,
would improve on trrther acquaintance. No
person of ordinary appetite would ask for a
pair Of them bHa F0ii8eEuaB
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Melbourne pres TO Aug 30, ship Fred War
| rem HomewO0d, Calao. ..l..
At Port MabOu 2Ist ulh larIue Jiemuel Hoyes
Tor Malaga l1 3D. .uT-. -
SD I'm Queenstown sth inst ship syIvauus Elaneh-
arl. Aleady, from CalaC) tor Cork. IA Ee
Ar Al Acapulco ist inst, ship America Morse,
Hyw Yors.
a ArecibO, Pr, sth inst, sch AlcOra, Talbot tor
SID I'm Matangas 18th inst, brig AIinna TIaub,
True, Tor port North OF Hattoras
Ar 23d inst thy tell brig Minnie Miller, Anderson,
Ar at Havana 2ith inst, brig ncle Jerry, Norton
Ellsworth.
AT Surrnina bih inst, brig Moonlight, Small from
Boston. ar Sent m. .. - 81 =
Ar at Havana 10th ms. brig Lie Houghton. Nor
ton. Portland Antilles 1hestrup. Sierra MOrena
t1nd sid 9Th for Portland; i7tb, Kelley Douell,
CID 18th, brig I j Mcguire, Little6eld, Baltimore
In port 18th ship Caravan Maeoduek. unc; brigs
Hyperion. SimontOn: Kelley, Douel: j Polie-
do ilummer Llie Houehton Morton, and VIM u
Parks. Smmon' une; sch Nellie SiaIr, Foster do.
An az Cardena 10Th inst brig f a Todd, Maguire,
st George, NIB, tand cid tor MatanzasD r
40 atst John, I'D, 2lst ms, sch sts,ing, Hunter,
Portland.
CldI'th sch Industry. Bransesmf, Portland
tPer steamer China, at Boston.l .
CHI attiLNerpoel 10Th, Albe { Gallain, Delano
New York; Malleyilc. Waite, New Orleans; Tleo-
Ar ats Shields 10Th, Living Age, Mcclure, In5er-
goraen, 10 load Tor BON bay
on Iolyhead 9Th, Gertrude, Doane, from Liver
Sid I'm Queenstown 10th, Ocean Eagle, Luce, for
New York. fa
Ar at Ca.liz III inst, III Kennedy, Cover, from
Savannah, tand sailed 9th for Vigol
SID 5th. barque Eva I'll Fisk Emery. Vigo.
ar at I.nrt hahof 30th MI, Star King Anderson
MaTsees
CID at Gibraltar 4tli inst, Martha A Berry, Chase
Malaga.
Ar at Dunk TX nth INST, Lion, Killman, CaIlao.
SPOKEN
Aug 10. OF cape HON, ship Emerald, from San
francisco for liverpool ~ 4.
Oct l6, lat 50 So Ion ii 80, barque St Cloud
| steering SW.
Oct Is LAT Al ~. lon 6S barlue wetterhorn. from
Boston Tor New Orleans. : sNNfk#
Oct 10, lat %6 II, Ion ~ 90, barque Walter, from
New York tor Galveston.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dive.

For sale by all druggists, send your address an
SO cents to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive box by return mail. w. F. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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The services tomorrow evening in the
Chestnut Street M. E, Church will be unusu-
ally interesting. The Martha Washington So
ciety is too well known in this city to need a
word of commentator from US. For twenty
seven years it has been steadily at work in
sdeeds of Christian charity, and has strong
claims upon the material aid of the public.
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H0le,s Ag9aica Ointment.

When, by the use OF the ARNiCA OINTMENT
YOU can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousand
IRON Burns, Scutds, Chapped Hands, Sprdins, Cuts
Wounds, and every Conaptd int Of the SKIN Try il
as it costs but 25 cents. Be sure to ask for o.
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PArENrs.-Patents have heen nrantea Oh

PATENTs.-Patents have been granted Chas.
q. and James Purington of Bath, for improved
washing machine; Arthur Huston of Bristol
for improvement in needle threaders; s. 2
Leslie of Harbland, and s. w. Porter of Bos-
ton, Mass, for improvement in carriage corner
body irons; Antonio f. Smith of Ellsworth,
for Improvement in ventiIators. ~
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% Mr.. ANDREWS, Centre street, has Hours a
Home, and other riodicals.
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EXPORTS
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN ,TNAMERs

Per 6arque Gipsey, Tor Buenos Ayres-3Oi, 500 fset
sawed lumber, 81, 100 shingles 77 80 ~
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/ ScHLoTTERBEcK's Hair Remover. 20 cents a
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending Oct. 9th, 1867: 8.
Passengers, 81 90
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries 5000 90
Freight and Live Stock, $685. 90
Total. 1850, $50 90
Corresponding week last year, ......... LII 90
Increase, SIG, 119 90
"a ~ vv y =, JOSEPH HICKSON,
~ "a Et u u Secretary and Treasurer
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GET your clothing tonight of Geo. w. Rich
g. Co., No. 173 Fore street
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We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS OF
our fine ELECTKO-PLATE, consisting of Dinner
Dessert, ant Tea Services, ETC., are extensively pro-
duced by American manufacturers; also that there
are English limitations in the market both of eror
quality These goods are offered for sale by many
Dealers and are well calculated to deceive P,rehas-
ers only detect and avoid eounterfeits by noting
our trade mark tllua: - Z =
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g Cntoryb cnn he (,,,.o,y !,
Rneder's German snuH,

HEAD3CHE relieved, and in fact every disease
Ii of the nose and head permanen ly cured by the
use of the well-known remedy, u
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Trade Mark II Stamped on
tor w base of
Electro Plate. .opIIAMMFGfo every article.

Our goods. which can be obtained from all respon-
sible dealers, bear this stamp They heavily Mat
cd on the finest Albata Nickel Silver and guar
antee them in every respect superior to the best Shelf
field plate. tl.. .1..-..tf
.ias GORIIAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Silversmiths 81 Manufacturers of Fine Electro-Platc
1unel9 wed&Sat Gm Providence, r. i.
az The above goods may be found at Lowell &
Scnter's, 30i Congress st.
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SECOND UNIvERsAIIsT CHuRoH-Rev J.
Hewes will preach in the Second Universalist
Church, corner of Cumberland and Locust street. to-
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Try it, for it costs but csc, For sale by all drus
gists; or send 35c to o. P. SEYMOUR 81 co, Boz
not, and receive box by return mail sep4ltis