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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
.''FalaliIy Physician"
I'm PRINT

BY DIR. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, A. NJ M. D.
The 1uthor Of numerous Medical Works.
LIS six lectures on the Prevention ami cure of
IL Consumpton-Dseases OF the Heart-and
rules to preserve Health and Lie to hundred years
have been read by thousands, and have carried
hope to all readers, and health to all who have full
filled lis teachings.
DIR. Fitch $ aim in this new book is to direct habits
as to avoid indisposton-tO manage indisposition
to prevent diseaseand TO treat disease as to
restore health He would cure hacking cough, and
thus prevent consumption; he would q ar husky
throat and thus stop Group or diphthera; he would
regulate disturbed state Of the stomach and bow
els and thus stay dysenlery and choera but should
any diseases supervene he at once comes to our aid
with the exact remedies necessary to a prompt cure
He Chances first at those diseases which The sick can
not well doctor but which require the aid OF capa-
BILE physician, and that when properly and timely
treated, always durable. These diseases he says,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, Dis
81 tne pas COVER
plants, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin Diseases and
all diseases and dscOloratons, treckles, MOTHS &c.
which attack and destroy the complexion.
The second great class of diseases, which the pa
tent or his friends always doctor, and for which
infallible remedies are given, are Dbhtheria Group,
Scarlet Fever, Measles, Whooping Cough, Typhoid
Fever, Dysentery, Asiatc Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Iniantum, Diarrh9a of adults and children,
Colds, Congestion Of the Lungs, Lung Fever, Burns,
Eryspelas. &c. Remedies Tor each OF these are Civ
which the sick or their friends can prepare and
successfully administer. ,...r-.. .4.r .f..s- =.
He next gives the proper treatment OF the Hair
and Teeth 80 to preserve both in health and beauty
through lile He next gives remedy for Sea sick
DYE Cologne water, and Tooth Powder, all snsnr-
passed by any other preparations. riuH4a' g.
1t is little can do to advise readers to
obtain and read this book. 1t has &c pages price 30
cents. Send IS cents to Dr. S. S. Fitch No. % IRE
mont street, Boston, Mass. Be particular to give
Post Office, Town, County, and State, and the book
| will be sent to you by mail, Tree of postage.
DIR. 9. .. FITCH,
OF, ia BROADWAY,
GINS
| PREVENTION AND CURE OF CONSUME
TON, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE
HEART, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, &C..
| MAY BE CONSULTED AT TILE
| Preble House. Portland,
From ~ M. Tuesday, June 4th, 10 ~ M.
Thursday, juno 9th, and ON the snme days
every fourth. week nfterward until further
| notice. june 8. sN4t s.
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Annual Meeting.

PORTLAND, june Sd, 1861
THE Stockholders of The Casco Iron Company are
hereby notified that their annual meeting Ear the
choice Of officers will he held at the Counting Room
of j. M. Churchill on Wednesday " june Igtf, 1851
at three o'clock 7. M.
Per Order of Directors
june5dtd q - GEO. Il. b. JACKSON, Clerk.
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Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada.

THE Grand Trunk Railway Company is prepared
Il to deliver during the present season OF naViga-
tion, from five TO thousand tons OF Ola Rails.
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing the whole Gr any
part of these Rails can obtain iull particulars upon
application TO the undersigned.
Parties rendering will be required to state the price
which they will give, and the places at which they
will take delivery.
Delivery to be made Oh the frontier, the purchas-
a.. j. BRIDGES.
Montr cal, May 2S, 1867. iu3d3t
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WE trust our readers will not forget the ex-
hlbitlon at Mountfort street this evening, The
proceeds are for most worthy object, and we
nope the church will be crowded.
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Dog LOst-.-x5 Reward.

~ Small black aud drab dog---had on leath-
4rcSer coIvr, silver mounted, with name anu
IN number Of street---also owners name
49, Tail curls over his back He answer. to
the name OF LEO" Any one returning him to Jo-
seph Walker No. A High Street, shall receive the
above reward. je5---d1w
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS. We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally with the stand
ard and Invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvINE, which
article SURPRISES all known preparations for tile
OF all forms OF Nervousness 1tisrapidly superceding
every preparation of opium-the we'll known result Of
which is to prOdnce costiveness and other serious
dculties aays irritation festessness and spasms
and induces regular action OF the bowel and seere-
tive organs. "a A'A ~"
No preparation tor Nervous Diseases ever sold 30
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Sleepessness, Loss Of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities and all the fearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases, D9dds Nervine is the best reme
dy known TO scienee Sold by all druggists Price Sf
e. GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co., ~ = !
augl1snlyd&w n Wholesale Agents. Boston, II
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| rOs El6H t'OAlSs
AT Leghorn 18th ult, ship Harry Bluff Oliver, for
New York; barque Esther, Prince, ior Philadelphia;
Ar at Cadiz 18th uIt brig James CiOsby Baldwin
New York. - :. EsJlIl 81 ~
Sid tim Gibraltar 18th ult, barque Harvest Moon,
Sid FIN Honolulu April 10, ship Charter Oak. Tuky.
Callao. ''
Sid 9s Calao APi Is ship Western Chief Gi
Jos Clark, Carver, Hampton Roads. ID
In port 13 b ut, ships Ellen Fost r. Robinson, I'm
chinehas tor United States, le1ky: Paetolns Tobey
an Camilla, Humphrey. disg; Georges, Killum, and
Lion, Kiman, do; Shakespeare, Packard. unc. - II
Sid I'm Valparaiso April II, barque Sunbeam, Jor-
', Ar at Aspnwall 18th ult, brig Dirigo Small, New
York: sch 3 Scribner, Burgess. Philadelphia; 2sd
Mc.iaire, iiulefeld. New York. aa : sgignR
Sid 18th, brig Concord, Drummond Cienfuegos;
Path. Omaha. Toothaker, trinidad. .- M - -
AT Demarara lath ult, brig Showers, French, I'm
Sid FIN Cienfueeos o2d. brig Abby TLaxter. Lame.
New York. sch Clinton, Shack lord, do 9th, barque
M Stetson, Deal, Boston; sch Ralph Post, West,
Ar at Remedioa nth ult, barque Carlton, Trecar-
tin Maianzas; 18th, sch Azella s. Laura, Mclndoe.
Sid i6th brig Crimea, Hichbo,n, BOSTON y e IT,
Ar at Havana 26th ult. barque Il A Allen, Tarr,
Boston; briggs Lie Houghton, Morton, Portland;
9th, Frontier. Skinner. do; Uncle Sam, Penneil,
Sid 18th sch Nevada. Doughty, Portland. ,s 4
= In port 2sth ult. barque 7 Stocker. Bibber, for
Ar at Matanzas 9th ult, barques Ellen Over. Le-
land, New York Ellen Steeens, Howe Phadei
phia; brig Winfield, Lorng New York -. - =,
Sid 25tb, baiQues Carrie E Long Park, and Leila
Long, Ames. Sa,ua. ~ - $50
Sid i'm Cardenas 25th nit, barque Adelne G AID
ans, Lowell New York; csh Ella, Montgomery. Tor
CID St John. NIB, Cd inst, ship Elizabeth cush-
fI'cr steamer Edinburg, at New York; q Z
Philadelphia = = = - y" ~
CID 2lst, Santiago Berry, Valparaiso; Cumbcr-
IL the river 21st, Excelsior, Pendleton Tor NYork.
SID I'm Cardiff 18th, T q Blanchard, Thomas, tor
Sid I'm Grimsby 18TH, Melicete, Verde. Tor Port
land, Me.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Mary Bentley, Clark. fin
Sid fin Rangoon April II, Ocean Home. Hutcfn-
son. Europe.
Ar at Akyab April 5, Priscilla, York Bombay
In port April Is, Jennie Eastman, Starkey, and
Ar at Ma 'Imain Marih 81, Wizard King, Wood.
worth, BOMBAY.
Sid April I, Sarepta. Oliver Bombay. 40
Sid I'm Calcutta 2sd Mona itunn, Kingman, Tor New
Ar at Bombay Apri 20, Ticonder ,sa Rice fo,ma
Caicutta; Z,th, Iendleton. Pendleton Alden
Ar at Madras April 20, Josiah l. Hale. Noweu. I'm |
Shields. - ' ' "
Sid fin Naples 18th uit, Clyteli Dow New York
\, Az al. az MafsesIes 18th ult Laboramus, Raymond,
NS STd iet,' rhuelade, Pinmmer, Philadelphia.
Sd lstn Union, Merrill New York -
New York.
!, AT at Flushing 21st ult, John Bunyan Carver, I'm
u NJ! Avres; Sagadahoc, Carlton, Cartbagena- u
Qn 40 2lst, Gen Butler, Wood, from Callao.
. Liverpool, June 3-The ship Ceres, Humphrey, I'm
bordeaux Mich II for New York, has put into Fayal
eaky. r.Irl III - = - .IIhaEE
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,PERsoNAL.-Rev. James Pratt, formerly Rec
tor of St Stephens Church in this city, has
recently taken charge OF ST. Philips Church
in Philadelphia GO s.aa .sss ..-+ ..l
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. DOG LOST! $50

on sunday, 2dinst, spotted English Coach Dog,
ppne u;irk and one white eye. Hal small strap on
ms heck Answers to the name of "Charlie. Ii
whoever will return him to the subscriber or give
Information where he is will be suitably rewarded.
j. w. DONOVAN.
jtme5d1ws Corner Emery and Spring sts.
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A FEW good Male and female Agents immediate
"A ly. For further particulars address, with stamp,
or call on ez.0. =. EEEE J.H. WHITE,
q Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me.
June 8. d3m o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical Nntfca

G. II CHADWICK, NJ. D., win devote special at
ton 10 Diseases OF the Eye. No. a019 Congress ST.
Office hours from II A. NJ. 10 Z. Nj.
May IS. sNtf F@
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Maine State soldiers, and Sailors, U,


The annual meeting of this Association was
held on Tuesday, june 4th, at the rooms of the
Portland Army and Navy Union. There was
"A good attendance of delegates from out of the
city, every county in the State being represent
ed. ,..
The meeting was called to order by Col. j.
It. Miller, chairman of the Executive Commit
tee who read letter from the President OF
the Association, Gen. Seldom Conner, of
Fairfield, expressing his hearty sympathy with
the cause of the Association, regretting his in
ability to be present on account of i'll health,
and requesting his name not to be used for any
office within the gift of the Association.
Gen John G. Caldwell Mas then appointed
President pro tenn. Able and eloquent speech
es were made by Col. Miller, of Portland, Capt
Cochrane, of Augusta, Major Deering and Col
Smith, of Illinois.
A committee of one from each county was
appointed TO nominate candidates for officers
for the ensuing year, who subsequently report
ed the following list of officers, which were
unanimously elected =
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sifg.i h. INTERNALLY USE aa u .a..la
sStrumaticl Mineral XNato,.s. %,

In bottles Of one and fpins. One sufficient for
I rs Sold by Druggists generally l.i lls,sd ''
Merrill Bros, No. 2l5 State ST., Boston; Raynclds
Pratt Y Cos No. lug Fulton St, New York Wholesale
Agents. ''9 no20sNeod = WV
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Portland Light Infantry Ass0cia-

A ND their friends, can obtain Tickets Tor the Ex
IA cursion Tomorrow, 9Th June, by calling on eth
CT OF the following persons: j. +. Libby, Nathan
Good, Henry Green, Alexander Bell Edward Ma
son, Charles b. Vamey. -. .-5s.,s r.I.
e~- Boat will leave Custom House Wharf at
O'clock Ii is very DESTROYS that all shall he pune
tllal -. .'a-ift june5dlt
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oa From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Matanzas 26th ult, brig Kennebec. Minott,
Portland. % 4.JI,t9 =
Sid 26th nit, barques Ra hel, Mitchell Portland;
Acacia. Robinson, Boston; q Rogers, Ballard, Tor
Caibarien. 81
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Rooms to Let q
Wanted.

M ITH BOARD. Also a few table boarders can
W he accommodated, at No 81 Free Street. .
june g. d1ws - ftr' ~ ts-f-rll .FfT Iff-ta- -F'
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
instantaneous, No disappointment. No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects Of Bqd Dyesi Inysorates the hair leaving
&c soft and beautiful The genuine is signsd va
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perinmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
NJ beware Of n ssSunserscie.
November 10, 1866 dlysn
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Gen. Caldwell thanked the Association for
the honor conferred upon him, and made a
thrilling speech, which elected great applause.
A Committee ON Resolutions was appointed,
consisting of Capt. Edwin B. Dow, Gen. Fl. NJ.
Plaisted, Col. J. F. Miller, Gen. J. A. Hall,
Gen. Henry Rust.
. Dr. Gordon, in behalf of the Portland Assoc
citation, extended a general invitation to all
late members Of the Army and Navy through
out the State to join in the festivities of We'd
nesday, in the excursion to the islands, Sc
The meeting then adjourned to evening.
? .'if' ''N' 's' EVENING.
Met according to adjournment, Vice Presi-
dent Gen. j. D. Fessenden presiding
The Committee on Resolutions not being
ready to report, the Portland Band favored the
Association with some of their choicest music
Capt Dow, from the Committee on Resolu-
tons, reported the following ''ii -pus-'lD"
Resolved That the members OF tle Army and Navy
Union learn with feelings profound sorrow of the
continued illness of Gen. Seldom Conner, President
Of this Association for the past year and sincerely
regret his inability to be present at this Convention
Resolved, That this Union tender to Gen. John l..
Hodsdon, late Adjutant General, its warmest thanks
for his energetic and labOrous care in preserving the
records of our connection with the Army and Navy
Resoloed, That we earnestly recommend to the sol
diers and sailors of Maine, organization In the
Grand Army of the Republic" in order that they
more efiectnally secure just recognition OF their
services to the nation. .iIsltDo as q. tHHoi
The first swo resolutions were adopted unan-
Imously, without debate. The last resolution
elected a spicy debate, Major Belcher opposing
it ON the ground that the Army of the Repub-
lie was secret society," and there was no me-
cessty of this Union expressing any opinion
upon the matter as yet. e4''i' -Ai
Major Deering, Col Miller, Gen. Hall, and
others, supported the resolution, as there was
nothing binding in it. The resolution was &C.
cepted, almost unanimously isih7 hTG 79tro.
After transacting some minor business the
Union adjourned. ut1eeiiAs1i 1851 ist 81 i-.:'ls
At IL o'clock in the evening the Union, with
the Portland Band, serenaded Gen. Caldwell,
their President, at the Preble House. laAair.oi
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Long Sought For! .3ia"ss1al
d1-Eo " Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

g We take pleasure in announcing tlfat the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country Gsocers.
Asa MEplcINE Mains Wine is Invaluable, being
among the best if not the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manuiaetured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and unaduterael by any pure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommend it TO The sick
as a medicine i~ ~ efg n
ITO the days of the aged it aldeth length,
8 Iothe mighty it addeth strength" s0sgE
lisa balm for the sick, a joy for tlielwell-S
Druggists and GrOcers buy and sell
sll MAINS, ELDER BEL RYA WINE =
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q On the passage Of the barque Parsee, from San
Francisco TOR Kong Kong and shortly alter leaving
the Sandwich Islands, the mutnied. and it was
afterward discovered that the treasure room had
been entered and box broken open. They lad con-
spired to murder the captain and officers take pos
session OF the treasure tSZ0O00O semitic the vessel
and take to the small boats. After a sharp fight the
officers succeeded IN putting the crew in IRONS; they
were all negroes and were shipped in San Francisco.
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Ninety Cents OH the Dollar.

Ninety Cents on the Dollar.
This road was completed from Omaha 3O5 miles
west, on the LIST of January, 1867, and is fully
equipped and trains are regularly running over it,
The company has now OF hand sufficient iron, ties,
etc., to finish the remaining portion to the eastern
base OF the Rocky Mountains, 2l2 miles, which is
under contract to be done September LIST OF this
year, and it is expected that the entire road will lie
in running order from Omaha to its western eonnee-
ton with tho Central Pacific, now being rapidly
built eastward from Sacramento Cal, during 1870.
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A first class ship Of 1900 tons, named VIM NJ Reed
Is to be launched from the yard of + s. f Reed, al
Bath, to-day. -'tt at -. '.'i +'. p -" Z
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THERE will be a sale of real estate at Ferry
Village, Cape Elizabeth, by F. o. Bailey, at
o'clock this afternoon. See advertisement.
Ii you want to see the finest assortment of
Meerschaum Pipes in the city, 60 to Lee &
Stebbins' $50 Congress street. may28-eod2w
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futon E Nc FOrIU3aL.
Moth and Freck,es.

The only reliable remedy for those brown iiscolr-
is PERRY s MORN AND FRECKLE LOTION Prenar,
Cd only by DR. b. 9. PERRY, Der,natologist, 40 Bond
ST ~. \. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
lsewhere. Price So per bottle married. 4: w6msn
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Another Eenian Raid.

| has been stated recently, in the New York pa
! pers, that the Fenians intend another raid on
Canada before long. Time only will prove whether
tnere Is truth IN the rumor not. Time has proved
That not only the Fenans bur people belonging TO all
societies and classes, have been making most erteR
sine raids tarned with those most effective of wcap
0ns, greenbacks) the clothing of California Cheop
0all societies and 1asses, cordially invited 10
continue sud raids where they will get the best rdte
Tor their money. r...
slifornia Cheap John dealer Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. 335 Congress
street. Remember the sign. June 8, 4w
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Physician and Surgeon,
16S CONGRESS STREET.
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L.
Gen. John G. Caldwell, of Ellsworth. "
sd s-oia.ol 5tt VICE PRESIDENTS. i2tjtaL 94l
Androscoggin-Gen- g. ii. Nye. r. ,rl40.l :
Aroostook-Dr. Thos. Nj. Eveleth.
Condemnation. j. ID. Fessenden. 3 fi'a'.
Franklin-COl. n, C. GOOdenOw. t.-.t--. T
Hancock-Sergt. Thos. j. Holmes.
Kennebec-C,apt /. w. Reed. lHf LH ii4 pl.. F.
ID Knox-Gen. j. L. Cilley. ts-. -f,1.. D.. .s. 1
Iincoln-Lieut. ID. FL. Campbell, U. S. n.
Oxford-Gen. w. W. Tirgn. it it-H +
Penobscot-Col A. b. Farnham.. .e-, T.s-4 T..-r /
= Piseataauis-Lieut. Col. f ii. Thompson.
Sagadahoc-Gen 4. W. Hyde. 5-lA % i- .
Somerset-Lieut. W. H. Emery. ,--s.-tT.. t.Iarf Z
+ iWaido-Col. George S. Davis.
Washington-Capt. Charles A, Rolf 'th" TN
York-Capt. Aionzo 4. Kimball. ,g t.s.t ID.
SECRETARY. tt-rs-, %. frf
Capt Granville P. Cochrane, OF Augusta.
.0{ blG sW .aN4 TREASURER. Ai" w H11A
DIR. S. C. Gordon, Of Portland. rl Ys.ll rHtys
b. f--r EXECUTIVE CoMMITTKE. bah ted5
@ AToOsto0k--Capt. George Carey.
9 Androscoggin--Dr. H. L. X. Wiggin. iiiHl ems
- Cumberland--Col. J f. Miller. 1-..t ...f .t
Franklin-Capt. f. /. Merrill.
Hancock-Coi r. f. Campbell. 'iifi 'fii
Kennebec Capt. Charles L. Nash. rrIp
KnoX-B +. Carr.
Lincoln--Gen. James A. Hall. .st.i i.itiS-1-t
Oxford-Gen. George Nj. Beal-
PenobscOt-Gen. ii. M. Paisted.
Piscataquis--Capt.A.P p. Buck. t' oLaAt
Sagadahoc-Capt H. A. Shorey. 81 E--.r.t s,,
tSomerset-Major j. ". Charming.
WaldO--C0l. PhilO Hersey. Gog1 ELBOW Ffi
WashinglOn-Gen. Ii. f. Granger. La. f....tsf
> YOrk-IieIIt i III. Underwood.
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and Vicinity.


New Advertisements To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENTS COLI uH.
Theatre-Deering Hail.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Schr. Ella L. Trefetheren-E. III. Patten & Co.
Assgnee's Sale-John Rand. ~-
Land-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
NEW ADyERrIsEMENT COLUMN.
Boots and Sboes-Elliot g. McCallar
Portland Light Infantry A ISOLATION
10 ms to Let with oard.
Wanted--J. II. White.
City of Portland. , ...-... -.
Annual Meeting Casco Iron Company
Dog bost-J. w. Donayan
Fircworks-Cutter, Austin & On
Paper Hangings- Marrett Poor 81 Co
Dog Lost.
NJ. c. ii. A S. Marsh. .
Carpetings-Msfrett, Poor & 20
Picture Frames-Geycr & Co.
curtain fixtures-Marrctt, Poor * Co, &
New Bakery-Elisha Douglass.
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Why suffer from sores !?

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
rom Burns, Scdids Chdpped Hands, SpranS, Csfs, ;.
Wonnds, aud erery Complaint ofNe SKIN Try it,
OF IL costs but 25 cents. Be sure TO ask for
H0te's Aynic0 Ointment, .z..
For sale by all druggists or send your address and
10 cents 10 y. I. SEf MOUR 4 Co, Boston, Eiass
Co., agents for Maine. an,i,1G,l1vsn
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"STR UMATIC SALTS -,

These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors Of the Mineral Well ofthe Penna Salt Man
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath. III
rections are attached.
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THE OLD Posi- OFFICE BUJLDING.-Many OF
our most intelligent citizens have expressed
surprise at the demolition of the granite build
ing that was occupied by the Custom House
and Post Office, asserting that the granite as
sound and there was no necessity for. tearing
the building down. If these persons will spend
a few minutes in witnessing the, proceedings
of the workmen engaged in demelishing the
building, they will find that the architect who
advised that it should be taken down was cor
rect in his opinion. The granite blocks con-
tain no strength, and the coping peels off like
plastering. The edifice was ruined, to- all in
tents and purposes, by the great fire, and never
could be repaired. u Hoi}as. l3 isAifli yEA
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MINERAL BATHS AT HOME.

DYSPEPSIA CURED .- iHHh" 3D. 7
RHEUMATISM CURED
RUPTHGNS ON lhe FACE CURED
+ 300 t,-~ sCROFUH.A CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
4 Do away with all your various and often pern-
nranared with Z" Y" ""ehS
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and tie
East is complete, and the earnings of the Union
Pacific the sections already finished Cor the first
two weeks in May were $4,000. These sectional
earnings, as the road progresses, viii inueh more
than pay the interest ON the Companys bonds, and
the through business over the only line of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

The anniversary meetings commenced
IN New York on the 9th.
The American Anti-Slavery Society
reelected Wendell Phillips President
The New York canals were officially
opened on Monday
The Maryland Constitutional Con-
ventiOn meets in Annapolis to-day.
Navigation is open and steamers are
running TO Montreal.
Navigation in the Rideeu canal
opened Thursday.
The iron-clad Kalamazoo, 4, 1000 tons
buFthen, is ready for launching.
Eight hundred passengers went to
Europe IN one day from New York, MANY of
them 80 to Paris.
Portions of Coney and Barren is
ands have been selected for quarantine
boarding and landing stations.
The time for holding the national
horse fair IN Springfield, Mass, has been
fixed for August eth, 2sth and 29th.
The San Francisco papers denounce
the Newport town sWindle, and caution Esst-
ern people shout buying lots.
The registers for the District of Co
lumbia have recorded Z. 66f eOiored votes, and
1917 white votes.
The receipts from internal revenue,
Friday we're about & million and a third dol.
lars.