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The Portland daily press., 1867-12-05
Departure OF oUEAN STEAMERS.
. PORT OF PORTLAND.

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3a,t 5a5,5 So "Wednesday, December 4.
sdl-oyl it u9gla ARRIVED. $50 ae
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston fol
Brig Q Kennedy, Titeomb, Elisabethport.
sch Mary Brewer, Spear New York. -l.
Sch IL w wellington, CoOmbs, New York,
Sch l. Snow Jr, Griffin, Rockport, Mass. -
Sch Oscar, Mallock, Eastport. .-Isa.
7. Sch Lodi, Robinson, Ellsworth. $3.50
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockand. .t+
Sch VIM Brown, Keere, Bremen.
Sch Globe, Bragden, Boston tor Ellsworth,
Sch Ada Perkins, Whitaker. Trenton ion Phila-
Ar sOth-sch vernal, Williams, Elizabethport, to
load tor Galveston.
Steamer Dhigo, johnson, New York-Emery q
Sch d l., Lowell, Boston n a W 4 q
From Branch ONCE Western Union Telegraph
Ar at Philadelphia cd INST, f Perry, Hamilton,
Az at Halifax Sd inst, brig James Ratchord, rom
Ar at cardenas 25th, sch windward, Frankfort.
-s9n2sa - DISASTERS.
Sch Lizzie L Tapiey, rom Bangor for New York.
before reported ashore the Socnd or Conallicut
has been got Oft and was lowed to Newport Sd inst
I Sch Anna Whiting, OF Castine, from New York for
Demerara, had heavy gales and host Geckload of
empty carboys, split sails, &c
: The repairs On brig Tangent, from New York for
ed, have been completed at a cost OF $500. Will
proceed first favorable wind. il9 mo
DOMESTIC PORTS. Wi
{ san FRANCIsGo71-Cld I'd inst, ship Kate Prince,
cld 10th, ships Edw o'Bren, Oliver. and Ivanhoe,
MOBlLE-Ar I'd inst, brig Hiram Abif Tibbetts.
Wi Z Jos Warren, Wylie. Boston,. ls
GEORGETOWN, Scar SJfb' schs F b Colton
Robinson aud Matte Taber: Morris, Charleston {
Ar 2lst, brig Sophie, Strput New York
WlLMlNGTON-Ar 30tb, sch Ocean Traveller,
Adam S, Charleston.
Cid GOTH brig Jas Murche. Eaton, st Thomas.
-, HAMPTON R0ADs-Went to sea ID INST, bargue
Pleiades. for Londonderry; brig. Minna 1raub, for
Also sid, Both, brig Nellie Clifford tim Richmond,
for Venice; sch Hampton Belle, Hart, from Bait.
more) Tor Bath.
BALTIMORE Below ID, ship Frank Flint, Cros-
Phi TADEEPHIA-Cld2 I'd, brig Natrona. Robin
son, Antwerp: sch Hattie, Carter, Georgetown, DC
j. At Delaware BTeakwater 18th, brig John Aviles,
from Bangor Tor Washington; schs } G Babroek for
Boston; Maryland, for do and. others. "a
Sid sdth. baraas Effort. Tor Antwerp sch Marion
[ NEW YoRK--Ar I'd, scis Anna Whiting, Hutch
insoa, Detnerara; Geo Brooks, Henley, Pod JOhn-
~AIsoar cd, brig Mary c Mariner, Mariner. Eliza
bethport for Portland seiIs @ Clark. Foster Port
johnson tor Portsmouth, Harriet Baker, Avery
{ AT 81, Ship crcmqrne, Gates, LIVERPOOL; baroue
R W Griffiths, Drummond, Cardenas; briggs George
Buinham, Mcclellan, do 10 days; Lima, Hill, from
Cienuegos, % days; sch Si1aoa, Steele, Elizabeth
Ar 4th, ship Guiding Star, Hopkins, Shields, Z.
:. Cid Sd, ship Cuiyator, Russell, Liverpool: barks
Templar Potter, Gibraltar; Casco, Gardiner, Trinf
dad; briggs Chas Poole, Sherman, Marseillesi Alex
ander Miliken. Harper, Cienfutgos; sch King,
CIendennin, Calais. Er VI 10 r.u .lE
PRoVIDENOE-Ar Sd, sch Zieova, Holt, Eliza
bethport. lfDllH W ut-
Sid Sd, sch Richmond, Gupnll, Rockland.
laskj Church from New York Tor Addison fan,l
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LAMoILLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The route
of the Lamoille Valley Railroad, passing from
st. Johnsbury through West lDanville, Hardv
wick, Woleott, Morrisyille, Hydepark, John
son and Cambridge, is already ,decisively fixed
upon. whether from Cambridge its further
course shall belthrough Fairfax to Georgia, or
from Cambridge to Essex Junction or Bur
lington, is likely to be determined by tile
amount OF ienoouragement that the stockhold-
ers may receive from this community. We
are authorized to state that many Of the cfti-
zens of Lainoille County, the Messrs. Fair
banks of St, Johnsbury, and several promi-
nent citizens of Portland interested in the
road, would greatly prefer to make the eours e
of the road from Cambridge to Essex june
ton or Burlington, if this community, in obe7
dience to the plain urgings Of its own best I'M
terests, should feel willing to offer thejroad all
the reasonable support aud encouragement in.
their power. We take pleasure in calling the
attention OF our citizens to this matter, as we
believe, if the Lamoille Valley Road should
take the course indicated, it would be to the
business advantage Of Burlington to be the
water point of this new enterprise Barling-
ton 1t7aes.o bnG l1dm9ialE io bs so | -7a q
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r. The REroRFER's snIcArr SLATE is a very
neat and convenient article, manufactured for
the New York Siicate Slate Company, at 65
Fulton street, Boston, and for sale here by
Hall L. Davis. Gentlemen of the notebook
and pencil should examine it. il- % TO
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The increase of the amount of the draw BACK
Tor the past year was largely due to th9 III
creased expOrtation OF cotton goods anu OF
spirits of turpentine, and the presentation OF
claims on account of goods exported prlor "
June 3d. 1864, which was made NECESSARY tes 0y
| merrt unless nresented prior to October, 1866.
| this time during the present fiscal year, it is
| probable that the whole amount for the year
| Iii NOT much exceed one million dollars. ,
The following table exhibits the receipts for
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to the great fire. o

SIP. SoCIETYoN FRIDAY NIGHr.-This So
Getty having presented their splendid spectacle
with Immense success for the last three eve
nlngs' now propose to give the last tomorrow
evening and wind it up with grand Prom
enaoe Noneeft, We predict rush on Friday
night to City Hall Two such entertainments
rarely come together Sec their advertise
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence to the parts, giving imme-
dlate relief For Brsnchitis, Asthma. Ga
larrh, Consunlptive and Throat lDisen ses !.
Troehes are used with always good success
SINGERS. and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches, and do
not rake any OF the worthless limitations that NAV
be offered. Sold Everywhere noiSdS w3m sN
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Turner's Tie D0ulon reux, or Universal
Neuralgia. Pill, is q safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in avery short time. Neuralgia in the face head
is utterly banished in few hours No form ofnerg-
disease withstanis its magic influence Ii has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-a
clans. 1t contains nothing niur0us to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent ON receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO, 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietofs. rH
For sale by w. F. Phillips & CO., Portland, Me.
July IS. eod&w1ysn ~. ni' J.rl.'4
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Business Items,

A RosEATE freshness of complexion secured
by Rubicel. AZ .,-.. .,,......t. e,no noy25-2awtf
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The Report of the Secretary of the Treas
ury makes pamphlet of about sixty closely
printed octave pages, We shall give the sub
stance of it tomorrow. tts 81 floW -It a
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state News.


A correspondent informs us of the sudden
death of Mr.. James Page of winthrop. He
retired in good health as usual on Monday
night, and was found dead in his bed in the
morning. The cause is supposed to have been
heart disease He was a young man of high
character and much esteemed. : ait
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PoRTLANp.& ROCHESTER r. R.-A new To-
connective for this road has just been finished
at the Portland Company's Works, and will
be taken round and put in use to-day. 1t is
a powerful machine, weighing twenty -four
tons, with driving wheels five and one-half feet
IN diameter. 1t has stroke of twenty two in
ches, and the diameter of the cylinder is four
teen inches. .slH
\ The business Of this road has, increased won
derfully within the last two years, and when it
IS completed, even as far as Alfred, it will
probably be the best paying road of its length
in Maine, and one OF the most profitable in
NewE England The great improvements that
have been and are constantly being made in
the rolling stock, and on that part of the road
between here and Saco River, show that it is
now under excellent management. ~ ~
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REMEMBER sale of furniture at auction at
10 o'clock this morning, at No. 8 High street.
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WHY Snffer fro,n Soros i.

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, ScStds, Chapped Hands, Sgrains Cuts,
Wounds, and eoery Complaint Of the SKIN Try it,
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask tor
|l5gliHute's -ArnicG II Ointment, q
For sale by all druggists, OF send your address and
SO cents to o.. p. SEYMOUR & CO. Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. w. f. Phillips 81
Co., agents for Maine. april2Olysn
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s'"'i DIR. Al. HAYLHY'si NO
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment

% t.st AAf A SURE CURE FOR ~
ITCH, SALT RHEBM, OLD SORES, CHILD
BLANES. ULCERS, ITOHING PILES, ia
and all Eruptions Of the Skin, Qf1uhdf- .,
r Fs trNNWr tAt y ereT nature W.
Price 50 cents. w w WHIPPLE & CO.,
! Ilov2eeodtfsN assf Z. a44ts General Agents.
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| 'HALES .u
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
| HAIR
\ PE1NEUZEp

Restored 10 its original Youthful Color
BY lis use.
nc Will make Ha'r 9ro'o upon bald heads, except
In very aged persons, as 1t furnishes the nutrive
principle BY which the hair Is nourished and sup
ported |, li'al iG 43Tgllh!uusN .s
1t will prevent the bair from falling out, and does
not stain the skin. u ..s.l
No better evidence of its superia,itg need be al
daced than the fact that so many limitations OF it
are offered to the public. t.sl : laInN Hit'
II is a splendid hair dressing HiIa-. il8t p
BY-0ur Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
II. p. HALL. s. CO., Nashua N, H.
Rr0prlet0rS.
December g. eod&weow ..i,,J IS. li.t 200 So
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Ar at Havana cath ult, sch C.,.!i.r-e, Low, New
York 2Gth. baique Iroyatore. Bias t9.j, st John,
sch Geo Darby, Crosby Portland.
Az at Cardenas 2Jth uit, brig Liberty, Deyereaux,
Boston.
Ar at Windsor, Ms, 18th ult, barque st Jago,
Loud, st John, NIB.
ca At s. John, NIB, :7th ult barque Triumph,
Mcfarland, Havana.
-Hs lPer steamer China, at BOston.l
Ar at Liverpool ed ult, Alexander Marshall, Mar
shall. New York. -
CID 2lst, KATE Freeman. Gardlner, Havana.
o INT Ior rag I'D, Jane A bishop, McQuilan, for
New York '
Ar at Falmouth 22d, Herald OF the Morning. Hen
dersOn. Batavia. "
Al Bristol z2d, Wentworth Iewis, New York
SD i'm GreenocN Goth, q Wright, tor Boston.
Ar at bombay Oct 2s, Idaho, Murphy, Cardiff.
CD HSth, Taniore, Humphrey kurrache,; Vortex
Dixon, Abyssinia. N - 1880
Ar at st Helena Oct g. TarquIn Huntley, Ranpoon
anl sailed 4tb tor falmouth
Ar At Gibraltar lttb. Edward Inn, Weston, from
New York.
Cid 18th, L Warren, Cobb, Philadelphia.
SPOKEN.
Nov is, off Calk Rock. ship John Harris, from
Quebec Tor Liverpool.
Nov 20, lat 81 81, Ion 75t sch Conservative, from
New York Tor Apalaehicola.
nov e, lat IS 20 Ion ~ o. barque Frances d Fay
rohi rhiaueipifa Tor New Orleans.
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First Page to-day-A Cry of Distress
from the Executive; The State secretsryship;
Matters in New York; General Grants Testi-
mony; Varieties
Fourth Pdge-A Story about the Flag; A
Lawyer Csught; A "Knightly" Walker r.
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notified not to trust or
1Agive credit TO any person on my account vii bout
q written order from me.
WILLIAM CHASE, SteVedOre and Rigger.
Dec 8 d1w+r ~ Hrts,f -
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portland and Vicinity.
New Advcr;isenenfsshis s,ay.
Is ENTERTAINMENT ooIUsiT SO.
City Hall-Snow Flake
City Hall-Italian Opera Troupe
AUcTioS coLuh
Blankets. Zee. NJ. Patten & Co.
Housesand Land-E. Nj. Patten $40
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Honoeopathic Speeitcs--Dr. Humphrey.
Mil for Sale-Hugh Davidson
Room to Let-John e. Palmer.
}CaIifosnia Flour-Charles Perry. D
Z lNotce-Vm. Chase EA4H
o. Meal-Cbase Hrothers.
HYDRO Carbon Burner. "a
u VI - ENtEGfC ID
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CARD

LIZ CARD Ri
The loss ofmy Factory at Pine Island, in Roxbury.
on the 18th inst by fire, will cause material inter-
rupton in my business, my principal mar ufactur-
ingis carried on at Weymouth, where have within
the lastsix months enlarged my works so that am
now enabled to produce forty tons of super-Pbos-
phafe of Lime per day.
6 Irfc t.fq WW. r.. BRADLEY.
Boston, Nov 20, 1857. dcid3t
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For CoUGns, CoLDs and CONSUMPTION. fry tho
RaIsnnl approved and used by our Oldest ana ~;
gysicians and Sasifes for forty gears past. Get
Boston, Propretors. .i mo-, DC iotl"ss'ses,
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GREAT DISCOVERY!
CHOICE BRANDS
California Flour!
In quarter or hslf sacks, for sale at
No. 3 Gait Block, Commercial Street.
sat 3 CHARLES PERRY.
MiIl for Sale.

Mill for Sale.
YNHE subscriber offers for sale the WATER
IL POWER SAW MILL owned by him, situated
New Brunswick, Go miles from st John, and 20 miles
from Moncton. -u
The MIN is com erised Of Broad Gate and Single
Saw Gate, with Edger and Trimmers
ALSO
Il BOX SHOOK MACHINE,
Capable of manufacturing 900 Shocks per day of
Ur.a..4r 10 hours.
The Mill and AIachiuery all in good working
order To u..TH..- .Ife .lt - ID
The property Is Al miles from the Petiteodlac Sta
ton OF the Il. & N. A. Railway, I'm direct COM
munication with the Harbor Of st John ut the one
end, and Moncton on the other.
The Stream is large with never falling supply OF
water, sclean Rocky bottom entirely free from mud
or Impurities OF any kind, and the Manufae
Lumber Is capable of being RATED and driven 10
within 500 yards of the Railway, at which a siding
could easily be put In at very little expense and Il q
nearly level with the railway.
Along with the Mil there are 500 acres of land 26
acres OF which are In good state OF cultivation and
cut about 10 tons OF hay, and n good comfortable
dwelling house capable OF accommodating about 80
men, with several WOrkmen's Houses, Barns Sheds,
Backsmith SHOP, &C., all in good condition.
There are COCO acres OF Green Forest Land which
VIII he sold with the property III desired There IL
also large extent Of Crown Lands for nearly go
miles above the Mills, which has never been opera
Ted upon, TO which extent humber can be driven
There Is sufficient quantity OF pine ana spruce
Imber convenient 10 the River 10 furnish stock for
Mann featuring purposes, for the next Is years In
whole. N ftfltI3t .N 20
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber at
Petiteedlac station, or TO 81 John. suaFB
60. ... ID. j. Mel AUGHLIN JR
dc5-6w '''~ HUGH DAVIDSON.
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JacksOn's Catarrh Snuff |!

AND TkOChE POWDER
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Cntarrh, Headache, had Breath. HOnI Sc
ness, Asthma, EsrOnehitis, Coughs,
u q Deafness, &C.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,o Catarrh but
LOOS EMS it,; trees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath ami Headache;
ailnys and soOfhes and burning heat IN Ca
tarrh; is so mild and agreeable in its effects
that 1t positively ..-f.-.
CURES WITHOUT !SNEEZING!
As Troche Powder, is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation OF Goodness and
Comfort. '"
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho world!
Try ia: safe, Reliable and only IS cents.
g Sold by Druggists, or matted free. address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
l. -..t .a....-.--t 4 Proprietors, philadelphia.
W. w. WhippIe & Co, Portland, General Agents.
Wholesale Agts, Geo. g. Goodwin & Co; Rust Bros
& Bird. Boston; J. w. Perkins q DO, W. F. Phillips
g. Co, II. I'll. Hay, Portland. as. .,...
Nov 14-sSeod& w6n1
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Moth, Freckles, and Tan.

Tho only reliable remedy Tor those brown aiscolor-
aons ON the face called Moth Patches Freckles and
Tan, is PEfsRY's MORN AND FREcKLE LorioN,
Prepared only by DIR. ID. c. PERRY, DerinatOlorist
80 Bond street New Yark. Sold by all Druggists in
Portland, and els where Beware OF imatati0n
Novembef 16. W&S3m
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Report sc The Com n,is.ioasr ofinternai
Revenue. -
! The irapors.of Han f. A.Rolins, Commits
sioner.oHi ntSrnai Revenue, shows thar the
aeereea te4eeeipts Of Internal revenue, excln-
sye Of the direct upon rds and the duty
upon the circulation and deposits Oh ha''o"@'
hanks, were for the year
o"n, S2l1, I29, $40 I'D
ieoe. ',..,............ t9,906,9S4 II
1917 1917 ........ ........... 2G5,92O,474 65
These amounts include drawback upon goods
axported and sums refunded as enormously
assessed and collected.
The amounts of drawback and sums refund.
ed were as follows: r3f.sr 4.fsHiaDfr..l -
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,,f GRAND GRAZ p Trunk RAILwAY.-A late Toronto
letter says: v''' @ e.
The condition of the Grand Trunk Railway
has been much spoken of lately, in conse-
qlence 81 the dissatisfaction shown with,regard
to it in England among the bond and share
holders. The road is in the worst possible
state, and a large sum will be needed to put it
in proper repair With the view of doll, ESQ as
soon as possible, q bill will be introduced in the
House OF Commons te amend the previous act
SO asito permit. of raising the requisite sum.
This will probably be the last time ANYTHING
will be done to put the, road in good condi-
ton under the present. management. The
3bondholders will not submit to repeated drafts
OF money to prop up the ruinous enterprise;
they seem to think they have done enough
and do not care to authorize a much further
expenditure. There is something wrong, in
The concern or itwol1ld be. int better condi-
ton titan il is. Fifteen millions of dollars
have already been expended, -of which abont.
seven millions Went for, the Victoria Bridge.
Now halfa million more is asked for. ~
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New Marriage Guide.
A Cough, a Cold or a Sore Throat

Requires immediate attention, and should be check
-AssS 80 ed. Ii allowed to continue,
Irritation of the Luugs, n Pernsn men I
Throat Disense or Consumptiom,
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-05

- H.RLEs PEARsoN's DEATH Coroner Hall
and the jury of six chosen to investigate the
death of Charles Pearson, closed their labors
yesterday afternoon. The investigation gives
further proof that he died from the effects of
laudanum, administered by himself; but
whether taken by accident in regard to the
quantity, or for the purpose of suicide, does
not appearcAll the personal effects of the de-
ceased have been accounted for.
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ARREST OF HORSE TBIEF.-Officer Merrill,
arrested man by the name of Leonard Traf-
ton, last evening, for stealing a horse from
James Leavitt Of Shapleigh. Traitor is a
pauper belonging to Alton, n. H., and is not
overburdened with common sense He cot a
little dissatisfied with. things there and
thought he wonld make a trip to Portland,
where all is peace and plenty. He according
ly set out and walked as far as Shapleigh,
where he changed his plans, and thought he
would ride the rest of the way. He stole this
horse and started off riding bare back, with
the thermometer down to ~ degrees above re
70. Cool and healthy we should say. The
horse was found and returned to Mr.. Leayitt
all right. s.. ..-. .-.,
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HADLBY IL Coz were well patronized at
Deerlog Hall again last evening. We drew a
clean white ticket and saw two other fellows
who Were equally lucky; one thought he would
have been satisfied with silver ice pitcher if
the chamber sett was beyond his reach, What
a chance this is for a. young couple to get
some of the necessary articles for house keep
ing. @A--N- Fa4f
3 Prot Fabin has now Joined this company
and win do some wonderful things tonight
The chamber set last evening was drawn by
David Wescott, II Alder street. l-...,-
Z d en- APP rs PEARSON's nlr TIL -Co.o..o. ILL
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NO MORE COLD FEET !
New Piano Music Rock.

T1HE Circle OF Brill mis-. SPLENDID MUsICl
i FIR sale by W. ID. ROBINSON,
no3Oeod5w H.I 40 Exchange st,
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Don't Use Anything Else

esE- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
POISONOUS ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle. GN
'hitt"d IL. b. STORER q CO., Proprietors,
No. IS Fulton Street, New YORK.
October Is, 1867. W&S1y
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. $500, 900.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS TIE
w name and value OF each article of our goods nre
marked on tickets placed in scaled envelopes and well
mixed On receipt OF Is CENTS envelope Containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office, or sent by mail to any address The pur
chaser after seeing what article it draws its vue-
which may be from one to tive hundred dollars-can
then on payment OF dollar, receive tho article
na1aed OF may exchange 1t for any other article marked
on our circular ar tho Same vuuc Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar more. No BLANKS. ~ T-'
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered st our Office recsrd
less OF its value, or promptly sent directed by return
mail, or express. Ne 8'.I NJ 77.S--' \.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from may be hle ut our Of.
nces among whom we are permitted to refer to: 7G&
John s. Hocomb Lambertvile N. j., gold watch value
S25O Mrs s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
yp sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,
ngton D. c., diamond pin, s175 J. c. Sutherland, No
2o3 Nlneteenth street. n T.. sewing machine, 80; JOS
Camp, Elm!ra, N Y, noeodeon Sl5O Miss +. Collins
Atlanta. Ga diamond cluster ring, $226; DR.. Henry
smith, Worcester, Mass, sewing machine, $85: a Shaw
No 133 10th street, n Y, gold watch. $3.50; Edw Boyn
ton, Nashville, Tenn, naeodeon S10O James Russell
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch. $3.50; R. r
smith, Providence r. L. silver lever watch $50: Oscar
P1ruy Madison, n j., music box, s46; Hon. 3. S. New
el st Paups, Minn., gold watch, S1e5; J. B. Sperry
!itchheld, Conn, silver witch, $751; VIM. B. Peck Hair
lem, lis, music boz, $50; Wn Raymond Dayton, Ohio
silver tea set $125: Miss E NJ Schenck, Detroit Mtch
diamond ear rings, S225; Pierre Beaudin St Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring $170; Mira Martha
Barnes, St Louis, Mo-, u,elodeon, value sl26. -