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The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

A MAeSiFiobsr sroaG. s~fhe Temporary
wooden structure which has hitherto concealed
from vjeG the front of the new carpet ware
house of Messrs. Marrett, Poor & Co., Middle
street, was removed yesterday, and revealed to
the public the handsomest warehouse in New
England There is nothing in Boston that
will equal it,
The building is "a IA feet front, 157 feet deep
and 66 feet in height. The front is of Albert
free stone, from the New Brunswick quarres,
and the stone work was executed in ST. John.
N. b., by Peter Cormack The design was
drawn by Mr.. NJ. NJ. Stead, Architect, of st.
John. The elevation is in the modern Italian
style, richly ornamented. 1t was put up under
the personal superintendcnce. Of our skillful
mechanic, Mr.. Joshua T. Emery The walls
were erected by Messrs. S. G. Chase & Co,
who laid the first brick on the 4th of Deem
Der, and completed the walls on the 81 of JAN
uary, showing what energy can accomplish.
The beautiful iron pilasters and columns i'll
the first story are from the foundry of Messrs.
w. e. Stevens & Co, of this city. The car
penter work was done by Messrs. C. Il. 81 L..
e. Frost Every thing about the building is
of the first ORDER and reflects credit upon those
who performed the work. The building is sur
mounted by handsomely ornamented balus-
trade with raised part in centre, on which rests
a magnifcently executed eagle, richly gilded,
and over him on high staff floats the proud
ensign Of the Union. ra .u. -.HaE
The interior Of the store is arranged in the
handsomest and most convenient manner for
the purposes for which it was erected. The
basement is fitted for q carpet wareroom, and
is well lighted. The first story is the main
salesroom, the front part of which is appropri-
ated to paper hangings and upholstery goods
About fifty feet are devoted to this purpose
The remainder of this room, on a raised floor
is devoted to the exhibition of carpetings The
shelves run around three sides of this room
and are surmounted with handsome cornices
of black walnut and chestnut woods, while the
ceiling is richly frescoed in Schumacher's best
STYLE aksesaw8 .akE@sesbstt q
The second and third stories are not com
pletely finished yet. The fourth story is de-
voted to the manufacture of carpets, curtains,
&C. Every modern convenience for the sever
al apartments has been introduced, rendering
the establishment one Of which our city may
well be proud.
To the proprietors of this magnificent store
the people of this city are under obligations
for its erection, and they can render some re-
turn by giving them a call and looking at and
purchasing of the splendid stock contained in
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

MIR. EDrroR;-A very interesting game Of
base ball was played on the Fair Grounds in
this town on Saturday, the 18th, between the
Friendship Base Ball Club, of Pennington,
and the State of Maine Base Ball Club, of the
State Normal School,
Although the weather had been wet Tor sew
elal days, the ground was in. pretty good con-
dition, and the day quite favorable. The
Friendship Club was the challenging party,
and secured the first inning. The game was
called at 1.55 and closed at $50. The fielding
was splendid, especially by the State of Maine
Club, they making sixteenzfly catches. ea.t
Excellent catches were made by Brown, O.
S.Boston, Bixby, Knight Bisbee and Reed. es-
pecially by the first two ON the left and centre
fields Quite number of spectators were out,
considering the dampness of the day The
following is the score: e.
SFRIENDsHIP CLUB. STATE OF MAIZE CLUB.
nrto ID
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a n ~
SINGULAR ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Charles
Reynolds, who was sentenced to two years in
the State prison, for stealing from Gen. Shep-
ley, and whose sentence was committed to con-
finement in our county Jail, made singular
attempt to commit suicide Monday afternoon
by scraping the quicksilver from a dressing
glass, belonging to a fellow prisoner, and swal-
lowing it. When it was discovered, about one
hour and half after he had taken the dose, he
was swollen up to an awful extent and his
pulse was feeble. Sheriff Parker Immediate
ly called DR.. Weeks, the County Physician be-
ing absent, and emetics were administered to
Reynolds every half hour, until o'clock in
the morning when he was relieved and yester-
day he was quite comfortable. lli1ilH ]
Reynolds is a hard case, as he is subject to
frequent fits. Once before, he has attempted
to commit suicide by hanging A+
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NEWHALL'S
MAGIC
2 A I II
Restorative

Es No. I.
PHILLIPS 81 CO., '
Portland. Principa
Hanover Street, Bosi
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MAINS ELDEgSERHy WINE
nov 81 s N d&wtf

SOME Folks CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTs.-we are
trade and the great public generally, with The sand
arr and Invaluable remedy, DoDDs NERvINR, which
afacie SURPRISES all known Preparations for tGe cure
OF all iormsoi Nervousness il rardy surc rceiino
every preparation of opiun.--the wckiown result OF
Wacn ~ 20 lroiuee scostiyeness and other serious
,ncuiies ltaays Irritation, restlessess and spasms
tive orgms.s6A ,K| r4gT O't anu ee''fp'e-
NO preparation tor Nervous Diseases ever sold SO
Sleepiessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Fenule
weaknesses and Irregularities and all the iearTll
mental ana bodily symptoms that follow in the train
dy known'o Science Sold by all druggists Price 81
NICE, GEO. c. GOODWIN g. Co.,
augiishtyd&w N Wholesale Agents Boston
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REMOVAL OF TIE Posi- OFFICE-The work
of removing the Post Office to the temporary
quarters it is to occupy until the new building
is erected has commenced, and will be COM
pleted to-day. Tomorrow the lew office, cor
ner Of Federal, Exchange and Market streets
will be opened for business. The old office will
be closed at o'clock this evening, and the new
one will be opened att o'clock tomorrow morn
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spECTAEA NOTICES.


This certain and cfectual cure Tor Coughs and all
dsea ses of the throat lungs, has been generally
known throughout New England for the last sixty
years. and is warranted to cure, the price viii be
Refunded Prepared by GEORGE w WALKING
FORD, Grandson of The late DIR. Fisher.
MASON, SYhiONDS s. Co., Proprietors, henne-
bunk, Maine
For sale in Portland by Edward Mason, ". i.
Hay. marfdhn sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS ORPuANs.-The Com
missioner authorized by the last Legislature
= provide for the INDECENT orphans of soldiers
and seaman who lost their lives in the late war,
have issued blanks for application in behalf of
the objects of their care The blanks have
been furnished to the town authorities gener-
ally and can be obtained by any one by appli
cation to Governor Chamberlain, Chairman of
the Commission. - -.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

Row.-Yesterday British seamen who had
been sent to the boarding house of Mrs. Doug
lass, Monday night, by the British Consul, at
tempted to kick up row. He drew knife
and threatened the inmates of the house,
Mrs. Douglass interfered and pushed the fell
low out of the house. He made two or three
attempts to reenter but did not succeed. Off
the lookup ..t
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

BASE BALL MATcH.-Atlaletic Us. Athletic. =
The match this afternoon between the first ant
second nine of the Athletic Club promises t.
be very close as the second nine beat the frs
on their last practice night. We hope he lady
friends of the game will be out to see the open
ing match. Game will be called at 3 o'clock
on the Club grounds, near the Arsenal.
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Muuicipnl Court.

JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
TUESDAY Patrick Moran and Patrick Moran
Dr., were up on search and seizure process. They
proved that they sold out to John Moran a son aud
brother, last December, and had nothing to do witt
the shop. OF course they were discharged Howard
& Cleaves for defendants. 'sE M
Thomas Martini for drunkenness and disturbance
was obliged to ay S6.25.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harnless, Reliable.
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the ill
effects of BAL Dyes. lnvisorates the hair, leaving
il soit ana beautiful. The genuine is sgisd Wif-
liam 4. Bdtchef0r. All others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perlumers Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
eg Beware Of s,Szmterfeia.
November 10. 1866, dlysn
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

New Advertisement To-Day.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Sewing Machines-W. s. Dyer.
British Transparent Cement.
Porlland Academy. j. Larrabee. 49,
Administrators Sale-John Stevens.
Dissolution-C. j. Ladd y co. -=------s4s-
WanteI-J d. Dacey q Co.
For Sale-Dr. Deming.
Dog Lost. o,,e
Commission Merchants-C. d. Laid d Co.
Room papers-Carter q Dresser.
SaIt-E. G. Willard.
Boarders Wanted-Gco. S. Hay.
Wan ed-E. X. Lemont.
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United STATES Dis,ric, Cour,.

BEFOKE JUDGE FOX.
TUEsDAY.-ISaac Manchester, petitioner for the
release OF his son, minor, enlisted without his con-
sent into the United States Army. P. r. Hail. Esq
appeared for the petitioner, and Henry G. Thomas
opposition. Judge Fox ordered the discharge of the
boy.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22
5JF1I.K5E5aa:5;E:5lII5ag zI;B
saf 1hc Choice Ernils nna SPICES.

" vi tHc CHUEcc II T"huS UNA 'PsCess
Their strict purity, delicious hayors, unrqaled
streng h and GREAT ECONOMY, are attracting trade
from lovers OF CHOICE FLAyoRs which is without 4
parallel. E --..-s.. b
Their great success is simply because third o.
the quantity is than equal to the ordinary far
oring extracts and they are the true rich favois Of
the fruits and spices.
Ex-Gov. James Y. Smith, of Providence, II. T..
says: "My wife pronounces them superior to any
havoring extracts she has ever used.'s 4s-t.
Ex-Gov. VIM. q. Buciin CHAM, OF Connecticut,
says: For long time we have used them, and lind
them very line
Dr.. j.. g. Holland tTimothy Titcom5,, the well
known author, of Springfield, Mas. says: .sThey
the standard in all this vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with them. Sold whole
sale and retail, Portland, Me-, by Samuel Chadwick
and by Grocers aud Druggists. apl2TW &S3msn
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

SIX hundred and seventy thousand tons of
water pour over Niagara every minu e. But
more water than this is converted. into suds
yearly in the wash-tubs of the world by the
use of the Steam Refined Soap. No sort of
laundry or house cleaning work can be per-
fectly done without them ''--''
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22
FOR EIGN PORTS.

Ar at Shields 9TH inst. ship S d Eyerson, Raymond,
Ar at Glasgow 9th inst, ship Majestic, Robertson,
Rotterdam.
Ar at Cochid Sd ult, barque Col Ledyard, Wells.
AT Bombay 18th ult, ships Simla, Porter tor Iiy-
erpool, 'dg: Wurtemburg, Chase, unc.
Ar at Leghorn I'd inst, Darque Josephine Martin,
Sid i'm Gibraltar 18th ult, barque La Liguena
Delano, New York; Goth, ship Europa, Patten, ior
Valencia; 26th, Jersey, Staples, from Caao, }
sid I'm st Thomas 18th, barque Sarah Elizabeth.
Sinclair, Boston.
Ar at st Thomas Goth ult sch Union, from Calais
Sid I'd inst. brig Altavela, Heed, (irom Demerara)
AT Baracoa 10th inst, schs Sardinia. RumbalI ;
Catawamteak. johnson; L NJ Merrill, Rowe, and G
Warren, Smith, wig.
Ar u Cienfuegos stu inst sch Clinton. Shackiord,
New York.
In port 10th, barque Keystone, for New York in 8
days.
Ar at Havana 18th int, barques I stccker, Bill
ber and Josephine, Mitchell, r, rtlaud 18th, sch
Boaz, Brown. New Orleans.
In port 1lth, brig Albert. Dow, TOR Sagua, to load
for Falmouth. L, at Sos Tor ton
Ar at MatanZas 10Th inst, bardue Leila Nj Long
Ames. New Orleans; 18th. barques Philena Davis
and Stampede. Jewett, New York; brig Paragon.
SID 10Th. barques Norton Slower. Slower, and Carl
ton, Tree rtin, New York; Brunswick, Minot, Tor
Havana, TO load Tor falmouth. e; sch Lena Hume
Applebv, Holmes Hole 11th, barque Trovatora,
Blanchard, New York; brig Sarah Kennedy. Dun
can, Caibdrien.
Also Sill llth barque barqueS Jennie Ellingwo0d,
Ellingwood Marselles: H ID Drummond Rim. for
Portland; br G :, Po;ledo, Plummcr, Holmes Hole.
AR at Cardenas 18th, brig Hattie + Wheel. Cup.
till, Portland.
Sid 10th. barque st Jaso, White, Portland; brigs
Ell Ia M Tucker. Tucker, and Scotland, Smaley, do
l1th. barque Eliza Cochran Pierce, Boston; brig
Isabella Jewett, Hopkins, North Of Hatteras. -
fPer Peruvian, at New York;
=. Sid I'm Liverpool sth inst, Cambria, Harrington
New York.
Emf tor ldg sth, S Kimball, Dearborn, Tor New
York
of Great Qrmshead 7th Constitution, Patten, FIN
Liverpool foi New YORK.
on Dungeoness sth, Tanner ane, Curtis. from Bre-
men for Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Glasgow sth. Oracle Wood, San Francisco
via Cardiff.
Ar at Leghorn 29th ult, Esther, Prince, Naples.
Ar al Valparaiso I'd INST, S Jersey, Staples I'm
Caao. - -
Sid i'm EremerLaven 9Th inst Tamerlane, Curtis,
Philadelphia. JD.I...
SPOKEN
April 81 lat 81 70 N lon II TO- barque Queen of the
Sea, Reed, from New York tor Hong Kong.
May ., lat II 46, lon SS 50, ship Polar STAR from
New Ioss for Havre.
May IL, lat 20 20, Ion 20 49, sch Daybreak of Stock
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IMPORTS
DErARTUR q OF oCmAs svnsmnes
Ma, rim e II s, :;


ai11f+a t+ Tuesday, May 81.
40 A ARRIVED. |oliI e'-
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
via Passport tor Boston. II ~ t3.R'tika
Brig W r Sawyer, Ray, Philadelphia.
Sch Yernal, (of BATH Perry, Sierra Mo7ena via
Uayana LIST inst Has exnericneed heavy wea ther
and lost u hhds molasses OF deck.
Sch Westover, lof BOSTON, Cousins, Sagua.
Sch Eldorado Brewer Baltimore.
Sch Jonathan May. Neal Philadelphia 81 90 i
Sch Mary Ella. Thomas, Philadelphia. ~' ..
Sch Geo Brooks Henley, Ezabethport -tHH
Sch Emma, fBr) Peck, Hopewen NIB a
Sch Finely lBri Anthony, Bear Rive for Boston
Sch Zone, Niekerson, Bangor Tor Boston.
Sch VIM Keene, Keene, Bremen. ' A- ~
CLEARED. -
Parque Henry ? Lord, f Ii libby, Sagua-Geo s
Hunt, and j Ii Percy. 1861 HFft
Barque American Lloyds, Park, Bangm-Ryan &
Davis. sH 20
Brig Firm. tBrl Dexter. Windsor. NS.s4-----ap.
Sch Oregon Colt, Eockland.
Steamer Dewitt Clinton, Winchenblt Ia. Waldo
boro-Eastern Packet Co.
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MARRIED.

In tins city, May 20, by Rev. DR.. Stoekbridge,
William Matthews of Por land, and Miss Barbar:.
Mckay, OF NJ ontreal. C. L. Hua sI..sa aet
In this city. May o. by Rev. DIR. Stockbridge, Wier
Green and Miss Anna O. lIuckins both OF Portland.
At Cape Elizabeth Ferry, by Rev. u. Iideout,
John +. Gushing and Mary L. Littleiohn.
In Sacear1ppa, May II, by Rev. a. w. PottIe,
John Il. Sweetser and Miss Frances L. johnson,
both of 5. @
~, In GRAY May y, j. D. Sawyer and Miss Clara A.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

ACoIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon as Mrs j
s. Miller was driving through Washington
street, in four wheeled chaise, the reins hap.
Dened to drop from her hands over the dasher
striking the horse, who started upon the run
He brought the vehicle in contact with tree
throwing Mrs. NJ. from it and injuring her Sc
verely, damaging the vehicle besides. Mrs
Miller was taken into another carriage, by a
gentleman who was near, and was conveyeyed
to her home. ... .-.--lt
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

THE incest assortment of hoop skirts in town
is to be found at A. w Paine's, No IS Market
square. Ladies wanting Bon Ton or other
nice skirt will do wen to- give him u call
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augl1snlYd&N

For Coughs, Colds and Communion, g.
Try the old and well known VElsEVA 4, r.
FOLMssHA ss Y ksAEiSAN approved and used
by our oldest Physicians for forty
years past. Get the genuine. 'f &, t-sf ~
REED, CUTLER & CO.. Druggists,
deeZ15Nd&w6m Boston, Proprietors.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

SPAULDNG BROTHERS, Swiss Bellringers
harpists and vocalists, will give one of their
exhibitions at Mechanics Hall this afternoon
at o'clock, and attic same place they VIII
perform this evening. These musicians come
to us highly recommended and no doubt they
will furnish an excellent musical entertain
ment. Miss Spaulding and Miss Dean will
sing duets from II Trovatore and other operas.
The entertainment promises to be no ordinary
one. We trust large audience will be in at
tendance ON both occasions
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

PORTLAND AcADEMY.-It will be seen by a
notice in another column that the Summer
term of this institution will be commenced on
Monday, 9th inst, under the management of
Mr.. Phillip S. Larrabee SIS sass
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

A FIRST CLASS HOUSE in every respect is Of
fered for sale by DR.. Deming, at a bargain
See advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

GoUGH's LECTURE.-Those who have not Sc.
cured tickets TO the lecture this evening at
Deering Hall had better do it early to-day, OF
they may be disappointed. The doors of the
house will be opened at 6 IL o'clock, and the
lecture will commence at 81 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

W "A soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abed to abandon his erutches by one bottle of MIR
cALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder OF the age. Apl 10sn15ws
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DIET

In this city, May 81 Lizzie Austin, eldest child OF
Albion I. AM Ellen f. Harms, aged years Tmos
In Bath, May II, Mr.. freeman Clark aged ~ yrs.
In Bath, May IL, Mr.. BoijaInn Davenport, aged
81 years ~ . - se Eaa : Il = =
In Pennington, May Ie, MFR. William Mcknight,
aged 62years. .ssait asiii'a,ts "a s-Aie-iSii ;
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

Seizures Deputy Marshals yesterday
seized two barrels of ale and a small quantity
of liquor in the shop of Patrick McGlinchy, on
Fore street; small quantity of liquor in the
shop of George Webster, on Fore street; u
small quantity of liquor at the United States
Hotel, and a small quantity in the shop of
George Stevens, on Federal street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

GEYER Il Co. make one of the finest displays
of Chromos we have seen for long time
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22
Portland Academy.

GUNNER Term begins Nav Of at Union Hall,
~ Entrance So Free street.
Masters of all ages and attachments received at
any time in the Term
Paracniar attention paid 10 preparing boys or the
High School, or Tor other schools and for college.
Terms for Summer Term of weeks, $500.
p. j. LARRABEE, A. b.
Any further Information furnished by calling at
Is Hanover Street. May p. dSw
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Long Sought For! "aa 1'a.f
Come ct East!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure IN announcing that the ;bove
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class lonasrg Groctrs fs'l5lf =
Asa MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable being
aIno lg the best IL p0t The best, remedy for cosn
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the pure
inee OF the berry, northumberland by any impure
ihgiedlent we can heartily end it to the sick
as medicine. = : [Sst
TO The days Of the aged it adleh length,
10 the mighty it addeth strength =
us Balm for the sick, joy for the weIl--,rb
druggists and Grocers buy and sell eG
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DOU Lost.

o - small King Charles Spaniel, black and
Sx-zcS tan. with white on breast.
8N11 Whoever viii return said dog to ~ VIM
.GsAs---sshl> ter street viii be suitably rewarded.
May %. DIST
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why Suffer from sores /?
JJgye,s A7,Dicu Ojn,,,,a,,

when, by the use OF the ARNiCA OINTMENT,
you can DE easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from burns, Scdtds, Chapped Hands, SDrdins Cuts
Hounds, and ecerY Complaint oJ'the Sin. iry it.
or it costs but % cents. BE sure to AJAX a'r ' -
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicians, may lie
found at wholesale at the drug stores of WV Whip
pie ~ Co.. II. II. Hay, W II. Phillips 81 Co., j.. l..
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. janI2sNd1y
cfy-strnmaiic Salts and strun.ntic Min
eral w aicfs, just received and for sale by s-E
j. W. PERKINS 81 CO.,
no2iSNe0d& weOw1y No sc Commercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22

RALLY! BOYS! RALLY!-The members of
the p. M b. Association are requested to meet
at their armory this "Wednesday, evening at
7i-3 o'clock Per order,
1 'i4l S.S.KNlGHT, Secretary.
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Eatche,or,s Hair nye

For sale by all druggists, send your a dress and
y 50 cents to o. p. SEYM0UR & co, Boston. Mas .
/ aud receive q box BY return mail w. +. PIiilins a.
Co., agents for Maine. april2GlIysn
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FOE ALE!

A tlRSriCLASS two story House, No, Allan
nc Street, nearly new, with IL rooms, IA clos
ets, hard and soft water in abundance. gas in every
room all well finished and will be sold at bargain
Ihe house can be trOn. O'Clock A. Nj. to IL Nj.
and from . O'Clock Z. NJ. until o'clock For further
Information enquire Of
.f.. DE-. DEFINING,
May %. 3w III! Middle st.
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A HELPER in the smith shop at E. X Lemont's
IA Carriage Factory.
May %. div
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Wanted.

A FEW Gentlemen can find permanent OF tran
IA sient board at 75 Free street.
May 20. d3w GEO. S. HAY
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E4SY TO USE !


Purely vegetable; will restore
Grey Hair to its natural color; il
will make the hair sotf and
glossy; II will not stain the skin
or the finest linen; it is the best
land cheapest Hair Dressing. rs
cts. large bottle. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers. w. Il.
Wholesale Agents, 1is Fore ST.,
Il Depot and mandatory, Il
ton. Mass. febl5sNW&S3m
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Salt! Sat! SaltI
BOarderS Wanted.

OSO SACKS Worthington's best table and
OCO Butter Salt, for sale by
l.. q. WILLARD,
maya d3w Commercial Wharf,
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-22
Public Notice.

Lubelskis British Transparent Cement
NOR Mending Glass, China, Pearl, Ivory, Bone,
IL Meerschaum, Amber, Marble, Wood, Leather;
auseful article Tor dentists mechanical work; in
fact IL mends every thing Jewellers, Watchmakers,
Harness Makers and Marble Cutters will do well to
try this cement. Sold at CSC per box by all Drug
gists and dealers in Earthenware, Fancy Goods mer-
chants, &C., in tho city and county.
May %. eod&w