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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-31

CoNDITIoN OF THE NATIONAL BANKs.-The
following is an abstract Of the quarterly re-
ports of the National Banking Associations Of
the United States, showing their condition on
the morning of the first Monday in October,
1867: asus4a.5 81 $50 lsf
Resoarces-Overdrafts, $609, 03S, 449 81; u. S.
bonds deposited to secure circulation, 1888 35-
$50; U. S. bonds and securities deposited to Sc
cure deposits, $38, 211 $50; u. s. bonds and seeu-
rites on hand, $42, 173.150; other stocks, bonds
and mortgages. $21 1916, 403 81; due from ma
tional banks, $95 PIG 81; due from other
banks and bankers, $8,366,672i 46; banking
house, aud other real estate, furniture and fix
tares, $50, 559,840 So; current expenses, 1926
733 80; premiums, $2,749,753 IS; checks and
other cash items, 1874 49,, $50 IS; bills of
National banks, 81 ,8Si ,693; bills of other
banks, $333209; specie, $40, 22s ,S51 ,12; frac-
tional currency, legal tender notes, 800 ABB,
537 SO; compound interest notes $3.50 808, 400
Total, 81 ,495 033 128 "a. ai tIii $50
Liabitities-Ca stock, $419, 1858, 4l5; sur
plus fund, $6662S,8l7 CT; undivided profits,
$50, SOL FOG 43; circulating notes outstanding,
National 1898 ,46l ,196; circulating notes out
standing, State "a O92153 individual deposits,
1897 ,329, 557; U. s. deposits, 1923 07S 315 II de-
posts of U. s. discussing officers, 1867 ,264-
92; due to National banks, $93O58, 1888 O5;
due to other-banks and bankers, $40 GIG 914 49,
Total, S149 5,0S3128 "a. In
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MARRIED..

In this city, Oct. 80, at St. Lukes Church. by Rev.
Alexander Burgess, DID,, Of Brooklyn, N Y, assist
ed by Rev. Chas. w. Hayes, Robert Morton Brinton,
Of Philadelphia and Octava Eliza only child Of the
late b, W. Fosdick, Esq, OF Savannah. Ga.
In this city, Oct 90. by Rev. E. X. Keyes, Gren-
willie L. Jordan and Mary Il. North. both OF Port
land.
IN Bath, Oct g, Willard A. Mills and Ellen L.
Colby, both of Westport. s#eAesla
In Skowhegan, Oct 20, Menander bennett, of Lew
istOn, and Annie Allen. of Norridgewock.
In Norridgewock, Oct. 20, Joel Dozen, Jr., OF
Smithfeid. and Clara A. Brock OF Canaan, q
In Biddeford, Oct. 10, j. IL. Higgins and Carrie
Googins, both OF SadH faA s9'itH@
Holman.
In Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. IS, H. P. c. Wright
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Hon. JOSEPH A. POND, President of the
Massachusetts, Senate, died in Boston on Mon
day. He was suddenly stricken with paralysis
on Thursday last but hopes of his recovery
had been entertained up to the time of his de-
cease He had been for two years presiding
officer of the Senate. sau.5Issa ed 20 ~.
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! FANCY GooDs.-It will be noticed by adver-
tisement that Messrs. j +. Rand and j. N
Weston have formed a copartnership and have
opened stores No. 80 Middle street and No s.
Ciapp's Block, Congress street, which they
have filled with stocks of choice fancy goods
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aAFNExATIoN.--77Mr. John Ross of Charlotts-
town, Prince Edwards Island, is in Boston
with the view of obtaining subscribers to a
new paper he intends publishing in that place
which shall advocate the annexation of the
Island Is to the United States, or, at least, do
something towards forming commercial, re,a.t
tons with this country. .sqodsQala au ~.
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GEORGIA ELECTION voting III "'0 -,
will be flushed to-day and four '''''s
then have taken the initial steps ""'' -;
toration 10 the Union. The result II. -
!, satisfied tn rebels and their k"' ,nn,
friends that they had nst the power to de ':a
.'somstrnction by active efforts. for the wn'e
-, If registered voters was larger there
other State In Georgia, there
,a,e they appear to have silen back upon their
a,,;s;ana tactics and RETAINED from voting.
1,ba whites have a majority of only one or
two thousand in this State, while they had
thirteen thousand in Virginia. The whole
number of registered voters, black and white,
is $4,000. rut F.I-aH iG IfffJ "
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BODY FouND.-Yesterday morning Mr. Sam
ue' Ieague' while engaged in hauling out logs
on the Cape Elizabeth side, near Portland
bridge, discovered the body of male infant in
the water He took it out and Coroner Hall
was called, but as no particulars could be OBJ
tanned an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
Ipheellnfant was large and well formed and had,
apparently, been in the water week. having
been thrown inimmediately afta,. tic h;rt,,
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DIR. s. s. FITCH,S.
'ssFamily PHYSICIAN !,

Seventy-six pages: price Is cents Sent TO anv ID
dress. No money required until the book is receive,
read, and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed Address DR., s. S. FITCH. 25
fremont StreeL, Boston.E sN q & ,JaD2gdiv
e 1t will not be convenient for Dr. Fitch to visit
Portland again. " ''
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Long Sought For 40 -
Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that fhe above
named article may be found for sale by all city
druggists and hlst class Country GTocers.
As MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable being
among the best, int the hest remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
luce OF the berry, and unadulterated BY any impure
Ingredient. we can heartily recommended it to the
sick MEDICINE. ~
To the days OF the aged it aldeth length,
To the mighty It stldeth strength
lis balm Ior the sick, JOY for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS ELDER BERRY WINE.1
NOV dc-xUff
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THE MARTHA WAsHINGToNs are indebted TO
the kindness of the Rev. DR.. Reyes for the add
dress delivered last Sabbath evening; and to
the audience, for the contribution OF forty-nine
dollars and sixty-four cents, the thanks of
the Society are rendered. Per order.
L. c. DODGE, Treasurer
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, BIG cUNNER.-One of our citizens, whose
business IS to Lake .6kenesses, took big Ct nm
ner IN our harbor, near White Head, one ,iay
lastweek 1t weighed two pounds and twelve
ounces, and the Ike of it for size is seldom
seen in these parts. - ~.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF pORTLAND.

se.g'vonfsrt ry...-,----<,.
"' Oc'o"eh So'
S.oo,ou ~. AkkiyED. ,ts.ut9l-.
steamer New Brunswiek, Winchester, Boston
ior Eastport ana st John, NIB.
Barque mary FOX, Ross, New York.
brig cara Brown, tot freeportI Brown, Bonaire,
oc u. ~ IN, = 80 Arasg x
Scn lara benner, Simmons, Cape Ann.
sen M A HoWes. Howes, Chatham. I'D
ochs y una EnzaDeth, Candaee, and Santa Maria.
narraden, Boston for Bangor.
n.aazf tHa iaa CLEARED. afdat EaFEI
Steamer DirIgD Johnson New York-Emery A.
FOX. - = -
Porteous
Sch Ellen Merriman, Hamilton, Boston - Berlin
Mills Co.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at PHILADELPHIA auth schs A L PusseII ond
Mary p Hl,dsan from Portland ~
cd sch Alabarna Gardiner for Saco
.' '"' S"'o Ia
sontharS n San rsf cas oth from the yard Of
named Flora Hubert. She is owned by the
At south Bristol 25th, from the yard of A & M
Carnage, first class clipper schr OF $50 tons NAM
ed Benjamin Oliver built tor Benz Oliver and Others
of Wellfieet and to be commanded BY Capt Daniel
w Oliver. eIh
At Castine 9th inst by Dresser & Perkins q brig
of 800 tons, named Annie Gardiner. She is owned
ner. twho viii eommand her, and others OF Casne.
and Henry I.iftlehed Of Portland. ~
ma
DISASTERS.
Berque B Shaw, from Portland for Havana, be,
TOMS tom was built at Ana IN is asd saa
Psr 81 and on 9Th inst
Brig COLLEEN Lead, from New York for Iavaeca
reports whie at anchor OF Pass Cayaa bar during
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-. SAkhAeANsETT fARk-The great trotting
match FOR S2ooo, comes OFF at the Narragansstt
Park, near Providence, r. L., on Monday, Nov.
9Th. Good day and good track, or first good
day and track after. Egi75. 81 ~ '1l.4.,s,5 i
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The EVENING TRAIN from Boston ought to
start for Portland at instead e O'clock. The
feaSohSare gwen IN communication pr nted
IN another column of this paper, and the are
conclusive. 1.-THE time table can be ARA iged
on this basis, as it probably can with n Sc
IRONS inconvenience, twill Snet only he tier
for Portland but better for the road, which
will thus come into direct competition with
the steamb4ats for the, through travel from
New York alpi w iiih ny sil3lW M
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sMercutio said of his wound, 81
at was not as deep as a well, or as wide

az fMercutio said of his wound, #
1t was not as deep as well, or as wide
Asa gate, but it would do"
Plantation Bitters will not raise the dead,
But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed,
And render life thing to be enjoyed.
We believe there are millions of living wit
nesses to this fact. Dyspepsia is a horrid dis
ease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it. Il is
most inyigorating tonic for weakness and
mental dependency Those who are "out OF
sorts" should try Plantation Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to cologne, and at half the price
oct26eod2w&w2w
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We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS OF
our fine ELECTRO-PLATE, consisting Of Dinner,
Dessert ami Tea Services etc., extensively pro-
duced by American manufacturers also that there
are English limitations In the market, both of inferior
dealers, and are well calculated to deceive Pnrehas-
only detect and avoid eountereits by noting
our trade mark thus: .p..f.f..4
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E. M. PATrEN & Co, sold at auction yester-
day three hundred and seventeen boxes dam
aged Havana sugar to Forest City Sugar efin-
cry, for 10 1-8 cents per pound. ief
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THE Government has received information
that the President of Mexico will declare all
treaties existing between that country and the
European powers engaged in or indirectly ia
voring the pretensons of Macmillan, abro-
gated, and no longer binding upon tina people
of Mexico. Ha.-t rsfis.al f.Ifrf.a,f
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph
Ar at Philadelphia 3Oth, schs j Russell. and
Mary P Hudson, from Portland.
CID, sch Alabama Gardner, for Saco
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DODD'S NERVI-NE
AND HNVIGORATOR

This Medicine Is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irritabihty,
Loss of Energy, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
the mental and bodily functions are the common
dication> OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
Invigorator is complete specific for all trOubleB
1t Is also the best, 1t is also the most agreeable
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public Prostraton Of Strength
Hysteria-retained excessive, Irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power
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The Weston made good pro
gress yesterday. He arrived at Portsmouth at
IL O'Clock A. M, in good condition, and one
hour ahead of his time. He remarked Tues
day while at Saco, that he was very thankful
to Portland people for tile encouragement they
gave himiwhile stopping here and at the start
out He certainly gained the sympathy of all
who saw him. and we have seen none but wish
him success
A dispatch received from Newburyport last
evening ats O'clock, read as follows: weston
arrived at 6.2o p. NJ; leaves at s P. M. for Sa-
lem EN- : Distance distance from Newb,iryport to Salem
about eighteen miles,
9 4
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WEDDING Up TowN,-The marriage cere-
mony was performed yesterday in st. Luke's
Church, the parties being a youngl lady resid-
ing in State street and gentleman belonging
in Philadelphia notwithstanding the rain
there was quite a large attendance at the
church, where every thing went off in the hap
pest manner, The levee at the house of the
brides mother, which was given Immediately
after the ceremonies at the church were over,
drew throng of beauty and manhood of the
city, The new married couple left for their
home in the afternoon train West.
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Sept G, lat 23t s. Ion 20 w, ship Cleopatra, from
New York Ion San FIR ncseo.
Sept 12, lat 30 Co. lon So ~, ship Live Oak, from
Cailao for Galveston. ta- lirIs
Oct II, lat 29t, lon GS IS. barque Elwood Cooper,
from New York for Mirsgoane. 1
OcC 81. lat IS. lon ~ 30. ship L Gilchr.st from
Philadelphia Tor New Orleans. ..s
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Gu
frrF.4

So highly recommended by Physicianss NAV be
found at wholesale at tbs drug stores of W. W. Whip
pie q Co., II: II. Hay. w. r. Philips & Co.. E. L.
Stanwood andJ. w. Perkins 81 Co.. jan12snd1y
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Remedy for Female Complaints
TO MOTHERS.

Mothersi we also commend the NERVINE for use
in the diseases which afiict children while Teething
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief The
SIMPLIFYING Syrups, OF which Opium Is the principal
Ingredient are dangerous to life impair the filnc
tons of the stomach and bowels, and actually
Impede the healthy growth of your offspring. To
cure Wind Collie. regulate the bowels soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient, ~
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LOST.

ON SATURDAY, Oct. PC, between the Covered
~ Bridge ~ Falmouth and Union Wharf IN this
Gray Wooden Lining. suitable reward will ha
paid for Information concerning il at - ~
octooer o. dtw" 12sCOMMERCIAL ST
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When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, scHds, Chapped Hands, Sprains Chts
Wounds, and e0ery Compld int of The SIN 1'ry r.
as it costs but Is cents. Be sure to ask tor p
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. ,..a. IA EiOunus hHnltu.
A BUNCH Of small KEYS, which the owner can
nave by calling at this office and paving for tbIs
oci3td3t
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sghs Eilsline Mctain, Sleeper dc iof Providence
Vests, Waite, do tor Boston
BALrFMoRE-Ar 18th. barque Fury, Wilson,
New York
Also ar 2Sth, brig Fannie Lincoln Collins Havana
Matilda. Dix. Portsmouth; sch skylark, Loring.
Boston,.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar2 6th, brigs Jessie. Petit
grew. and Cireassian, Bunker. Boston.
Ar 2stl, brigs j W Drisko. Eaton. and Mary +
Thompson, Warren, Boston; o Clary, Bryant,
Also ar 2sth. barque Hunter. York. Woods Hole !:
schseAbbie, Loring, Portland; Ida May, Drsko,
Saco; Mary Ella, Thomas, Portsmouth.
Below. brig Clytie. Dow from Boston.
Cid q h, brig a Y Larrabee, Carlisle, Bangor; sch
haul haul Ihomp on Godfrey Saco; Gettysburg, Smith,
nosion; Sivsr Lake, Matthews Salisbury.
NEW lORk-Ar 2sth, barque Scotland, Smalley.
the ose nee lrigs star GRAY, Matanzas; Q Mat
pieSes Ieni pladtlpha for salem; sebs Eyene,
r 80, oSarpaooes; Edwsld King Kelley, Whiting
EIsApress. C0nrnt, Norfolk for Boston; III + Dodge
freeman Philadelphia for do; Cyenns. Small, Ma
and Maria Whitney. Preston. do. Jan,,sso,, Fan,
dage. and w Hal, Presley, do; Ella, Ric6ardson.
Owen, Dennysvie; Nj A Predmore' ci,rn sa Anen.
Nellie Burgess, Burgess Ellsworth Tor Rondon. I.
Ida u Howard, Harrington. Portland; ID M French
Jones. do; virginia, Pinkham Harrington; Tyrone,
Cole, Machias.
AT 10Th, ships Volunteer. Simpson. TIM .Mazatlan
Energy. Caulkins, Leghor9; sehs Aleora. Talbot
Cid 29th, brig Robt Move. Dickinson. Demarara
sch Elizabeth u. Hogan, Portland
PROVlDENCE--Ar 29fn, sen Otls, Chase. New
New York Arcola. Giles. Augusta.
BRIST0L--Ar 2ytii, sch Zamartlne. Salisbury
Calais; Fanny Elder. Shea, Bangor. ....
NEWPORT-Ar 29th, schs Massachusetts,, Ken
niston. New York for Rockland; Jenny Lind, Cole
Shulee Ms. a <.vfr-
Jar 2sth sch Saml Fish. wylie, Bath Cor Washing
ton; Iochel. Haskell, Calais for Philadelphia.
FALL RlVER--Ar' 26th, sch Vernon. williams
Augusta ~ veg
| Ar 2sth, sch j Patten, Erskins, Elizabethport.
Sid 18th brig Elmira, Galley, Philadelphia.
| HOLMES HOLE--Ar 2Stb, sch Wellington, Car
yer, Bangor ton New YORK, p Oliver, Clifford, In
Bristol Tor New York.
Ar 18th, schs Statesman, Cole. i'm Shnlee. Ms, 70
New York Trade Wind. Gardiner Philadelphia 10
do: MI Hope, NarAnm. New York tor Camden.
| BOSTON-Ar 18th, barqne Manhattan TUFTS, tn
Winnebah, africa. - $500
| Cid 2stt ,barqne Annie Kimban. Lincoln, for Ne,
/ Orleans.
Ar soth, schs NJ C Hart. Hart. from Elizabethpori
/ Mineola. Holt, Ellsworth.
cid 30tb, ship Nesentan, Sehibye. for Heng Kong
| bardue Charlotte Geddie, Mckenzie, Bangor: br
| Nayarino, Giles. New York scbs Mariel, Stove
| Waldoboro: Rio. Dreamer, Salem.
BANG0R-Ar Goth, sch Clara X .nkin, RANKIN
/ Portland; Concern. Pink ham, Boothbay.
Cid 29tn, schs Florida, Snow. and Warren, Sal
| gent. Boston; Accommodation, Warren, Portland
Isis, Bullock, Providence.
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CNtdrfh Can be Cured !

uEADaCHE relieved, and In fact every disease
llof the nose and head permanently cured by the
i use Of the well-known remedy, = f'fFN'Yr''l
Raeder's German Snuff!
Try It, for u costs but 25c For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. 2. SEYMOUR ~ C0 Ros-
NOT and receive box BY return mail seni,jtTsN
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Our goods. which can be obtained from all respon-
sbe dealers hear this stamp. They heavily plat
ed on the finest Abata Nickel Silver and we guar
sntee them in every respect superior the best Shelf
field plate. 8fata- sts.3 e..-ff -
ig4ll GORIIAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Silversmtbs g. Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate,
june19 S N wed&Sat 6m Providence r. L. ,
DR- The above goods may be found at Lowell &
Senter's, 301 Congress st.
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FOR sale by al druggists, send your address and
IS cents to o. p. SEYMOUR 81 CO., Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. w. II. Phillips Il
Co, agents for Maine go ~ anri,5GI ysi
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GMpORrs.
f. OF OCEAN srNAMr

BONAIRE. Brig Clara Brown-3so0 hills salt to
oleVehs q 20 N N n :. :. =. !. IL - -
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Esg~FaSt Page to-day -Parchihenv 80
Facts; Trees about Ones PREMISES os''' W.
of probibitionists; Varieties.
b.. f'ourh Pdge.-A Sentime ntal Dilemma, -
Oliver Wendell Holiness; A Millionaire -
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BOGLE'S
Enamel Complexion Powder,
THE SECRET OF BEAUTY. ~
i A new, elegant and agreeable preparation fbI
beautifying the complexion and rendering it fresh
clear pure, and of marble deleacy, yet entirely free
cuticle. Ii eradicates tan diseoloraiions and all
eruptive affections of the skin. trial will decide
its complete superiority any other article eiher
liquid pOwder,) whether of foreign home manu-
facture. Price 30 cents. ma w. BOYLE, ! ~
Wigsan Hair-Work. 2o2 Washington ST., Boston
October 3. TT s. S-d1m-sN
eral Waters, Just received and for sale by
j. w. PERKINS & CO.,
5no24sNeod&weow1y No. Sc Commercial St.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The November announcements of Messrs
Ticknor audFelds include variety Of interest
ing and valuable, with some very elegant
books. Among the latter is superb edition
of the "Lucile" of, Robert Bulwer Lytton,
tOwen Incredibly illustrated with twenty -four
designs after drawings by George Du Maurier
an English artist of repute, engraved by w L.
Thomas, companion to this is Whitter's
"Snow7Round, !" illustrated with forty pictures
by Harry Fem, engraved by Anthony and
Linton. These books viii be issued in s,lmp-
tuous style, printed on tinted paper, with gilt
edges, bevelled boards, and richly orl,amented
covers. Holiness @Guardian Angel" sOp-
portunity,' new novel by Miss Crane, author
of /" Emily Chester;''" A Journey in Brazil"
by Professor and Mrs. Agassiz; new editions
OF !" Hiawatha,1 and 'Evangeline;" new vol
ume of poems by Robert Browning and anoth-
er by Owen Meredith, and The Atlantic AL
manac, edited by O. W. Holmes and Donald
G. Mitchell, are also among the novelties an
nounced for the coming month. In addition
to these are seven more volumes of the illus
trated library edition of Dickens, works. one
OF the autograph, and two of the diamond edi-
tons of the saue author; and sIvanhoe" and
Quentin Dnrward" in the Illustrated edition
OF SCOTS novels fs4 Is saafta8taf of /
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= ; : : : = :
SPECIAL. NOTICES ).
EVE ~ YTHHT g.

Also fine Pocket Cutlery, Rdzors, Scissors, Tail
ors, Barber's and other SHEARS. Fruit and Flo,per
CLIPPERS IA new fhinge and variety OF small Hard
Wore, may be obtained of C. u. BAILEY, g 2
aug27eodtf sn No. AZ Eacbae-|s.Aa
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MINERAL BATHS AT HOME

MINERAL BATHS AT HOME,
4 yspEPsyf cURED -TTsstts FGE
no ,,rec,ois.., yRHEUM4TISH CURED
ERUPTTONS on The FACE CURED
Ia 49,. - !. - III SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often pernici-
Gus drugs and quack medicines and use a few baths
prepared with ~ ~ a'Is Il''1 - 7~n III
.'STR UWATIC SALTS y,
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors ottle Mineral Well of the Penn's Salt Man
uiacturing Cos in Pit,sburg and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath Dr.
rections are attached. 10 80 .'E7F ] 80
sgasH gsso INTERNALLY USE ,f.y43 ~
j, 'sStrumatic Mineral Waters -
In bottles Of one and a half pints. One sufficient
for a days use. 10 ~
EY Sold by Druggists generally. aa5s5
Merrill Bros. No. 2l5 State ST., Boston; REYNOLDS,
Pratt q Co., No. loo Fulton st. New York.. Whole
sale agents. ,Iyi ss.s,tH no20s eod&wly
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Don't Use Anything Elise,

eV Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle. -.5.r7
n. B. STORER s. CO., Proprietors,
No. 75 Fulton Street, New YORK
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