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The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25


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The Bangor correspondent of the Boston
Advertiser says the supply of dry lumber OF
all kinds on hand is small and much below
the average Of former years -n. Is
A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal
says that Mrs. Rhoda Green, who died in Lis
bon on the 10th inst, is believed to be the last
Revolutionary pensioner in this State. Her
first husband, Abel Nutting, was soldier dur
ing thu. whole period of the Revolutionary war.
Her name was Rhoda Coombs, born in Bath,
June 18th, 1897. Consequently had she lived
until June 18th, 1867 she would have been LOO
| years of age. --,-s .tl,. &
They make Thousand quarts of pegs
day at Lvermore Centre. $50 eFmss ID
The Wing says Mr.. Cyrus Barker, of
Island Falls, while sitting at his dinner table,
on the 18th inst, was observed to drop his
head and almost instantly expired Ills age
was &C. 80 y u. @*slp&E -1sg al se.g
MIR. Solomon Nash of Jay informs the Lew
iston Jouraat that he lost a heifer. She was
sick three days, Out of curiosity the carcass
| was opened, and piece Of small wire about
inches long, was found in her lungs, very
near the heart. q AGA
The Journal says the strike of the mule
spinners in the mills in Lewiston, has practi-
caly ended. The mills have run as usual all
the time, and now are running with the usual
| amount of help, the result being that some of
the spinners are out of employment mol zF
The editor of the Lewiston Journal has
visited the alleged West Auburn murderers in
the Auburn Jail. Verrill denies IN toto his guilt;
states that the first he heard of the murder was
on the Sunday after its preparation; that he
went with others to see the dead bodies; that
it was then whispered by some that they be-
lieved Cliff Haries had something to ito with it.
)Iaries, on the contrary, reiterates that every
word of his confession is true; that he has moth
ing to retract; that if he were Z to be hung for
it" he would not change an essential word !;
that he has told the whole truth; that he was
excited with rum when he did his part in the
murder, but that bis associate had not been
drinking to his knowledge. ,asasas1s ".
The Machias Republican says Mr. Winslow
Morton, of Lubee, in attempting to sit down,
came in contact with crotchet needle which
entered the feshy partof the thigh, the needle
breaking off close to the handle. Surgical as
sistance was Immediately procured, but after
a long search it was considered as one lost in
stack of hay A 55ssi is-l,if.s,
The Lewiston Journal says solomon Nash
Of Jay, has Just sold to M. Pompilly of Auburn,
| a yoke of oxen for $525. Mr.. P. bought of the
same gentleman last fall, a yoke OF oxen for
which he paid $500. $3.50 81 "t9
The Journal says the trotting season at
Mystic Park near Boston, was opened Friday
4 for stake of $500. Roam stallion Lewiston
Boy, formerly owned by Mr.. S. J. Smith OF
Lewiston, .won the race, 81
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25
Portland and Vicinity
SPECIAL NOTICE coLUM!

New AdvsEsi.emens. To.pay.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25
WEDNESDAY, FORENOON

NOuIC came III at O'CLOCK. III ~
Thomas r.. Sonpson sworn.-Reside at Bowdoin-
ham, four or five rods from the Bank saw where the
team was fastened halt mile from the village, wit
ness here scribed the appearance of horse and car
rage tracks next mornng,) and picked ,p niece nj
rope &c, like that with which Buiterfieid was tied
this ii ice was at distance and hidden from the main
road; the footprints OF toe horses fresh having
been made after the dew fell the evening before, :
Robert III. Carr Live at Bowdoinham; am a Di-
rector in the Bank. defence here objected to this
manner OF proving that he Is Director and that the
Bank was really a bank The Court admitted the
evidence and the defence asked that their point
objection be notedl Witness here detailed the ap-
pearance of the Bank and the loss of the property
also described tha appearance of the house. the bloody
bed aud the gags; this was before O'Clock on the
morning OF the robbery; he also corr0borated the
previous witness to where the horses were tired
thought the carriage had be carried from the road
in there, there were wheel tracks until they had
gone some distance in; the Sheriff and myself started
at o'clock Tor Brunswick, and at the end of half
mile struck track of double team and followed it
to Brunswick. i-- -aast ... --
at depot between 10 and II o'clock night of the
robbery, five or six rods from Butterield's house;
my hand on his shoulder and told him had got him
he grabbed me by the throat, but escaped; think
have seen the man SINCE and that Smins is the
man.
Cross-examined at great length and with some
what damaging effect his description of the man not
being very discriminating -'2 ' ~
Marshal Head, of Portland, sworn.--(Mr. Head
was called here out of the proposed order. to allow
MN TO go to Belgst, he having inst received word, by
egraph, Of the death OF his child at that place) Am
EtS MARSHAL OF Portland; sent packages by express
70 Butterfed; recognized pocket book and other ar
t oqnu IN culvert, corner OF May and Spring
3ha AZ, r1Tmand, last summer; they charred by
snI me same is identified by the Cashier as
oeiongin2 10 the Bank Pocket hook found 12th flay
9; July oi1er articles found june 3Oth have seen
s I, anu Paraett in Portland saw Bartlett 18th of
saw both Bartlett and Simms together near Posi-
ounce, also near Federal and Middle streets; saw
them shake hands; this last time was the 18TH Tho
defence did not choose to ask any Questions and AZ
effect OF Mr. Heald's evidence produced a marked
effect upon the prisoners. Aeo
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

PORTLAND Dry DooK.-Tbe adjourned meet
ing of the stockholders of the Portland Dry
Dock Company was held Wednesday after
noon, the President, Hon. Jacob Mcclellan,
presiding ltou9Bus
The proceedings of the Directors in their
agreement with Mr.. j. E. Simpson to build a
dry dock, as stated in the Press of Wednesday,
were ratified by unanimous vote.
The meeting then adjourned to Wednesday,
May 9Th, at O'Clock p. M.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

TIE great sandy maker at Nc, casco ST.,
has received q large lot Of The finest pop corn
ever seen. is prepared to furnish dealers,
parties, and private families with pop corn on
the ear OR shelled, every quart of shelled corn
Warranted to make fourteen quarts. This
corn came from Massachusetts,; it is not frost
Bitten as was our Maine corn last year, and is
parched fresh every day and is nicely season
ed with salt. Corn cakes and balls in sugar
and in molasses, OF all sizes. Call and give
us try, you who love pop corn!
r. 81 -lLaA ii 4 j. A. BRACKErT
P.S. How are you" Brackets pure home
made candies, at No. Casco street, near the
corner OF Congress? 90 gf. ia
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

I NEW CoNcERN.-We learn that there is to
be large, first class Metal House opened here
soon for the sale of tin plate, sheet iron, &C.,
Sc, by parties residing here in Portland
They win have an abundance of capital at
their command, and are thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the business in all its branches, and,
we hope, as it is home enterprise seeking to
build up the business and prevent it from go
ing elsewhere, that the dealers throughout the
State will feel to give it liberal patronage.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous No disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF Bad Dyes. lnvigorates the hair, leaving
it soft and bean uful The genuine is signsd VA
Ian, A. Bachelor An Others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Periumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
GY Beware of a c0uuterfeis. i5z5L
November 10. 1866. dlysn --
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This is the length of an all-rail route from
this city, via Conway, the White Mountain
"Notch," ST. Johnsbury and Montpelier to
Rochester, n. Y. The 80 miles between Os-
wego and Rochester is not yet open, but viii
be available for use by the time it can possibly
be needed. This is the shortest route from this
city to Rochester. The next shortest route
would be that proposed by the friends of the
Portland and Rochester road. The figures
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

STATE CONSTABLE Mr.. Hawkes. has re-
ceived his commission as Deputy-in-C for
Cumberland County, and has received instruc-
tions from State Constable Nye to notify all
sellers of cider to stop selling. Mr.. Hawkes.
was engaged yesterday in notifying the deal
ers on Commercial street that they must give
up the sale of cider. 4'--' ..4- ~ =
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

ROBERTS AND SwEENY CIRCLE, F. BAH
members of this circle are particularly request
ed to meet at 10 IL Market square, Friday
evening, April 9th, 1867, at o'clock. for an
election of officers, and other important BUSH
ness Per order. -t---
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Long Sought Foa. !
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

we take pleasure in announcing that the above
nrsoia, sr snd may be found for sale bya City
As MEpIcINE Mains, yW WHY "i ;vvanab,, being
among the best rot the best remedy for coils and
PuinionaIy complaints, Manu- featured from the pure
ce al Ile Jerry, and unauthorized by any impure
as a medicine. 'T,-' -
. ~ I o. the days Of the aged it addeth length,
~ 70 the mightyit addeth strength sAt
Ills balm for the sick, O jot for the we'll E g.
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE
nov 81 N d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND TRUNK. The ac-
cident on the Grand Trunk Railway, which SO
detained the trains on Tuesday was caused by
freight train being thrown from the track at
Cobb's Bridge, New Gloucester, by broken
frog. 1t was down train Of fifteen cars, which
were all thrown off and shattered-two of them,
loaded with lumber, being thrown into the
river. Fortunately no person was injured.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

attention Fenians-Miclael Toomey, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25
Fisher,s COUCH -Drons.

This certain and cffectual for Coughs and all
diseases of the throat and lungs has been generally
known throughout New England for the last sixty
years. and Is warranted to cure the price will be
refunded. Prepared by GEORGE W. WALLINa-
FORD, Grandson of the late DR.. Fisher.
MASON, SYMONDS & CO., Projectors, Kenne-
bunk, Maine.e - e-s-3r.-- -
For sale in Portland by Edward Mason, W. +.
Philips q Co., j. W, Perkins d Co, and H. II.
Hay. aa.'saAst tle 1888 mar1d3m- sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

BOWEN & MERRILL have removed to No. "a
Union street, where they will sell out their
stock of fancy goods damaged by fire and wa
ter. good opportunity, is here offered to
purchase goods slightly damaged by water at
very low rates. This is the second time they
have been burnt out within year, but they are
not disheartened. We learn that the company
in which they were insured is disposed to do
the fair thing, which will enable them to re-es-
tablish themselves in business. Better luck
next time isSz p Stst. ttaI
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

LARCENY OF YACHT.-The yacht Sparkle
was stolen from her moorings on Sunday night.
Joseph w. Dyer, who is building vessels in
southport, telegraphs that the yacht is there
all right, and the thief safe in Bath 2.t
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25
Shirt Makers TAINTED,

EO)D Shirt Makers, accustomed 10 nice hand
~ sewing. Applicants must bring specimen OF
their sewing. -r-r..r..
Charles CHstis ee Co.,
apr25-dSt 293 Congress st.
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| san FRANCISCO-Sld 18th, ship Ella Norton
Nichols, 4mpton Roads, brig Deacon, Reed, Puget
Sid 22d, steamer Idaho, Patten, Columbia River
barqne Vidette, Merritt Puget Sound.
NEW gRLEANS-Cld 2Oth ship F P Sage, Cronk
Ar 18TH brig John Brightman, Gray, Cieniuegos
sch Ralph Carlton, Harrington, Camden. an- --'
Below 18TH barque Leila Nj Long from Havana
brig M Norwood, from Providence. - 81 ls# VI
Cid 17th. ships Oakland, Merriman, for Liverpool;
Marcia Day, Chase Havre; brig Essex, EurkIn,
Alatanzas; sch Daybreak Cousins. Cardenas.
CID 18th. barque III ID Brookman, Savin, Havres
lowed TO sea 18TH sch Marcus Hunter 1itIl brig
Keystone; 10Th, sch Charlotte Shaw.
sW Pass, Adril l5-saileo, ships Mary O'Brien,
AT anchor, ships ii L Richardson, and Old d.
minion; brig John Brightman. =
MOBILE-Cad 18th, harque Caro-, Beals Boston
ST MA itkS-Ar 12tl. BRIG Repshaw Smith tror,
New York; 10Th, sch Agnes, Carter, Boston, ashore
Ga 18th, brig Julia F Carney, Carney. Havana.
Mailing Portland W 'oh'
:, Cd 10Th brigs Matthews, Cox, 5aoksorville A
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 20th scbs Ocean Belle.
Emery, Rockport; Yankee Blade, Coonbs, I'm New
RICHMoND-Ar 21st, sch A H SAWYER Cook
Calais. ta ls7-'-l - = $50 eeo''oO"'
:, ALEXANDRIA-Sli goth, sch Calista. Jones, for
BALT1MoRE-Ar goth, brig Benz Carver, Myers,
Mayaguez; sehs Alice 6 Grace, Gi.christ, Boston
N Moseey, urann Matanzas. lIz5l'l ~ = =
Al zld. Orig Jennie Morton, Ere yholz RTatanzas
Cid e2d, sch Gen Peavey, Armstrong Calais
PHILADELPHIA Ar ood, schs Madonna. Ho-
Cid Goth, scIs Addie II Bid Meqrli ior Boston
Bowdoin, Randall, Macbias. p AZ
Cid ed barque Mary Moon, tor Ssgua; scbs G
Serbner, Burgess, Asplnwali; Hamburg, Sprague,
Ar 22d. sch Belle Creole, Sylvester, Belfast. -
( cid ed brig r Hinellev, Foster, Salem.
. NEW YORi-Ar I'D, briggs M A Benson Snirt
Rio Janeiro; Whitaker, Look, Addison: schs Gas,
plan, Larrabee, MusGuash, NIB; Avon, Parks Calais
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

LIQUOR SEHUREs.-Yesterday, the Deputy
Marshals seized small quantities. of liquor in
the shops of Henry r. White on Congress St.,
above Washington street; Richard Collins, on
Fore street, Ephraim Cannon, head of Com
mercial wharf, and John Wall, No. 16 Market
street. ILI.. q !.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

SECOND UNIvERsALIsT SoCIETy.-We are
requested to state that an adjourned meeting
of this society is to be held this evening at 7
1-2o'cloek, at the Probate Court Room on
Chestnut street. All interested are invited to
attend l--+f -----sst t5-
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

y DONATION TO THE PUBLIC LIBRARY-Messrs.
Ticknor & Fields, the eminent Boston publish
ers, have made donation of one hundred vol
umes to the Portland Institute and Public Lib
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

CRoCKERY WHARF.-THE large lot OF crock
cry ware to be sold at auction tomorrow, by
e. M. Patten & Co., will be open for examina-
ton at their room on Exchange street to-day.
1t is well worthy the attention of dealers.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

z DURAN s. BRACKBTT have got back to near
their old place Middle street, their store also
fronting on Federal street, where they win
keep large stock of trunks, valises, travelling
bags and every other article usually kept at
such an establishment, which they will sell at
wholesale or retail, at the lowest market prices
See advertisement. ~ -z-z4--.-.aes.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

THEATRE.-The beautiful Irish drama of
Arrah-na-POgue appears to be one of the
most popular plays that has been produced
It's third representation, last evening attract
ed another large and fashionable audience.
which expressed its appreciation Of the per-
Torrance by repeated applause. The play
will be repeated this evening Reserved
seats can be secured at the ticket Office any
time during the day. -sal
Tomorrow evening the citizens of Saco and
Biddeford will have an opportunity of witness
ing this charming play, as arrangements have
been made for the extra train to wait until the
| performance is over 4 le-' 80 - $50 %
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25
united sla,es Circuit Cour,.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
WEDNEsDAY-The Court came in this morning,
but no cause being ready for trial. adjourned to
Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock. 1855. q
Lorenzo Clay, of Gardiner, was admitted to prac-
tice, on motion of the District Attorney.
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Lumber of all Kinds

Furnished at short notice. Mouldings of sn7 de-
fred pattern furnished at short that they have
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

9ssvaAyor.-Eoties Is given II our aGesseiss
ing columns this morning, Of the dissolution Of
the firm of Loring Stackpole s. Co, aud the
formation of a new firm under the name and
style of Loring & Thnrston, to continue the in
surance business in all its branches. The late
firm of Loring, Stackpole & Co, has been me-
culiariy fortunate in securing the esteem and
confidence of the mercantile community Mr..
Loring, who is also the senior of the new firm
has acquired an especially enviable renutaton
as careful, prudent underwater. Mr.. Thur.
ton has for many years been connected with
che firm OF McGilvery, Ryan & Davis. and is
awel known, thoroughly educated. prompt and
accurate man of business. It will be seen by
tue advertisement that Mr.. Loring and his new
partner continue to represent all the leading
companies heretofore represented by Loring,
etaekpoie x Co., and which have won the con-
ndehce OF this community. The new office Of
the hrm Is conveniently located, only few
doors above the Merchants Exchange. In fair
dealing and just regard for the interests both
OF their employers and of their customers, we
venture to ssy that the new firm will stand
second to none on the street. If uniform cour-
tesy, attention to business and punctual. accu
racy in its transaction are conditions of sue
cess, we believe they will increase their already
ample business ,r. B.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

PERsoNAL.--Col 7. H. Gurthrie and Hon.
A. Edwards of the Treasury Department are
on brief visit to this city and are stopping at
the Preble House. -
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spEGIAE NOTICES.
40 @sPEgIAE NOTICES. 0o
Attention Fenians F!
.iazr THE LAVELLE CIRCLE 8
~ of the F. b. was organized
On Saturday Evening, the 9th Instant
LYGONIA HALL.

The following officers were elected: Thomas Cum
mings Centre; ohm j. Sullivan, Treasurer Michael
Toomey, Secretary; Richard Quinn, Chairman Com
mittee Safety. - als Sd sfa,I.f Ala al
We invite our brother Fenans OF Portland and vi
cinity, likewise all lovers Of liberty, to assist us in
giving material lid to our brothers in Ireland, who
are battling native hills drive the foreign
despot from her shores. Rally to aid the men in the
gap. Per order. ss.E DIICHA Ell TOOMEY, Sec <
April 26 d3tsn - -ll9gu. ~.
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IrRoM OUR coRREspoxnrNr.l

KENNEBUNkPOET, April q Ar, schs Elizs
Matilda Braedon. and VIM Penn, Curtis Boston
LAUNcHED-2Oth, by Crawford & Ward, a supe
rior schr OF 1o6 tons. carpenters measure1 nance
Addie, owned BY the builders, Capt T. Drown. and
hers, OF his place She will be employed as 8
packet between this port and Boston, y ~ u s
Also, I'D, by Marx Pool, fine schr. named Glars
Rankin, measuring ITO tons, 10 MI built for Cap,
SamI Rankin, ofSWe,ls, (who will command her
and parties in this place. She is 10 be employed in
the coasting trade
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Grape Vines, &c.--S. I. G3olalc.
Attention Fenians-MiclIael Toomey, Secretary.
--s--z- ENrERrAIsMEsT GOTHAM.
Theatre-Smitl, Hadley N Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
c. W. Homes-Auctioneer %. 90
oranges at Aueiion-f. NJ. Patten s. Co.
Oil Paintings--E. H. Patten & Co.
Bricks ct Auction-F. O. Bailey.
Land at Auction e M. Patten & Co.
Dry Goods, Cutlery, &c.-C. w. Holmes. .
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Trunks, Vaiises. &c.-Duran q BrackeH'
Boots and Shoes-Clarke a. Lowell
Direct Steamship Line to Halifax, n. d
Wanted Eastman Brothers. sI
The Best Bargain In Portland-M. n JeliiS'
A Reward-H G. Thomas, BVt big. ven:
Gents Furnishing Goods Charles tustis u 20.
Family Horse and Wagon for Sale
Fine Shirts made to order-Chas. Cusiis q 20.
Rnnrd-Ilampshire Street. md ..
Ins,,,s,nee Cargl--Loriug d. Thurston
t,hjri Makers Wanted-CA2rles Custis 81 Co.
Frnit. Confectionery, &c.EW. w. Carr a Co. .-
Lost-Red Coral Pin. n-t-
Copartnership \ otioe-Dow, Stackpole & Co, f
Notice of ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Poor q Co.
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40 observation-disclosures. Marrett, Poor & Co. are
removing into their new and spacious store on
Middle street, which they expect to throw open
l. to the public on Monday next. JAZZ % h1' b
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

BOYS, misses and ladies' gloves and hosiery
in all kinds and sizes to be found at Davis g.
Co.'s
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

Brig Mazatlan, (of Portlaud) Capt Adams from
Georgetown. SC. for Portland, with lumber sprung
LEAK during heavy gale on the 18th and the crew
being unable to keep her free, for Hatteras
lnler, where she arrived at II o'cock same night
and anchored In four Iathoms water; she soon alter
parted both chains and drtted i'll among the break
ers, where she became total wreck. The crew were
saved but lost all their ELECTS. The vessel Is in the
hands of wreckers and was being stripped. The M
registered 196 TONS built in 1851, and owned in
Portland b. Edw Hamblen, and Others who had re-
Gently bought her. The cargo was fully insured, but
there was no insurance on the vessel. flf1~ '1-f
Barque Sierra Neveaa, from Caldera for Boston
before reported at Valparaiso in distress, put m
leakv and was waiting 10th for hulks to discharge
into, to eject repairs ass -tlslr ". ?
Brig j Ross, at Philadelphia from Cardenas. had
heavy weather on the pa sage, split sails, &c. 55
Brig Jennie Morton, az Baltimore from Matanzas,
had heavy Sc gale off Hatteras night OF the i5th
and lost deck Iood of molasses. : A-45's| " :
Brig nj A Benson, at New York from Rio ,Janeiro.
had rough weather, sprung Leak lost tiller, split
sails &C.. 'i1-s 4sl''@' -
Sch Caspian, Larrabee, at New York from Mus
guash. NIB, was in coilisOd while beating through
Hellgate and broke mainboom and tore mainsail
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j. oRN Hawkes. 6 Co, 292 Congress street,
have splendid assortment of gents furnish
ing goods Il 81 = - =. = 4
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AGooD MovE.-We are informed that the
Portland Young Mems Christian Association
contemplate erecting temporary chapel in
the limits OF the burnt district for free religious
worship during the coming season. Consider
ing the lack of church accommodations in that
part of the city, and the fact that we have
many in our midst who do not attend church
at all, we think it an excellent idea, and hope
it Will be carried out. The small amount nee
essary for the erection of suitable building
for that purpose can be readily obtained. The
Association will take definite action upon the
subject at the meeting in their new rooms this
evening, at liz o'clock lad
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25

+ eT-A soldier who had lost the use of bis limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
cALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIc REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder OF the age. 49, 4 Apl 1Osnl5wA
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FashiOnably Made

Balmoral Boots for Ladies', Misses and Children, as
well "a Boots and Shoes for Gentlemen and Boys,
which for superiority Of materials and make, are I'M
surpassed. can be had OF 7. E. MOSEbEY & CO.,
Summer Street, Boston. if -s mch11dlt
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25
WHY suffer from sores ?
els 43.,aicO Oi3,s3,le3,l

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured 1T has relieved, thousands
from Burns, Sca!ds, Chapped Hands SDrains, Cuts,
Woulds and every Complaint ofthe SKIN. Try it,
or it costs but 25 cents. Be sure to ask for
H0Ie's A9nic0 Ointment,
For sale by oil druggists, send your address and
35 cents to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive box by return mail. feb2ed2m N
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-25
Southern Pine.

HAVE on wharf 20 NJ of Southern Pine Floor
j Boards, first quality, planned, jointed and dry,
ready for use which will be sold low if applied fer
soon.ey l.. L. PATTEN,
Apl 9-dtf e4st = "a 293 Commercial Street.