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CHEAP HOUSE LOTs.-We would call tho
attention of our readersit to the auction sale Of
house lots at Woodford's Corner this afternoon,
at3 o'clock. This is fine opportunity to Sc
cure good lot at small price. See adyer-
tsement under head "Auction Sales"
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Medical Notico

A0G H.CHADWICK, NJ d., win devote special at
Lennon 70 Disea es OF the Eye No. 301t Congress St
once hours from IL A. M. TO p. NJ 4IlFFI -
May Is. sNtt y III f1t.,tE- ll--..tf
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IMPORTS.

NEWPORT. T.. Barque Frank Io,,o,. o.
coal, to III 81 A Allan. o'e'-sid TONS
JoGGlNS. MS. Star of the Sea OK tops or;,,a
stones, Sumner Adams. ~ - ." tohs grind
WINDSOR, MS. Sch Sterling = 100 tons n,as,or
to order. Z tat4taa~Nf E,AE 2 "a -,A"o n' piister,
HARBORvILLE, Ms. Sch P Iadd-.ak oo,a.
wood to order. ne 4u4 slE fi~s -".o' no corus
HILfSB0Ro, NIB. Sch Belle 1856 tons Goa, 70
Kerosene Oil Co.. E2Gs8 81 $50 'ohs coal, 10
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FIRE At ,wKsr PERu.-on Thursday hight
of last week, the house and barn Of Mr.. Liber-
ty Hall in West Peru, were nearly DESTROYED
by fire. MIR. Hall saysit was the work of an
incendiary - 1--we t-@e
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A Maine Judge Reviewed.

A Rebel sheet published in Georgia. com.
menting upon the late decision of Judge Wal.
ton OF the Supreme Court Of this State, in
which he held that a marriage between ne
gro and white woman was Illegal and void
rem Arks: IF this Supreme Court lived in
Sickles' dominions. the Judges would be lock-
eu up ana lined for thus defining Equal
Rights Indeed, what is the use of a negro
voting if he cannot marry awhile woman, and
have spotted colored chil1ren?"a
But times are not as they used to be in Geor-
gia, and unhandsome little filings of that kind
don't have to wait TIL they reach the North
before they can be answered. The Loyal Geor-
gian OF Augusta, edited by Capt. Bryant, a
Name boy" answers thus: SIN 'Sickles' do
minions' the chtOdl,y have spotted colored
children if they cannot marry colored women
The difference between Maine and 'Sickles
dominions' is, that in the former there are no
spotted colored children except those whose
parents have been married, while in the latter
there are none whose parenGs have been mar
ried. However, it is pity that Judge Wal
Ton was obliged to make the decision required
by the present disgraceful law of the State. II
Judge were permitted to substitute for the
statutes his own personal CONVICTIONS we feel
confident that the decision in question would
| never have given occasion for this sharp pas.
sage between the two Southern papers. We
feel confident also that the Legislature this
winter will take such action as will relieve the
enlightened gentlemen, who sit ON the bench
OF this State, from the necessity of pronounc-
ing sentences which are repugnant to the
FEELINGS OF a civilized community. We are
not aware that any of our judges have ex-
pressed any opinion upon this subject, but as
sumo mat they are in accord with the public
sentiment Last winter an attempt was made
TO repeal law which disinherits children, and
entails upon them all the disgrace and suffer
ing arising from illegitimacy ThASs axL1. lid
not favor the change exnrAssod 1iefr oppOsi-
ton chiefly by the utterance of the more en-
phatio interjections, precisely as John Stuart
Mill says that female suffrage is opposed in the
British Parliament. The more eminent loci-
Clans, however, rose to the subimity of asking
IN tones of infinite disgust, if the gentleman
with whom they were contending would have
his SISTER marry Niger! This generally car
ried the day for the conservatives when all
their interjectlons had failed This year let
them give their reasons. {.
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-. s,. DIR. s. s. FITCH,S.iis'.. y.
ssFamily Physician >.

Seventy-six pages price % cents Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
READ and fully approved 1t is perfect gude to the
sick or indisposed; Address DIR. s. s. FITCH. I'd
fremont Street, Boston. HsNg os Jan2adiy
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PERsoNAL+--Judgea Kingsbury has taken
vacation of couple of weeks, and during his
absence the business of the Municipal Court
will be conducted by Recorder Kidder.
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7" Business Items. ,s. ss
DANlsHED.-Pimples are speedily banished
by Rubicel. ~ EelSa zee ~
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HE INTERNATIONAL Boat RACE.-The Bos
ton Journal gives the following details of the
great International rowing match at SPRING
heid, on Wednesday. The American crew
made the bes. time on record. The journal
says:
Inc great race of the day--to which all the
resi- were =, put secondary-was called at four
O'Clock. The Wards appeared unon the conrso
hrst and Were hailed with loud cheers. Tbev
were In high spirits, and when they undressed
lor tne race the play of their muscles undar
the clear SKIN gave proof of their splendid
conuiuon- they seemed confident of winnino
ana Wnen fouls remarked thai
There would be no trouble made by them
tney meant to have a square race" 'I
Inc 81 john tcrew came onto the scene IA
lew minutes after the Wards and were also
greeted with cheers. On seeing them it was
evident that sufficient attention had moi bae,,
paid to their training They were alto"etber
too heshy, and their skin did not exhibit thai
transparent appearance so noticeable i'm the
Wards Their boat also presented a striIing
contrast to the beautifully modelled she'll Of
thelr opponents, being very high out of the
water and excessively wide in proportion to its
length. 1t was plain that they had heavy odds
20 contend against in this respect in order to
WIN, and IN spite of their advantage in weight
ieseemed that they must succumb to the sr.
Perlor training and better adapted boat of the
=, .I.: nI"csoi, ehey expressed confidence
III mi Snelr ABILITY to win the race 10
Inc boats came into line shortly after four
an. Iie wora was given at ten minutes mast
, IaaS no9f. Ihe Wards immediately took the
ieaa ana the st. John men apparently made
no enort to contest it, but followed IeisnreLJ
a al tnem down the course At the end 81
she nrst mile the Wards were eight bnndred
ieee ahead, and at the stake boat thew wera
nearly twelve hundred. The st. John mnn
now uid their best to decrease the gan ON The
return, but were unable to do SO. and the
w ards hnally won by long distance i'm :sn
16 sec. . FL, '''' was fihi
The result was hailed with enthusiastic an
plause. The greatest number of strokes taken
oy the wards in a minute was thirty-six. and
py the ST. John crew forty-five. The Wards
were never once pushed to their utmost and
joked and laughed with spectators during tho
entire race. Had they been pressed. there was
no doubt that their time would have been con-
siderably better, though very good as il was
The st. John crew left the river immediatelv
after the race, aud offered no reason for their
defeat. The amount of money that changed
hands on the result was very large. =
robert Dalton of st. John and Steven Rob-
erts OF New York acted as Judges at the start
ing boat, and Michael Quigley of New York
ana robert Pratt of Boston officiated at the
sake s1 boat. Mr.. Blaikie was stationed about
na, way up to take cognizance of the race nm
u oown the course. Captain j. f. Gardner
Oh boston, was referee, The stakas feSooo,
were PAID over to Mr.. Lee the hacEar w ~
Wards, at six o'clock. WIZ '"oAer Vi 1he
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PORTLAND and Vicinity.

4 New Advertisements this Day.
i SPECIAL FofIcR COLUMN II
Odd Fellows Notice. IL ~ M
ENTERTAIEMENT OOLUMN.A ~
Theatre-BidwelI& Locke. ssss--
Forest City Driving Park
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN el' 80
Aoh's Malt Extract-W. f. Phillips & CO.. FIf I
Fall StOck-Thompson's.
New Furniture Store-John Crockett e. Co..
Fire DepartmeAt-F. c. Moody Chief Engineer.
Portland Mutual Fire Insurance Co
TO Let with Board
Store and Lot for Sale. ----
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HOFFs ra"
MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE
yaHHH
HEALTH.

IT'S EFFICACY UPON THE INCIPIENT STAG
.7 OF TUBERCULAR CoNsUMp ZION.
- nave used several dozen Of HoEFs MALT Elk.
.hAof nEvhRAaE OF HEALTH. and 1 am most happy
to say that it Powerfully Excites the activity ofbs
Lungs and strengthens me Enormously. the R..r,r.-
ton is more fire > tho Chest now expands unembar-
raised, the Cough dimnishes, and hone IL viii,
cease entirely. f7N" m Rrsnv,
y sNew Haven" sf'.ia y a aI8 ---1--
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MARRIED.

In Brunswick, Sept z, Ira Dinplev Of ev;sto,,
and Miss Arabine +. Douglass, of Bowdonham.
In Bath, Sept 10. VIM N. Wyman, Of Bath. and
Rose L. Bailey, OF Woolwicb -' - D""''n' anu
In Harrison, Sept. A. Albert Jittlatoldt =, ca
ham, and Ellen M. Small, of Lowell - ''oNe'
p In Angasta, sept 5, VIM. A. Smith, Of A., and
In Readfieid, Sept. 4, Chas H. Williams and Sarah
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RewDais AlAA0aiab Hsbt14AA aajaafnah
meeting OF the Committee Of Al,llnni Of Bow.
dom College was held In this city Wednesday
afternoon to consider the subject of the erec-
ton OF the Memorial Hall, and decide upon its
iocation. The committee is composed of the
following gentlemen: M. w. Fuller, Chicago;
n. Body, D. A. Hawkins, New York; j.
A. Andrew, Boston; N. cleveland, Topsfield,
Mass; Joseph Titeomb, Kennebunk; John M
Brown, Portland; +. M. Drew, VIM. Smyth,
Brunswick; j. w. Bradbury, Augusta; \. IL.
Dingley, Lewiston; John Appleton, bangor;
Edwin Reed, Bath.
The general plan for the hall presented by
Prof Smytb. was favorably received by the
committee and the site 80 or 80 feet west of
Massachusetts Hall was recommend. 1t was
voted that the General Agent be instructed to
commence work soon as authority can be
obtained from the Boards of Trustees. and
Overseas. '1
Messrs. Joseph Titcomb, w. l.. Putnam,
VIM. Smyth, Edwin Read and f. M. Drew
were appointed an Executive Committee to
carry out the plan of the General Committee
to take such measures as they shall deem ex-
pedient and necessary for the collection OF
funds and the erection Of the Memorial Hall
upon the site selected by the Gene raj Commit
tee and the Committee of the Board OF Trus
tees and Overseers of the College, and accord
ing to the plans for the Hall approved by said
| Committee; and were authorized to commence
the erection of the Hall as soon as in theil
judgment it is expedent to do SO.
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When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Turns Scdlds, Chdpped Hands, SDra;ns. CIifs
rounds and enery Complaint of the SKIN. Irv' IL
as lt costs but % cents. Be sure to ask for -
Hates Arssic0 Ointment.
FOR sale by all druggists, or send your a,,Irass an.
80 cents to o. P. SEYMOUR s. CO.. Boston Mass ,s,a'
ana T receive box by return mail. w. F. PhIns ~
w., iSeils ior Maine.a 80 A AZ april2G1ysn / 4
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Miniature Aln,anac. !. septen,b
Sun rises 90 Noon sets. 4So Am
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.7afi to hltst ifao3l a .s,Iaf 5t6f T..lsi59.5 eg
.-thD s. tfNC ,4ffaf8
~ Ilfa $780, eH t. ..--.
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.aa- b 4Giase e3i .,o4a d57H 8ai lHno
l- ilui 500 8b" mls5d .3i4Oag sdl ,aal
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SPOKEN. "a ~
Jnly 49, lat 20 N, Ion &c 20 W, ship John Tucker
from Callao Ter Nantes ~ A"eAeA
aug ~, lat " N, lon Is W, ship Regent 10 DAVIS
HOm Liverpool Tor Calcutta. - "
aug; aug =; on Tuskar ship Myrtle, Hastings, from
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sfIrAarURa on ounAN sfnAMeAs
N EWS
TpORT OF PORTLAND.

z
ftlff Thursday, September IL.
ARRIVED. rag "a q
q Steamer Carlotta, Magune. Halifax, MS.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Eastport tor Boston. 40 Sane. ss'frsgtgF
Ia. Bargue Frank Loyett, tBr) jacques, Newport, f.
July 10th. 60 - i..s-.,-.tf f.gr I'd TT
Brig Emma, SWEET, Boston,, ~ /. isa-,sH
. Brig Pleades, McIntire, Boston for Bristol
Brig Mansanila, Magune, from an Eastern port
Sch Sterling, tBrl Hunter, Windsor, Ms.
q Sch + P Ladd. tBr) Homles. Harboryilie. MS.
Sch Belle. tBrl Edgett, Hillsboro, NIB.
Sch President, Perkins, New York. UffIa
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Boston.
Sch L w Pierce. Collins, Boston. N
s Sch j Roher, Began. Bosten ke >
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston. es
Sch Texas, Day, Boston. e. 81
Sch Harriet Baker, Weber, Portsmouth.
Sch Willie Smith, Coombs, Harpswel
Sea Florida, Green, Bangor for Boston. Ala
Sch Sea Queen Candage, Rockland Tor Boston.
jsgsHttq q CLEARED. N
Steamer Chesapeake, Colby, New York-Emery
& Fox. 4, 5sst.-F ..q-itl I ,HFf l-II,r -
Brig Elsnore, (Br) Moore, CORVALLIS, Ns-A D
Whidden.
Brig Arcturus (Brl Stiles, Hinsboro- master.
Sch Planet, tBr) Wilson, st John, NB-Frank r
Barrett. lua hfufs 90 hNtt t17fAcAs ~ II
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Mains Pure EIderberry and Cur-
rxnnf an; sx,o.S

80 highly recommended by Physicianss NAV he
found at wholesale at tbo drug stores of ". w Wh;,
pc Co., H. Il. Hay. w. F. Phillips g. Co, II. +.
Stanwood and ). ". Perkins & Co.. janI2sndiy
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Sch Emma Cakes, from Bangor for Boston. before
built at Kennebunk in 1861 and owned by Messrs
Bliss, and Capt Enos Soule, Of Freeport She was
Sch LunEersue, from Bangor for Plymouth which
and sunk in Boston Bay Sth inst, registered
100 tons was built at Wadoboro in 1913, where she
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., C0t0rrh Can be Cured i! p
,HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
i LOT the nose and head permanently cured bv the
of the well Known Ieneuy, ~ IN. nv.
Fsaeder's German Snuff!
Try 10, for 1t costs but &c. For sale bv an druo
glsts; or send 35c to o. p. SEYMOUR e Cd Ros-
ton, and receive box BY return mail. seniItfsN
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Sid I'm Old Point, Va, 9TH, sch Many E Staples
from Georgetown tor Portland. n n ~
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CONCENTRATED LYE.
II will make IL pounds excellent hard SOAP, or %
gaious OF the very best soft soap for only about 40
cents. Directions each box For sale at ali Dr,o
anu grocery stores.t hti euE .-i@ .AftL4aa4 Z
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS.
.g89 Be particular in asking for PENNSYLVANIA Salt
manufacturing Co.'S Saponifer. 10 no17sNeodS wiz
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Barque st Jagc. of Portland 222 tons, built in 1s4s
has been purchased by Edw Hamlen, and others, OF
Portlanda she lay with part Of spars and sails gone
The price paid Is reported at $30O0 and 1t will cost
$4,000 more to fit her up. Her hull Is In good
dition, and the bargain Is considered good tor
the purchasers. 49,
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ErE II YlTHI.rG
For Shooting or Fishing.
Also fine Pocket Cutlery Racers, Scissors, Tail
o's, Bdrber's and other SHEARS, Fruit and Flo,cer
CLIPPERS IA new thngs and variety OF small Hard
Wore may be obtainedo OF tG.L.BAILEy i
aqss27eodtf sn ID g.a D. Nos45 Exchange Street,
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Store and lot for Sale.

A HAkE chance is now offered to merchants and
"A all others about TO engage In trade. valuable
Store aud Lot is now offered Tor sale situated with
In four rods Of the Androscoggn Railroad terminus
IN farmington, Maine. Said store and lot, with sta
PIE ana tenement over the store all I'm good condI-
ton, aud will be sold at q bargain for cash or an
proved credit, and possession given at once Cali on
or address AARON FARMFR
On the premises, Pennington, Me.
September Is. eod1ms
To Let.
WlTH Board, a suite of rooms at No 30 Dam
w forth street.
Sept rs. dit 200 ..lIf.H
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Location Of 1.-THE Telegraph Fire Alarm
afbs4 tFaFse "a Rnvas r.fF eH

Portland Mutual Fire Insurance
lse.-s Company. .r4.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Portland Mutual Fire
insurance Company, win be held at the ONCE
or MeCobb and Kingsbury, No. 80 Exchange street
on Monday, October 9Th next at "a O'Clock, PM
Sept. 18th, 1867. eod3ws W ''''
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80 l.F .lilli fa'iaf.a 10 rafr. N F4.tll srflfEV
ts8i ifi ga Ha .8..e7s 81. s'5 f,,.,.5 X
.EfI,iA ,11n Is. u
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HYGEIA.

i1iHIi011F 1855 -'>T7 77-
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ABB i-A f-io4LtI il"t fat -.-
SOD i9 10 ullaH nui3 nAilHIuiln -dL
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Ihere was a very large crowd present in the
afternoon, great interest being excited in the
race of class IL, for premiums of $500 and 5000,
and for which Z. Donnelly had entered Bill
Williams. G. P. Maynard Dan Mace; A. M.
Savage, Little Fred; and J. C. Marble, Lady
Chairman - -
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HE INTERNATIONAL Boat RACE.-The Bos-
ton Journal gives the following details of the
great International rowing match at Spring
heid, on Wednesday. The American crew
made the best time on record. The Journal
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-13

we are unable to publish all the scientific tes,imo
n,als, which have been bestowed upon HoFF's
MALi EXTRACT, and we content ourselves with
menuon,ne the nan-os Of some of the Physicians
Prescribing this Beverage ofHeaIth:
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MISCELLANEOUS. I i
SODA Y AIBR

yTlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS.
i PENSE this agreeable and healthful beverage, at
their well-known stands, No. 86 HASEL STREET be-
tween King and Meeting Streets No. 428A KING STREET
lOld Pquet Guard House) and at the head Of CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
Druggists and others Wishing to be supplied with
Fountains OF Syrups and dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable
terms.
Steamers Hotels, Restaurants and private families,
furnished with superior article Of bottled Soda in qsn.
titles to suit purchasers.
We are agents for the sale of A. J. Morse Sons Justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus, consisting of
tors Fountains Marble Draught Stands Silver Plated
Rerigeratng Draught Stands Tumber Holders and all
apparatus necessary for the manufacture OF Soda Water
at the manufacturers prices, with freight added
Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State desiring
an apparatus will do we'll to examine the merits Of
Morse's Apparatus before purchasing elsewhere
Description catalogue and price list sent to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK CO., Charleston.
While apprecang the very liberal patronage extended
to us during the past season, shall strive to merit its
continuance,
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
auction Sales This Day


BRoss baif will sell this day, at No. u Bee street.
st 10 o'clock one large iron safe. two small ones, and
Office furniture
J, A. ENsLow & Co. will sell this day, before their
store No. al East Bay at 1G o'clock, sugar and mo-
lasses, also, 10 tubs superior hutter.
JEFFoRps Co. will sell this day, at Mr. O'NEuLs
store No. AS King street. at 10 O'clock boots shoes,
hats, caps trunks. &c.
N HUNT Son will s'l this day, in their sales-room
No. 142 Meeting street. at 10 O'Clock, furniture OF
family declining housekeeping.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at his store, corner OF
King and Liberty Streets at 10 o'clock boots and Shoes
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their cash
auction house. Mo- IS Hasel street opposite postoce at
10 o'clock furniture, hair mattresses. pillows &C., &c
A. r. ADaAHAMs Sons will sell this day at their
salesroom No. 35 Hayne street. at 10 O'clock an extern
sive lot of damaged dry and fancy goods.
R. NJ MARSHALL 4 Bro. will sell this day, at No. 50
Broad street, at IL O'Clock, horses, mules, and
buggy
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Free to Everybody.

A Large PIP. Circular, giving information of the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
It teaches how tho homey may become beautiful, the
despised respected and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send theil
address, and receive copy postpaid, by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
March 80 Tyr Troy, N. Y.
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March 80
MIR. w. Miller SAYS:


P1rrsBURaH, September 4, 1866.
Messrs. Hostettsr & Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pa
GENTS: think am only doing the part of q good
citizen when testify to the great benefits received by
me from the of your Stomach Bitters during the
last five years. soournng for time in the oil regions,
in 1851 had bilious attack which, in connec-
ton with dyspepsia, left me in very weak condition
was advised to try your Biters and having procured
bottle found that they worked like charm upon me,
eight pounds having been added to my weight in the
space of one week. and life seemed to hsve been in
fused into my system much SO, that have been in
duced to use them every summer since that time. As
tonic, think they are invaluable.
This summer, having had similar attack land as be-
FORE much reduced although under the treatment of
an No. 1 physician, was again obliged to have re-
course to the old Btters and with the good re.
suit, having gained six pounds within few days.
purchased half dozen bottles few weeks since, and
purpose to use them regularly as tonic.
Wishing you every success, I remain
Yours, gratefully, =.
April 8 WILLIAM MILLER.
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SALE OF DAMAGED GooDs.-Messrs JEFFoRDs d
Co. will sell this day, at the store of MIR. y.
O'NEn, in King street an assortment Of boots,
shoes, hats, trunks, &c., which were saved from
the late fire. These goods we're only damaged Dy
water, and they will probably bring good prices
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE In THE
COUNTRY.

The PHGNrx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the stngency OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia, 8. G.
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MEssRs. K1LRoY s. Co., No. SS9 King street, take
pleasure in inviting the attention OF the milliners
of Charleston to their superb assortment Of
French flowers which they arc prepared to offer at
fifty per cent. less than cost of importation.
April IL
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GREEN PEAs.-Sprins has SO far advanced that
the export of vegetables has commenced, and
Messrs. KNsMAN & HOWELL advertise that they
are prepared to make shipments of green peas
early next week. and will continue the same by
every New York steamer. Our Northern friends
can now have an opportunity of enjoying these
luxuries, and will no doubt be grateful to Messrs.
K1NsMas a. Howell for their efforts to supply
their markets.
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If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
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If you want Printing executed neatly;
IF YOU want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, 20 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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PATTERNS.

TUsT RECEIVED FROM MADAME DEMOREsT THE
C latest styles
DRESS MAKING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES,
Coaks Basques, &C., made 10 order.
Country orders filed promptly.
MISS E. J. BONNER,
Broad street, next east of Mansioa House.
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
Aiken, s. c., Weekly paper under the above title
to be devoted to General Intelligence Political Com
ment Of Agriculture, including the Field, the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Garden News Summary, t
contain digest OF the important events OF the week
will occupy ton OF the paper and particular aten
ton will be given to the unsettled question of Labor, o.
best adapted to our new condition. and the development
Of the resources of the country IN Manufactures Ag
culture, Fruit-rsising, and Vine-gTowing.
Terms-s3 year, in advance
II. ". RAYENEL, Editor.
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