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New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
rup xrw.YoRK LIQUOR DEALERS BECOMING
~ PIOUS.

THE NEW-YORK LIQUOR pEAi--i'' DA'N
PIOUS.
Atfe meeting Of tho Young Mems Liqnor Dealers
ta,,on last evening Mr. Edward Bonnoh In the har'
Mr. Henry c. ArcuIarius addressed the Executive oD
wtee and Capt Isaiah Rynders Thought 'hat sove
ought at once kick out all hquor VenuesS ,oton
90, hot he STYLES tho Excise despotisn ON ino'on
reS,S' allen SHssrs Theodore Allen Henry C.
Arcularius and Christopher o'Connor were appointed
Gi,tee 70 confer with the Germans Win tgleIer&v % 49,
esisance 10 the Excise law Capt KY ' tem,yr
low as ne never drank hut that people sou Sse
ail the rights guaranteed 10 them by the tho mi
~ SRtshts: and when they rose for tns, nYnds Yt
they would have them under the aT Sam fhc PRESIDENT
nuea n aannoInted Committees follows; sHeoht, I'm
~ con FER with the German ana Otnei
u nrnmIttee 10 wait upon the other Liquor foeeIs V
SStion to ash thom to cooperate Go'.ee econnittee
q, wa upon tho District Attorney hsklng taAt no ap
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
THE PRESIDENTS YISIT ~ BOSTON

uosPrrALITfEs TENDERED BY THE NEw-HAMpsHIRE
AND CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURES.
sY rrlEoaApH TO TRIBUNE
CoNcoRD, NH, June 1s.-The House to-day unan-
imousy voted 10 instruct the Governor to extend an hV
ration 10 President Johnson visit the Legislature and
10 accent fine hO-ualities OF NewllanDsiIe ly toe
OF s7 TO 90 similar invitation extended TO IhaddeuS
Stevens
HKTFoRD, Conn, June 18.-BOth Houses OF the
Connectic Mt Legislature have unanimously passed resou
tous of welcome 10 President johnson, aud requesting
Gov English and staff TO receive the President a. nc
guest OF the State asO that Inc DC invited to Ylt the
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
6uetial Notices.
sontence Inns been Passed

,., the admission ~ foreign perfumes By ne Po'e'"s'
n, .re IL otherwise French, Gsrpaa or ian'n eA''
ooa compel, With PHALONs NIGAT-GLooMING CERAuS 'es
~ Of ,bnte perfection which has nov been brought
Manhattan No. 81 n. IL tgx RyEN Con
~ ck In the As,um coBcr Of Grand and Centre s,s -
All Sir Knights intending 10 accompany as 10 Boston il9
RVRSIEG a. tickets mast be procured on Thufsa pon1
/. IL c. PlsEE, Rec So - 49, e -, = - -
Columbia College Associuten OF nG = innni.II,SSs S
Association the election OF oAcers and the
,,,aeon Of other business will be hs th SSiee Library Forty
rs.r Fourh MONDAY BVkNGG. June ~ al
% After The meeting there will be social eunion Of the Anni
As SAN DUhkk SSoresasI
Now!YOsL, Isas 10. 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

THE PARIS ExrosITIoN1 aMEgIGns Nj rcnoTs
80 - Fy,nee Musicale, by the last mall ih AmeIuh
Inc manufacture pianofortes has made fpo @
In tbs section (the Americana there arc TWO i e
tnrers who dispute the supremacy, WIN g.e %,rir
Intensity These MesSrs CHIC =, N,yYo%k ot
Wr have thoroughly examined all tle ,,itiou ns anS
Saefured by both firms, now on exhipllloni
.rithomt fhe least hesitation, we JOIN IN ule % h
tnion ir favor of tho CIICKERING pianos, wlOn ~,
CeeupIed the public mind and created seSto" Se angS
~ ,past month nearly equalng In Interest u1e Iu
~ tis Dneby OF LuxeIubeTg.-l American A'f"0'""V
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
MlRRLED.

corrgpx rrrnnOu Tbnlv June l1 Tie residence o. the
brie by the Rev william STERLING Of WhanspCu a. hA9Yoa
Coro esq Of Scranton, to Miss Anna NJ Bur oil Nofaumo~n"'
Pa No cards -,
Munson Mass on SATURDAY, June 10 a A
fsW of Dropkgu, t. D. TO Mss ida bsS'ue OF 'Ps
Mass A..
SpROULL-KBHNEDYO M9aday June H. ~ t.e resu's u vi ~
brides father bythe Rev. Wm W. Andrews ip9s4s s , p
ufvs A oniy daughter D. L. Kennedy AL oil 'hs cV
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
ARRIVAL OF THE CHINA.

BT TELTGhAPh inBUss.
BOsTON, june 1s-The steamship Chna arrived
tis afternoon at oclOd Her is anticipated Her
mails will 90 forward bys evenings train and will ar
rive in New-iolk early tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
TR0wS NEW-EoRK CITY DIREcToaY.

The appearance yesterday afternoon of TroW's
City Directory gave to interesting research
Tho present volume contains lit 37 names being
crease Of only BOG over the previous year Last years
increase 10 1907 that of 1865 There
refused lS6 last year. this year. SOS; evidence Of in
creasDg stupidity eOng certain class of citizens
OF whom not aware that the oyor, and st
tu mortal terror of the draft"
To begin q review of names with the immortal Smith.
there found 1890 being increase Of 10 last
ye0r-tho family showing follows In the prominent
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
THE WEATHER.

RrTaGSi-The Thermometer was lowest early $50 Morning.
slight overcast thunder shower Afternoon, slight
overcast thunder shower with halder aud ghng Occasionally from
O to Evening raay 10 ll9O There has been
thunder and png around this the few than
Tor many ycsgs before.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
cAmnnlnnE cArrLR MARKET.

C,uaapsK June iaRee Cale-Reespi' go head pnee. aa
hi E,trs 'etGslt 75 Qlatv. sl3d $3.50; Second
o.riv Si2gLR co. Thih Quality 80 590 Ell 90 Saeep and
IsmReepts lg head market dali and prices al c loser
Sy ,s hch there huJew st the ma&e1 "eo III oo
,r,pi ssI soll auek a. s5a+8. Veal Calves. fgntio
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

The market fof Beef Cattle tins week sei,vc and pce'
we're .el and shade Tho oGcrsgs amounted to l heao
and ur-ea rangd a S5to $lT per 100 ID o f 70 soei oa
G 10 10 or prime stock sold AZ from SO to
+ii - - q ,oo -
demand Steep this week was better ana oV he'a
.ere sold At from &C. A ~. gross, n 70 quality 80, .
o4.-rls market du The sales amounted 70 I5VJ neal 30
,rs ranging fo,a 10 $40 P 100 10 condition
Cogs reached 70 800 head ~ from ~ no pV '
Sproser, ami fron so 10 go for Cow aud CsL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
ARMY GAZETTE.
sv rsLEoaapr 70 rnr rRrgUrv.

~ TELEGRAPH
Brget Lieut. Col C. Camp AsgaB Quermastef been
hev~ framvr at fo Sedswck aud oreTe - per Go Che Qef
H. er,f
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couRr OY APPEALs.
Avn TO ssK rnfRusR

nj TELK0RAfH TO shE TRIBUNE
ALBANY june 1s.-In ts Court of Appeals, June
10. Day Calendar Nos. lls a 49, li9, I3O l6l I,lSl
l35, I39. l53. lQ ande3
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Ask yOnr CrOoer
FoR
Idf.MANN'S LAUNDRY BLUB.

ia aso,,i, yigoT and Iseen,y 90 the Weakest Hair.
iOSDCJN HAIR COLOR II not dye noe doest COUSIN sns
IOEnON HAIR Ingredient the least injurious 70 e'ns
IONDON HAIR COLOR skiu hair H1 esg 70 appp ~ Na
LONDON HAIR COLOR The hair Is rengthcnei 'ad s.ea
LONDON HAIR COLOR color restored wtaont he dSe"ess
LONDON HAIR COLOR application OF mineral sa1s,insn A.
Only - bottle hsfdO1en 0r ~ Sold D. hsIHpp no
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

FREE STREET BAPTIST CHURcu.-Rev Joseph
Kicker of Augusta will preach in the Free street
Baptist Church tomorrow.
SPIRITUAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hail.
Children's Progressive Lyceum t lO5 O'Clock A. M.
Conference meeting at 2 o'clock p. Nj. Subject for
consideration: "The Bible-its origin, history and
the power by which 1T was produced as compared
with Modern Insl ration"
NEwBURY STREET CHURcH-There will be SER
vices at the Newbury Street Church tomorrow Sun
day. at 10t A. M, 8 and o'clock P. NJ. Preaching
by Rev. DR.. Pennington. All are invited.
CENTRAL CHURcH.-Serv;ces in this church to-
morrow. Rev. f. w. Brakeman of Newton, Mass,
willpreach in the morning and afternoon.
STATE STREET CHURcH.-President Samuel Har-
ris, of Brunswick, will preach at this church to-
morrow morning and evening. -
P. Y. M. q. A.-Regular prayer meeting at the
rooms every morning, from 81 TO o'clock, and We'd
nesday and Saturday evenings, from to 9 O'clock
Ladies are invited to attend. Also prayer meetings
Mission Chapel, D. erings Bridge, and at Tukey's
Bridge every Thursday and Sunday evenings.
MoUNTFoRT ST. A. M. E. CHURcH.-There will be
services at the Mountfort Street Church Tomorrow
John 1. Havslett. sabbath School at II o'clock P.
NJ. All are invited.
SECOND PARIsH.-By the continued courtesy q
the First Parish Dr. CaIruthers will preach in .heiI
held i'll the Willis School Room at 10t A. M. 81 :
REV. &c BoLLEs will preach at the new church
at Stevens's Plains tomorrow. Services will com.
mence at IL o'clock p. NJ. d /
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL-Dedics tory services
Preaching at o'clock P. NJ. by Rev. c. #. Allen,
who will also perform the dedcatoy services assist.
ed by Rev. f. r. Reyes. Preaching at O'Clock P
M. by Rev. E. r. Reyes The public generally are
invited to attend.
CHESTNUT STREET NJ e. CHURcH.--The after.
noon service at the Chestnut street Church will be
and prayer meeting at z. NJ, as usual. n A7.7 :
ST. LAWRENCE STREET CHAPEL.-Mr. w. q.
Wood, OF Andover Theological Seminary, will preach
at The st. Lawrence street Chapel Tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

o. AMERICAN HOUSE. 81 q r-- 8
G P S Davis, G Elizabeth ] Whitcomb, Ellsworth
w Howe, South Paris D E Leland, No jaw
w Cobleigh, N0rihumbe'dE NJ Tbbetts, Bangor
W 9 Beckman, ProvidenceT H Shepherd, Luficld
Hartford, Canton ] Robert, 81 do q
G Packed, Montreal w Grove, Eastrort
ID Smart. Bethel G L Baker & W, Emerson
y g Evans N.wpo ID q Emery, Gorham
IL Wyman, Boston A Menly, Brunswick
+ g Parker, hilan w Tarbox, Bangor
M Freeman. Philadelphia higgins, So Danvers
CITY Hoo Ell.
W Berry, New Elm Mimic II Cloyes, New York b
NJ Rice, Boston 5o NJ D Holhock, SBraintree
q w Manson, Island PondL D Stanley, Freedom
Boston Theatre CompanyS D Seabury, Yarmouth
W Hayes, New York L Gordon, Gorham ---
Partridge, Boston II N Bolster, So Paris
J Heague, do w Townsend, Boston y
Percy, Augusta w Grant, Ms" hiasport
Annie Hayes, Boston Mrs Grace Bryant, Boston
Jennie Bryant, do j Tanning s. W. do
M Prince, Skowhegan Walter Freddy, Maine
H NJ Frink, Camden w B Martin, Lowell
MOTIFS Taylor, Augusta S jackson. Boston
Thos Price. Bangor Cotton, Canada -
Connolly, Bath W Tilton, VassalbOro
H W Wilder, Boston CA Robinson, Montreal
C G;as II Sanford, Bangor Farless, Salem %.
ns Caves Eastps9 f baey bI %nnrop
Miss Josie Booth, BostonR W Hichborn. Bangor
H Clark, do Mrs Butman, Boston
N Thompson, Georgia J Robinson, New Jersey
s 7 Holbrook, Boston saml sayward, Boston
Capt sombard, RioJan'oP Riddell, New York
R Trista, Cienfuegos G Robbins. Boston
A 5 i Hilton, Boston N Alden, Boston -
N T s. III, do DJ McCarthy,do
Fem, Dixmont WI Cdell, do
White, Bath
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ASTHMA, ASTHMA, ASTHMA CUREp.--Last
week l referred to case of Mr. John Rogers,
of Windham, who had been cured of long and
severe suffering from Asthma
will now refer to the case of Mrs. Dorcas
Lawrence, "f Falmouth. about four miles from
this city, who was great sufferer from asthma
for many years. Her sufferings had reduced
her so low that her friends thought she could
not survive long. She was cured and restored
to health by the use of DR.. Morse's Inhaling
Remedies.
Another case of James A. Page, who had
suffered from asthma from child, was radi-
callv cured six years ago SO that he has been
able to work in any kind of dust ever since
without any inconvenience whatever At the
time treated he resided in Bloomfield, after
wards removed to Carbon, Aroostook coun-
ty, l might refer to many other cases of inn
portant cures. Scarcely day passes but 1
prescribe for more or less eases of asthma, all
with satisfactory results find the catarrh to
be present in nearly every case. which is gem
orally the origin of all pulmonary affections.
Persons at a distance can be treated by letter
CHARLES MORSE, M D.,
Physician for all pulmonary diseases, No. 5
Deering, third door from new High street.
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The Advocate learns that Rev. j. NJ. Fol-
lett, Baptist, removes from Old Town to Cor
inth, after the second Sabbath in January.
-Rev.J. B. Wheelwright was installed pas
tor over the Congregational Church in South
Paris on the 4th inst
The new Universalst Church in Augusta
is 10 De dedicated on Thursday, the 10th proxi-
mo. The frescoing is finished with the excep-
ton Of the representation of the Ascension
which is to occupy the recess in the rear Of the
pulpit. 1t is elaborate, and is pronounced
beautiful. The church will be light and cheer
full The new organ will cost $500.
Rev. VIM. j. Alger of Paris, New York
has accepted call to the Rec:orship of Trim
ity Church, Saco, and will enter upon his du-
ties on the first Sunday in February.
The elegant church of the Free Baptists
at Newfield will be dedicated on New Years
day. Dedication sermon by Rev. j. B. Davis
of Lowell, Mass.
Rev. o. III. True has resigned the pastorate
OF the church in West Lebanon, Me-, to take
effect about the first of April next.
The Church Union announces its purpose
to destroy" the religious influence of the In
dependent.
Sidney papers state that advices from Fiji
report that the Rev. Mr.. Baker, Wesleyan mis-
sionary at Novora and native estechist and
his students, have been murdered by tribe
OF cannibals. Mrs. Baker and family had ar
rived at SYDNEY.
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Gen. Grant for President.

Mr.. EDITOR, Many of the friends OF Gen.
Grant in Portland have been for some time
DESTROYS to bring his name before our
citizens as a candidate fer the Presidency, but
have deferred to the counsels of leading Re-
pnblicans, who did not feel quito safe about
bis political convictions.
The publication of his noble letter to the
President, protesting against the removal Of
Secretary Stanton and Gen. Sheridan has dis
PEELED all doubt ON that point and marks him
beyond question as the next President of the
United States. .-..t.
When even the New York Tribune yields,
it is surely time for the rest of us to withdraw
opposition.
As the ball must be set in motion by some
one, take the liberty, at the request OF nu-
merous friends of the General, to make known
through your paper, the desire of many of
your Republican subscribers that meeting
be called, as soon as may be, tor the organiza-
ton of Grant Club in Portland.
PORTLAND, Dec. 20, 1867. RADICAL.
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The &c. BIS" will repeat their entertain
ment at Mechanics Hall on Monday eve
ming, commencing at quarter before 8 clock
They have engaged Mr.. f. T. Ripley, the cele-
brated tenor, Master Frank Derasha, the con-
tralto, and Master Frank Parker the beautiful
soprano of st. Luke's choir for that occasion.
Doors omen quarter before seren
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CAN for a Grnn, NIec,iuu.

We publish in another column communi-
cation suggesting meeting of Republicans
who desire the nomination of Gen. Grant for
the Presidency, Opinions will probably diner
with regard to the propriety and timehness OF
this movement. but the author of the commu-
nication is a Republican in full standing and
has right to regulate his own action. For
ourselves, we can only say as heretofore that
next to our own Senator no man has been
named for tn, Presidency whom we should
prefer to General Grant. He has saved the
country, and if the people call upon him to
rule her destinies in time of peace, their con-
fdence is only level with his merit.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

SLEIGHING.-It commenced showing yester-
day at noon, and at 6 o'clock P. NJ, it had
showed half inch. If through the night it
adds another half inch to this, we can manage
to get round in sleighs tolerably well to-day.
In old times there nsed to be sleighing in
Maine as early as anywhere this side of La
brador, but this year in New York, Boston and
as far south as Washington, they are ahead Of
us, and have had good sleighing for three
weeks back. Never mind, We shall catch up
with them next April.
P.S.-12 o'clock midnight 1t has cleared
off and there is not snow enough upon the
ground to make good sleighing.
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MEDICAL CIA1Ryo = Ncr w. c.u a.

MEDICAL CLAIRvoYANcE.-We call the at
tention of those interested in clairvoyance to
the card of Miss, Jones, the celebrated blind
clairvoyant or seer, from Boston, in another
column. Miss Jones has recently opened her
rooms, and has, we understand, been singular
ly successful in her medical examinations and
delineations. She is totally blind, and this
fact renders her remarkable faculties really
wonderful. Those interested will do we'll to
call ON her and test her poMers -
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DIED.

In this city, 10th inst, Brevet Lieut.. Col P G. s.
Ten Brock, surgeon U. S. Army. , 80 4.
2 In Weld, Dec. 5, Fanny L.. widow of Richard c.
K93m an 9a Freeman ee aged e years.
In Augusta, Dec. II, Katie daughter of Thomas
and Mary Hopkins, aged years,-thei fourth child
In Augusta, Dec. 6, Mr.. John Marshall aged rs
years: 18th, Moses Noble, Esq. aged 10 years
In Brookline, Dec. I, Mr.. lothian Freethy, aged
IS yrars. - -
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CoNFEcr1oNERv r.,

CONFECTIONERY, &5c.-Our readers will no
tice by advertisement that the business of the
late Mr.. J. Partington will be conducted at
the old stand, and that Mrs. Darlington, hay
ing received a large stock of articles suitable
for Christmas gifts, will be pleased to see all
her late husbands and her own friends, and to
supply them with the choicest articles of con-
fectionery. A splendid stock will be offered
for the holidays. 4siif- N~.l=sflf
Mrs. P. will continue to supply balls, private
parties, families and others as usual; also to
manufacture wedding cake.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

PREsENTATIoN.-Mr. Charles II. Leighton,
finery was, on Friday afternoon, agreeably sur
prised bv the presentation of a well filed
purse from the employees of the company. 1t
is the more gratifying to Mr.. Leighton from
the TACT mat every employee of the company
united in the gift and in expressing their APP
probation OF his uniformly courteous and gen.
tlemanly. conduct during their intercourse with
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisement This Day,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
%

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Notce-E. P. Gerrisb.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Assembly Makers Union.
Pantomime-The Sleeping Beauty.
Tneatre-Deerlng Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Holiday Goods j W. & II. IL. McDuftee.
Holiday acknowledgement
Dry Goods-C. X. Babb.
COnfectionery-parting
Holiday Gifts--C. Day, Jr., d Co.
,'lairyoyant-Miss Jones.
OcuIist-Dr. Carpenter.
Cbristmas tiilis-Hutlson & Blake.
Pianos Bailey IL Noyes.
Grocery tor Sale-E b Armstrong.
Pet Dor Lost.
S.eeye Button Found
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SIX P's.-Poets, Painters, Preachers, Play
ers, Printers and Politicians, all suffer from
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite,
Liver Complaints, and all diseases, which they
may cure or prevent by the use of Plantation
Bitters. If those sufferers took these Bitters,
the Poetry would be purer, the Paintings
grander, the Sermons livelier, the Acting
truer, the Printing heater and the Politics
honester. This splendid tonic invigorates the
system, and enables the brain to work health.
lily. f rE Es
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the price.
dec14eod2w&w2w Lth t.t t-F
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

FITzGERALD is undoubtedly live man. BY
reading his advertisement in this days paper
the secret of his popularity will be seen at a
glance. His prices are extremely low, and
will compare favorably with prices before the
war. Do not fail to read it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

MAsoNIc-At the annual meeting of Allan
tic Lodge, on Wednesday evering, the follow
ing officers were chosen: George A. Wright,
NJ; A. B. Butler, S. W.; S. C. Rand, j. W.;
A. M. Barton, s.; D. w. True, T.; F. E. Chase,
S. D.; w. e. Miller, j. D.; Charles Grosharth,
and j. w. jackson. Stewards.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

HOLIDAY G1Frs.-Read the advertisement of
Charles Day, Jr. 8 Co., and then go to the es-
tablishment, No. "a Middle street, and see
what splendid stock they have to offer for
Christmas gifts. The person who cannot get
suited at this establishment must be hard, in
deed to suit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

e. O. ANDREWS, at his school book, must
and periodical depot, No. SO Centre street, op-
posite Lancaster Hall, has received the illus
trated and sporting newspapers for the coming
week. All the monthly periodicals are on his
counter as soon as published. It@s
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MARRIED..

In Cumberland. Dec. IS. by Rev. f. s. Jordan,
VIM. r. Emery ard Miss Alice P. Emery, both oil
Cumberland. .tl ,>Ht 7 q. |.'. 'ls.
In Biddeford, Dec. 70, Frank Kicker of Saco, and
Angelina b. Hanson, of B.. a4'ht2&
phine Goodwin. .f =. An4Fl I - = : -
In Limerick. Nov. %. Noah Weeks, of Cornish,
and Amanda ). Hasty, of l.. -. =
In Industry, Dec is, Charles Manter, of Fair
field and Harriet a. Racklife. OIL. Ct'f--I.
In Avon: Dec. 7, Sylvester N Staples, of Temple
and Mrs. Thrsa E. Whitney. of A.
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CRoCKERY. Specialization is invited to the
advertisement of Messrs. j. f. Land & Co., No
142 s. IA Exchange street. They have one OF
the most spacious warerooms in the city, and
the display of croclsery, china. glass and silver
plated wares, lamps, table cutlery, &c., is
splendid -
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7 he Daily and Maine state Press

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworihy and
Chisholm Bros, at Buston Depot, and the train of
g. M. Curtis, and at Pc, tland & Rochester Depot.
AT BiddefLrd, OF PIllsbury Bros.
At Saco ofJ, S. Locke.
At Brunswick, of w r Fields.
At Waterville. OF j. S. Carter.
At Gorham of News Agent.
Al Bath OF j. o. Shaw.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

THE right thing in the right place." Some
say President johnson at the White House,
others say not; but American Life Drops, in
all places, and in every CLINE, as the best Pain
Killer ever used, is fact concerning which
there is no Olsen ssio,,s roEH aaah5 7TF fflr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-21

A HOLIDAY GIFT.-Four certificates of the
Washington Library Company of Philadel-
phia, in aid of the Riverside Institute for edu-
eating orphans, costing four dollars, with the
fine engraving "The Perils of our Forefath-
ers;" each certificate secures also one present
at the great distribution by the Company max
ing four presents, one or more of which may
be worth thousands of dollars. A royal gift.
Read advertisement.