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REPARATOR CAPILLT.

REPARATOR CAplLLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from whatever
hair upon the face, II has no equal II will force the
beard TO grow upon the smoothest face IN from i've
10 eight weeks. or hpit upon bald heads IN from two
asserted that there IL nothing that will force hast.
en- the growth Of tho hair OF beard Their assertions
| are falso, as thousands OF living witnesses Qrom
their expevjeucc) can bear witness, But many will
say how arc we to distinguish the genuine from the
spurious II certainly IL difficult. as nne.tcnths Of
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have a.
ready thrown away largs amounls IN their purchase
To such we would say. try the Reparator Capiil II
represen ntatons your Druggists does not keep IT,
send us one dollar and We will forward II, POSTPAID.
together with a receipt for the money, which will be
faction 10 not gwen. Address. W. l.. CLARK 4 co.
Chemists. No . West Fayelts ST., Syracuse, NY.
Feb ~ B7-Iy
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FEMALE DISEASES


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Cyes CONSUMPTION can be cured by wearing my Mcdi
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against all changes of wealth in all climates bay
ing Investigated for years the cause and charactar
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United States-wiil cure peran, nty ali chronic or
days.
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Tape Worm, that dreadt the Human Family 70,
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consultation IN t!e English and German Languages
free Of charge VIII make visits any distance il
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and Medicine sent with proper directions TO any
part oi the country.
oFFICE-No, 9ss Fiber, St. Phila.
April 4, le66.--Iy.
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and all whe have tried II, TO he tho best application
ever used. This Enibrocation has been put up for
over eight years. rnd II Is only through the
demand and urgent request Of my friends and the
public that ] send II forth as the grand remedial
agent for the various diseases to which that noble
and useful animal. the horse 10 snbjcct.
Many remedies have been offered 10 the public
under different forms, some Of ikess are luxurious
others al best Of little use, and many wholly I'm
proper 10 answer tho purposes for which. they arc
recommended
irsm those obections has heretofore long been do.
sired by many gentlemen who have
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

PoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarsencss,
Group, Bronchitis, lncipient Consump.
tion, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients In advanced stages Of the
disease.
so vide is the field Of i,s usefulness and so nu.
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, Its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known. the
public no longer hesitate what ontidote to employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that areincidcnt to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable 10
be forgotten. ,
DIR, j. G.. AVER Il co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by all Druggists in the Country.
May 22d--1y.
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REALE'S LATE
POWELL'S EMBROCATION,
FOR ALL DISEASES INCIDENT TO HORSES,
CATTLE, AND the
AlIMAN Fl ESl.

AtAuiring the use Of an external application
This new Compound, prepared b. a practical
Chemist, haing full knowledge OF all the me ca
virtues Of each ingredient that enters ito its ron,po
ston, 10 warranted to exceed anything OF the kint
ever vet offered TO the public an exiernui sppIi
caion Tor the diseases for which II Is Tecomnc nded
We ave satisfied that 1t will work its own road into
the confidence OF all who use ", and those who ,ry
II once will never be without II, and therefore We
rely on experience as the best test Of its usefulness
IL in nrnnQnncel hY
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.

Throw away false fri1zes your switches, your wig
Destructive Of comfort. aud not worth fg;
Come aged come youthful. come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luIuriunt hatr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-09

unO Slang In llngarn i'm Sample 9e9sn Die
Sitrten erruueen uno lpar auf bic Bitten feine8
8aters, be8 Wuno'6enfen be8 beIgen r6miz
idben 8eide8, an ben SOf suriidaefebrt. 6CIgen
mir benz Grafen, wie CT burh Die Gtrabcn oer
&lsriete reitet, iter bic bic WoItau iiberIpans
nenoe Bride gallCppirt uno tur6 SeitenitroBen
uno GdB6en feline Golpaten erre&t, Die ppr
bsm Suoeupiertel aufgeItelIt wuren. Ser Gaiier
Bate ibn pdmIih nit rem 8efetIe iter biele
Sruppen unp nit oem Gbube oe8 Gie,tels
tetrout.
SobenieIs bate taum 3eit, icne Suppen
eine portbeIbafte StelIur0 einusbnen 81 lniien,
0l5 aud, ittOn Ger B6bel nit brpbencem
0ei6rei gum In9rtifs beranriidte. Pt6btid ltieg
ein @emurmet aus oem duf9ere8ten OauIen,
Die Waiien teme9teu Iib einge 2lugenbIife
Suritd uno pcrn6rtS, alS pb ie ungepif tpdren,
mObn Iie lih renoen iolIteu uno ordngten Ii6
enbIih sarid. Sin Gentralpuntt ibien lie ale
anju3ieben uno bieism Sentralpanfte frette
Elm ieber rdber 3u Fommer.
Sie SUlbaten icpobI mie ibr Sibrer paren
ii6er ole Maben pertpunbeyt Iber bieieS felt
fame Beginner. Ser @raf ianbte eiuen Sol.
buten auf bic Wauer bjnaui I'M ii4 tuo
mDgIi8 pon Der llria6e 81 iterSeugeu.
6ortlebung fOI9t.
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s fe1tlll E 81 II.
Der Graf tn0 Die 9iioiu,
9ie maaifebc Cvotte DOn SStlbuea
(Gre grSdhtnng ans Dem 16. Sabrbunbert.)
l6oriieBuug

6orile ebung
Qlus ieter Gtrabe itr6nte neuer 3uiluB binju
uno Der 9unje SauIe lanqte enOld DOR ben
mittleren Sbrren res YierteIS an, aus ppDem
9aIie fhreieno: ySAIagt lie tobt!" 9tue Shore
naren gei6lclien unO fein lebenoe5 Weien mar
auf ben WGlen gu fhauen. 9is l0duier irt
8iertel, bic man erbIiden tounte, batten bic
2doen aei6lpen. 6initere Rube ic9en uber
benz BelteI ST briiten. Ole 8doelsfibrer
idritten an Die GbCre binan; Elm Iaute8 Bpden
an bieieIben erfcl9te uuo earauf wuroen 9lns
italteu getrpIfen, iie niebegubre6eu, alS iie
p!6slib sum- Gritauuen oes Saufeus often
flrger. 3rcnpeten tsben cine luute NuIfprs
oerun9 eritaaen uno iere NbtbeIung ber i'm
@iertel befinolIden 9rascner elite auf ben
Slang oer friegeriiden Some bertei. Sic
ma6ten banu Salt unb itellten liob in einem
bulbmOnoI6rntsen Greiie pOr jepem Shore
.duf slus bem lnitileren Shore ritt ber Obers
.ridter in isiner 2tmt8trabt auf einem wei6el
Waulelel beran uno fproerte ba8 gplt i'm
glamen oe6 Saiiet5 auf nussinanrsrSugebex.
Ser 6auIe WUete auf unO nieOer gleib ben
@Ogen ces Deans; Wurren uno @ertpanI4s
un9en wurceu 9eaen tic Sploaten laut unb aus
tauleno aebIer eri6rl Der Huf: r2aet un8 lie
ar8reifen!"
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gEaU3es s7ss ssasmsssss<s
&0(fim0r8 (I}e8sr.
&esagsee9ests 1Ps
5GfaoagSYeg IS SSdpp.

&sesjssGUasesfa-
Der t6eitIs s8eGsr Iai5et Ia 6ss Start A8}s ssasS
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0as ES9e1enbiaft sri4eint ieaen Esetfds nns t5Fe'
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g2a G2nfi#Janb begfSnSt: S5 tSerIid tssEfSissstsS
bgs 9orts),
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Sc. II S(siioeritofe, 5balpIs, Sci. $40. II
gIo. IL tenieuge, llnterr6de, Bett- $50. ~
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go. n 0n9banf linnene 9ii&tie $50. II
SO. II der. Quilts, YiunO, 9eden, $50. II
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Srp OSooSs Sf0re
Giusig nno alIein
LOUIS w EGLEEN
gr. II gGeF Baltimore @trabe.
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SO. II iemire, 8udstin, Scmmers 9(C. II
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: D |T--TT ~ u --IT- |-- TT--- =
Bnngor Correspondence.

D iuCC.D. CUTTER, Secretary.
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L.e,.er from New Ham pshire.
........ ,r DOVER, N. H., May 2l, 1867.

d, t-...........-- ga.I DOVER, N. H., May Il, 1901.
To the Editor Of the Press ,.
The Railroad -POlitics-Dorer and "
cinity--Gossip-M Training. .1-.
The railroad fever is raging in New Hamp-
shire as well as in Maine. The Nashua and
Manchester railroad capitalists are vieing with
each other in trying to have the Portland and
Rochester road continued to their own locali-
ties. Several meetings have been held at each
place and committees appointed TO further the
object. The Nashua committee is composed of
some of the most prominent men in that sec
ton, headed by Mayor Scripture and includ-
ing among others Gen. Israel Hunt Judge
Geo. Y. Sawyer, A. H. Dunlap, Esq, Thomas
Chase, Esq, and others of this State and Alex.
Dewitt of Oxford, Mass, Appointment man IN
Worcester County. The sum of S4OO has been
appropriated by the City Council OF Manchester
for a preliminary survey from Gambia to koch-
ester. and the matter is being pushed forward
with zeal 1t would not be surprising il after
all the Portland s. Rochester road and eonnec-
tions in New Hampshire would be the more
speedily completed of the two roads aided by
the city of Portland. The best thing possible
for New Hampshire has been the awakening of
its border sister States on the railroad ques-
ton. The New Hampshire Legislature, which
is to convene June 9TH, will hold one of the
most interesting sessions for years, as large
number of enterprises for the development of
the resources of the State are expecting aid
and encouragement
Among other roads hoping for assistance are
the Peterboro & Keene, Portsmouth & Dover,
Nashua & Epping, Epping g. Rochester Man
chester 81 Rochester, Suncook Valley, &c YER
lily the old Granite State is waking up!
Among the host of candidates for the o1hees
of the legislature it is uncertain who VIII b5
the lucky on,s. Hon. L. A. Stevens OF Ports
mouth will probably be President OF the SEN
ate. Either Major-Gen. S. G. Grifhn OF keene
walcott Hamlin, Esq, of Dover, or Hon. W.
II v Haekett of Portsmouth will be Speaker.
Az Portsmouth will have the Presidency of
the Senate, Mr.. Hackett will not stand so good
a chance as the others, although he is just fit
ted by experience, quickness and general
adaptation for the position, having been several
sessions member of both houses and also
President of the Senate.
This ancient town Tor rather city, pardon
me y which dates its birth away back IN the
primitive times of aboriginal danger and Pu-
ritan brayery-even 1623-is the oldest place in
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f4s IN fY-Ilff. fs--srff .us.
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
vINDIcATIoN OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
SEMINARY IN THE CASE OF MISS GREEN.

2 We publish below a report of the proceed
ings at a meeting of the students of the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary, called to consider certain
rumors impeaching the good judgment and
humanity of the Faculty in their treatment of
the unfortunate girl whose single yenial offence
was so sincerely repented of and atoned for
with her life. This version of the story, it will
be seen, expresses the belief OF two hundred
and thirty students, many of them eognizant
OF all the circumstances of the special case, and
all competent to bear testimony to the charac-
ter and conduct of their teachers. Some de-
tails of the affair which have never before ap-
peared in print are now given to the public
We are glad to see that the new light which is
thrown upon the case not only clears the
government of the seminary from the
unjust accusations which have appeared in
some quarters, but brings out in fairer colors
the character of the poor girl herself. a,.
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l4l. lAh"nSVr rSOTresPouucucts
The Railroad Election Comparison of the Vot-
iers-Resanption Of Work on the European
and North Is American Railicav-BusineSs
} chan9es-iOur Coaoeatsoa Of Soldiers and Sail
q q i0rs--Purehase of an Iron Foa.adyy. ,
mona sai ti t3b-rya BANGOR, May y, 1867
To the Editor Of the Press:
4 As you have learned by telegraph, Bangor,
on "Wednesday last, redeemed herself from the
curse which has SO long clung to her garments.
Our railroad is to be built Although all are
not fully satisfied with having it a corporation
concern, yet the failure of individual subscrip-
tons left to its friends no other course open.
The vote 1861 to "a was smaller than we had
hoped, but the election seemed only to draw
out those most Immediately interested, and
many of its friends were so confident of sue
cess that they did not attend the polls.
n Twenty-seven poor fellows tremblingy reg
istered their enmity to improvement and their
opposition to the future growth of our city,
that day, Their composition was, politically
speaking, copperheadish. Out of nine per-
sons whom have heard named as voting in
the negative, eight have always been identi
hcu WIN thO iSShyeA"siS parry ihOr ooiiu
men" of our city, those who will bear the
heaviest of the burden OF necessarily increased
taxation, voted for the road.
The partial suspension Of operations upon
the E.. & N. A. Railway, spoken of in my last
letter, lasted only till Tuesday, when work was
resumed with renewed vigor and diligence. 1t
is my duty to state that this stoppage was no
fault of the officers or contractors. Bad trav-
elling prevented the arrival OF funds on time,
and the men refused to work until paid Ex-
cellent progress has made on the road and it
won't be long before our eyes win be gladden.
ed with sight of the first locomotive.
The following business changes have occur
red-Bent & Co. (hour and grain) admit Mr.
Geo. Webster into the firm; Doane & Burr
Brewer, (groceries) dissolved-junior partner
forms a new firm with Geo. B. Hook, and busi-
ness continued under style of Burr s. Hook
The second annual convention of the "Sol-
diers' and Sailors Union," of Penobscot coun-
ty, will be held in this city on the 31st inst.
Messrs. Wood, Bishop. s. Co., have purchas-
ed the Iron Foundry of Messrs. Estes and
Whittier, situated upon the Hampden road.
have not been able to ascertain the price.
.r. EyERARD.
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND. v4.a
Thursday Morning, May 90, 1867,
The Maine State p....

Published this morning, contains svnons;s
of the reports of the Committee of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature on the petitions for a Ii.
cense Law; communication from w D.. y
on the proposed amendments to the Liquor
law in this State; comments of the press on
the release of Jefferson Davis; Lewis WEIGH
mans account of his intercourse with the Sur,
ratt family; an account of Walter Browns
training for his boat-race with Hamill; the
particulars Of the Mobile riot two columns
of agricultural matter prepared expressly for
the weekly Press; an exciting story of adven-
ture in Iceland; together with the usual vari-
ETY. of foreign and domestic news, shipping
news, market reports, &C., Sc. Is s-,,..e
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KENT's HILL, Readfield, May 2l, 1867

To the Editor Of the Press: urI. Is ST. 4.
On the evening OF May 6, at chapel exer-
cises, the students of the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary and Female College were requested
by an old student to remain after the teachers
had retired. The object of the meetlns was
then stated and the meeting orsanizeu oy 'n'
choice of w. s. Pattee Chairman ana u II
Cutter Secretary. On MOTION q S.',,,
six was appointed, who on the io'o"'ns e,.n
;po presented the following resoiut'ons' "ihch
were adopted by more than two hundred ana
,h;rtv of the students assembled; '".
IUS.reos various statements have appeared
from time to time in the public press, respect
INC the departure Of Miss Nj. Louise Green
from this institution, and also IN regard 70 ner
snbseouent death, which have not only teen
of such a character as to give rise to many
false impressions in the mind of the pnblic,
| hut have also been to a great extent absolutely
| false and croundless, and have reflected great
! injustice upon the Faculty, and especially up
| on III. p. Torsey, LII. d., the President, we, the
1 students of tho Maine Wesleyan Seminary
/ and Female College, regard it as our duty as
! well as privilege, to prevent, as far as lies in
our power the blame of guilt from resting up
| on the innocent, and, inasmuch AS many OF us
4 were personally acquainted with the circnm-
| stances connected with that sad event, there
fore,
Resolced, That we do hereby reinte as nttei,
ly false the following statements We ,!ie cen
been given to the public: l. Ihat Ni5ss prss;dent
was publicly reprimanded py ,h;S institution
or that the matter was in any way ahuueu "
-before the school And further,
PesoIred That the following state meh'
syh;ch is q truthful account OF the cncum
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medicine that can show greater number Of
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LER'S HERB BlrTERS-of Primary
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BENJAMIN MISHLER.
pa. II. HUBER, Druggist & Chem.
ist, Westminster, Md, is oar Agent Ter
Carroll County.
4. AlTEEN & co.
apps I'm
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siais II Maryland carrsH Oousis 70 wa
\ HEREBY certify that John Wagner Of
| Carroll county came before me the Sub,
s.f;ber Justice Of the Peace Of the State
and County aforesaid, aud caused The dis.
oription ofTwo COWS thereofto be taken
on this 18th day OF April in the year 1851
AZ Estrays, trespassing on his enclosures,
one muley Cow, aud one Horned Cow, Red,
with white flce, and both of them mixers.
Given undei my hand this 2ath day OF
April in the year A: d: 1867:
GEO. EDW'D. WAMPLER, J. p.
The owner or owners Of the above Cows
are hereby notified TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges aud take them way.
JOHN WAGNER.
Living on the Washin gton Road, miles
South Of Westminster, Md,
my2.St
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Estate Of ,Joha r. .s1e6sr, deceased.
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may be excluded from all benefit Of said
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make immediate payment.
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aprill-ar Administrator.
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] viii pay to any Doctor or member Of the
Medical fraternity the sum Of 500 for any
compound that possesses more medicinal
virtues md curative powers than Mishler's
Herb Bittcrs.
d. MlSHLER, Proprietor.