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REGUL4TTONS.

O'Clock p. M.
It's requested that not less than Three Entries
shaii pc made, and not less than Two appear u
compel for the Premiums in each class OF purse ans
in any class or purse not filed, the award of Pro-
mums snail be discretionary with the Association.
IL Is required that all horses which may be enterel
In purses TO be decided by speed shall be eligible at
the time Of entry, and any performance after entry
slaii not be bat. Time made with running mat,
not to be considered any record OF speed. Judges
may Withhold premiums where the horse or horses are
unworthy, whether III, re be competition or not OF
where there is satisfactory e"idence OF compr omise
Al Horses entered for Exhibition shall be Subject
to the call OF the MARSHAL during til. hours OF
exhibition and ifany horse such call does not APP
pear when the class is exhibited in which he is en-
teren, he snail be deemed to have withdrawn from
such class and forfeit his entrance. 4M
l Inc Judges to be appointed by the Association.
should the weather prove stormy the Association
reserves the right to postpone the Exhibition until
fair weather.
All Premiums to be troted according to the rules
OF tue Fashion COu,se New York,
An efficient Police force will be in attendance 10
pre- erve order.
Per Order of the Directors
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NEW YORK. Sept. 4-6P.M
Gold closed at 1921 Foreign Exchange dull and
inactive Stocks declined slightly after the Beard
steady. Mining shares steady. The business at the
Sub-Ireasury to-day as follows: Receipts, So
8lO,993; payments. S243I 427; balance 81 800 a1a
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Wisconsin ssepnbiican STATE c.,,x..;

ms MADISON, Wis Sent
The Republican State Conyent;;o,nn sep ypot T. e.
day. Resolutions were unanimonsUyD mes 10 J,
complimenting Mr.. Stanton and Gen Sberi.
dan and favoring impeachment The foI lerl-
ing ticket was nominated For Goyernnr ' T
cius Fairchild; for Lieutenant Goverror W.,
man Spooner; for Secretary of State, Thom5s
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Augusta Horse, Fair.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 4.
In the horse race to-day between Bill Well
man, Dan Mace AMI Little Fred, the latter
was the winner in three straight heats. Time /:
2.36 IL, 2.35 Ia, 24O. The fair will close to-
morrow. The principal contest will be for
sweepstakes of 81 900, in which Little Fred,
Dan Mace, Bill Wellman and License will con,
tend ~
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Assignees' sale of Valuable Real
Estate

nN Wednesday, September IL, at o'clock, P. NJ. ,,
~ on the premises, we snail sell, ut public auc-
tion one hdlf in common and undivided. Of a large
and beaniifut lot of land Congress- street, little
having front Congress street of ia feet ny zGI
.cst deep. The back line, fronting on DeeriDg srect
(laid out but not opened). 1t will be sold in whole
or In Iart 70 suit purchasers This Is splendid lo
on the line of the horse railroad, in an excellent
neishbourhood, commanding extensive and varied
view, and desi able for investment. Fer particulars
and plan call on Henry p. Deane, Assignee, or
August %. d d. PIumb street
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spirituaIist Convention.

The Spirituaists Convention resumed its
sittings to-day. A resolution was renorted
limiting the speeches to twenty minutes, which
caused some excitement. Several addresses
were delivered this evening
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The Grand Trunk, Portland & Kennebec Maine
Central, Portland q Rochester Railroads will carry
tnSse attending the Fair at ONE FARE THE
ROUND TRIP, and the Portland Saco & Ports
mouth Railroad at two-thirds the usual Fare.
Lr.ces Of AdmissiOn.-Each person 30 cents ;
son son dicKets admit ng one two persons, S25O;
SEASON Iickets admitting two persons and vehicle
sept4 I'd ~
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TrOtting Horse for Sale.

THE well known Trotiing Horse "sARDINE
Il is tor sale at j. w. Robnson's Livery Stable,
South Street. He was driv n last tall by Eos er
Palmer one-half mile in 122 BY David AverilI,
Esq, last summer, in a common wagon, a mile in
252 He is an easy rOtter under the Saddle kind in
all harness, afraid of nothing and stands without
hitching. He is bright bay, stands 10 "a hands
high, and weighs 1000 pounds. ~
For terms, &C., apply to j. w. Robinson or f. N.
sold for no FAULT the owner being about to leave the
city. senti;tI Wy
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OFFICES In the third story CT building on corner
" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
fee of OCEAN INSURANCE co, y
Feb az. If Exchange Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY M. CHARLES 9 co.
Lumber, Lumber, Lumber
stock of Variety store, at Auc-

I sno n,DAI Sept G, at 1-2 O'Clock p. M. shall
in sa,d store No. % Portland ST.. the entire stock
Pipes t;on Consisting in part Of Cigars Tota -.
Paper c Snn riasd ware Clothne Hosiery Gloves
toqetier with s ST5aids, Brushes, Backing sc c.
sept3itd Snow Case, Candy jar. &C.
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For Sale---One Mile from Port

FOr SaIe---One Mile from Port
~ tGf" land. CiLs ltEL Z
1NHE beautiful residence occupied by Rev. w. P.
L Merrill, situated in Westbrook, on the Back
Cove road, known by the name of the Mach gonne
VIVA, The grounds are ia 'tctuy laid out with
walks, flower beds, splendid evergreens and shade
trees; about 200 pear apple. plum and cherry trees
in bearing; plentyi of currents and goosebe ries
about acre OF stIawberries-raised 1000 uarts
this year. The lot embraces nearly TOUR acres with
streets go feet wide all round it. The bulldngs-a
fine house with 10 rooms, French root and clpola
and piazza round thres sides; warmed with fur
mace, good well and cistern in cellar; gardeners
house and summer house, aud good stable we'll
finished with cellar. 3fI =
Terms easy. For p. rticulars cuquire ON the pre-
mises or OF WHlrTEMORE s. STARBIRD. on
Commerce. al street; or FERNALD 81 SON. corner
OF Preole and Congress st. eets.
Sept g. dit
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BOarders Wanted.

SITUATION Wanted, ~ ~
A S Pastry Cook, either in Hotel, Restaurant or
n Boarding House, by capable woman.
Address l., this office. Hrf au24dtf
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Public School Notice.

NHE opening Of the Public Schools which arc to
= occupy the school house on Chestnut Street, and
ns new school house on Congress Street, is post
poned on acc unit of the delay In finishing and pre-
pairing the school rooms. Timely notice OF the COM
mencement Of these schools will he gwen In all the
daily papers of the CITY. All other public Schools
will resume their sessions at the regular time Mon
day, Sept I'd. NATHAN WEBB,
Portland, Aug. 50. diff ,.rifl N
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Brick Block 81 A-o.,

THE three stored Brick Block Nos % ar., or Al.
lantc Street, will be sold at Auction 1 an NON M
will let for about 81 900 per annum Is yeIv Mas I.sSS
antly located in good neghborhood, and is ysin-
able piece of property. Terms favorable. For more
particulars apply to W. H. Jerris. ''''
scpt3ltd 2 II. o. BAILEY. Auet
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New Orleans Markets.
Havana Marker.

NEW ORLEANS Sent. d.
Cotton-dull: sale 200 bales; Low Millling ID a,
25c receipts 153 bales, Sugar and Moiasses-markei
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.

nN Thursday, September 70, at O'Clock PM, on
the rlemses, we shall sell az public auction, One
hdy in common aud undivided, of a lot ofland ON
Monument street, ofabout so feet 'front.' by about 40
tet deep, back line and about 100 ect on the
other parallel line. llf aflI GI 4
Also, one holf in common undivided OF Eight Lots,
bordering ON and adjoining Monument street, desig-
nated on the an as lots G and Ms. and >,
and II and G. which plan, with a description OF the
property, can be found at the office OF Registry Of
Deeds, book $40. page 228. This sale will be made
for cash, subject TO mortgage. For particulars and
plan inquire OF Henry p. Deane, assigree, or
7Fa-l. j. S. BAILEY, A-ctioneer,
Auouat % did Plumb at tract
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UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, s. s. I
PURSUANT to a Mention from the Hon Edward
l. Fox, Judge CT the United States District Court
within and Tor the District OF Maine, hereby give
in said Court, viz: TI.7'
Libel against The Barque B F. Shaw, her tackl,
apparei and furniture. in behalf OF Lewis H. Kaler
IN cause OF Subtraction of Wages, civil and Mari
tne as is more particularly Sc. forth in said Libel
that heari and trial will be had thereon at Port
current at ten o'clock in the forenoon when an,
where any persons interested therein, may apnear
and show cause, If any can be shown, wherefore
the same should not be decreed liable to said claim
and disposed of according to law. -
Dated at Portland this third day OF September, A.
D., 1867. ~
F.A OUINBY,
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dist. OF Maine
Sept 4-d2t
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CITY of Portland.

City OF Portland.
WHEREAS, the City Council, on the End tlay of
w September, A. ID. 1867, directed the Commute
tee on Laying out New Streets to consider the ex-
street, therefore,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest ID,
Gil on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the thirteenth
day Of september, 1861 at four o'clock in the alter
noon at the corner of Fore and Cotton Streets and
will then and there proceed to determine and adiudge
whether the pub ic convenience requires said street
OF way to be laid out. -t " u
Given under our hands on this third d ,v of Scr
TENDER, A. D. 1867
AUG. E. STEVENS,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, Committee
CHAS. NJ. RICE. on
4se JOS. BRADFORD, I LAYING Out
Rs. ELIAS CHASE, New Sfroets.
w. P. FILES,
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Premium List $4,000.

Premium List $4,000.
200 Dollars of which has been reserved for discrc-
tionary Premiums, to be awarded during the Fair.
Class I, Entrance Fec 80 90.
Colts years old and under 5.
1st Premium, $40 2d Premium, $40
Mile heats, best 2 in 8.
Class ,, Entrance Fec - 90.
Fast Trotting Stations.
list Premium $50 I'd Premium, $40
Mile heats, best in 5.
Glass ) Entrance Fec ~ 90.
Family Horses, whatever age
LIST Premium, $50 I'd Premium, SIS
Sd Premium, S..
Class 4, Entrance Fee $500.
Matched Horses, both owned by one man.
LIST Premium, $40 I'd Premium, SIS
Sd Premium, So.
Speed will not govern the award.
Glass 5, Entrance Fee $500.
Fastest Trotting Horse with Running Mate
LIST Premium, $50 I'd Premium, 500
Mile heats, best in 8
Glass 6, Entrance Fec 81.
Gents Driving Horses that never Trotted faster than
3m inutes in Public. e
LIST Premium, $50 I'd Premium, $40
Mile meats, pests in o.
Class q, Entrance Fee S5.OO.
Gents Driving Horses that never Trottod faster
than2 80 in Public,
LIST Premium, $50 ID Premium, $40
Mile heats, best in 8.
Class 8, Entrance Fee SO.
Gents Driving Horses that Trotted faster than
$50 in Public.
LIST Premium, SIS I'd Premium, $25
Mile heats, best to 5, to Wagons.
Glass o, Entrance Fee $40.
Gents Driving Horses that never Troted faster than
2.45 in Public
list Premium, $75 I'd Premium, $25
Mile heats, best 8 in 5.
Class 10, Entrance Fee SIS.
Gents Driving Horses that never Trotted faster than
2.4Oin Public.
LIST Premium. 500 I'd Premium $50
st Mile heats, best in5.
Class II, Entrance Fee S15.
Gents Driving Horses (raised and always owned in
Mainelith never Trotted faster than IS in
Pnblic.
LIST Premium, 5000 81 Premium, $50
Mile heats best 8 in5
Class IL, Entrance Fee $40.
Open to all Horses wherever owned, that never
Trotted faster than 2.33 in Public
list Premium, $500 ID Premium, 500
Mile heats, best ms. t1
Class 13, Entrance Fec SsO, !
Open to all Horses wherever owned.
list Premium $500 I'd Premium, 500
Mile heats, best in5,
Entrees with 10 per cent be made up to O'Clock
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Monday the Ninth Day of Sen to W-
Der inst.
Pro pOsaIs for Granite,

WILL be received at this office till THURSDAY,
w September fifth, at twelve O'Clock noon, 1861,
LOT the stone required in the construction
OF tne basement story OF the U. s. Custom House in
this city, delivered the wharf or at the Depot at
the option Of the Superintendent
SPECIFICATIONS can be had at this office The deliv-
cry OF the stone must Commence within ten days az
yer signing the contract, and completed before
the nrst day OF November. The Department reserves
the right to reject any all bids Il thought for its
interest. HENRY KINGSBURY,
1895 Superintendent.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
Dr.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electriciap

IVA LIZ GAREE1t
Nearly Opposite the United Sintes Hoe
yXTHEkE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located In this city. During the tire
Of the worst forms Of disease N persons who lay
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curin
patients in 50 short time tegt the sIeston is oiiet
we viii say that all that do not stay cured we
doctor the second time without charge. Ia ~
one wears and IL aisa regular rralnatsd nhvssc,s,
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
In the acute stages where the lungs are not FULLY
involved; acute chronic rheumatism scrofula, hip
a. sss ,gns ssssa
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance. Deafness sts.
mering or hestancy 81 speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
every case that can be presented: asthma bronchi-
tis Structures Of the chest, and all crms Of female
complaints. 81 .a rai Esas...f
BY Electricity 81
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the law
leap with Joy cod move with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth; the heated brain Is cooled the frost-
bitten limbs restored the nncoutb deiormIties re-
moved; faintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deal to hear and
the pasied form to move upright; the blemishes Of
youth obliterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
psevented the calamites OF old age obyIated and an
active circulation maintained f...,t.. ,,1-f
LADIES
Who have cold hanos ana feet; weak stomachs, LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dIzz
ness and swimming In the bead with indig eston and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back
leucorrhea, or whites; falling Of the womb with In
ternal cancers; tI%crs poiypas and an that long
Of cure. For painful menstrpatol, too -. oiuse
menstruation, and all OF those long lie OF troubles
With young Indies, Electricity is certain SPECIFIC
vgor of health. iit.I.. / ~ blI4 ~ %
w TEETH TEETH TEErHIeJd
DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by RIrc.
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having iecayeo
teeth stumps they wish to have removed o~
ting he would give polite invitation to call. ~
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHNEs for "a
Ser family use, with thorough Instructions. 800
Dr.. d. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at his house. ~ .
Oftice hours from o'clock A. VI. to 70 NJ. from
TO P. M, and to in the evening. ,a.O1
Consultation tree. noyiti
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Portlan d Railroad Company.
Directors Meeting, Aug "a, 1857.

NOTED, that on aud after Monday, Sept. I'd, sim
v, gle Fares in this city be six cents. Package
tickets twenty for . 90 Ave for rs centa.-
Children between tine ages OF and 70, four cents.
School tickets discontinued.
Westbrook, Way Fares, six cents, 10 Morrill's.
ten cents, or twelve tickets for Al 0Os 10
Woodford's, eight cents, or sixt. en- for a. 90.
Children between and 10 years hnIf urirc'~
School tickets discontinued 7-'
westbrook, Monthly Tickets-ope ride each vav.
$3.50. NJ n BAT txru $50 -
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Lost.

an Monda-, the pendant Of white Lava Ear
~ ring. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving Ii at II State st. ,sep4d3ts
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Portland Rifle Club /!
Annual Meeting for Prize Shooting
sEPTEMBER 5 lsey,
THE CLUB HOUSE.

THERE will be ten prizes valued at $100 five priz-
es for Rest Shooting at 40 rods; five prizes for
OFF Hand Shooting at 20 rods.
Tickets one dollar each. emitting the holder to five
sho,s. :.
Any person obtain tickets for rest shooting or
for off-hand or for BOTH but person cannot re-
ceive more than one prize. Should the same Terson
make the shortest string both at and off-hand
onthe prize ef will be entitled 10 the other prize
Shooting by PROXY not allored. Should there be
tie on either prize, it shall be decided by single
shot each from the two contestants,
Firing to commence at eight O'clock in the FORE
neon, and to close at @ in the afternoon
II the weather is stormy the shooting will come off
the first fair day.
The rules of the Club to be observed.
Whole number of tickets one hundred.
Tickets can be had of Otis Brown, No. 81 Federal
Street, and of Charles Day, Jr. No. 81 Exchange ST.
at the latter place the prizes can be seen.
OTIS BROWN President.
August 49, dtd
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Entrees with 10 per cent car be made up to O'Clock
on the evening OF Sept. It'll, and will De opened on
the evening above named at 1l3 Federal street. Port
to start Pools will be sold in The above races, at
li3 Federal street, on the evening of Sept 7ta and
also on the Track da ly. During the meeting Pools
Will in all cases follow the race. Parties enclosing
their entry will be particular and state the number
OF the purse they wish to enter Tor.
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WASTED.
Mantoa.

OK first class Stone cutters; at Fort Gorpes An.
- pya U. S. Engineer Oifice, in Merton Block ~
at the fort. "
GEO. THoM, Bv.. Brig General
Portland, Sept 8. 1867. sept3-diw
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To Let.
THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
i New Block, No. IS Union St. A desirable location
tor Jobbng or Manufacturing purposes. VIII be leas-
ed entire or separate. Apply TO
A. CUSHMAN & co.
july25dtf No, "a Union Street.
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Monday, March I, 1867, at O'Olock p. n,
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

ERANClS MOHR, whose residence ~ unknown
II COruelia MUhr, nov Vhe oil Clement Eiehle
Who live In JlermOnt county, Ohio. John D. Mohr
who lives IN Randolph County, Illinois, anu HON
as NOhr, who lives in Randolph County, Illinois,
Will take notice, that u petition was filed against
them on the 9Th day If January, A, II. 1861 IN the
superior Court, within ana Tor the County 81
Montgomery aud state Of Ohio. by John b. LII.
vic, aud Is now penutng, wherein said John l.
LUDWIG demands partition OF the olloNing rea
and eighty $3.50 and i've hundred and eighty
one, (b6l oi the revised plat OF the city
OF Dayton, and that at the next term OF said CouU
held alter forty days from the date OF the inst puB
LEGATION OF this uOtice, application will he made b
the said petit ner, Tor an order that partition
may be made OF said premises. L.
JOHN L. LUDWIG.
JAS. II BAGGOTT, Atty for Petitioner lsW6
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NOTICE.

CUsAN RAMSEY a nonresident OF the state OF
OOhiO, Is notified that george Ramsey did. on the
i4th dAy OF January, 1861. hie his petition In the
ONCE Of the Clerk OF the C0uFt Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county OF Montgomery and
State Of Ohio, charging the said susan Ramsey
with having been Willfnlly absent from the aEid
plaintiff for more than three ears past adultery
with one HArtel Holster and gross neglect Of
said Susan Ramsey, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term ofsaid Court
GEORGE RAMSEY
NJ P, NOLAN, Attorney, isw6
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

ToB n, MARTIN, whose residence IL unkROuR,
u viii take notice that Mar n Martin, IN the
ssth Of January, A a. 1851, dled IN the lourt Of
lSomnon Plea. q A0ntgomery county, obio, her
Fpettlon, praying ior q divorce, against said dc.
drunkenness Tor more than thrtey ear, and adul.
terry ' h. THOMPSON AttoruSy
Jan. IS, is67-slws
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patontod may 20, 1890.


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except in very dirty places, which Will require a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations OIL
fered toral.ke purpose, WILL NOT ROT THECLOTHks,
but will leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
1t removes grease spots as If by magic, and SOFT
ens the dirt by soaking, so that rinsllg Will IN or
binary cases entirely remove IL.
This powder is prepared in accordance win
chemical science, and upon "a process peculiar 20
itself, which is secured by Letters Patent. 1t has
been in use for more than q year, and mas proved
itself AM universal favOrlto wherever IT has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the Iol-
lowing, viz;
cotton and linen goods.
It saves most Of the labor of rubbing, ana wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows IL 10 unsurpassed
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
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much superior to any other mode. No water re-
CURED except TO mOistGn The powder.
iii ections with each package.
Aud can be readily Appreciated by a single Trial
The cost of washing for II family of Ave or SIX per
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been INTRO
duced to the public which have rotted the cloth,
or Jailed in removing the dirt, bet knowing the IN
trinsic excellence Of this article, they confidently
proclaim II AS being adapted to meet q demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsuppiied.
MANUFACTURED BY
HOW & STEVENS
EGO Broadway, BOstOn,
ALSO, MANUF ACrUREBs OF FAMILY DYE oOLoRS
sold by all GrOcers and Dealers. ocSdSm
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4 0OLb Oh blLNfh WATCH 5lLNEh-FLAIEI
o. h SET, SEWING MACHINE on ANY
ARTICLE ON nIR IIar
Tor ono DoI1ar /

The price OF an Euyel0pe 10 only Twenty ave
Sen'. so give US a call ana SATISFY youI'siyss mat
Was sold Al any other place iHthe cOnntry Hear
a tune on The Piano, and femtmber that they to
ton Will be sold to some purchaser lorDnN ulgT,
All those who Orief IRON the country must Be
name OF the town aud county In which they live,
and by what Express neavy goods she'll be sent
Company's W arenO0m t0r the SOuthN est, NO. ~
Jefferson street, Dayton, ohio
ieI6RA-SS LM MUTE Co, Manager.
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BROKERS GREAT l SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS,

PRINCIPAL wARERpoAs, No. IS sudbury
street Boston Massachusetts ana No 90 Jener-
son street, DAY ton, ohio.