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sENTINEI,

Ts AN ExoRLLEET ADVERTISING MRDIUH, LET
5as Merchants and business mon try Il for few months
yor treds this til There's nothing 70 equal Prntsrs
lnl-t has mAds raany fortune. -
tesm9 ior the f:pcr-Sa pcr snnuin, In advance.
tweive lines OF lees for each iussstlcp- - :
as OF ten nns or ess At tho ratio Of s1o for throe
Contracts BY tho year or for ux months allowing priv
uoee OF changing on moro favorable terms Address
=. :. --Eg! +" EDWARD A. BRONSON.
~ a.itfa-I pu,lIsu,.i MI
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OF AI communications intended Ior publication IN
Mis journal must be addressed 10 de Ed,or Of The
Daily Notes. No. 10 Hayne-srcy, Charleston, S. {.
Business Communications % Publtshcr OF Daily
Netos.
We cannot undertake 10 re!' rejected communica-
lions.
Advertisements outside Of 1se city mus be aecompd-
nied toitt The cash
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TO TAX PAYERS,

THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUpI1aHRn
4 for Tho Information OF all porsons concerned;
~ onpMAfcn TO ANEED An ORDINANCE TO RLfsx SUP
30 u ordained By the Mayor and Aldermen In Cisy
S6upca esee oled That all ta1es payable rnder the Or
pupose DO paid or beors the sh day Of Juno neIt
ard thht persons who hhA mako dsfkult payment Of
amount o. their taies. one and half per cant per
monu. untu The s1 day Of July, when 10 not patd an
q aJes ahh be pd Ind altar tho s1st day Of August
thro per cent Par month tho amount OF taSes due
ah, Do paid until isyruent tho whole amount Is nsje
II That Al parsons who neglect or tau 70 pay their
month. ahal respectively pay on he amounts thereof
twp pef cent per month fon such fftsenth day, until
hstnod In City Council Cis seventh dsy Of Nay, IN
HItyso7on. - ''.'H.s' . = -
tLhl &c. aAn.LARD, Mayor,
w Il. shnTn. Clark Of Council. amo Nay ii
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL.

For Improving and Beauufyfng the Complexion,
moat valuable and perfect Aron In uso for
giving the siin beautiful pearl TINT that is oniy
found In youth Il quickly remoyss Tan Frsckles Pin
pies botches, Moth Pitches, Sal lowness. Eruption,
and all Impurities OF the sn kindly healing the .ame
leaving tho shn white and clear anbastef Itn use
cannot DO detected by the coseat scrutiny and teInq
Vegetable propaston is perfectly hssIless. II is e
only Article OF tho Kind used by tho Frcnch and Ia con-
etdered by the P.riaisn indispensable TO perfect
toilet Upwards Of 80 900 bottles were sold during uie
Past yoar sufnetent guarantee OF ia efficacy, Price
order, by "
BERGER, sHUT1s CO., Chemists.
,,o, 9SS River Bt., Troy, N. Y.
6isFcu
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D EN- TlST RY.

CHE REvALs gECRETs NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
- She restores To happiness ihoso who. nom dolefu
eyens catasophes crossss In ove, loss OF and
fiiends loes OF money. &c. haso become despondent
Sho brings together oee long separated. gives Informs
don concerning abesnt friends Or oseru restores lost
stolen proporty tells you tho busnoAs you are best
quAhsd TO purane and In what you Will DO suecesi.
f sa9ses speedy marriages. and tolls you the rey day
you vail mafry. gives ycu tho names, lkenena and ciar
scerstcs Of tbs Person- shs roads your very lhous
and By her almoet supernatural pewers unvs tho dark
and hidden mysteries Of the future From the stars
m tho nrmAmenrhe maleho sars that overcome o.
aominato In tho oonhauratop-rom tho aspects and
poxons Of tho planets and tho nxel the heavens
at tho tne or brth shs doduces the futura destiny G
man. Lsi1 not 70 consult the s!satsat Assroosd on
earth It costs you but ttne you may mover again
hsye 90 favorable IN opportunity oonsustion fec, With
hkenosa and all desired information u. Parties living
H distance can consult tho Madame by mail with equal
safoty and satslaciion to themselves, In pcrso
full and explicit ohar written ont with ali INQUIRIES
s.ered and hfencss enclosed. sont BY mail receipt
pco Aboro nentonod. Tho s,rictost eocrosy will ro
maintained, and all correspondence returned or destr
ed RsfeIence1 Of tho hghnst order Furnished tbose
sariny them. Wrto plainly tho day Of tho mouth -
year In which you were born, enclosing small loc Of
hll. .|'-0''. : =
Address, MALlN1 a. A. pRRRIdo2 :.
-, P. o. DAWN 2as, BUFFALO. N.Y.. 81
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CRISPER COMA.

For Curling the Hair Of eithor Sex into Wayv
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Mnssiye
Curls.
RY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR AND GENTLE
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inHgotes, oeautnea and ooAnsea Is 10 hIghy And do
uahnly perumed and 10 The most complots artIen az
ne Kind over offered tn ths s--. 800 --S"-
address ali ordsrs to
W. L. CLARK CO., Chonists.
No. Wost Faystte stroe syi.ousa N z.
aAton w E--s-- t..t s.j X -s' 1yr
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oehes-letIes "a well ns special course for tho
future hebrew minister and teacher. The pian,s
was first contemplated, but there appear to have
been judlcious reasons for its adoption"
TIE CABLE REPORT which we had somc two
months ago OF The abolition OF Slavery In tho
Empire OF Brazil, says the Now York Tsrres, Was
subsequently found 70 be in advance Of the eycot.
But the emancipation movement has gone 40 far
that the Emperor Dor PHDRo Il, In his recent
speeca st the opening of tho BrusiIian chambers.
gave uttsrsnce to the following sentence "The
serV1ls alsmant OF tho Enpira csnnnt f,i4o e..ai.
nor to care tor the high interests attached 10
emancipation, by respecting actual property, and
without giving profound shock TO our m. .in source
OF industry, Agricultural" The different tenure
on which negro alAvery exists in Brazil from that
Oh which 1t formerly existed In the United States.
may DO judged by tho fset that tho head Of the
Slate can utter himself in this way. Imagine one
o. our Prssi-ents speaking in this style prior to
1850. II may bo considered certain thnt Brs.
without difficulty. A,-u
M. D1 LAM RTINE finds . faithful apoloeist In
the Paris correspondent Of The Pu5Itshers' Ciye,,.
tar, who details tho various losses from I,aHAn-
TIFK's estatea-some s400, ,000-besides his dlstri
button OF $SG0000 Of his private fortune among
the working classes Of Paris during tho revolution
IN l8i8, as tho original oausos Of his ombartas
ments. At present, IL seems his assets amount to
his debts 10 800 900 and Interest," tho for.
mer arc partly composed Of several eatases, two Of
the most valuable Of which are advertised FOR usls
He has sovural manuscript works nearly ready tor
the press-some idea Of tho yaluo Of which may be-
gathered hom the faot that his copyrights, siace
1sa9, have yielded t1oO o0o-but those can Scarcely
max, mp tho dehcienoy, which, It Is said, tho Rm-
Pelof Will make up hom his priyAt purse but NOT
during the Lfe,ime Of Ii. De LAHinr1ns. Who IA
now ~ years OF age and unablo TO ieaye his house.
TnEoDoax o'HAaA wrote the poem from which
the following quotation is takon. It was written
on the oooa-i Ion OF tho burial at Frankfort
they we're brought for rolntermont- of the rerpans
OF the Kentucky volunteers who fol- At Buona
Vista. It Commences tnui: ~. .ri
'Tho munaed drums sad roll has boat
The soidtcf's List t.ttooJ
no moro on lies parade snail meet
~ ahAt DraJo ana Ixilan rev. gr ,i.4..
On =. -ss earrai camping ground
e,, .... And gory guards, With solemn round
NIN Ths btyouao OF tbs deid."
Major O'HAnA, who was at oae time connected
with tho LoasuKb Journal, ssryed with gsIlsntrv
"a tho war against HeI1co; and Also on tha Con.
feN Meoks sGo. "a t'..' n I, ! + SstS o
= r. ID y q n.y.. ! ~
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Major OHAnA, who was at oae time connected
with tho Loaauais Jottrnal ssrvod with gaIlantry
u the war against Me1ico; and aiso OF, tho Con.
.eaSsan side Y THO late wAr. He died In Georgia
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wednesday, was Postponed TO Saturday, If re-
ports from France may bo rolled upon great aotiyi-
ty prsvAis In all the military departments OF the
Empire Indeed, 1t 10 said that ever since the sy.
nature OF tho Luxemburg treaty, military prepare.
aons have boon resumed on o large scale. The
Reorganization Of the artillery, whion waa suspend.
cd, IL now being carried on, and great improve
ment have been effected In the "trsin," which will
render the artillery service moro porlect than for
merly. In tho Infantry corps tho officers arc kep,
seFy busy; all the trained soldiers are be;no ami
70 the reserve, whore they are available At a mo.
msnts nosi'e. and their places are being f,llsd mn
BY reoruis, who are being drilled with the oroat.
est ca, md ctivity,"
Tho ss 20 tary OF RAr. in reply 10 = reso,nt;on /,
inquiry, :; "a the probable amonnt neca,a,,v -
csIry OUT tie reconstruction acts Ia Al e4s on
The 8oner appropriation Tor this object
Wss tso0,65 which was distributed as solIor, !.
FIRST Milh = district, s69,444; Second, sae.444.
Third. ss7, q; Fourth; 1,222; Fifth, s1es,e0e
Tho Secretary says II appears by estimates tn.t
furt.sr large amount Is requisite-for tho F,r,t
district, 1900; Second, s481, sos Thr s97, ma
Fourth, distri,t estimated to July 1st. In addition
to is7,22 already supplied, s2t5,5 Fifth, esG-
mates for ono month dated April II, for s2ls. 40
OF which si68. .es8 has already been supplied, Ie ~
ing remainder rnc.!lsd soz Of $751; uGeuera,
ordt registers, etn,ated to tie arst Of July only
ahould bo continued on duty and pay 70 tho end Of
July, thofe should DO added to Tie above orpenses
ior thAt mont, at tho rate Of compensation s..t.6
In hs estimate, the sum Of sl5s 7si, and contIn.
NED 70 the cnd ofAugust double that sum, s51s ssa
The aamo hhewise General sheridan's dt,triot
was Estimated for ono month onSy. 1.-THE monthly
sIpenseo continue Tor period Of two months Il
tho rates s'ated, thsy viii Amount 70 tho further
sum of t21s, 40; for three months 70 s4se $40 2.
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IN CONVENTION
Church Music.

The State Street congregation have enjoyed
real treat for the last two or three Sabbaths,
in the addition to their excellent choir, of
the thrilling and spirituelle voice of Mrs Julia
Morris, the we'll known and widely-prized So
prano of the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, New York. ssfi--T az 6.l'5 l-i'1
Mrs. Morris (once Miss Julia Wheelock) is a
native Of this city, and first disclosed her gift
of harmony, as member of the State street
choir, when she was but fifteen years of age. :
Since then, her services have been in great
demand in New York, having been, first of all,
sought for at the old Church of ST. Thomas
where church music was always cultivated in
its purity and perfectness, and of late eagerly
retained at the Madison Square Church "a
Mrs. Morris has always been a favorite ilfthe
concert room, and her recent concert brought
together an audience at once brilliant and dis
eliminating, and won golden encomiums.
r., She has, however, resisted all attempts to
coax here upon the stage in opera, and wheth-
er from personal taste or religious preferences.
chooses for her repertoire chiefly sacred melo-,
dies. Her voice exhibits, occasionally, a start
ling power in its persuasive quality, and in the
outburst and abandon with which she gives
herself up to the sentiment of the stanza, some
dainty and unaccustomed ears find the note SO
vivid and exuberant as to seem almost strained
and redundant. -
n In this particular, she resembles to the life,
Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt, whom some
sof the more martinez critics accused in her
palmiest days of shrieking and extravaganza.
Indeed, in unaffected and unstudied wealth of
+ acpaoiallu in A.,
Mrs. Morris recalls distinctly the voice of Jen-
ny Lind to those who were familiar with it,
Like her, however, she really sings with per-
feet ease to herself and in the very love and
luxury of independent voice, which grasps the
sentiment to be expressed, and cannot bear to
mince the meaning. EEM z NEEHmF0Va
Where the thought, to be rendered, is ten
der or subdued, her voice settles readily, to the
sweetest pianissimo. We think that she can
whisper music as few singers can. +
BE- Heard in the drawing-room, where she ia
largely sought for, the crystal purity and in
tegrity of her tones are so impressive as al
most invariably to touch the heart and brim
the eye of the listener. The strain is infiuen-
tial and uplifting, and in sacred music is unite
sure to awaken within one the fancy of sonq
heard on high. 8sssSSE GOA EacggEyr
The friends of this noble songstress should
not encourage her to be too lavish in her in
diligence either of the public or private circles
More than one church in New York and Brook \
lyn, as we learn, are given to solicit her to do
extra duty for evening services, after the labors
of the dayare over, and while we Congratulate
ed the music committee and the parish of the
State Street Church upon her visit, we doubt
the wisdom upon her own part of undertaking
further work during the brief vacation of this
summer. We may add, that both in this, her
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Union Republican ward Cau,cuses,

. ~
The Union Republicans of this city are re-
qnested to meet in their several Wards on
wednesday evening, Sept. 4th, at z IL o'clock,
for the purpose of eleeting seven delegates from
each Ward, to meet in convention for the DUR
pose OF nominating candidates to be supported
for Representatives to the Legislature from
this city.
I, RThe respective Ward meetings win be held
at the following places: sgru
Ward 1.zWard ROOM. r-
Ward 2.-School house on old hay scale lot.
Ward 3.-School house on Congress near
Market street. --.
Ward 4.-Market Hall. q FMwEsz
q Ward 5.-Ward room South street. reg
Ward 6.-Ward room Spring street. p
ward Ward room Bracket street
The delegates SO elected are requested to
meet at the Common Council room Thursday
evening, Sept. 5, at IL o'clock. Of l9srE,2t
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Political Items.


Mr., A. X. p. Files has been nominated for
representative to the Legislature by the Re-
publcans of Gorham. -
The Leavensworth Bulletin PROMISES . tho
coming man, Sheridan, an enthusiastic recen-
ton when heshall arrive in Kansas 1t saws che
will be received with shouts of welcome from
loyal men who support him now in his moral
victory, as they did when he rode red III anded
through the traitor hosts and carved a victory
with his sword" ,,,e.s ,f.,,.-- ...,.- -
Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, is in
Washington and has been a constant visitor at
the War Department to see General Grant
Mr.. Cameron stated publicly and gave permits
sion for the fact to be published, that he is in
favor of Impeachment of the President =.
At the Republican caucus, held as Gray, on
Saturday, Geo. T. Merrill, of that town, was
nominated for Representative to the Legisla-
ture from the Gray and New Gloucester dis
trict 1890 e. .--,.s-.a..,
The Republicans of Maryland have de-
cided MOTTO vote on the new Constitution to be
submitted on the 18th September to the voters
OF the State for ratification In lien of IL. thew
prepared an address to Congress. stating that
the Constitution is not Republican in form a.
it DISTINGUISHES $4,000 colored people and does
not allow them to testify in the courts where
white people are parties to the controversy. y,
1t is generally believed that General Gran
ger is to be provided for by the President in
the changes now being made. General Granger
mas been engaged as travelling and resident
special presidential agent. He has not been
on duty since 1885, though drawing pay as an
officer
Mr.. Langston, q negro lawyer, from Ohio
who at present holds the office under General
Howard of Inspector General of the Colorad
Schools in the South, made political sneecb
to the negroes of Baltimore on Tuesday even
ing, in the course of which he said that if the
black man did not get a vote by State action,
he would soon get it by Congressional action.
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DEPARTuRE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE N EWs
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, September Q,

7 $3.50 Monday, september Q.
- Ill "a .--H ARRIVED. ei Of 4 r,r4 r--
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for PASSPORT
Brig Abby Thaxtcr, Lane, Baltimore. a sls .
Sch John Adams, Spoford. New York. 81.
Sen fI amaraaHs PGs sii s ssso ~
Sch Ariel, lBrl Corning, Sheet Harbor. MS.
Sch W Reed, Reed, Bay Chaleur. with 100 bbls
Sch winona, Berry. Bay Chsleur 225 bbls do.
Sch VIM Fisher, Fisher. Bank Quero, 600 qtls fsh.
Sch J Craig, Craig, Bank Quero, 100 otis fish.
Sch Grampus, Gordon, Hancock.
Sch Martha Maria. Dix Calais for Boston,
Sch Ella, Hamor, K len Tor New York.
Schs Union. Rosebrook, and Caroline, diley,
Cranberry Isles for Boston - ..
III CLEARED. r. ii ,..r
Barque Steele, Br) Fillmore, st John, NIB.
2 Sch May Belle, tBr) Carter, Joggins, Ms.
Sch Yantic, Delana, Boston.
SAILED-Brig Eta " Tucker. Barque Floren &c
Peters started and anchored in lower Roads.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.l
ID At st Thomas Esd, barque Mary Libby. Mount
tort, r sombrero next day, having repaired. =.
BID % NOTICE TO MARINERS. Ha
Notice Is hereby given that the Fog Dell st we.t
Quoddy Head Light Station, will In future be sound
ed IN 1ggy weather, instead Of the Doboll Trumpet.
which mas oeen discontinued. Pr ..- y : '- :
t''7 "a" csoN JOHN POPE,
.s'au15Ff .ffe5 L. III. Inspector, LIST District.
IA Portland, Sept. 2, 1867. 90. -. ---l- .
IT i11s Of ..f DISASTERS.
Sch P Bent, Strout at New York from Mill
bridge, reports, VIII lie passing through Hell Gate,
came in contact with schr Jane, and lost jibboom,
Sch Franklin Brown at New YORK from Machias
reports 29,h. when off Hallett's Point, was struck
by lioht,,ing damaging foremost, tore lib, and did
other DAMAGE; the mate and pilot were knocked
down but RECEIVED no ser,ous injury.
Barque Trsjan which wa! seutted and sunk at
Newport to save her from destruction by FIRE. was
sold By auction 29th, she lies, for $3.50. -. -
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MIR. EDIToR,-I perceive by the published
report of the proceedings of the Democratic
County Convention that my name was present.
ed as a candidate for the office of Register of
Probate, the office which l now hold by Execu-
tive appointment. / am not Indifferent to any
duct, burdened as the office has been since my
appointment by new and perplexing duties,
and therefore feel grateful to the Convention
for the compliment paid me. Z But having al
ways acted adversel y upon political questions
no claim upon their suffrages l cannot permit
my name to be used as their candidate. There
fore respectfully decline to be considered as
candidate for the above named office.sliagE sis
.s.j.r art ia zsefas 6e.r8rg A. B. HOLDEN
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Long Sought For ! atssT r.a.H
,55IIHC Come at Last j!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found .or sale by ali oity
Druggists and first class Country Grooers
J As MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable, bel AZ
among the best not the BEST remedy for colds anc
pulmonary complaints manufactured from the pur,
Juice of the berry, and unaduterated by any impur,
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended 1t to III
sick as MEDICINE. u ia ~ fa|
q so the days of the aged IL addeth length, ID
- To the mighty 1t addeth strength"
Ills balm Tor the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
h. MAINS ELDERBRRRY WINE.
nov "a sN dSwtf . 20 -.Ir. -lY aI.l lr.t
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Moth and FreckIes.

The only reliable remedy tor those brown discolor-
atIons on tbe face called Moth Patches and Freckles
Is PFRRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Prepar-
ed only by Dr. b. G. PERRY, Dermatologist, 40 Bond
St., N. Y. Sold by all druggists IN Poruand and
elsewhere. Secured by copyright marlSd&womsS
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srhoiAk SoFicfs.
II. O. of OF

Ali members of the Eastern Star and Macbi,onne
Encardiiments who contemplate Joining the Exeur-
sion to Concord afereqaested to meet at tho Lodge
Room, on Tuesday evening, September Sd, and bring
their reealias. Per Order Committee.
September 2. DIT
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CHOLERA, DYsrSrrny. D,.npuv,

IOnOHEhA, DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA, NJ
The best article ever offered to our citizens for
the certain cure of the above diseases, is MA
SONS "CHoLERA MIXTURE" One dose will
satisfy you Of the fact You need not suffer
ten minutes, 1t will give you relief at once
by following the directions. Hundreds of our
citizens will testify to the fact. Every family
throughout our country should have it in their
possession. Price 80 cents.S Prepared only by
Edward Mason, Apothecary, Middle street.
Portland. Aug. Nst. was
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
lai rant Wines. @
So highly recommended by Physicianss, may be
found at wholesale at tb: drug stores of W. W. Whip
pie & Co.. II. II. Hay. w. F. Phillips & Co., Z. L.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. janl2snd1y
THE RULERS OF EUROPE AND GOVERNOR r.
T.. FENTON


Most Of the rulers of Europe, the Emperor of Rus
STA and France. the Kings OF Prussia Denmark, OIL
land. Belgium, etc believed it their duty to reward
MIR. Hoff as benetdctor to suffering humanity. Our
space does hot allow to all the marks of dis
tinction which Mr. Holt has received from them, as
well az from the people Of Europe, but would cite
the following dispatch from, King Christian TX. of
Denmark: NJ E8 u ~ HI rs VI
'AIr. Hoff: His Majesty the King has ordered me
to express the satisfaction Hs Ma esty has experience
ed from The beneficial effects Which your Malt Ertract
mas produced on his oUn person AND on several
bers Of his august fdmily. BY ORDER ~ IA
al. CASTFNClIIOLD,
m "Aide-de- Camp TO his Majesty the King
N"COPENHAGRE."
AT the same time we are happy to state that also
bis Excelency Governor X. e. Fenton has indOrsed
Hofs Malt Extract, and has written to Mr.. Leopard
Hof that he finds Ills beverage cfheGI Uery pleas
mt dTt,tk. go
Sold at Druggists q Grocers. Persons wishing
agencies might apply with reference to Hof-s Malt
Extract Depot, 542 Broadway, N. Y.
W. f. Phillips & Co. Portland, sole agents for
Maine. rWf4 HUr 9frr aug3ld div sN
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Turncr's Tie Douloureux, or Universnl
Neuralgia Pill, is q safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest completely and permanently cured
In very short time Neuralgia In the face or head
Gus disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval OF many eminent physl-
cans 1t contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER 8 CO., 100
fremont Street. Boston, Mass, proprietois.
For sale By W. F. Phillips g. Co., Portland, Me.
July IS. eod&w1ysn - -'ll q"