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Ramie-A Substitute for Cotton.

The New Orleans Picayune gives the follow
ing account OF a new plant: tH'.
A new plant has been added to the resources
of our tropical and semi-tropical region o new
textile, which will furnish the world with
clothing and the means of knowledge. We
have seen within few days, long skeins of a
cotton-llke fibre, cOtton-like in whiteness, soft
ness and hneness, but much stronger, which is
now produced at the rate of five crops per
year, in the state of Vera Cruz, Mexico, where
it has been cultivated for five years by Bel.
gian naturalist and bOtanist, who went there to
pursue his favorite studies and occupations in
soil and climate which favor them
This plant, called the ramie, il native of
Java; was introduced thence into the Jardin
des Plantes at Paris by some French sayan in
1874; was regarded then as simply exhibiting
tne wonderful advantages of the tropics, being
700 oehcate for open-air culture in cold eli
mites But having been planted and tried in
warmer climates than that of France. vet not
50 equatorial as that of Java, it has been found
to do as we'll in them
e ~ ~ - que 70 M Bentio Raezi, formerly chief
OF the Horticultural Institute ~ Ralr;nm nnsr
OF Santocomaprum, San Andres TnStia So
OF vera Cruz, Mexico, that we CON ~ -
nOunce it naturaigea plant of this on,,.;p pr
and to his present visit to this city viii sneed;,
ly owe its introduction into the fieidcn,ti,no &c
the gulf states, to which it will permonentSr
pertain.
The ramie Tits Javanese name) ia A pl.nt
like hemp, contains in its stalk the fibre for
which it is raised, and which is grown like the
sugarcane, from being planted in lengths or
from its stubble; with this advantage over the
stubble of the cane, that each succeeding year
it grows better, and that in Cuba and Lower
Mexico it will furnish five, and here at least
three cuttings in the year.
by new process, and some simple machin-
cry invented by M. Raezl, the lint can be pre-
pared from the stalks, taken fresh from the
ground, IN twenty-four hours. We all know
eeat months of labor and the entire discoloring
vi .he hDre follows the treatment by the ordi-
nary process of flax and hemp, while the ramic
'on H! OUT white, clean, pure and unhurt
- L9ht hundred pounds of lint to the aero is
-; 10 ee expected from each cutting offull growth
in lair iand. The culture is similar to that ~
20 put as the plant, when once set ia hard
~ e9raaicate, grows vigorously and defies the
n,I, OF grass or rival plants, cultivation ia
oiny needed to promote its growth. Whon
RIPE ~ should be cut but neglect to do this
causes no special damage SO that il NAV ,v vu.
DAYS or weeks the will of the free rennS,;c al
OF Mexico and the Union. The fibre is io,n
fine and strong; the plant easy to raise o onsS1
hardy in southern latitude; and it's nrono ",,u
ton for market is simple and cheap in cot
Under these circumstances we NAV safalv
pronounce that the ramie will, at an EARL
day, take high rank among our staples.
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Triton g nc E,ayy0pd.

II2tOn & nc E'0r{012d.
Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
40 st
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiringa q4t- .sr -a
FIRST RATE SAFE,
AT a MODERATE PRICE, will please call OF.
EMERY u WATERHOUSE,. -.
a. sAE-+- aA Middle Street Portland.
Or ut no Sudbury Street, Boston.
GR-Seconi-hand Safes takenin exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Triton & McFarland's Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co. - - -
Jan 15-SN1stw in each &adv remainder of time.
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SALT! SILT! SILT!

n kOn HOGSHEADs Of Liverpool
fssyOO salt.
400 Hhds. Turks Island Salt.
100 '' Lisbon Salt. vi ,llti L. Z
For sale in lots to SUI purchasers in bond duty
paid by t L. q. WILLARD,
Commercial Wharf.
Portland, May IL, 1867. May IA. ised3w
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REMOVAL
DRS. CHADWICK & FOGG
have removed to
4

BROWNS NEW BLOCK,
over the store of MeSsrs. Lowell & Senter 81
Office Hours-lo to II A. NJ, and , to F. Nj. --.
DIR. CnADwICK'S residence i6S Cumberland street
DIR. FOGGs restencez2S High street
gB Free Clinical consultations will be held on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, IRON to ) =.
NJ, for the poor. ian2SsSdtf
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From Branch OGce Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at Deal 29th ship Draupner, tom Portland.
Ar at Havana 5rh inst, barque Andes, Dalling,
Portland: 9th, sch Ruth ii Baker, Knight do; 7th
brig q III Kennedy. Merrman. 10. ~ i. p
Sid fm Matanzas 4th. barque Mary G Fox, Ross,
Portland IH'
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A VALUABLE GAIA lady applied at the
Police office on Monday in search of lost cati
She said she would give 81, 900 to have the fe :
line returned to her, as it was one she brought
from England, and set great deal by it, The
cat had gold necklace ON that was worth for
ty dollars. fes -ErFrl
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The Boston 7raueaer of Saturday oc,
70 report OF a committee of the Massachusetts
legislature touching the amexati IN of Roy
bury to Boston, says: "This question has been
submitted TO an able committee which has cx-
amlned the law, and finds that the Legislature
may take final action upon it, and that there is
no power IN that body to refer the question to
Slo people. The Supreme Court of the United
1 n~' mas decided in a case going up from
i'eiaware that law depending for its vitality
upon the vote Off the people i Observation-Disclosures
gate that power" o'"iio' ueie-
The question arises whether -.
iIpOi Jaw no" on our statnte books, and the
people, are constitutional. W fne
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k3lIITKEadsz51
OF the Choice Erniss and Spices.


Their strict purify, delicious flayors, unrivaled
streng and GREAT ECONOMY, are attracting a trade
from lovers OF CHOICE FLAVoRS which is without a
parallel.
Their great success is simply because ope-third Of
the quantity is than equal to the ordinary laU-
Oring extracts and they are the true rich ayors Of
the fruits and spices.
Ex-Gov. James Y. Smith, Of Providence, r. T.,
says "My wife pronounces them superior to any
favoriDg extracts sic has ever used"
Ex- Gov. VIM. A. Buckingham, of Connecticut,
says "Fora long time we have used them, ard find
them very Tine .s.ef ...f.
Dr. j. G. Holland tTimothy Titcomb) the well
known author, OF Springfield, Mass, says: ''They
are the standard in all this vicinity
Dealers treble their sales with them Sold whole
sale and retail, Portland, Me-, by Samuel Chadwick,
and by Grocers and Druggists. apr27WSo3msn
LEA soldier who had lost the OF his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely eur ed and
abled to abandon his crutches by bottle of NET
CALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. u is truly
the wonder OF the age. Apl 10sni5w*
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HENRY r. MERRILr m
L. e. MOseley &CO.

physician and Sturgeon
May 4-SNlf
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LAUNcnED-At Perry recently, by Gates, Duran
u Co, q schr of lSI tons, named Gates. She has
arrived at Calais. Also, 4li inst, by same builders
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SEIzUREs.-The Deputy Marshals yesterday
visited several shops and seized small quanti-
ties of liquors in one kept by Margaret A.
Best, on Fore street; also in Michael Lodin's
on Canal street, and Michael Hailey's, on Fore
street. 1t was only last week that Mrs Best
was up and paid fine for liquor selling.
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BASE BALL.-The Eon Base Ball Club Of this
city held their annual meeting at their room
in Browns block, on Saturday evening, the
18th inst, and the following gentlemen were
elected officers: President, j. H. Smith; Vice
President, A. Way; Corresponding Secretary
II. 2. Wood; Recording Secretary, E. M. LIE
Prohon; Treasurer, r. Williams; Directors, j
Ii. Smith, T. w. Smith, G.. T. Means; Scorer
L. NJ. LeProhon. En "
The address of the Corresponding Secretary
is Henry p. Wood, Box PIG, Portland, Me.
and the Club room il in Browns block, corner
Congress and Brown streets. The grounds o.
the Club are on the corner of Vaughan and
Bracket Streets
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Portland and Vicinity.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture-F. c. Bailey.
Building-J. s. Bailey
Room Papers, &c.-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
NEW ADvERrIssMENr COLUMN. ..4
For Sale-W. H. FERRIS.
For Sale-Geo. ii. Cushman.
Administrators Sale-E. w Mitchell.
Elmwood Nursery-C. f. Bryant.
Boots and Shoes-Gowell.
To b Iilders.
Dissoution-Wson e. Millett.
Copartnership Notice.. #. Moult0n & Go.
House in Biddeford for Sale-W. ii. Jerris.
For Sale-W. II. FERRIS.
Eclectic Phvsieian-Mrs. Manchester.
Yarmouth Paper co... Z. Coolidge.
Fore 7losure-Casco National Bank.
Portland COMMUNICATIVE Berry.
Salt-E. G. Willard.
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New BooKs.-Three new books, published
by Lee & Shepard, of Boston, on Saturday,
are received at Andrew Geyers 10 Free street
They are, "On the Border" by Edmund Kirke
stephen Dane" by Miss Douglass, author of
In Trust" and Twice Taken" by new au-
thor. At Geyer's may also be found "St.
Twermo," by c. III. Webb, author of '.Liffith
Lank." 1t is laughable travesty of Miss Evans
recent novel of est Elmo"
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THE levee and dramatic entertainment of
Mystic Lodge of Good Templars at Mechanics
Hall, last evening, was pleasant affair, and it
will be repeated again tonight, with the addi-
ton of an antiquarian supper, and will close
with grand promenade concert, the music by
Chambers Band -- -- st-t q iA y
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given by the Casco Ma
L ii nal Bank of Portland that the PORTLAND
SHOVEL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, a Corpora
ton incorporated under the laws OF the State Of
Maine and having its place OF business in Portan
the twenty day of August, in the year OF
the Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty six
by its decd Of that date, recorded in Cumberland
Registry OF Deeds Book sl6, page us, mortgaged to
said Case, National Bank of Portland, the lot Of
land with the buildings thereon known as the shovel
Factory situated in Portland in the County of Cum
beliand and bounded southesterly by anal street:
soulhwcsterly by land of Leathe s. Gore; north
westerly by Beech street; northeasterly BY Clark
street, being the same premises conve red to said
Company by Nehemiah G. Rice, to secure the paw
ment OF six certain pIOmissory Notes that the con-
dition of said mortgage has been broken by the tall
uie OF said Company to pay said Notes according to
their tenor and that by of said breach OF the
condition thereof, the said Casco National Bank OF
Portland, hereby claims foreclosure OF said mort
gage. THE CASCO NATIONAL BANK
of Portland,
By +. p. GERRIsH, Cashier.
Portland. May H. 1867. w3w2O
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This certain aud cffeetual cure for Coughs and all
diseases OF the throat and lungs, has been general
known throughout New England for the last sixty
years, and is warranted to cure, the price will he
refunded. Prepared by GEoEGE w. WALLiNG-
FORD, Grandson of the late DIR. Fisher
MASON, SYMONDS u Co, Proprietors Eenpe
bunk Maine. -.Hr IL : $50
For sale in Portland by Edward Mason. W. r.
Phillips & Co., j. w. Perkins Il Co., and II. II.
Hay. mar1d3m sy
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In this city, Nav 10, Walter Franklin, son OF Al
bion f. and Ellen Z. Harris, aged years months
Funeral this tTuesday) afternoon. at } o'clock.
months. ~.
In Topsham April 80, Mr.. Hugh Rogers, aged 81
years months.
- In Bucksport. April o. Mr.. Horace Fifeld aged
In Ihomaston May 1. Mr. Seth Vose, aged "a WIS:
81 years
IN In Northport April 49, Albion P. Snow, aged So
In Efingham, N. H., April g. Mn Jonathan Tas-
ker, aged s. years.
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''gasy me and i'u 40 goa Good. -

" USE DIR. LANGLEg'a ROOT Ann
HERB BlTTEkS tor Jaundce Costiveness IIvs,
Complaint, humors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles
Dizziness. Headache, Drowsiness, aud all Dseases
bad Blood to which all persons sublect IN Spring
and Summer Sold by GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.
So Hanover St. and by all Dealers in Medicines
mar12deOd 16W s. N.
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Religious Notices.

ST. LUKE's CHURCH.-There will be rel giOus SER
vices every morning, for the present, at St Luke's
Church. commencing at 10 minutes past o'clock.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH.-Meetings
will be held to-day by Rev. j. d. Potter at the West
Congregational Church, Congress street. Meeting for
prayer ana ference at 10f A. NJ. preaching at 2t
and u o'clock P. M. Friends from the city are IN
vted to attend.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


York.
Sid i'm Messina 10th ult barque Lemuel, Means
Ar at Liverpool 10Th inst, ship Ella s Thayer
Thompson, New Orleans.
Ar at Asplnwall 18th, briGs Concord Drummond
AT Mansanilla 10th ult, brig Caroline CUTLER 70,
New York days,
Sid IN saeua s7th ult, brig Caroline Eddy, 10,
Philadelphia; 2Gth bargue Almira Coombs. Gibson
Boston; brig Maria Wheeler, Wheeler do.
In port 26th, bargues Sea Eagle for New York
DAYS; Ada Garter Kinney, tor do; brigs Ella Maria
and Others 20
Ar at Nassau MP. I'd inst, sch Clark, Cum
mngs, lnagua, (reported In bailast.)
SID I'd, Br barque Aid formerly the John Curt;s)
for Liverpool; 4th Transit, Kellar, New orleans.
Ar at st John, NIB, 9Th inst, brig Abstainer, Pet
ts, Portland; 9TH, Wild Hunter, Hatfield, do.
lPer steamer Hammonia at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 9th, Vigilate, Neatly. New Or
leans 18th, Southern Rights, Ross, Charleston sion,
J Emf out 18th. Northampton, Barker, for Bath.
Ar at shanghae March A. Burnside, Pendergist
Sid Feb 26 Endeavor, Doape, New York; March
9th. Panama, Sonle, bangkok.
Ar at Hong Kong March L, fruiter, Hcrriman.
Sid March II, Young Greek Thompson, BANGKOK.
Sid FIN Manila March 5, Mindora, Allen, Boston,
Sid fin Bangkok Feb IS. Centurion, Higgins, for
Hong Kong. ..
Ar at Singapore March 10, Dresden, Caulfeld, I'm
Mauritius
Passed Aniier March 4. Sea Serpent, Winsor. from
Hong Kong for New York. A'D'
Sid i'm Calcutta Match &c, Kenuckian, Freeman,
New York. 9C-r' '
Sid I'm Alden April6, Pcndleton, Pendeton. for
Bombay. 'oi
SD I'm MaTseilles 25th ult, Courier, Hanson, New
York: 18TH, Hannibal, Hawkins, do. -''"
Na al mrI naVFe 18th ut, Ella 1hayeI Thompson.
,v S9 , 1sth, VIM rockingham, Quaey, New York;
w" so Hunter. Kelley, Cardiff and United states
Cardiff. z 10y ~ '' ''' 'iSon'
England. > 'oA
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Fishers Courb urons

IN the shape OF boot shOe boudoir library slipper
can approach, for style and excellence those at r. f.
AosELEY & cos, Summer street, Boston, The stock
comprises grade of goods seldom met with feb9llt
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BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-The members of the
Eon Base Ball Club, on assembling in their
room last Saturday evening, for the purpose
of holding their annual meeting, We're much
surprised, and at the same time pleased to see
fine French clock ticking on the wall, which
MIR. Lowell, of the firm of Lowell 8 Senter
had presented. A vote of thanks was unani-
mously passed by the Club, for the generous
gift of Mr.. Lowell, which will ever be CRATE
fully remembered by the Eons. Ell
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PRICE SSS.OOOy

A TWO and half story house on Green Street
~ containing fifteen rooms, arranged tor two fam
lies. Lot 81 by 1896 feet. good stable which will
accommodates seventeen horses; new carriage house
&c: VIII be sold at the above bargain. A fine H.
cation for Livery Stable. Apply TO ~
GEO, X. DAVIS e co.
=, Dealers in Real Estate, No. 1 Morton Block.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-7iIarmless Reliable
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects Of Bad Dyes Invigorates fine hair, leaving
1t soft and beautiful. The genuine is signsd We
liam A. Bachelor. All Others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
CT 8eware of n e3cuuserfeis.
November 10. 1866. dlysn ~. ~ - -
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Wines.
NATHINE

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie Il Co.. If. II. Hay, W. f. Phillips q Co., L. l.
Stanwood and d. W. Perkins Sc Co. i3H2sN IDLY
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SAM SHARPLEY's MINsTRELs will give their
first entertainment tonight at Deering Hall
If you wish to enjoy fun and good singing, go
and sec and hear them.
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No. 96 EXCHANGE STREET. - Our readers
are referred to the advertisements of J. D. Chez
ney and A. G. Corliss, who have taken the
above mentioned store. Mr.. Cheney has
stocked it with an extensive assortment of
melodeOns and other musical instruments, be-
sides umbrellas, canes, parasols, Sc. His well
known skill in the manufacture of instruments
is sufficient guarantee of their worth.
Mr.. Corliss has introduced a large and ex-
tensive assortment of fancy goods jewelry,
clocks, toys, bird cages, &C., Sc, which he will
be happy to show to callers He also attends
to repairing and cleaning clocks and watches.
Give him a call.
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RoBBERY.-A party of Frenchmen were as
saulted by gang of roughs on Saturday night
on the corner of Fore and India streets, and
one of them robbed of watch and $f5 in
money!
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Supreme Judicial Court

~ JUDdE IAfLEf FKEBIDINus
MoNDAY.-In the case of Hovey vs.. Hobson, the
evidence for the plaintiff is all out, except what may
be as rebutting Mrs. bennett was the last wit
ness introduced by plaintiff. Defendant then intro
duced evidence to show that Stephen Neal, at the
lime the deed of the land in question executed,
was of sufficient mind TO transact business. Mr.
Eben Steele, the purchaser of the land, was the first
witness introduced, and he was on the stand nearly
all of the afternoon.
The trial of the excites no interest whatever
The Court is deserted by all except the witnesses who
have besn expect to be brought upon the stand.
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HALL,s YEGETARLE sICIIIAN HAIR

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER. ? 81
Renews the vitality of the scalp.
Renews the hair to its original color.
Renews the nutritve matter which nourisles the
hair.
Renews the brash. wiry hair to sillen softness.
Renews the growth OF the Hair. = A-
Renews the appearance OF those that are Bald and
Gray, and is splendid hair dressing. No oil al
cohO to clog up the pores. One bottle shows its Ell
fects t t-- ii ~
r. P. HALL & CO. Nashua, N. H., Proprietor5.
For sale by all druggists. mayTdsN&w1w
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MARRIED..

In Scarboro, MAY IL. by Rev. ii. NJ. Vaill Joseph
E. Baker of Portland, and George NJ. Libby, ct
Scarboro. ttl AZ
In Warren, April 80 Alex Barscomb, of Waldo
boro, and Mrs. Nancy p. Weaver, of Warren.
In Vinalhaven. Mays, Chas H. Heaey and Mar
cha j. Hal. Also, Daniel w. Kellar and Sarah s.
Hopkins.
Prudence w. bemis. 90
In Norway. April 20, Wesley A. Stearns, OF Swe-
den, and Lydia L. Upton. of Waterford.
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Tor $4,000.

CORNER Lot and good Two Story House, lin good
~ repair situated on a wide, handsome sire t.
Possession given the day Of sale For terms enquire
of GEORGE Ii. CUSHMAN
May IA. ed1w 306 Congress St
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BONNET FOUND Yesterday afternoon. The
owner can have it by calling on Mr.. Rich, at
the Merchants Exchange.
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When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
Wounds, and ecery Complaint ofthe SAin. Try it,
or it costs but 70 cents, BE sure to ask for
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A NOTABLE IMPRovEMENT.-The public as
well as the denizens of the upper part of Free
street, will rejoice to learn that the old stable,
which for sixty years has occupied the valua-
BILE lot nearly opposite the Baptist Church, is
being torn down, and that a handsome block of
two houses, with pressed brick fronts, is to be
erected. The lot has been purchased by Mr..
E. N Perry, and the work of demOlishing the
old "eye-sore" is proceeding as fast as possible,
and the new block is to be speedily erected.
Thanks to him for this much needed improve
ment.
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Long Sought For!
3"f|4f IL Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

we take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
druggists and first class Country GT0cers.
Asa MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable, being
among the best not the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints Manufactured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and uraduterated by any impure
Ingredient we can heartily recommend it to the sicb
as medicine
" To the days of the aged it adieth length. i-i
70 the mighty it addeth strength"
lis balm Tor the sick. JOY for the we'll
Druggists and GrOcerS buy and sell
MAINS ELDERBE9EsY WINE
nov 81 s N d&wtf
SEStrumatic Salts and Sfruuiatic Min
eral Waters, just received and for sale by
iat5 j. w. PERKINS & Co, Ets
/ n024SNeod& weowly No So Commercial ST.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate
t in ErpenOrt. SKA f4

PURSUANT to license from the Honorable Judge
i of Probate. shall at public auc' ion all the real
estate of Jones Mitchell, late of Freepor deceased
Said real estate consists of about tyseven acres of
land with dwelling house, barn, &C., and il on the
old road to Brunswick about u miles from the
Freeport raroau station. ~
The above sale will be at the house on said prem
kes on SATURD Af June 10 next, at O'Clock r NJ
e. w. MITCHELL, Administrator
Freeport, May IL. 1867. NAV a. Itl3ww
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New Brick House for Cole

90 Three Story Brick House. French ROOF, res
Hi;i pIete WIN every modern improvement and
-4sA on one OF the best streets In the city.
Enquire Of WIN. n. JERKS,
NAY IA. diff - -
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'e's Arnica Ointment,

For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
IS cents to o. p. SEYMOUR & CO, Boston, Mass,
and receive box by return mail. w. f. Philips s.
Co., agents for Maine. april26d1ysn