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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25
City of Portland.

II n accordance with the following Order, passed BY
Il the ity Council Nov 18Th, 1857, to wis where
or The arade, Congress streef from MUDDY Street
northeaserly TO the termination Of Congress street
the Committee ON Streets, Sc be and they are here
by ,rected to proceed forthwith to establish the
grade Of said portion OF Congress street according TO
INV md report the same to the city conn n - . ~
Notice is hereby given that there will be ,nss,
ing OF the Joint Standing Committee on streets. side
walks and bridges, on Tuesday, Nov 2Gih, isl7' Al
the Eastera Promenade, FIR the purpose of hearSna
all Pafnes interested and to establish sii,l grade
,,,-,- CHAS. "A. GILS0N
NOv22.-dtd wv" Df'uges.
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MARRIED..

.lI l.u 10 - --EtJt Dr. '-- --ltt.H- -
In Biddeford, Nov'l7 VIM f. Bradbury and Ma
tida Frost
In Saco, Nov. 16 james H. Smith and Hattie F.
Moody 7 ul 'iI- N AZ = ''iiI77 - ~
Miller ""' "
H. Adams. T '
Arobine Dixol. y - = ~ ~
In Farnington, Nov. 10, Iyslnder H. Parker of
Chestervillc and Alice G.. Drake. OF r.
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Long Sought For! >
-' .tli.t iasH C.s9ae at Last
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in ANNOUNCING that the above
named article may he found ior sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country tfrocers.
AS a MEDICINE Mans Wine is Invaluable bel le
among the best inot the best, remedy for colds and
Dulm0uary complaints, manufactured from the epure
mice of the berry, and unadulterated by any iml ure
ingredient, we can heartily recommended it to The
sick as MEDICINE. t'A't Wed
sd "ro the days OF the aged il adileth length
To the mighty it a ldeth strength" -it
'1rls balm ior the sick, joy Tor The well -
sss Druggists and Grm;ers buy and sell s.i
MAIyS' ED E RE ERRY WINE.
-. o1 an dSWtf.l l..er !. .AH...H a.. .M -
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The PEDESTRIAN EPIDEMIc is spreading with
trightful rapidity. The foreign legations have
had mild attack of the distemper.. The Rus.
sian ambassador Baron De Bodisco, has made
his seven miles in an hour and half on a
wager. If the disease is catching it will cause
a suspension of diplomatic intercourse with
foreign powers, for Talleyrand himself could
not attend to the finessing of a first class for
eign mission while making pedestrian pro-
crosses from Vienna to Paris. This story
about the noble Bodisco may be myth, as
well as the following items, sent us by our
pedestrian correspondent: I'D 5..-.
Secretary Seward and Baron do Bodisco
will lstart in a few days to walk to Alaska. The
former is extremely cheerful, and is confident
that he can make the distance sin sixty days."
He has provided himself with pair Of snow
shoes and a cot for his nose, the anticipated
projection of that organ into the nipping at
mosphere of high latitudes having filed the
Secretary's friends with the profoundest ap-
prehensions respecting its safety, The only
unpleasant feature of this friendly match is
the absurd fears entertained at the British lie
cation, where the half-fedged diplomats de-
clare that "old Seward, as they call him, will
take British Columbia on his way and increase
the disaffec ton already existing there by ex-
planning the advantages of annexation to the
United States. They have telegraphed Lord
Stanley at London and Lord Monck at Otta-
wa in relation to the matter, and it NAV be that
Mr.. Seward will have to cut his way through
hostile legions Still he persists in saying that
"it will be all right in sixty days" After ar
irving at Sitka, Bodisco will take a little iour-
ney across Behring Straits, which are now
well frozen, and visit "Mrs. +. and the chill
dren" at home.
Louis Napoleon has bet Bismarck ever so
many francs that ne can reach Rpmf ffsSa ffS
ehce, can reach the same point. Though
the odds are SO great against the Emperor, the
Italian has no hackers and is in poor spirits
Cardinal Antonelli and Baron Won Beust will
follow Napoleon in a top buggy. t...--.
The Grand Duke of Lichtenstein has offer
ed to wager his entire revenue for a year that
he can start from the centre of his domains
and reach foreign territory in three hours. No
takers. HA
A private dispatch received by the Atlantic
cable says that intense excitement has been
produced in pedestrian circles by the sudden
temperance of the Wandering Jew, who has
issued a general challenge TO mankind to
match him for q little tramp around theiworld ;
but as his eighteen hundred years experience
in the business has produced an amazing de-
yelopment of the ffexors and extensors of his
legs, no one has yet picked up his glove. -s
INA"
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The NATIONAL DEBT.-- The following is
Senator Edmunds' resolution on the payment
of the national debt introduced ON Thursday
Whereas The public debt of the United
States Except where specially otherwise pro-
vided) contracted and incurred upon the faith
and credit of the United States, that the same
would be paid or redeemed in coin or its equiv
alent; therefore, .s.t,., .4,lft , -1l93
ReSolUed, By the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States in Congress
assembled, That the public debt of the United
Statos except in the cases wherein in the law
authorizing the same other provision was ex-
pressly made, is owing in coin OF its equiya7
lent, and the faith of the United States islhere-
by pledged in payment accordingly. -..'- 2
Among the bills that will be introduced
having in view the same object as Senator Ed
munds, is the following, prepared by Mr.. Eliot
of Massachusetts, which is said to meet with
more favor than any other F. e6 u
Be it enacted, dc, That the principal and
interest OF all coupons and registered bonds of
the United States known as Five twenty
bonds now outstanding or that may be hereaf-
ter issued by virtue OF laws heretofore enacted,
are hereby declared to be payable at maturity
in United States gold coin, and the faith of
the United States is hereby pledged for the
payment thereof in accordance with the pro-
visions of this act. E..- ,l. ','li"
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rghy Suffer from so.as :,

When. by the use OF the ARNlCi oINrr,rENr
YOU can be easily cured ID has relieved lhnmaaI
from Baras Sc,sids, Chs,pped HdndS, Sprtins' S5ts
W0uifs and eosry Complain int Of the Sim Try H.
us it costs but 20 cents. Be sure TO ask tor -
Ha{e'S AfnicG Ointment.
for sale BY all druggists, or send your address and
81 jcents to o. II. SEYMOUR 81 CO., boston. Mass,
aud receive box by return mail. w. f. Phillips q
Co, agents for Maine. "a Al april26iysn
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ia. JUST RECEIVED,
from 1t Louis, Chicago and milwaukee,
'f'tf the choicest brands OF o y
WHITE WHEAT FLOUR,
Which is Offered to the Trade at the lowest prices
,aI GEO. r. FOSTER,
No. Gait Block.
Portland, Nov %, 1867. r noesdf


A MEETING of the Petitioners for the Repeal Of
"a the Internal Revenue Tax on Manufactures and
al others interested, will be held at the Library
Room OF the NJ @. NJ. Association, entrance on Cas-.
u O'clock to consider the expedlencY Of being repre-
sented in the Convention 10 be held 1T Cl veland o,
ON the 18th o. Dee next, amt to act on other mat
ter which may be deemed OF Importance In promot-
ing the object desired. '
. By Request ..sIu.s .-1L84sl. g.
po23dtd CHAS STAPLEs
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wes,o.s,s progre. s.

A dispatch from Stryker, Ohio, dated Satur-
day. 10 A. NJ, states that Weston arrived at
that place early that morning, and would leave
about noon on the same day. Stryker is
1868 34 miles from Portland, As miles west OF
Toledo, about 10 miles east Of Chicago. The
dispatch states that he has not commenced his
100 mile trial yet, and would not before Mon
day or Tuesday, iis 59h -Hsf' buh
9d Ldter.--A dispatch received from Toledo last
night, states that Weston arrived at Edgerton.
Ohio, at half past o'clock Saturday afternoon
and would proceed to Waterloo, Indiana, II
miles from there, where he would remain over
Sunday, and Z. from that place commence on
Monday his 100 miles travel in "a hours. Wa
terloo is 1899 miles from Portland, and Wes-
ton has 1873 miles to travel in three and hall
days. If he does his 100 miles to-day he will
have an easy time for the balance
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IMPORTS

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Moravan - 16s6 bars
100 bdls iron, pkgs mdse, to Stevens & 90; In
pkg5 mdse. canadian Ex Co; II DO j f E'Pfindle; q
do Thos Paddock; IL d. Raysav 4 Co; 10 do Ebe6
Corey q Co; 15 do Agent u L u; and goois for Bos-
ton and Canada. .Iti tftl
Miniature Almanac. November 25.
Sun rises. ..7G3 Moon rises. -. 6.05 Am
Sun sets. ....... .43o High water 10. 80 AM
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Ii ACCIDENT. Saturday forenoon, as Matthew
Flaherty and his employer, Mr.. 7. G. Lewis,
who happened to be assisting at the time were
at work ia the deep drain which is being dug
from the new block next above Caseo Bank,
the bank caved in upon them The dirt and
paving stones nearly covered them, as they
were STOPPING down at the time. 1t was some
time before they could beIextricated, when it
was found that they were both quite severely
hurt, Mr. Lewis being cut in several places
and Flaherty bruised and scratched, consider
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tue ony reliable remedy those brown discolor-
s T on tne lace called Moth Patches Freckles. and
pre- sreI InfNs nnl ',,1 ~ 10th AND FRecKLE LorioN.
"a 70 ~ 'i1u pm ~ Dr. b. C.. PERRY Ibermatologist.
~ iS9hi street New Yark. Sold bv ali IruoSists i'm
,,n,,e's ne Whrre Beware offmilataton.
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PASSENGERS. Z

In steamer Moravian, from Liverpool-Capt Ham
mond, Capt Lvne., Mrs Nelson, M Har ord, Mrs
Lander, nj Malcolm, Rev Mr. Neales, Mrs ,Jabiston
Miss 3abiston, Wigg, Mr. Dewing, wife and daugh-
ter, Capt t.ooch, Mrs Cox and two children, j @
Brean, Mr. Tucker, and 14S in the steerage. fi'.''
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"
from Virginia, which tliet are prepared to sell
IN any quantities AT the lowest market prices.
EoN"-To-morrow evening the Eon Base
Dali oiub viii give grand Promenade Con
cert "a. at City Haliss All gosapd have a iolly
dance with the boys hat arc eolisgsto have the
silver bali" next season.
4
AMUSING INCIDENT Elder David Wabber
OF deofaetown, this State, now about 7s wears
OF age, was reduced so low about four wears
ago with pulmonary troubles, great difficulty
Vi pfeathing, &c, tnat his case was pro
nouneed hopeless by the physicians who
thought he could not liye one month, No one
| thought it possible for him to live but a short
time. The Elder owned house and lot worth
about 5000, which he agreed to give to a family
to board and take care of him the iew re-
| naming weeks he was expected to live. A
deed OF the house was made, but it was not to
be recorded until after the death of the aged
minister. The family moved into the house
much pleased with the splendid bargain, to
enter upon their duties and kind attentions to
the Elder. About this time the Elder got one
OF ms neighbors to send to Portland for a
package of DIR. Morse's Inhaling Remedies, by
the use of which his health was rapidly i'm.
proved, AID in two months he was apparently
as well as ever. The family continued to board
the minister with due kindness and attention
for one year or more, when they b. gan to think
he was likely to live as long as auy Of them
and came to the conclusion that the bargain
was not 50 good one as they had anticipated
and le.tthe premises to the amusement of all
those knowing the circumstances.
DIR. Morse received line from one of the
neighbors saying that the family might call on
him for damages, for having restored the good
minister to- such "a perfect state of health
which was the means Of their losing the house
The Elder Keeps the Invaluable remedy by
him which has preserved his life and health Sc
many years, to use occasionally. No one can
use DR.. Morse's Inhalatons without deriving
beuefit from them. A large number of CLERGY
men and thousands Of others have been cured
of pulmonary affections by the use Of them
Many have been saved from consumption
many have been cured after this disease was
upon them. '''i ''-A1 rs ''"fA o..
8 DR.. Mor may be consulted and his rene.
dies obtained at his residence Not Deering
second door from new High street, Portland
| Me. Ast-.t K t.i.fifi sEtlat ttli ,io HL
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New Marriage t.,,ida

. an Ess ,ytor Yang Me,a, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impediments to MARRi-
AGE, with sure means of relie Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes nee OF charge. Address, Dr. j. Skill
LIN iIOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. -....- Sept 26-d& wcm sN
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FIRE-The alarm of fire Saturday morning
was oceasioned by the burning OF small
dwelling house on the eastern side OF wash
inston street The house was almost entirely
destroyed, bnt the prompt action of the fire de-
partment confined the fire to this building
alone. Steamer No 2 played the first stream
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

THE entertaininent at Deering Hall last eve
ming for the benefit Of the Proyident Associa-
ton was well attended, notwithstanding the
Iuhpropitious stateof the weather, and the pro-
iceeds, which are to be devoted to the relief OF
the poor, must have been considerable. Mr..
j. W, Ryan failed to oappear, but all the pieces
on the programme were read by Mr.. Halle.
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9Municspai Conrs.

Hi3 Slii JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING. vs. ~
"a SATuRDAYs-Ellen Cunningham, for larceny OF
pair of pants. Found guilty and sentenced to thirty
days in the county jail.
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rnE DAILY AND MAINE 9 sTATE

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes.,
senden Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depo and oD the train oi
g. NJ Curtis and at Portland & Rochester Depot.
) AT BddefIrd, OF Pilsbury Bros. Sub &
~ Saeo o. = > ~ LoSEe Sy r t;essd e.a sssfs'
At Watelyle, OF j. s., Carter. atff'
AZ Gorham Of News Agent. ....,Ii.
i5 AT Bath OF j. o. Sh NV. 3F&h 80 IESui 10 .s5.a
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l. ARRIVAL OF THE MoRAvIAN.-The Montreal
Ocean Steamship Moravian, Capt Wylie,
from Liverpool 14th and Londonderry 18th,
arrived at this port about 4 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, bringing 20 cabin and 14S steerage
passeesls anu maas is5 the quickest trip be-
tween Liverpool and Portland that has been
made by this line. q 'Aii'ii' 9hI 7liit'
- We are indebted to Mr. Smethan, purser
of the steamer for files of papers later than
have been received by any other steamer. The
important points of news have been anticipa-
ted by cable dispatches. ii.F .i,sen4
/, This is the first arrival Of the present sea-
son. They will arrive and depart weekly un-
, til next May. -. ...-.-t.. m
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Wanted, Wanted

EARMERa, Lambermea, Merchaslcs or any other
IL man, wanting god this win ter TO chop cord
acood, or TO do any kind OF work, find them at
this office Also, all persons wishing good girls Tor
housework hoses, saloons, stores &C., find tnem
here at short notice. 0loit A. cox q CO..
Employing mt and General Business Agents, No. 351
congress Street.
November 25. ..r 4aa I. ..4. .- l... .. diff
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TIE Washington Chronicles report that
Reverdy johnson has become blind is saio ~
be untrue by the friends OF the Senator
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

b STORE BREAKING.-Thew watch and iewelry
store of Mr.. w. w. Hilton, No 202 Fore street.
was entered by the back way last Saturday
evening, anda lot OF iewelry, &c. was stolen.
About Y O'clock at night Deputy Marshal
Irish ana officers yMcIntire and Barbour ar
rested John X. Knight at his resideneelin i'm this
city, and in two hours afterwards George A.
Green at Cape Elizabeth. the persons engaged
Y in the robbery The largest portion Of the ar
ticles stolen was recovered. The robbers were
locked up and che case will go before the
grand Jury on Tnesday.lA .lllla..ID
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

FossIrrzrD INsTIrUrIoNs.-Demo find
fault with the system of apportonmeni of the
Southern States adopted by the District Com
manders for the election of delegates to the
several conventions They allege that they
should have made use OF the county system.
What the county system is may be gathered
from what the Wilmington Commercial says
of it in Delaware: ''
The legislature Of this State, composed OF
an equal number of members from each coun-
ty, regardless of population, was thus appor-
toned in 1892. Having undergone no change
since then, the situation has become such that
in the Senate q majority Of the members is
chosen by one-third of the adult male popula-
tton, and in the House by less than one third. n
1t is substantially the same in the states
where there is SO much complaint Of the 'ger-
7 lynanderin" practiced by Scofeld and Pope
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Letter from .ne M Naa,hsoornasll ,hsor Al Capital. ca.

NaHa
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. q 1867
To the Editor of the Press: $50 saI -aT So
At an early hour this forenoon the galleries
of both Houses of Congress were crowded with
spectators, anxions to see the curtain rise on
the first act of the adjourned session." The
city is crowded with yisitors-a large number
oil whom have come here to witness the grand
finale of the impeaehme mt project-and ;.-"sts vas
exnantad the. IN the House of Renresanfa tis'ee,
there would b. sort OF demonstration
which might indicate the relative strength of
its friends and enemies. The hopes of the Gu
rious y however, were doomed to dsappoint
ment. In the Senate the session was Ia mere
formalty, and in the House the only thing of
interest was the discussion on the admission of
the Tennessee members. Brooks of New York
insisted that Col. Butler OF Tennessee ought
not to be allowed to take the oath, because
at the breaking out OF the rebellion he was a
member Of The Legislature OF that State, and of
fered resolution to that effect. # appeared
however that he was then opposed to secession
and after suffering many hardships was cpmmisl
stoned Colonel in the Union Army where he
served with great distinction. Dawes Of Mas
sachusetts replied to Brooks in a veinAo of irony
that have seldom heard equalled, comparing
his conversion to that of Saul on HIS way to
D4nascnS q ana throwing THROWN into the Cepperhead
sipe oi tne pj rouse such m Dompshels % afd mum
," =, az ts anu VI yecti fiiMil M 'ne
D' f u snaiie piayeu G even ~ apout % %tn9 p.pheh
~ ti.1,T .,!"ps'M , ! I'D =,
80 a. Gnu u
80, 'u' - nc .oI1es 1.
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WY 'e~ horNe' ''loA' un.n ou's .iie mp
JUN iepiese n'a',Sol VI JUG hE"
courage 70 oont;nus tha cona;ct and ba ..ra-
traatoI 3, go d;sardar,, e. s,,o..
slTirmish iea17;no ~. Rannhlicans mo star -,f
tba t4e eldh'l I09 ~ i'1iaf 777i y - ~
The members. ara s,a1 IL g idI; fio1 II;i rulI
bettar ha ai,l ti,a,i ,r3,
Thai ste,h,s ~. n, I'LL 5eiohiaIl5,
n,,,oh 90 satbs4tl,f III ri "a
n, ma eo,,itorfia,,i siI,,,1fh;, l;t5lrs
snared ,brongb the session il ,,iuI ba ,,o,a
than his friends n,v, sx,ao,; en, wado w.
resentlv thrown, from his carr ;ageT and severe-
ly iniured lint with the aid of n canel manaoes
to hobble about and was in his; seat to.day.-,
Since Congress adjourned several of the mem
bers have died, as their vacant seats to-day
bear mournfui testimony. In the Senate the
amiable and Courteous Riddle of Delaware,
has gone to his reward, and IN The House,
NOEL of Missouri, Hise of Kentucky, who COM
mitted sucide~and Dephison of pennsylva-
MIA Among the first things of this session
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mannar of rovol,,+ion ana .bou;,1atiar, Il H.
,,;,,d sonn wont 90 far a. toldeci, ro @tbat
tbay baJ If from a re1iotle aoayee,, fru,nors al.
oo,,,o, ,tat,,ra,y in N.sbinoton, the
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

sd MAILS D1scoNrrNUED.-The mail from this
city to Boston by the 645 morning train, and
that from Boston to this city by the q o'clock
afternoon train are now discontinued. 1t is a
pity the last mentioned train cannot be de-
tanned in Boston until O'clock P. NJ. and thus
give us a through daily mail from New York.
The trains from New York arrive in Boston
soon after o'clock P. NJ, and all passengers
and mails are thus detained in Boston until
Z 80 the next morning. Canno. something be
done to re lieve this difficulty? What material
difference would it make to the Eastern
Railroad Company to start the late train in the
.afternoonfrom Boston at 6 O'Clock instead Of
O.? Our merchants are interested in this mat
ter, and We urge them to take it into consider
alton. n, .- -.-r-. . f ..,,...4 ,..-... {
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gatoy.ht a,,nbe C.,.ea !!

HEADACHE relieved, and in tlcl every disease
LOT me nose and head pefmssiieu !, cared by the
use of the well known remedy, ..
fsaeder's German snuff! r
Try it, Tor it casts but 25e For sale by all drug
giSis; or send 35c to o. Z. SEYMOUR IL CO., Bos
not, and receive box BY eturn mail sep4ltisN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

A SUBSCRIBER wants to know fiji is right
for traders to take the sidewalk for the display
of their wares, driving passers-by Qadies and
aln into the middle Of the street. 1t certainly
is not right. 1t probably is not lawful, but we
can tell better about that when the proposed
edition of the city ordinances appears. Mean
while we advise Subscriber" if personally ag-
grieved in this matter, to consult good law
L44f4 A.tf.Atsal t+ritiat4'A tfa -t~+f'
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BOnnets assd Millinery
MRS. e. T., CUsHMAN

TAKES pleasure in announcing to her friends and
i the punlic general that she has a lne assort-
ment of Honnets, which she offers at very low
prices Alsos d
Z AND MATERIALS.
Furnished to those wishing to make their own on
nets. All in want OF Millinery invited to call be
lore purchasing elsewhere. Ea safg
No. Deering block, Portland.
4 November19. d3w g. lu .f.fl .
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Personal.

A LADY desires a situation as liouse-I e,per:-
~ used to all kinds offamy sewing situation out
cial comforts can be enjoy ell Satisfactory references
gwen Any one desiring efficient help will do well
10 address with particulars, Is - ? -
EXPERIENCE, y
no22diwt A .ttl- Portiand Post Onieo.
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THE glowing e1iD- J.

THE glowing c0iD' ,Iovion ~ ,ri,lha,
ed by Rubcel ,,.,,,. a. ~
nov '@s-zawti
lne OF shirts and drawers may be
had OF Orin Hawkes& Co., 2s2 Cong ress street.
WE would cali att enl ion to the sale at auc-
ton Of the 4kermari house, 81 Heh street, at
IL O'Clock this morninc
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aoriai Halt; Varieties. '.-. ..

as- Fj,st Paqe today The Committee on
A,r,,.n,i,fion., General Grants Annual Re
norts. the State Secretaryship; Bowloiu Me-
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WELLGOMES
Great German Cough Remedy
Is acknowledged to be the lest Cough Remedy lin th
.tf 4 market. PRICE 35 q ENrS AND Al mi az
Bronchi,is nud ph,,,isic Curcd.

had been afflicted tor eight years with Bronchitis
causing a raw throat, frequent bleeding, and much
difficut and wearsome to sneak By the tree 1se q
the Great German Remedy tor two months. J was
entirely cnrcd. - L. C. WELLCoNIE.
For sale by John w. Perkins q Co w. r. Phillip.
s. Co., III. III. Hay, and w. w. Whipple Il Co.
Wholesale Drug sists, Portland, and by the trad,
generally throughout the state. ..,.n gF
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR
Yarmouth, Me. sepc6eod& w3msn 7f
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A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two gentleman, can
IA be accommodated with FURNISHED room and
board in a small private amily at
November 25 dIw+ 27 wILMOT ST. i