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MEXICO,
o. - "a n Il 81
-M0cinaiLiO7a Pursued bu
GueyrilZus.
Another Forced Loan.
ESCOBADO- REPORTED ALIVE.
San Lssis Potosi Occupied By the
Liberals. io
MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
"A Vera Cruz dispatch of the Esd ult. says
Macmillan has been closely pursued by guer-
rillas, they having been only two hours behind
him in passing through Acultozino.
Perote had been bombarded by the Imperi-
alists tsiss IS, ['f5 y
Our San Luis Po<ei correspondent writes
Dec II, that Mejia had levied another forced
loan and compelling payment on the part of
every one, whether native or foreign. 81
The example of Canales in rebelling at Mata-
moras was having disastrous effect, two other
Liberal chiefs having declared for Ortega, and
more were likely to follow their example
Miramon intended establishing his headuuar-
ters at Guadalajara in order to cooperate with
Mejia.
The report regarding Gen Losoda declaring
himself neutral is confirmed, and his NANTES
to promulgating the order is given.
The Assembly for the State of Narjarez has
been convoked under the new GovernorshiI
for the purpose OF appointing new civil author.
tiles. Both belligerents are given the right to
traverse the territory of the State, and any
other person may settle there provided he keep
the peace, no matter what his political opinions
may have been.
GALVESTON, Jan.
The dispatch steamer Blackbird arrived to-
night bringing Brownsville papers of the 4tt
inst. Gen. Frifin returned in her, 20
Escobado is reported to be alive.
San Luis Potosi had been occupied by the
Liberals. The French retreated towards the
city OF Mexico and were followed by Meiia
who commanded the Imperialists.
Ortega had issued a proclamation recitine
his claims to the Presidency
The Ranchero defends Gen Sedgwick. anG
claims that he was justified in his course BY
Gen. Sheridan.
Escobado has, with the approval Of Juarez
appointed Cortinas Governor of Tamaulp pas
which relieves Barriozabal, who goes to. assls
in the defence of Monterey against the Impe
rial forces who are now advancing
The merchants of Monterey are reported t,
be favorable to Macmillan. -
Gen. Parsai had taken possession of Guada
lajara, the capital and Imperial stronghold o
Jalisco " @,''
The specie captured from the Mary Bertrand
had been returned to McGaffy g. Stickney. 1
was intended for the purchase of New Yorl
arms. 81 ffe
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New Hampshire Republican State
Convention.
NOMINATION. OF GEN. HARTMAN.

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 8.
The Republican State Convention met here
to-day to nominate candidate for Governor
and other State officers. An unusual degree
OF interest was felt in the result as it was sup
posed the delegates were nearly equally divid-
ed between Messrs. Stearns and Hartman, the
two leading candidates for the nomination.
There were about 700 delegates present. Gen.
Griffin, of Keene, presided A letter was read
from Gov. Smythe, declining denomination
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot for
a candidate with the following result. Onslow
Stearns 318; Gen. Walter Hartman $40; scat
tering 8. The nomination was then made
unanimous.
Gen. Hartman was then introduced to the
convention, and in speech accepting the
nomination, thanked heaven that the country
was comparatively at peace. He hoped that
security for the future would be demanded in
the business OF reconstruction. Traitors should
lake back seats, land loyal men, black aud
white, should be called to the front
Inc committee ON resolutions reported The
first renews the pledges of fidelity to the prin
ciples of liberty. The second Compliments
Congress. The third recognizes the struggle of
IrishInen for liberty. The fourth notices the
prostration of the Democratic party and its
cause. The fifth declares in favor of aiding
disabled soldiers. The sixth recognizes the
services of Gov. Smythe. The seventh ex-
presses confidence in the nominee. The reso-
buttons were unanimously adopted.
After the appointment of a State Central
Committee, the convention adjourned.
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81 WASHINGTON.
THE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION.
Celebration of the Battle of
NeaO Orleans.
SENTIMENT PROPOSED nv THE
PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
A delegation from the Kansas Legislature
mas come TO this city to prevent the abolish
ment Of the government OF that State. Fol-
lowing close upon them is a radical delegation
to seek to effect that object
Inc Secretary of the Interior and ACTING
70 nos' master General Skinner have approved
the report OF the commission heretofore an
pointed TO select site for building for a most
ounce, ana for the accomm olatOn of the United
States Courts in New York. They recomlmend
an additional appropriation of 81 500 900 for the
toned. F'~N0" ---o,'
The decision of Speaker Colfax that the pro-
posed impeachment of the President is a cues
ton OF privilege, was based upon a point of
order made by the Speaker Of the 27Gll Con-
Vermont, and not by Mr.. Everett as Speaker.
Mr. Ashley, of Ohio, has been summoned be-
fore the Judiciary Committee of the House to
give testimony upon the impeachment ques-
Contracts have been made for surveying the
exterior lines of fifteen townships in New Mex
leo, on the road from Fort Thorn aud Laeinces
to Fort West.
Returns from the General Land Office for
November from Saginaw, Mich, show 33,95l
acres OF public lands disposed of.
Cards are issued for the grand partv at the
Presidents house tomorrow morning, also by
Gen: Grant and lady for morning receptions,
the first occurring the 9th inst "a
LIZ Uauquot III CcleDrdIlOn OF the battle OF
New Orleans at the National Hotel was a tend
ed go 6y members ex-members and membeIs elect
OF Congress, Attorney General Blake, Mont
gomery Blair and T. P. Blair, the latter pre-
siding. Over 100 persons took seats at the
table AT o'clock President johnson entered
and was received with cheers, waving of hand
kerehiefs and music. He was seated at the
right hand OF +. p. Blair. Afe the regular
toasts, Montgomery Blair announced toast to
the health Of the President, to which Mr.. john
son responded. The President on rising was
again applauded. He said it wac not his pur-
pose to make an address on this occasion, but
simply to propose sentiment, which was read,
as follows: No State of its own will has right,
under the Constitution, to renounce its place
in, or to withdraw from the Union, nor has the
Congress Of the United States the constitution
al power to degrade the people of any State by
reducing them to condition of mere territorial
dependency. Upon Federal head, one is dis
ruption and dissolution of the Government. the
other is consolidation and exercise of despotic
power. The advocates of the latter are alike
enemies of the Union and our constitutional
form OF Government" The sentiment was vo-
ciferously applauded.
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New York Market.

" NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
Midding upands at So @ 351c.
Flour-frm and scarcely SO active; sales Of 800
Dpls State at 976 q II so; Round HOOP Ohio at II 10
g go; Western at rs % IA IS; Southern at II 90
a 1700 q '''i- 3tisi s5tt 'A't- Tl7J
Wheat-steady; sales Il. 500 bush. Milwaukee No.
Eat 243. ~ SO r.t fDf
Corn-opened firm but closed shade easier; sales
"a, 900 bush. Mixed Western at 20 a 20J.
Oats-less active; sales 80 900 bush. Chicago at 81
q IS. State at 81 a &c. ~
Beef-heavy.
Pork-heavy and lower; sales of $500 bbls New
mess at 20 old do 10 90; prime at 10 70 q %.
Landowner; sales at III @ 12!c for old and 12a q
128 for new. 600
Whiskey-dull and nominal. -1
~ Rce-quiet. ---- --.---r.-
Sqgar-steady.
COfee-heavy.
M0lasses-quiet.
Naval Stores-quiet and firm; Spirits Turpsntine at
66 9s68c. Rosin at 4 10 a 9 90. 4'LE~A
Petroleum-irmer, sales 260 bills. crude at 1914 a
zoe; Refined bonded at 20 q SOC.
Oils-quiet. =
Tallow-steady.
Freights to Liverpool-steady. 1870
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Superhne 10 90 l012 0(
st. Louis 81 Southern
Superior k Is 5091s OF
Canada 49,.
Superior II is 0o@16 q
Michigan & Western
Sup'r xx :. 10 b0916 u
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CoiOred Soldiers and Sailors Com
ventiOn,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8.
The delegates to the colored soldiers and
sailors convention, met at National Hall to-
Today: Delegates were present from this
state, New York, New Jersey, Kansas, South
ia G;aronnna, Ohio, Nebraska, District of Column
on; maryland, Michigan, Louisiana and Vir-
siia ne object Of the convention was stat
sailors who fought to subdue the s rebellion ion.
equallty OF rights with their white brethren in
the army, and to secure the assistance and CO.
operation dDo of influential n tha eoSrsd in differ
measures for the active prosecution VI thd;g
claims and the assertion of their rights a. frea
men and citizens of this great Republic. c.
w. Arnold of Louisiana, was elected temnor.
airy Chairman. After the appointment Of a
the a S d to re
o'clock this afternoon
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Mobile Markets,

Cotton-The Cotton market is easier. Middn
uplands at BE.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
Flour is less active and steady receipts $500 bbs
shipments 1000 bbs.; Spring extras 10 90 "a IL Co.,
Wheat dull and shade easier receipts II 900 bushA
shipments 1000 BUSH; Sales No. Spring at II
No Spring at 81 g 95 Corn less active and II a
&c lower; sales No at sc; No. at 72sc Oats dull
sales No. al 95c. Barley firm and q &c better
sales No. at GO @ 74c Messpork dull and 25 q 375c
lower; sales at Is 25 Lard fc lower Dressed hogs
fairly active and steady; sales at ego q IS. Live
hogs dull at 81 @ TO- -..rs.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 8.
Flour quiet and unchanged; sales at so q 10 so for
superfne: Extra at II 90 @ II %. Cotton active;
sales at 31fc. Whiskey firm at 2 20. There is not
much movement in Hogs; sales at &c q 40 for live
and 90 @ % tor dressed Receipts for the last "a
houIs $50 head Mess Pork steady; sales at 10 so q
1915. Green meats advanced 4c. Lard unchanged
sales at lsc for kettle. Bulk meats at 80 q Is for
shoulders, and 81 for hams.
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CORRECTED BY WIN. H. WOOD SON,
stock and Exchange Broker, 17S Fore st., Portland
| For the week ending Jan. 8, 1867.
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THE MARKETS.
Financial,

New YORK, Jan. 8.
The Express says Money is In good demand but not
stringent at per cent Gold is firmer and more ac-
Governments dull and geenraly lower. State bonds
quiet Steamship shares quiet and steady. Miscella-
neous shares dull and lower. a
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NEW DIRK, Jan. 3.
Montreal dispatches say Sir John Michel has
received no information Of the reported COM
mutation of the death sentence of the Fenians
to 20 years imprisonment.
kilograms were received here yesterday stat
ms that the Confederation bill had been de-
feated by large majority in Prince Edwards
Island
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BLINDNESS.

tFT0M Ndsne FaT1er.
In defiance OF physicians and all remedies, suffer-
cd excruciatingiy Hom Scrofuous Sure Eyes ten
years, being frequently connned 10 q dark room. The
remedies d. Carpentar prescribed last Septsm ber at
Bangor, cured them entirely, and they remain 50.
KATIE LANG.
Passadumkeag, Me-, 1866.
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LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
Joint Standing Committees.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PRESS.
STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA, Jan s.
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STATEMENTS IF THE PRESS

All the published Certificates Of Dr.. Carpsnter a
bona lido Maine barmsr.
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wa.hing,on Corre.pondepce.

New YORK, Jan. 8.
The Commercials Washington special saws
that owing to the numerous protests received
against the administration of the finances, the
resignation of Secretary McCulloch would be
acceptable to the President
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[From the Mains Farmsr.l

was nearly blind with Scrofulous Sore Ewes four
years, being confined to a dark room and suffering
exerueiatng pam great por ion Of the time con-
suited laany physicians without rehef. Dr. CarIen-
ter cured me. My sight Is now good. 1 reside in
Vassalboro'. Mrs. Z. b. LANCAsTER
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CATAIkRH.
lFrons the Asaae6sc journal of Au0ustt

.a l'rom We hs""eoec oo1H@ Or augusta.
"a Augusta. Me-, JAN, 1866.
have been cured of Catarrn In ats most disagree
able form, OF many years standing, by Dr. Carbon
ter suffered nom palms, uullness and llghl ess in
my head, continued discharges, great oiinculty in
talking and breathing, felt had bad cold the
whole time, anu sunereu Intensely the great i'm
pairment Of my health, anu was quite discouraged,
for Ill had doctored was Of no BENEFIT. But thanks
To Dr. Carpenters skill, now have none OF these
troubles. reside in Whitehead,
EPhRAIM MARINER
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.l i New OrlcnnssNIarke,.. al
New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.
Cotton-the market Is quiet; Sales 2,400 bales:
ceipts baes exports 113 bales; stock in port
~ 26o bales. Sales low Middlng at 3il g 32c; Mid
ding at 33lc.
Sngars-the demand is fair and prices shade east
err; sales OF lair at 10; prime to choice at III "a 121c
Molasses the demand is fair at easier prices sales Of
fair at Csc; prime to choice at 6s q Toe.
Mobile Markets.
Cotton-The Cotton market Is easier. Middling
uplands at BE.
Commercial---Per Gable.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Z, Noon
The Cotton market is steady; prices Unchanged
The sales of the day are estimated at 10000 bales
Middling uplands 15d.
LONDON, Jan. 7, Noon
Consols are quoted at 9Oi for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following were the
current prices of American securities: Erie Railway
e-20s 49, y
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Z, Evening.
ne Cotton market is steady and firm. Sales Of the
10y AN'ooo bales. Middling uplands 15d.
Co,., LONDON, Jan. Z, Evening.
Cons Dis closed at 500 for money
o,a;.. - ShcunITIEs.-The following are the
Central Railroad Shares 81 Init al States boO's at
fs' Erie Railroad shares 46
Tho co... LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8, Noon.
a. .o-day OF 5000 bales. Mfddling upands quoted
LONDON. JAN 8, Morning..
-, nted States FiveTwenties of 1862 were offered
LONDON Jan. 8, Noon.
Oonsois were steady this morning at slight adj
vance, being quoted at 81 for money.
quoted at 72t Illinois Central Railroad shares quoted
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n NeaU Place Just Omen !

n N0IU EtttC6 JUST OU6W
VNTHERE YOU can buy real French CALF SKINS
w and Philippe and Canaud's SARDINES. inst
received from Paris now in bond and for sale in iors
to suit Gus toners by
HI. p E Y R e It.
Once over the Fish Market,
jan2d2m* FEDERAL STREET.
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NOTICE. 1 will sell ON favorable terms as to
~ payment or let tor term of years, the lots ON
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets, and on
Franklin street. including the of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to WIN. billiard, Bangor,
or SMITH q REED Attorneys, Portland. jy12ti
EOR SALE, in Gorham, fifteen minutes walk
- from the Depot, nearly new, neat Cottage
House, Barn and outbuidings having all the conyen-
fences and in prime Condition 1t Is situated near
grove and short distance from the County road.
Apply to D. L. STEVENS.
G0rham, July IT. - -.t-,.-t ~ p ~
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Ho for a Sleigh Ride /.

FINHE proprietor Is now prepared with his BOAT
L SLEIGH "ENrERPRISE," to carry parties In
or out OF the city at the shortest notice. On Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons, twhen pleasantly will
leave head OF State Street at O'clock carry chill
dren aud others, at rs cts per hour Children under
Portland, Dec 10th, 1866. dc22dtf
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Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 8.
Cotton-sales Middling uplands at 32ic Rosn
common 90 @ rs. Spirits turpentine sales at SIC
Ckarleston Market.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 8.
Cotton-advanced &c; sales 210 bales. Middling at
SO q Sic. 4flL VIC flL
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REV. g. PALFRRY,
Pastor of LIST Parish, Belfast.
MIR. W. NJ. RUST,
Editor of belfast Age"
[From The Bangor WING & Courier

1RoY, Me-, Oct. 80.
DIR. CARPENTER, Dear Sir lon the 25d OF Feb
ruary last, placed myself under your treatment for
Discharge of the Ear, which had continued so long
and was so great as TO affect nay hearing. After APP
plying the medicine prescribed by you two months
my ears were entirely well and remain the same.
Most Respectfully, .--I
Miss SUSAN v. HATHAWAY.
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Several marked cures have come under our sbssry-
alton, and we have conveyed with many others who
nave peeh Denehtted by Dr. Carpenters treatment,
class Of diseases which he treats, careful % prom
Use only what he can perform.-l Bangor Wing Coar
See other Certificates in City paIers.
dec 21-d1m &w1t&
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n,3.l BelJast, Me-, Nov q, 1886.
turing oyears grew totally ueaI in one ear and
SO deal IN the other that unable 10 hear unless
addressd very Loudly, and ad disagr noises in
my head. Was Obliged " absent III SELF from church
ana society ON that account. consulted an eminent
ph5 sican In Boston without reeI, and supposed
must Always remain deaf, but about two Years ago
apphed 70 Dr Carpenierj amer the application " q
course OF hls treatment could hear a watch tick
ieet from either car, AMI my nearing perfect
am I'll years OF age, anu reside nigh street. Bal
last, Maine, where any person can hear from
Mrs H. A IkVIS
Wehave been acquainted with Mrs. Lewis for wears
and know she was deaf and hears, and believe
the above statement TO be correct
REV. q. PALFRRY
of larp
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REAL ESTATE.
House for Sale .

SITUATED on the corner OF LIN DIN and Anderson
~ Streets. 1t is new house, one and hall stories
With an ell-good well of water. &c. House nearly
finished. Lot 30 by SO. Price 81 500. Terms easy.
Apply to lIJl fa3f lnr -.'T3a0 csIT
- PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE,
d . - sac Dealers In Real Estate, ssMorton Block !"
q janSlw Next above the Preble House.
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EPhAAIM MAERINER.


suffered from Catarrh over 20 years. Last winter,
when Consulted Dr. Carpenter, had frequent and
much reduced that myself ana trionds were ai,pre-
hensive VI serious consequences but DR.. Carpenter
cured me- am now wei, anu Tree from Catarrh
= . w. N. SOuLE.
Cor Sewall and Court Streets Augusta sent "a Isss
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Dr. carpenter has entirely cured peryons In this
city VINO nave been under treatment ut tie Eye and
dye.
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First Glass Houses for Sale;

First Glass Houses for Sale.
WE offer for sale the eight first class brick houses
w recently built by US, situated on Pine Street.
between Clark and Carleton Streets. .ya
These houses are thoroughly built, with slate roof
brick drains, and marble inantelpieces throughout
They will be sold at low price, and on very tavora-
BILE TERMS Apply at our office, No q Danforth St,
j. Is. BROWN q SONS,
or VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent opposite the
Preble House. ~
October IL, 1885, ilAaA sesAA&si q dtt
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The Certificates, published in our columns, of DIR.
Carpenters cures 6oaa de to our own know
tie Is all he Processes TO be, and will not hum bug Or
deceive the public.-l heaaetec Journal Augusta.
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Boston Stock List,
tales at the Brokers' Board. Jan 8

Portland Wholesale Prices Current.
Corrected for the PRESS to Jan.
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HOME TESTIMONY
DEAFNESS.

: The Testimonials below all received In this
state and can be readily investigated by those desr-
GUS OF ~ doing Hundreds Of other certificates can
be seen at the Dr Is office.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-01

SPLENDID Observation-Disclosures &
Son, No. 1Os Main street, haye just received
he most splendid lot of overcoats in the
city, which they are Offering at very low
cures. Call and see them. 1td&w
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nOBnINS a APPLETON,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

X Stout ct al Vs. VIM, II. Conover ct al.
Superior Court, Order Of Sale. Case 1854.
PURSUANT to an order OF sale, issued by the
Il Superior Court within and for the county Of
Montgomery and State of Ohio, and to me di
rected, l will offer ut public sale, at the door of
tue Court House, in the city OF Dayton, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 8, 1867,
At two O'Clock P. M, the following real estate to-
wit; Situate in Montgomery County, Ohio, being
part OF the northeast quarter of section three 81,
IN township four a., range 1--WE 80. east. &c,
bounded by beginning at u stone in the north line
Of said quarter in the center of the Salem Road,
and running from thence with the north line Of
sud quarter north Sbz deg. east tlfty-eight (5SJ
poles to Il stone thence south IN deg. east twenty
seven and eight-tenths ~ $40 poles to u stone:
thence parallel with the first line south 3d. deg.
west fifteen poles to Il stone in the Salem Road;
thence with said salem Road 10 the place Of be,
ginning, containing seven q acres, be the ,me
more or less, being all the land owned by said
COnOyer in said quarter section,
Said real estate has u two story brick dwelling
house, and u good frame shop, and u good stable
and other out buildings attached, and Is u desira-
BILE location for II store.
said premises has been appraised at TWENTY-FIVE
hundred and ffty dollars "a 250) and cannot sell
for less than two-thirds the appraised value
thereof.
TERMS OF S~ALE-CAsH.
o. q. II. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
W. II. BELvtLLE, Atty. 2lwtt
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DIR. & CO.

RlNATk DISEASES CURED IN The
shortest possible time, AT the Cincinnati Iurl "A, -
pital, 33O Walnut street, between Filth andstNt
up stars, without the use Of Mercury. 10
Uf time, or change Of diet. "
1T L ENSi ny special study and exnetip,,,s
in the hospitals Vi baltimore, London and pnr,, 70
enabled To guarantee "a cure in the most ,,nu,,,
calcd cases. NtcehI cases Of Gonorrhcaur Synl'
cured III u lew days, without change of ditt
hihdrance nom business. Secondary SvpLiS-'tu
last Hestige-eradicated without tie Ike Of As
curry. "N
Victims of self abuse and excessive yenc,, 4,
lefing from spernatOrrhea, and loss OF nb,S,,
ana mental power, Indigestion or Consin,,tt,S
Ernptiohs, Nervous Coughs, IIypOchonIri, H.
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dysneusib u,
consumption, by ignorant men, Who mistaG. NJ,
ply both. "' '""' NIL
Married men, and those contemplating marie .
should restore yigOr to their bodies undnind.
lhey entail misery and disease upon those Of H..
pOsterIty. va
Diseases peculiar to females treated
Guaranteed IN all cases. Persons al "A di.tnn
promptly cured, by addressing, with stutrut,ut Z
CASE, Dr, SlEN \ Il co, 9JO WnIuuut h.tm
Itl ana Glh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
II A. M, "'' auhueSa 70
AA4HAAh
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FALL M WINTER CLoTHING.-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
just received by Lcbensburger q Son, No.
los Main street.
E#-A lot of new Government Overcoats
at - 80. Lessner O. Brother. daw
III Is you van to get u fine pair Of
Boots made, go to Goodman.
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t#- If you want to get your Boot,
neatly repaired, 90 to Goodman.