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NEW York, Oct a.
The Illness special says Mr.. Risley, success
sor OF Messmore will not go to New York, it
being the intention to retain new officersin
washington, sending only to New York Off
GERS of tried experience.
Correspondence on the Tennessee election
shows that Gen Thomas acted under instruc-
lions of Gen. Grant, who felt it to be his drty
to cooperate with the State authorities. p .
revenue frauds, it is alleged, have been dis
covered in North Carolina, connected with the
tobacco interests. -
The Worlds special says the money captnr-
ed at New Orleans, it is stated, has been paid
to the soldiers, and unless Congress recognizes
the claims OF the sailors of Farxaguts feet
The retrenchment investigating committee
Is about recommending the suspension of s.
M Clark, Superintendent of the Printing Blu
reau. -
Inc Tribune's special says New York bank
ers are urging change in Che Treasury. {
The Heralds special says McCulloci denies
any intention of writing letter supporting
the Presidents policy.
Colfax, in an address last night advocated
impeachment of the President III - =
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..-.. MAsHlNGruI OcL "a
ms enseiAi tafotnaiien rasivUd ~ rhe ia
asctary baieaa TO-DAY nom kansas. s 20 The
eject that both the Commissioner aud Indi-
ans nssembled Al Medicine Cfsek I.plep think
that the eonneii viii result an lastiDr neaee
lhr Cennissis'nfrs will not b. able H. hala
Soanc, s q The Upper Platte until after the
There sesms 10 Ne no dnala thai Clses Jus
me- chase has written a letter Ia Julse lfo-
aerwoe=i. sayiae that he VIII b. prrseut in
hichmond at the openiBg 81 the Il. :. Court
Ah Neseuher. As the bail kssa az len paws
reqnires his appearance on the f,nrth Monday
" next month, Chief-J ustice Chase reourSts
judge Underwood 10 inform Mr.. Daviss conn
sei mat he VIII BE- ready 10 proceed with the
trial a. soon as the Court opens II they desire
a. Tie says he will then bear and attend 10
any Thing bearing upon the case, but that he
viii not remain in Richmond after the meet
ana OF the U. :. Supreme Court in December
Yentisinan who has inst returned from
London, virginia, says this letter was yester-
aay handed BY Judge Underwood 10 Mr.. J
Il Randolph Tucker, one of MIR. Bayiss coun-
seL The latter took copy of il, but can Give
NO reply until after consultation with his as
Secretary Seward has returned to Washing
ton. - " 80"
Commander English notifies the Navy De-
partment OF his arrival with the steamer Iro-
9nols at Bombay. All well. The Sultan was
deIghted to see an American man o(-war I !
The report of the pardon of The rebel Gen.
Marmaduke by the President is incorrect. II
was recommended by the Attorney General
but the President has not yet acted on it.
The Postmaster General invites proposals
for carrying the mails to Great Britain under
the Lew treaty, and expects to secure a trim
every other day. r
Carpenters, painters and upholsterers are
pusily at work preparing the Capitol for the
apProac hing session of Congress. ~
The Subcommittee on Retrenchment. have
requested the Secretary of the Treasury to be
!, ports heretofore submitted by any other com
mittee, whether appointed by Congress or the
Secretary of the Treasury The papers asked
for will be duly furnished. -
Inc JOINT Committee on Ordnance will not
proceed to take testimony as to contracts. etc.
until tomorrow, when several members now
absent are expected to be in attendance. The
subject OF breech-loading arms will also en-
gage their attention
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CONCORD, N. H., Oct. a.
On the arrival of the $50 train from Boston
this evening the body OF man was discovered
on the top of the sleeping car with his head
bruised and bloody and his neck broken. :
Nothing is Known as to who he is or how ht
came there, no papers being found on his per
son. He had coupon ticket for Concord and
a small amount of money in his vest nocket
He was evidently an Irish laborar ahont n
years of age. The coroner took CHARGE of thu
body. 1880 'FI
t..eE .asf % 10, HARRISBURG Pa Oct d
p Much excitement exists here in reference r.
dastardly outrage committed last evening in
the upper part of the city. A girl, eighteen
years of age, while returning home at an early
hour was struck by some person unknown and
Knocked insensible. When found she had
been terribly .lacerated AMI outraged. She
still remains unconscious and the villain I'M
detected.
FORTRESS MONROE Oct o.
"A heavy norther prevails outside, and the
harbor is full of vessels -
mn, II '-d 2 WILMINGTON, N. e., Oct a.
Inc opposition to the convention is increas
I M, put a majority will probably vote for it,
Sery lew negro delegates will be elected in this
SCate, the whites having the majority by about
-o,ooo' The conservatives will undoubtedly
control the body.
BUFFALO, Oct. "a.
one hundred citizens of Buffalo gave a com
pnmentary farewell dinner this evening IN
breyet Major General Barry. Ex-President
fllImore presided. Gen. Barry. who has haan
commander of the Northern frontier. has been
ordered 10 JOIN has regiment in California
Hon. 5. Cox addressed an immense demo-
cratic meeting here this evening.
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FLoHEsoE, Oct. 22-M Midnight
Ias reports OF me escape Of aaribaidi from
lpndad 81 Leghorn and is now In Italy. All
Inc efforts OF the police and the Shirt to dis.
e cover his Whereabouts have up to this time
FLORENCE, Oct. 2s-Mornine.
The onicial gazette announces that recon-
struction OF the ministry has been effected, de-
clares that all approximations of French inter
vention may be dismissed, and exhorts the
Italian people to sustain their King in the
trials through which he is passing. -
A report is current that Gen. Cialdini Is
planning coup d'etdt for the settlement of the
Roman question.
A new ministry has been organized NV Gan
Cialdini, and is officially announced as, follo,ys
PRESIDENT or Council and Minister ~ ISore;gn
Analrs, Enrico Cialdini; Minister of the IN.
Tr.oi, zen. Giovanni Durando; Minister OF
Justice, Senator Paolo Onororo Yipl;an;. Min
lster OF Finance, Chevaler Agastino Denieto
minister OF Public Works, Sienor Correnti
b a reputation of Roman citizens have had a n
;auulence with the King and implored him tc
Y mseryene Tor the liberation of Rome.
Menottl Garibaldi had left the Papal terri.
tory, and is reported to be lying Sick in tba
province of Umbria = WY
The Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria has
Ned III Il rance on his visit to the Emperor
napoleon. Yesterday he arrived at Nancy,
and u is expected that he will reach Paris this
evening On his journey to France the Aus
trlan Emperor passed through Baden He
made brief pause in that city, and had an in
tervlew OF few moments with King William
: OF Prussia, who was visiting the Grand Duke
or Baden, and the conversation between the
TWO monarchs was of a most friendly charac-
ter.
nm, SOUTHAMPTON, Oct pS
The steamship Gemania, which nut bach
mere with her machinery damaged, havip,.
completed her repairs, sailed yesterlay noon
LONDON, Oct % Evening"
Reports from the continent say that tnutnlts
nave occurred among the the labOrers la Brit
tany, owing 90 the lack Of empioyme and The
scarcity Of food. Crowds gathered la tbe
towns and clamored for bread, and in some
cries
A dispatch from Bombay announces the
death OF Omer Of CabaL
NEWMARKET, Oct. 2J-ENenis,.s
fhc third day OF the Houe htan lnes.iine
based on with great spirit. Their were sew
eta Important races. the chief ~ which re-
selted a. follows,-Opsional states. Won lsy
SAmehAi sweepstakes, 10 sosereigns each, Won
howstef; glasgow stakes, l0O soversi..n.
each taken BY Mr.. Coak sons Aichael Dslsas-
90 foS plate carried oh by Python
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S. 4t..g CLEVELAND, Oct. "a
Farnham, Stafford & Co.'S oil refinery was
destroyed by fire this evening. Loss $50 900
no insurance The fire was caused by the pro.
pretors experimenting with the oil. Three
men were blown out of the building by the ex.
ploslon, but none were injured
CINCINNATI Oct "a
hobfnson's planning mill was burned to-day
loss $4,000. Adjoining buildings on Ann street
were damaged $4,000; insured
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. "A.
Collins & Tanners floating mills were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss on mills
and stock is estimated at $4,000; insured SDO.-
600. - w.
The residence of ex-Gov. Church was dis
covered to be on fire at an early hour this morn
ing, but was soon extingaished with slight
damage. :
About 5 p. M. to-day the extensive malt
house of John G. Tweddle, in this CITY. was
discovered to tie on fire. Although the flames
were speedily subdued and only small nor
ton of the building was destroyed, the loss il
estimated to be very heavy, as the floors were
covered with barley and malt. The damage
on the stock is fully covered by insurance In
some twenty companies. Itaa
CHICAGO, Oct. "a
The cattle sheds attached to Homberc &
Co.'S dIstillery, at Dubuque, Iowa, were de-
stroyed last night by fire. Loss $4,000, Tho
property was in the hands OF the GoyerpmeDt
at the time, having been seized by the revenue
officers
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LIVERPOOL. Oct. 23-EVening. e
The Cotton market opened firm AT an advance oil
Lied and closed quite firm at additional advance
o. ID; Middling pplands sgd; Middbng Orleans sgd.
The market became active towards the tlese sales
OF l5.0O0 bales. Breadstuffs-Corn opened at an adj
vance OF 3l aud at 2 L. NJ. hid advanced Cd addi-
tionai and closed buoyant with further advance OF
80 on new Mixed Western; sales at lis ca per quar-
ter Wheat quiet at 15s 81 for California White and
lis for lied Western. Other articles unchanged
PROVISIONS The market CLOSED heay Extra prime
Mess Beet declined 5s, and quoted at IFS per
bill for Americap. Lard 80 lower, and sellin, at
53s vi per ewt. Pioduee-Spint,P Petroleum adyanc-
ed TO Is 81; reiinei steady, 1allow eclihea 10 ass
pr ewt. for American Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. oet. 24-Noon
Cotton firin; sales 1890, bales with prices un-
changed. Corn As 81. Other articles uI,aiterca sal
LONDON. Oei. 2+-2P.M
Coasois are quoted al 9i4 ior money. -f re7
AAERicAN SEcURirIEs.-1he following are the
qd9taLons fYr American securities: United States
S,s0s, f95-i6; Illinois Central shares 7si; Erie
shares 49, -,
- lIyEkrooL. Oct. 2f-.2P. M
Cotton frm. y ead-taffs steady. Corn advanced
10 lss ID; ralloa iis Cd; refined Petroleum Is ST.
HHNNwa FRAKKFoRf Oct 9s-FxnniDe.
II. ) sos quoted al TSa 'A.lH Il " -
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The VirRinia Election

nm, RICHMOND, Oct "a.
The returns received at Gen. Schofield's
headquarters show conclusively that tie Stale
has voted in favor of a convention. 1t is also
certain that the convention will be radical Inv
Is majority. This city has elected the following
radicals after three days contest: Hunnicutt,
Judge Underwood. Morrissey, and two colored
men. The radicals did not receive fifty white
votes IN the city, nor did the conservatives re-
celve nifty colored votes. The negroes who
voted the conservative. ticket were again chased
rom tne polls by the negro mob. Hunni-
QUITS son, who was arrested for tearing nm
CONSERVATIVE con s tickets in the hands of negroes,
ana sent TO Libby prison, was subseouent7v rea
leased. The Monroe ward polls are sill ona sp
and negro voters are awaiting to deposit their
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.. .. NEW 1ohh, Oct "A.
An appeal has been received here from the
President of the Fenian Charitable Association
of Houston, Texas, for funds, their treasury
being exhausted.
Charles Smith escaped from prison last An
gust and his keeper, Parkhutst, was diseharlsr
ed for supposed completely in his escape. Yes
terday Smith was seen on the street here bs
fa,khnrst, who is now a clerk in this city, and
ne had him arfested.
a. "uuge Fullerton, of the Supreme Court, to-
nisy;, o'ppef Id the Ogdensburg e. Lake Cham
snect;an ns ss Company TO produc, for the in
New York, all books, papers. &c belonaina 10
'"o i"''eI Ih the possession OF he fnrmer
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From NasIpyiiIe.

49, NASHVILLE, Oct "a.
The Board of Aldermen propose to put their
hook and ladder company and engine in charge
of the negroes. 70 - :
At Ashland Furnace, Waite county few
days ago, three canisters of powder exploded
in a store by the careless firing of a pistol.
Messrs. Nichols and Hall, clerks, and a boy
were badly hurt. The store was torn to pieces
and the goods injured. ID
William and Henry Crockett, arrested a short
time ago charged with killing a negro, James
Brooke, and mortally wounding his wife, were
tried to-day and acquitted They were no
where near the house. when the murder was
committed.
There were no trains from Louisville TODAY
in consequence OF break in the road at Rocky
Hill, caused by fire. .
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For Sale, Freight or Charter.
rr,ur -, brio sarah Peters, well found In sails
,dmsgg i &c. and now lying in this.harbor; Is 236
tons H.. double decked, and well adapted TO the
t w, India trade For further particulars apply to
LITTLEJOHN & CHASE,
oct,adtf rI.i1i.ar No. 3 Moulton Street
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NOTICE.

L 8 hereby given that the ''Boothbay Marine Rai
way" at Townsend Harbor, $50 caIIedl IS nnish-
ed and ready for work 1t has two Cradles taking
mn two vssssls NJ n time OF two hundred tons each.
The one on the lower Oracle can be launched while
the the upper Tea ~ tovether oe naueu
fas., NJ fourteen feet OF water ON the lower Cradle
AT Cannon tide They are located in very desira-
81 Mace as they North and South and have The
ann On both sides. They are built # the very best
materigi and with great care and skin by Nr. Ed
There will be kept constantly on hand suitable
material tor repairing, painting and cauk ing vessels
All labor will be done with dispatch and at as low
friends call ON u.s.
JOSEPH MCPHERSON, Boothbay, Prest.
ERASTUS NICKERSON, Boothbay, Clerk a Treas.
DIRECTORS:
ALLEN LEWIS, BOothbay,
THOMAS MARS, southport,
WARREN HOUGHrON, Bath.
October 10 -dofn
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Cook Wanted. .

Cook Wanted. ~
A FIRST rate Cook will find a good and pleasant
a situation by applying Immediately at No. II
AugZ8 diff ,-r.it..tIf -'l.
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Pork.

fa~rs r7t' Pork. =
nnN BBLS. MESS PORK,
AOO 100 Bbls Clear Pork lin store and fol
sale BY - BLAKE, JONES & GAGE,
oc19d1wTf IA d No 1 Gait Block, Commercial st.
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--A&s Ha CHICAGO, H., Oct. "a.
Flour a. CSC lower Wheat quiet at sc a 1 81
i9r No |, aud so "a 81 for No 2. Corn opened al
e adt ance, but subsequently declined "a &c;
and r. az AZ / o. Oats active at 81 a 552c. Rye quiet
NO Ra z 10. q | 90. Provisions yery dull.
70 e0o hpoh GOO bbls flour, $4,000 bush. wheat
entsi2 oo HI, 1900 bush. oats, 5000 hogs. Ship
bush. corn, 100000 bush oats 'ush "hea' <''ooV
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.s NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct "A.
Ihere were three races over the Blood Horse
Association Course to-day The Cumberland
stakes, Tor three year Odds, mile heats, was won
oy fatrician Time. 1.49 liz, Lao, LAG Ia The
second races, for club stakes of S4OO was Won
Dy MuggiDs, and being the only entry, he gaI-
ioped over the course. The third race mile
heats, was won by Smiths Hiawatha. Time
l52 "a and lola
PROVIDENCE, X. L., Oct "a.
The meeting at Narraganset PARK elosed n.
day with very spirited racing, The sweep
stakes OF 81 free for all horses, mile heats
for $1,000 TO the first and $3.50 TO the second
was won BY Lucy, Lady Thornc being second.
Ilne, III IA, 2-zS, 2.26 IL, 225 1-2. A purse
OF 500 was won by Lady Walton Time "a
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NEW YORK, Oct 2i-6 r. NJ
Aney quiei and easier, call at Der cent Gold
e, s n nrm az "a Foreign Exchange closed dull
anu nn navy ~ AZ i9ss q lOei Governments quiet and
nm. STOCKS iirmer at the close Mining sharas
very dnli. Balance In the Sub Treasury sliS, coo'
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ROard Wanted,
Flour Barrels Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN and wite wish board In pleas
IA ant family, with room furnished or unfufnish,
ell Address care OF Box sos. lios III r oct2ldlws
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MEDICAL ELECTRICYYy
b0a5 l,~l.oi Z.s 300 = Uol .1.-I ~ I7l
aiaaDR.a w. n. DEmING,
] Medical Electriciar

Nearly Opposite -the United States Bel-
"HERE he wonld respectfully announce to
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located In this city During the tire
years we have been In this city, have cured SON
OF the worst forms OF disease in persons who hay
tried other forms OF treatment In vain, and curin
patients In 30 short time that the question Is offer
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this atestioI
We VIII say that all that do not stay cared, we
doctor the second time without charge A.o''
Dr, ID. has been practical Electrician tor twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physical
Electricity Is perfectly adapted u chronic disease
the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia N
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption wheE
In the acute stages OF where the lungs not July
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism serofua hip
diseases, white swelngs, spinal Diseases curvature
ot the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis, st. Villas Dance deafness stan.
meripg or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indiecs.
uon constipation andliver complaint, pies-we cure
every case that can be presented: asthma, broncli
ts, structures Of the chest and All torms OF female
cor ... n"
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80 A ASsi d s1 eipDfsss. Commute.
CHAS. NJ. RICE. on
JOS. BRADFORD, LAYING Out
ELIAS CHASE, New Sfreets
"a w. PJFLEs, -
Oct
Foreclosure OrMOrt0ape.

~. m
DUBLIC Notice 10 hereby given to oil pgsons ip-
L terested, that John Fiekett, OF Cape Elizabeth
on the fourteenth day Of August la the year OF our
Lord one the usar CHI luI cIod and sixty, by his
deed ofthat date which Is recorded in the Cnmber-
land Registry of Deeds Book 30i page SO, mortgagej
to Chsles Forbes OF Portland, certain lot OF and
with the buildings thereon, situated In said Cape
Elizabeth In the County OF Cumberland the west
ery side of a road lradibg from lands of George O.
D. er and running southeasterly to land Of s. ug-
gin and bounded beginning at the corner Of lands
ly by said road to land Of Sylyanus Higgins thence
southwesery by land Of said Higgins to lands of Eb
Pickett, thence nOrthwesterly by lands OF said
Pickett to stake thence northeasery to the place
begun at containing forty 40); to secure the
payment OF ne promisaIy note two hundred fifty
nve and twenty seven one hundredths dollars, that
said Charles Forbes did, the thiIheth day OF June
in the year OF OUT Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven assign and set over to jerome B.
Pickett ofsaid Portland, said deed of mortgage to
gether with the note secured thereby, which assign
ment is record d In the Csonberland Registry OF
Deeds Book 362 page $780, thatthe condition Of said
mortgage Is broken by reason whereof the said Je-
rome b Pickett hereby claims foreclosure OF the
same. -
Dated at Portland, this eleventh day of October,
A. ID. 1857, JEROME d. PICKETT. s
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HAVANA, Oct. "a.

HAVANA, Oct "a.
Arrived, brigs Uncle Jerry, from Ellsworth.
Ar al Matahzas, Minnie Mitfs from POI tland
The baTque Fills Adela, nom New oTk 18th INST
sh,le entering the harbor last night with North
Last wlnd. was driven IN Punta rect. She viii he a
t'L loss AZ FIRST II thought The cargo could he
saved but n Is now doubtful
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RnItinn ore Eleerion.

20, BALTIMORE, Oct 23
The vote for Judge of the Court Of Appeals
bridge, rep, 1895; Bartofs majority 1905. For
Justlce OF the Supreme Court, Parkin Scott,
dem, lS,2l9; John II. Henley, rep, 4S46; Scots
majority 1888. The majorities for Associate
Judges are all over 10000. The largest Repub-
Judge, "
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Albany Cattle Market,

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct "a
Beeves extremely dull only 800 sold out of
1900; prices declined a. &c, the range being from
&c for common TO s. az SEE live weight Tor the best.
Sheep--heavy receipts 1900; sales 1000 at 81 a. &c
for inferior To very choice. Lambs-heayy at 81 an
Gle Hogs-receipts $4,000; sales 5000 at 81 "a Sc;
store pigs al Gle; blessed hogs Zoe.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. %.
There were nine interments from yellow
fever here during the twenty-four hours ending
this evening
MOBILE, Oct a.
During the day there were two interments
from yellow fever .-711I
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a
There were nineteen yellow fever interments
during the twenty-four hours ending this morn
ing. - II :
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct "a.
There Were three interments from yellow
fever here to-day. Weather cool. -
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Bu.tinaOrc Market

s.sAA 1850 asssa BALTIsioRr co., IS.
nothing doing Wheat dull; prime red 70 a 20.
Corn better Oats steady hut quiet. Rye at
l170 81 " ior prime Pennsylvania. Provisions
nothing doing; quotations nominal. Q nee oh ilhi
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-25

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %
Last evening the Council adopted a resou
ton repeating the existing ordinance for the
administration of public schools. The Repub-
ican has been enjoined on petition of one
member OF the school board from publishing
the said resolution. A suit has been institut,
ed against Mayor Heath on the same petition.
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Advices received here late last event., 49,, 80,
Montreal, go TO show that the Farladan,s iIo o,i
berry case OF $4,000 was only pretended n onn-
grew suspicious and had Farladean'so n icy. OF
searched, and all the money was found b;ddaa
under the safe. He with his two brothers wara
arrested lI e's were
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BY ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the Lag,
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ty Of youth; the heated brain ~ cooled; the lrOst-
bitten limbs restored the unconth deIornities Te-
moved; faintness converted 10 ylgor, weakness 10
strength the blind made to see. the deal hear and
the palAied form TO upright: the blenishes OF
youth obllterated; the ACCIDENTS ofinature life
prevented the calamies OF old age ohvlated and an
active circulation maintained. s.. |N-
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experienced and ,enY, etent teacher on the p
n ano-Forte and Org N, lit take 2 tew students
on the Piano and in tho ouah Bass FOR terms, a.
address :" E. b. NJ" 30 1878, Portland Post omee'
October %. dlws $50 g. ..-.t
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-. IT IS REMARKABLE THAT ALL PUYSI
CLANS AGREE FOR ONCE IN OPINION THAT
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
HEALTH Is HIGHLY aSERVICEABLE,V NOT,
ONLY AS AN ARTICLE OF DIET FOR, con VAL
ESCENT PATIENTS, OR IN THE CASE OF PA
TlENTSr WITH ENFEEBLED VITAL POWERS,
BUTLIKEWISE FOR DISEASES OF THE CHRST
} THE STOMACH, AND THE THROAr FOR CA
TARRH IN ALL IT'S DIFFERENT STAGES OR
COLDS AND H0ARSENESS, AND FOR CON-
SUMPTIONIN ITS DIFFERENT STAGES.
Some letters addressed to HOFF'S MALT EX-
CTDEPOT, 642 BROADWAY New York, will
prove It's
:. Mr.. HoFF-Dear Sir:-Ifmy letters of introduce
ton from Parasite my medical friendship New York
were USEFULlto you AM VERY GLAD. With
my best wishes for your success. etc,
Boston, April 9, 1867. 1sAb G. GORDON, M. b.
From n d. Aeeker, ~. D., Reducing MIMI.
"A alyays-SHALL HONOR THE TRUTH and cou-
slider H0FF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE on
HEALTH ONE9F THE MOST CERTAIN REM.
EDiES that We have at pre- sent for Oh
DISEASE OF THE LUNGS.s vi
The health of my m edical friend Dr. Caine suffer.
ing from CONSUMPTIDN, ~ - ! 81
WITH sPASMODIC ASTHMA,
has Improved since usiugit s&
Fromy H Barker, NJ d., Faphank.
embrace the first opportunity to investigate 1t
more thoroughly, having long iet the need Of such
an article IN my practice substitute for ale and
liquors. which are SO much adulterated, etc. |
Sold everywhere. Persons wishing agencies might
apply to Hon Malt Extract Depot, t42 Broadway,
w. F. PHILLIPS & CO., Portland, sole agents for
Maine; Sold by Druesists and Groeors.
October "a. d6t 49,