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Real Estate and Personal Properly
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WILL be sold on Tuesday, July 7th, 1868, If not
w previously disposed of, the propertv ~ the
late Edward Skillu, situated in the town of Fal :
mouth, bordering on the PresumpseJt River. about
about OF excellent land, lod orchard fur
nsh ng apples the year round, plenty OF curraats.
good house, nice barn clapboarded and tainted ami
iour large Outbudings There a never falling we'll
OF the best OF water. Also never failing spr na on
the premises. Cuts hay en)ugh for two cows and a
horse: Also about eighteen acres o. pasture land
near by, with wood sufficient tor one family. Will
be sold toge her separately.
Also at the same time, portion OF the household
furniture and the toos on the place, with about
ton of hay in ths bern, ami al I 1--WE cords OF wood
in the woodhouse, fit e | Tor the stove.
The slle will commence at ten O'Clock, with the
personal property. For farther particulars lure
IT t. A BACHkTDFR
King, Thurlow & Co les Commercial Street, Port
ia6d. 20 iune:;Odtd
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THE PLAINS.
INDIAN AEEAIRa

ST. LOUIS, July A dispatch from Omaha
says large body of Indians crossed to the
south side of Platte river, between PUNT
Creek and Willow Island, on Thursday last
and drove number OF wood-chopers away and
compelled the mail carrier to return to the
Fort. A detachment of troops had been sen
to protect the laborers at the canyons
The removal of troops from Forts Smith
Phil Kearney and Reno is proceeding rapidly
The troops from Fort Reno under Major Van
Vorsch, reached Fort Russell yesterday
A dispatch from Fort Bridger says about
1000 Shoshones and Barrack Indians held a
council with Gen. Anger on the I'd. The re-
suit is unknown. A large number of Snak,
Indians lett before Gen. Anger returned from
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GEORGIA.
MEETING OF THE LEGIsI. ATTIRE.

ATLANTA, July 5.-By order of Gen. Meade
and the proclamation of the Governor cleo
the Senate assembled at the City Hall at 1.
o'clock yesterday, aud was called to order BY
Gov. Bullock, who assembled the stand accom-.
r. Parrot. Gen. Meade's order, the procla-
nation of the Governor elect and the omnibus
bill were read. The roll was called, o. A
Bradley, negro, heading the list. The oaths
were admin stored by Judge Erskine. Benz
Comfy, of Augusta, was elected President O.
the Senate, and A. e. Marshall, OF Atlanta
Secretary. The Governor elect, accompanied
by Gen. Meade, Judge Erskine and j. K. Par.
rott proceeded to the House of Representa-
tive, where the same routine wus gone through
with. r. s. McWhorten, of Green county
was elected Speaker of the House. The House
then adjourned till Monday. No message was
received from the Governor.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, July 4.-The steamer Gettysburg
and the Spanish men of-war Narvia and Fran,
cisco de Arsis arrived here at dawn to- day.
They were unable to cope with the current,
and the cable was buoved four miles east OF
the Moro Castle. The operation of raising and
RELAXING the cable will be completed in two
days.
AT the American Consulate the Fourth of
July, Independence Day, was celebrated with
music and most cordial festivities. The con-
course was quite large
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HERE you have salve combining soothing and
emf. A remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which the esh is heir.
Is more easily applied than many other remedies,
neyerproducinga bad effect but always relieving
pain however severe.
1t Is prepared by MISS SAWYER, who has used
1t In her town extensive treatment OF the SICK for
early twenty years. with great success.
The principle diseases for which this Salve is re
commended are, thilbltins, Rheumatism, Piles,
Seroiuia, on Ulcers Salt Rheum, sprains, Burns,
Eyes, BARRIERS Itch, Deafness, Boi's, Ring worms,
Corns, Bites of Insects, Cancers, Toothache, Ear
ache, Sore Nipples, Badness, Swollen Breasts,
lch, Scah Head, Teethng, Chapped Hands, Scalls,
Cuts, Bruises, Group, Cracked Lips, and Sores on
IL will never fail TO cure Rheumatism il properly
applied Rub it on well with the hand three times
day. IN several cases it has cured palsed limbs,
For PILES it has been discovered to he a REM
ely. Persons who have been afflicted for years
have been relieved by few applicat ons. For cry
SlfELAS iC works wonders, aaying the infamml-
ton and quieting the patient. For CHAPPED
HANDS it produces a cure Immediately. Let those
with SALT RHEUM OBJ ain this Salve and apply it
freely, and they will find it invaluable 1t IS good
in case of SCkOFULA and TU MORS.-CANCERS
have been cured with it. The hest >alve ever in
veni ed tor SWOLLEN BREAST and SORE NIP
PIES. No way injurious, but sure to afford relief
once or twice day. Cures deafness by putting it
in the ears on piece of cotton. For PlMPLES
this acts like charm For BURNS and SGALDS
apply the Salve at once and it gives immediate
relief For OLD SORES, apply once day.
For HORSES AND UATTLE.-For Sores or bruises
on Horses or Cattle this Salve is invaluable and
has astonishing effect in curing scratches on horses
This Salve has worked its wav into notoriety
aua is safe and sure remedy for all the above all
ments.
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NEW JERSEY.
ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 5.-Durng yester-
Furman Hartpeuce. He leaves a wife and
four children in destitute circumstances. Five
hundred dollars were contributed Tor their re-
lief on the spot, and committee appointed to
raise funds to purchase home for them.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

MEEIINU OF 1T Il LEGIsLATURE.
RALEIGH, July 5.-Both Houses of the Leg.
islature met yesterday. In the Senate six Of
the barred members were admitted. Ii the
House resolution was introduced by Col
Sinclair to enquire into rumors affecting the
conduct of Hon. E. w. Jones, one of the new
judges. Both houses appeared on the plat
form to hear the inaugural OF Gov. Holden
It was lengthy address. Judge Reed ais,
delivered an address.
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Last Sale of the season!
1000 Plants at Auction

I'm TUESDAY. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Auction
" hoom on Congress Street, next City Building,
Will be soil another invoice of choice Plants from thu
Nur,ery OF r. Chubbuek, koxbury, Mass. We
assure the bile that this invoice will be fully up to
The last and in many respects superior Plants can
be examined at o O'clock Ladies partc ulary invit-
ed to the sale Every lot be closed out in The
'orenoon. F. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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Drains and Sewers.

Drains anu sewers.
(Ertract Of Report Of Investigating committe..)
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
& h@A ST. LOUIS, March 8, 1853.
Cement Pipe--In reference to cement
pipe. yonr committee are Of the opinion that the
ly seasone and pr ,perlv laid.
BY reference 10 the statements of twentysix sworn
witnesses. it will be that the testimony Is al
most unanimously in favor Of cement plp.. Mr..
John G. Miller, and Mr. Thompson, manufacture OF
stone-pipe, are The only witnesses who say they
would MT use cement pires. d75H7F SIS =
Abstract of Testimony.
John NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. good. find the old
pipes much harder than the new. -r
Andrew McBride-Brck layer in St. Louis twenty
years-Cement pipe go d.
John G. M llei-Cement pipe not good-stone pipe
Anthony Excitement pipe good. have no doubt
OF its durability if properly put in the ground
hobert L. Jones-Llved in st. Louis eighteen
Large pipe j. g above ~ incheS, use cement pipe
The cement pipe if laid right is the best in my opn-
pipe is that contractors do properly lay them.
have examined cement pipes laii by nv self four
years ago, twelve feet under the surface, and have
found it as hard as iron. have u.s.
found i 70 tail. ! saw The, men employed ty
John c.. Muller taking up this pipe on Carrol
street. told the about week before, when
thew were putting the pipe down. that they would all
break, because they did not sink down for The anee
on the sides such work ought be done. called
the attention Of Mr. Miller to this iacy and told him
it would not do to the pipe this way.
Frank Backo Cement pipe good If properly dried
and laid.
John Stahl-Cement pipe good.
Lawrence Ooyle-CemenI pipe II properly laid. is
good; II it will stand Tor six months. 1t will stand
forever.
JAS Il. Locke-Cement pipe good i'm ade and laid
wei they will become harder by age. rs.-r
Andrew Nuik- Cont actor; build sewers cement
pine good II properly laid; better than any other.
james Creemer-Cement pipe good Il properly
laid.
Una. c Acknowledgement pipe good Il properly
dried and laid is better than any stone pipe.
Peter Enlightenment pine good II properly laid.
VIM. O'Shands- ement PIPE might be put down
ever.
II. M. Thompson-Am stone pipe manufacturer;
cement pipe not good; stone pipe good.
James Garwin-Cement pipe good, but In nearly
all cases they have been improrerl laid Mr.. G
laid some 30 inch pipe through where there was once
pond, and t! ey did we'll. find that cen ent ply
after being in the ground awhile is better than be
| fore it is put in.
| R. r. Howard-Stone pipe, known as ring pipe,
should not be used. In regard to acids destro inf
| the lime and cement in sewers, think 1t Is ali
Thos. J, whtman-Cemeut pipe COOL; don t thinl
| acids in sewers will afert cement pipe.
Jos. P. Davis-Ceuient pipe good II well made am
properly laid. he cement pipe gives better lines
| than any other know OF.
| All of which Is respectfully submitted.
ANTHONY lTTEER,
M. w. HOGAN, sH.
CHAs. w. GprTsCHALK.
GEO. BABCoCK.
jy3d If Investigating Committee.
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MAINE.

BANGOR, July 5.-To-day has been the hot
test day experienced in this city for several
years. The thermometer stood at 103 degrees
in the shade. AT half past six in the evening
the mercury stood at go degrees.
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so Nj Nj r CIAL


Foreign Exports at Portland.
The total value OF foreign exports from this port
the past week amounts to S48,2Oo.2O. Included in
the shipments were 1891 shocks and heads 81, $50
hoops $685. W feet lumber, 2lO spruce piles 500 emp
ty casks, 2i64 gals. OIL 1000 bbis -four 100 do corn
mise,
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National Chamber of Servia, has passed law
excluding Prince Alexander Kara George
Wych and his family from all rights of success
sio. to the throne. The regulation of the sue
cession having been completed the Skoupli-
china has adjourned.
Milan was to-day consecrated and annoint-
e ] at the Cathedral as the sovereign Prince OF
Seryia with the most imposing religious and
military ceremonies.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
NAVAL.
NEW YORK, July 4.-The Ocean Queen
brings the following: The United States flag
ship Contocook, Admiral Hof, arrived at As
pinwall on the 21st ult. The Saco was also at
Aspiuwall.
CHILL.
The Gillian Congress is in session.
The Presidents message expresses q disbe-
lief in the renewal of hostilities with Spain.
So far as Chill is concerned peace seems GER
tain.
The yellow fever has greatly diminished at
Lima, and entirely disappeared at Calico. The
total deaths by the disease number 1000 The
fever however is still increasing at Chnchas
and Islay. The English and French Vice Con-
suls at Islay were among the victims.
Rumors are afioat of an approaching reyo-
luton, and some ten or twelve persons have
been arrested.
The United States steamer Powhattan ar
rived at Caao June 4th
ECUADOR.
Two severe shocks of earthquake were ex-
perenced in the northern provinces of Ecua-
dor on the 18th of June. Much property was
destroyed and five persons buried in the ruins.
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an Italian named Danti Magoldo, with whom
he had dispute. Magoldo was arrested aftel
a desperate struggle.
Thomas Kerrigan, residing in Brooklyn was
k lied Saturday afternoon by being stabbed
with pair OF tailor's sheers, by man named
Lynch, who he was entertaining at his house
and who became quarrelsome under the infiu-
ence of liquor.
Oh arles fewer, of Williamsburg, accidental
~ shot a friend named Steerns ON Saturday
evening, killing him instantly. On seeing
what he had done he went to the foot of Grand
street and drowned himself.
BURNING OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
BUFFALO, July 5-About 10 o'clock last
night rocket exploded in the spire OF st:
Johns Church, Episcopal on the corner of
Washington and Swan streets, firing the same,
and being out of reach of the engines the
beautiful structure was soon in a sheet of
flames. The Superintendent of the Fire De-
partment being absent from the city the fire
was badly managed, and the costly edifice with
its fine organ and library was totally destroy
ed. Nothing is now left but the massive stone
walls. The loss is about $150,000, on which
there is $4,000 insurance.
ARREST FOR ARSON.
A German named Godfied Siegfed a livery
stable keeper, was arrested to-day charged With
arson, in firing his own barn about = o'clock
this morning, on Washington street, which re-
suited in the destruction of the same and the
private residence of DIR. Homerstein, on Wash
ing ton street. The loss is $4,000, which is COW
cred by insurance.
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MASsACHUsE FRS.

| topOcAdi DiSpdttl Wy Ia dOudi Intel
| FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN RAILROAD
NEwBURYPoRT, July A fatal accident oc.
CURED on the Eastern Railroad yesterday aft.
ternoon. As the 2 O'clock train going east from
Newburyport passed the dividing line between
Salisbury and Seabrook, the engineer discov-
| cred two men sitting on the track directly
ahead of the train; he Immediately gave the
signal to break up, but before the train could
be stopped it run over one of them, Charles
Eaton by name, killing him instantly. 1t is
supposed that Eaton was intoxicated, as his
companion was in that state, who barely escap-
ed the same fate. Eaton was about IS years OF
age, and resided in Seabrook
ITO the Associated Press.l
THE CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.
Boston, July 4.-The celebration here to-
day was one OF the most extensive ever had
aud some 100000 strangers were in the city.
Notwithstanding the excessive heat in the
early morning. there was procession of the
entire tire department, review of the city
military, rowing and sailing regatta, subma
rlne race, balloon ascension and display of
fireworks.
THE REGATTA.
The rowing regatta was great attraction,
and was witnessed by an immense crowd. The
trst race was for single SOULS, aid Brown,
LIVER, anu ddnScOm c00tendeQ, the prizes be
ing 800 and $50. The race was won by Brown
in 10 minutes aud 35 seconds, the distace being
two miles. Hanscom and Tyler, who got stuck
at the stake boat, last. The second race, for
double sculls. same distance and prizes, was
won easily by Tyler and Fay, both Boston
men. In the third race, for six cared boats,
three miles, for $500, The Ward brothers Har-
ward University crew and the Howard E.
Troop crew, from st. Johns, contested The
race was very fine one between the Wards
Harvard tn Wi =
mile from home, when the Wards went away
by 70 seconds, the time being 10 and 10 ID
minutes. The St. Johns crew was a long way
behind. The fourth race was for four cared
crews, the Mcclellan and What Cheer were
rowers. The Mcclellan crew won the race
tine Wards being last The best time was %
minutes and IL seconds
3 Inc salIing regatta, for boats of thirty-eight
Ieet ana upwards, was won by the Pilgrim. a
center board, and Edwin Forrest, keel The
second race, for boats OF twenty feet and less
than thlrty-eight, was won by the Napoleon,
center board, and the Columbia, keel and
the third race by the Fanny and the Minneha-
ha, the prizes being the same for keels and
center boards.
SUBMARINE RACE.
The submarine race was failure.
FIREWORKS
The fireworks were witnessed by over $4,000
persons.
SUNSTROKE.
There were number of cases of sunstroke
among the police, but none will prove fatal.
THE WEATHER.
BOSTON, July 5.-This has been the third
day OF excessive heat, the thermometer rang
ing among the the COS. The churches were
th!nly attended. In the afternoon thunder
shower of hail and rain passed near but not
over the city, slightly cooling the atmosphere.
LANDING OF THE RAIrnoN
MIR. Kings balloon, the Hyperion, which as
ceEded from Boston Common yesterday with
SIX passengers, landed in the evening at Win
throp, after pleasant trip.
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Domestic vi arkets.

BUFFALO, N. Y. July 3-Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat inactive and nominal Corn un
settled; early sales at SIC; later, 931c for No.
sound. OaLs frmer; sales at 73tc at 74c Rye-non,
Lard unchan sed.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 3.-Tobacco unchanged
Cotton and Hemp dull. Flour heavy; Spring extra
100; double extra so a 10 co. the latter for choice
Wheat heavy and declined 10c; sales at 90 "a 1,
for prime to choice Fall. Corn easier; sales at II a
s3c: Oats heavy at Il a SIC. Rye declining; sales
at So a 40. Provisions dull Mess PORK e 90
Bacon unchanged; shoulders l2Jc; clear sides i6ic
Sweet cured Hams 204c. Lard held tic for fierce but
without buyers Beet Cattle in local demand at 5(
q Z Oh W cwt., gross. Sheep unchanged.
MEMPHIS. July 3.-Cotton quiet and firm; receipts
iles export bales receipts of the bales SO bales
exports 115 bales; stoc, 45l bales. Flour d; su,
perfne 3d.. Wheat rs "a 200. Corn 80 q 92c. Oats
75c eless Pork q 10 a 20 90. Lard I6yc Bacon
Bulk shoul ers 1lac; clear sides 1910.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 3.-Spirits Turpentipe
weak at 3S4c W gal New York casks &c., Resin
declined; strained 1 80; No 2 at 40 "a 90; low.
No. | at 80. Tar declined to 30.
GALVESTON, July 3.-Cotton-receipts for the
week 149baes EXPORTS foreign 99 bales stock 1O11
bales; good ordinary nominal at 10 a 12Ic
NEW ORLEANS, July 3-Cotton frmer; Middlinp
sales $40 bales; receipts 341 baes exports 1906
oaesi saeS OF the week 2033 bales; exports to Lii
bales; stock by actual count 6055 bales SterI;no E
change 1913 "a 155; New York Sight Exchange ! ne,
cent. premium. Gold 1899 a 14O.Sugars2dull and a..
clIned slightly; Nos. - anu Is Cuba IL 0 &c. Mo-
lasses nominally 46 q 52c. Flour steady; superfne
1875; treble extra 10 co.. Corn inactive at so "a 95c
Hay firm and unchanged. Oats quiet at zoe. Mess
Pork quiet at 2900 Bacon-shoulders 13c; clear
sides 17c Lard dull and nominay 18c for fierce and
zoe for kegs
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My Preparations

My Preparations
Are prepared in from the vegetable substance
named, and are the most active that can be made
Decoctions are exceedingly troublesome, and it is
necessary to prepare them every day, and the syr-
ups are still more Objectionable as they weaker
than the decoctions; TOR fluids ,turated with sugars
susceptible OF holding in solution much less ex
tractve matter than water alone, and the syrups are
otherwise Objectionable, for the patient is frequently
nauseated and the stomach surteited by the large
proportion of sugar taken wi h each dose-which Is
81 no use whatever-except to keep the decoction
from spelling.
Here the advantages and superiority of the Fluid
Extracts are strikingly manifest.
The finest test of their superiority will be COM
parison with the properties set forth in the United
States Dspensitory.
EMy Laboratory for the Manufacture Of Fluid
Extracts has been vsited by thousands physicians
and druggists from all parts OF the United States and
the mode OF preparation received their unanimous
eommendat on.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACTS are p easant in taste and odor,
and immediate in their action.
III. T.. HELMBOLD,
Druggist of eighteen years. experience, and manu-
facturer of Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Principal Depots-Helmbold's Drug and Chemical
Warehouse,
594 broadway, N. ",
next Metropolitan Hotel: and Helmbold's Medical
Depot No l04 South Tenth st, Philadelphia.
9-Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Price S1.2J per bottle, or Q for 90 so.
None are Genuine unless done DIP In steel-engrav-
| ed wrapper, with ac-simile of my chemical wale-
| house, and signed ii I. HELMBOLD.
| The proprietor was compelled to adopt such a
wrapper because of the growing popularity OF his
tcles, and to prevent spurious and dangerous coun.
terfeiting.
Feb 2O-sod&eow1y
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AUCTION SALES.
Closing Out mt Auction Every Eve
ninVi

he stock OF Goods in store No. 229 Congress
SIR e. next store TO City Building consisting Ut
Housekeeping, Dress and Fancy Goods, Gents Fur
isniag e'osJ Cutlery, Plated and Glass We're, Pic
.June ~ e d, y. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF
COMPLEXION must purify and enrich the blood,
which HELMBoLo's CoNcENTRATFD EXTRACT OF
sARsApARILLA invariably does. Ask for HelmbosGs
Take no other.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION follows the use of HELMBoLD's
CONCENTRATES EXTRACT SARsAPARrLLA.
1t removes black spots pimples moth patches,
and all eraptions Of the skin.
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Assignee's sale.

Assignee's sale.
District Court of I'm ted ss.,es.
MAINE, IS.
IN BANKRUPTCY-Int the matter of Timothv i
lLOoney, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby eiyen that
pursuant TO order OF Court the stock N trade az
the above named Bankrupt will be sold ar nnblic
auction on Monday, the sixth day OF July next M =
Nj, at the store OF +. q. Bailey, auction, er, No
lus Fore Sc Portland, con isting of Sugars Molass
e., Syrup Vinegar, Cider, Beet, Pork, SPICES, Tea
n"oaceo, Coffee, Saleratus, Corn Starch, Sal Soda
halsns, Figs. Candy, Salt Fish, Flour, Meat, q c ,
tosether with stove, Furniture, Meat Saw, Bench
Scales Measures, Tin Lamps, &c. &c.
JOSIAH l.. BOSTON. Assignee.
June o. did
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 4-Evening.-Consol closed at 95
for money and 95 for account.
American securities have been very quiet and the
loiowing were the opening quotations: S. 5-20's
73i q 73a; Illinois Central shares 1914 Erie shares
as; might Erie closed higher.
PARIS. Juy 4-Evening.-Th Bourse firm rentes
closed IF &c.
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Evening.-Cotton market
hrm but quiet and closed dull; aggregated sales 49,
600 bales; Middling uplands 11Ad MiddIing Orleans
115d. Corn firm at previous price.
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AT IL o'clock M,

One Iron Safe three large Stoves, Office Furniture
pay horse, Express Wagon, Harnesses, &c.
Th3 public will please understand that every arti-
Gle must be sold without the least reserve. Terms
cash. The hall must he vacated on Friday.
Jnly 1. dtd
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Annual Meeting,

TIME Annual Meeting of the Plumer Patent Last
i Boot and Shoe Company will he holden n Port
land, at the Office of Messrs. j. & E. M Rand, No:
121 Middle Street, on Tuesday, july u, 1863, at
o'clock P. NJ. j. g. LINDSLEY, Treas
July 8. dt14
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NOT A FEW of the worst disorders that affect
mankind arise from corruption of The blood. HELM
BoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA is a remedy OF the
utmost value.
fHIr
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QUANTITY vs. QUALITY. HELaBoLp's Ex-
TRACT SARsAPARILLA. The dose is small. Those
who desire large quantity and large doses of medi-
cine ERR.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
ceanses and renovates the blood nstils the vgor OF
health into the system, and purges out the humors
that make disease.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
LA NCASTER
PRINTS!
JORDAN, MARSH & co,
Invite Special Attention
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
| CALICOES,
Their Own Manufacture.
NeaU designs in se0sonabJe
c0tOTings, sOeW adapted to the
present sU0mts of the trade,
Received Daily from the Works!
Wholesale buyers should
examine the
Spring Assortment.
Lancaster 90 Cambrics.
These goods are gerry fine,
aUide and he0vy 9-8 cloth;
and are FULLY EQUAL
IN QUALITY and STYLE
to the best imported WSde
English Prints.
LANCASTER
9-S FrOck plates.
'Hoyles's" Styles.
In PLNKS, PUPPIES and
BUFFS. FW ly equal to
"Hoyle's"Sn shctlt.sl and del
ic0te aUOa'k, and printed on
superior cloth.
Retail Price, rs Cents.
Several entirely Nesu STILES
i1e this fabric are 4eOsC coming
fOrsC0rd.