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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
THROUGH AND DIkEUr koUrE B GrW hkS
PHu.ADELPHIA, BALIIMOkE, II HRlSBC R5i
WlI,IIAMHFOhT AND THE GREAT OIL RE
GION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
LleEanL Sleeping Cars ON al Nisht lrains. oo .
on and after AiuN DAY, SepIe nIber H. 1858, the
trains on the PhilAdelphIa ana Erie Railroad Will
run follOws:- .D,,,D
, All TIP pAIrS teaNe PniIa0e pha. ....l0 A. p Nj
n AL Willamsp Or ........ S.20 A. ri
arrives at Erie. ..,...... ........ 70 Il. Ia.
EpTr, uXPRES- lea yes rhlIAd els 30 a. NJ
N@A'AA1 WilIianIspOrL...... d IS r. LII.
arrives at Eri rie.............. 800 "A. al.
EIMTRa MAIL leaves Pniladel phia.. 500 =. NJ.
WilliamsporE........ 6 2S p NJ.
arrives NJ LUckhaven...... 745 Z. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves EIi 1850 A. M
Williams pOf t.........l0 10 p IA.
arrives at Fhiadel pha 7'01 a. NJ,
EBIE EXPRESS eRyes Erie ,............ 7'e5 f. o.,
- WllliamsporL...... $40 A M,
A" arrives at Philadel Ala. 800 Z. nj.
Mall ard FxpresS connect with Oh Greek anO
Allegheny River Railroad. BAGGAGE ChEuKE ED
ALFRED L. TYLER,
III General superintendent
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J. VAUGHN HEaRIcK, WILLIAM H, hrEaIcx
S0UTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI

SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
~ WASHINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK q SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MAOHINI5T5,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam EnRiuas
fok Land River, and Marine Service
bollers, 9asometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
castings of all kinds. either iron or brass.
Railroad Stations etc 80
Retorts aud Gas Machinery, of tina latest aud moki
improved construction,
Every description Of Plantation Machinery, also
sugar Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans Oh
steam Trains, Defecators Filters Pumping, En'
Rines, etc. I.
Sole Agents for NJ Bnleux's Patent Sugar Boiling
apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, sud
Draining MRchnes- 630l
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Fer further Info cmAtlon apply 70 nu,.o. ..
NO. gl CHESN Ut Street,
CAPT. r. d. MAY,
Contin entail Hotel
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. ll6 MARKET street,
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent Al the Depot.
The Pennsyivanls Railroad Company will not as.
sumo any rick for Baggage, except for Wearing Ap-
parel ano limit theis responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value All Baggage exceeding that amount
In value will be a. the rsk OF the owner, unless taken
by special contract EDWARD III. WILLIAMS,
42s General Superintendent Altoona, Pa,
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
4 TIMORE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE,
eve Depot corner of BROAD Street and WASH.
Inc TON Avenue as follows-
Way y-Man Train al $50 "A. M tSOndayp excepted
Meeting with DelaWare Railroad IS Wilmington for
Crisbeld and intermediate stations.
baltimore and Washington, htopping ~ WIlmington
Perryyille, and HaVre-de-Grsce, COnneola al VIII
ninglon with train for New Castle,
Baltimore WasninEton sleppng At Chester,
Thurlow Lnwood, Claymont w WllmlnKton, Newport
stanton, Newark. Elkton, Norshea3t, CharestoWn,
Edzewoud, ID agnoe, Chase's and StemmerH Run.
Night Express AZ ll3o r n. DAILY LOT Baltimore
Snd WashinSson s'GSp mfnSton' ~ NewarS
orIheast, Perry wills and Hsvre de- Grace.
PasseDgers for Fortresa Monroe Ano Norfolk VIII
'''--' WILMINGTON TRAINS.
shopping At all stations between philadelphia ana
LeaV Philadelphia at HOO A. M, $50, 800, and
JIt p. NJ The 90 p. M Train connecH with Delaware
Railroad for Harrington and inter mediate stations
100 r. M. The $40 A, III. Train VIII not stop bet Ween
Chester and Philadelphia. -, - - -, 49,
The 200 p. "a train nom w Iuns Issty All
FROM BA LIIMOtlE 40 Phll4ADELfhlA.
Leave baltimore 7,26 A M, Msy-nlalG ySo A. ILL.,
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALrIMOkE,
Leaves Baltimore at 725 r M, stopping at Magnona
Iyman's A6erdee9, E1o% Newstk stsntoS
Newport, Wilmington, Claymont Linwood and
Chester. =, ss..,A 80
eoLtb vest may be procured at the Ticket ONCE No.
s?t CHESNUT street, under the Coptinentai hosel
where 30, sste-rooms and berths IN sleeplng cars
can be secured during the day, Persona pnrchsslnS
tick h al ths oth have their baggage checked
at tn eir residence by the Union Transfer company
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vii tnusf ~ al II o'c,oCk noon, ~ the hxnbsrr
r9PLAR sueet. Nos 1903 and l,ii-Tvo b0n....-.
SStBS sfSn 20 e sas 5el Modern ssS R.a
GIEs Nva 40: pivs brown stone Residence
NEW. NO; i25 Modern Kesider os. ei i" ne 'ldencs
PINE No 2C6EStore aud NV Hin" "eS'oence.
ITHHitIEtNlH IL ,southJ, No. 7ts Neat Dwelling
FRANZ FORD Road Nc. 2s45->o-e ana A. Sans. aus.
BARD. No. i21- Brick aud frame pwe,Iain,ng. G,I1i,ng.
tel breiiinss ISouih)' Nos 9ll, 9lS and 9l5-gen
SGIFARD Avenue No. ls9S-etore and Dwelling
s Sh1 81 II HI L eEal stone Roside ace uoacA
SHItNLT I nlLL-Frsme Dwelling and Iarso
NJ f hO1 H. ~ KS tohn, @on,gomery County, Pals ~
LLLswokIH. No. l225-CotaEe.
ON 1Oe Ri near Eighth ana Arch and
FIFTEhNrIJ, Twenty first ward-La-ge In.
TWELFTH (eouthl, No. 2oS-Carpenter sbon mn,
FIFTH (south), No. 8la-Moder, Residence
cAnMIAS, nsI,S,P = 90 % %2Sl5-B!lek Dwelling. dwellings,
For account o. whom it may s'S oaScstn yesT;
and Top sRgG RalSsa Of sS Hsn.
CO.. with three over cue COUPONS attached ana ooAi
Sei9e S"aad aad FE 2as% SGpSs ssa
ishaEe Acadsmy Of Fine Arts.
shares %s ehesssr ss s1d Pha
Sshares Corn EXCHANGE Bank. 'N'
iCshS1es shares PsnSs; s!eel Co. par sOO
ss TsT%Ss GCTpsy National Bank
For Other Acc UNITS.
3 shares Acads my of Music with ticket
share Point Breeze Park.
$50 shares Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph.
AZ 2shares Central TRANSPORTATION Co.
Sl50O Pbiladelp pha and Baltimore central r. r. O.,
9shares Pnils. and Southern Mail Steamship co.
4Oshares Kensington National tnk.
1O shares COmme ercal National Bank,
"a shares Western Bank. ......
IL shares Bank of Commerce.
16 shares Southwark Bank.
shares Consolidation B Ank
so shares Central National Bank.
share Mercantile Library.
share Philadelphia Library.
125 shares American Anti. Incrustation Co.
500 North PenBs, lvan'a Railroad, 1Oper cent
s3O00 Phila elpbia and Erie 6 per cent. .
80 shares Reliance Insurance Co.
Catalogues ready. mo
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In Detroit all the police court fines are
devoted to public library.
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TNAST FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
u PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 10 Wilkes
barre Mahanoy City, Mount Carmel, Oentralia, and
All points ON Lehigh Valley Railroad and It's
branches ,, -,
enabled TO give Increased despa ch TO merchandise
Consigned To the above named points.
Goods delivered Cat the through Freight Depot,
n. T. corner of FROST and NOBLk Streets,
Before r NJ, will reach Wilkesbarre nount Carmel
Mahanoy CITY and the other stations In Mahanoy and
Wyoming valleys before II A. M. of the succeeding
day ITNl ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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~ d. McCLEES d co. AUCTICEEERg
". No. SOD NAL KEr Street. ia
SALE OF l70O GASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRO JAMS.
BA LMOkALS, ETC.
Will be sold by catalogue,
On Monday Morning,
Nov. 9. at 10 0oclOck, 1900 cases mems boys, and
you hS boots, shoes, Drogans, balmoT u 8, etc.
Also, large assortmenS of ladies', misses, and
ChilOre IS CitN made goods. III 9t
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CLAFK Il LVANS, AUCTIONEERs, NO. 6s
~ CH kSN ca Street.
VIII sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening"
large voice Blank cts, Bed Spreads Dry Goods,
Cloths, CRtsimeres Ii osiery, Stationery, Taoie and
Pocket cutlery Hoions, etc.
City and country erchants will find bargains
Terms cash. -.
Goods packed free of charge 92
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FALL TIME, TAKING EEFE0T SEPT. 49, 1885,
leave the IL pos, At 4 Ii RJY- / hST AK III
Streets, NhiCn ls Reached directly by. the MarK-t
street CARS Tue iAst car Connecting with train
leaving Front ana arket streets tniry minutaa
tore iIs departure. The Cnesn aud Wanut streets
cars run within one square OF the Depot
On SundRys-Ihe Market Street cars leave Front
and Market streets In"tyhve minutes before the de-
psrture OF esOh train.
the Ticket office n. W. corner NinIh aud Chestnut
Agents OF me Union Transfer COMPANY will call
Tor aud denver baggage the depot Orders left at
No. 9Ul Ohesnut acct, or NO. l6 Market Street, will
'oOei'e TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ
Mall Trai bOO A, M,
Paoi UdaIion, 40 30 a. ~, 90 and 10 p.
East ~ A. M
Erie Express. ~ a. Nj,
Harrisburg $50
Lancaster accommodation. 4UU r. M.
ParkeSbuTg 0'3O 4, Nj.
Clnc1nnsIl ls1pI Iess oUU z NJ.
Erie Mall ana bunal0 EXPRESS W r NJ.
Philadelphia Express 10 Night.
Erie Mail leaves daily, except sunday, running TO
Nilllamsport only Saturday right. On Suud W night
passeD gers Will leave Philadelphia az ~ O'Clock.
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All otner trains
The Wsstern AccSmmodatlon Train runs daily ex.
cent sunday. For this train tickets must be pro-
cured bsggage delivered by 500 p NJ, at No. 1l8
MAI TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT, vIz:-
CinCinL 6ti Express 40 a. M.
Phiadeit hia tx press. 10 A. M,
PaOlI Accommodation 20 " a. ~ fuSnu ~ r "a.
Erie All and buiIalo 10 A. N.
Park es purg Train A. M.
East 80 A.
Lancaster oo < M
Erie lU
Day Ex xpress. ~ T. M,
AppD II.
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JOHN s. WILSON,
pENMsYLYANlA CENTRAL RA1RoAD.

iO2slOtrp General Through Freight Agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

MAINE MEDICAL AssocIATIoN.-A semi an
nual meeting of~tfe Maine Medical Assocfa-
ton will be held at Wintrop hall, Augusta, on
Wednesday next, at II O'clock A. VI. Il is an
important meeting, and it is TO be hoped that
the members of the profession viii attend
in very large numbers. Among the import
ant objects to be-brought fyrward are,the es-
adjustment OF General Hospital, the pub
fishing of the transactions Of the Association
by the State, and the passage of a bill by the
Legislature providing for the Obtaining Of
bodies foi dissection, in lawful manner. These
measures, which win all be of utility to the
public, will be discussed and efforts will be
made TO promote their success Let every reg
ular practitioner in the State be present if pos
sible. .
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ID 4AI4HItfL
Political Notes.


Baron Won Gcrolt having received his ere.
dentials as Minister Of the North German
Confederacy, WILDE presented in that capacity
to the President on Friday next. a., a.
The friends of Minister Hale have sent him
kilograms by cable advising him not to resign
the mission to Spain, as requested by Secretary
Seward, Until he learns by mail of the situa-
ton here.
Washington dispatches say that Senator
Fessen3en made an able speech Wednesday,
in favor Of Mr.. Thomas, Senator elect from
Maryland, being allowed to take his seat Mr.
Trumbul Is on the same side, and it is thought
that the influence of these Senators will settle
the question ia favor of Mr.. Thomas. ... -....
Ohio is going thoroughly through all the
laws Of the State, inserting the word white
in its statutes, TO spite Congress and the Re-
with great qualification" Natchez paper
announces the arrival of "that illustrious rep
ieeeiita'lV OF the south, Jefferson Davis s
We are occasionally reminded by reports in
obscure corners of the New York dailies that
the convention to frame q Constitution for
that State is still in session ina lbany.., nd
AN exchangels severe ON G. Chauneey Bnrr
the eminent and eloquent, advocate of "a
white mans government" 1t saws the Ola
Guard for this month has appeared with nor
trait of the editor, or what we took to be sncb
until we read under it Monaghan. Is that
his name?" ..-..,,--. ESQ
Rev. T. *. Beecher gives the following ex-
preston to an undoubted fact: The less a
MIN knows, the more liquor nc drinks, the and
more determined he is to make this "a white
mans government" .t. .....r. I,... fe.t.s.I
The Washington correspondent of the
springfield Republican predicts that the new
reconstruction bill will rest in the Senate, till
a'ter the Alabama election. If Alabama gets
ING Congress the bill may not be taken up.
mere is q strong feeling upon this measure ON
both sides The Democrats claim thar II win
destroy the Republican party. but the sn,id
vote, Tuesday afternoon, shows that the pa.
publcans of the House are not alarmed ON
that point. .IrF I.sI4ls al a5lIw ul .aa-4.r.
Secretary Stanton is to address a Repul,-
Aoan meetiog in Cooper Institute Feb.S.
.. -.F ... ID o .r.Ia moi q. # IILfH'a .-Hl.
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- PERIoDroALs.-The Atlantic Monthly ant
Our Young Folks for February have been re-
ceived at the book stores of Bailey & Noyes ,ant
II. L. Davis, Exchange street; Short & Loring
corner Of Free and Centre streets; G. r. CHS
holm & Brother, No. 3O7 Congress street, ant
at the Grand Trunk depot. Also at the sehoo
book, music and periodical store of e. G. An
drews, No. SO Centre street; the periodical de
pot of Messrs. Fessenden Brothers, Lancaste
Hall, ami at the fancy store of w. ID. Robinson
Exchange street. -a.tH-1h
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WHILE THE LAMP HOLDS OUT TO BURN,
there is a chance for restoration of health, If
therefore, the constitution has been weakened
by disease or excess-the nerves shattered
the stomach weakened the appetite gone, and
all the world appears gloomy-pour some
fresh oil into your lamp, in the shape of plan.
tation Bitters, which will make the flame Of
life again burn brightly, and illuminate a once
wretched existence. For ladies it is an ele-
giant and gentle stimulant, exactly such as
they require. Many families will not be with
out it. 1t has an immense sale throughout the
urorld Efg0T1 sim SGO=~~sAxs2 70 4
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet arti
cle-superior to Cologne, and at half the price
ra jan112wSsw2w laa adt 20 a@'eS 'Ra'Sl e 5r
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0sThc Lewiston & p oisoIn inay Case.

a =
LEWISTON, Jan. %, 1868.
Tothe Editor Of the Press: Ah 5H' 5't5l Ni'A 's'
Though the case of the State Constables vs..
Charles Ingalls, has not been concluded, yet
there are indications that the whole affair will
turn out farce. 1t is in evidence that ingalls,
told the Constables he had poisoned the liquor
which they had seized; and this he will prob
ably not deny. But how if it should turn out
that there was no poison, that ingalls, said what
it is in evidence he did say, only for the sake
of frightening the Constables? That is the
way there are indications it win turn out In
the persons fthe twp who thought themselves
poisoned, and exhibited such marked symp-
toms of the effects, we shall then have new
examples showing the power of imagination.
But we shall know the conclusion of the whole
matter next week.. -5.yg44 IN uafg Isl
The hearing in the Verrill case, for new
trial, is appointed for next Monday. '' '-e-
#HH# i.
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MARRIED.

In this city, BY joseph Reed, Esq, Sylvanus Z.
Hamilton, OF Portland, and Miss Fannie Nash, OF
Harrington. $685. htH t-.H" tA "'
In Bridgton Jan. %. by Rev. Geo Lewis, Gusta-
Yus Smith, Esq. OF South Natiek, Mi, s., and Miss
Lizzie M, daughter OF L0tbrop Lewis, ESQ, lot b.
In Roekport Jan. 4, by Rev. VIM. G.. Brown, John
f. Maddox and Miss Sarah II. Cotton both OF Dam
In Union, Jan. 2. Alonzo L. Farrow and Olevia A
Hoch, both of Washington. gt sHt. yin t.H
In Rockland, Jan. IL, kmslev A. Swift, Thomas
ton, and Mrs. Hannah NJ. Tolman, OF West Camden
In Appleton. Jan. l, Charles A. Meservey and
Mrs. Melvina Prescott ..a-'a
IL Appleton, Dec, IS, Jas. A. Wentworth, OF A.
aud Susan X. SweetDand. OF Searsmont. i.iIA
In Camden. Dec 81, Gershom H. Clifford of Rock
land. and oiissa NJ. Brewster, Of C. r. Iop1if1
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ARREsTs.-rhes police yesterday arrested
three young, two belonging in this city and
one in Gorham, for obtairipg goods under
false pretences. 1t appears that the one from
Gorham had by false representations obtained
half dozen barrels of 'feur, and the Portland
boys assisted him in disposing of it. They
were alllocked up. - -
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= - = = =
HofeI Pronrierars.

Hotel proprietors who are subscribers to the
names and the pay for one years subscription
to the office, can have their name, the name
and location of their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HoTEL Directory
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without charge. f.ft 8Hy ~.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

M. L. AID. Ashworth, Esq, will read selee-
tons from Shakespeare and other authors, be-
fore the Association on Saturday evening, Jan
Is, 1868, after which the following resolution
|. will be discussed: ..,.s ,s..E hsrsIty.E l.-
ReSoIoed, That school books should be fur
mis- he'd the children of our free public schools
at the expense of the city in its corporate ca
pacity. " Fl FAD 81. .,f.. n .Ts3.
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ARoosTooK COUNTY

The Houlton Pioneer says the past three OF
weeks have been very favorable for lumber
to make smooth bottom is what they want
90 We learn from the Pioneer that on Satur-
day night last, the clothing establishment of
Patrick Sweeney in Houlton wasibgoken open
and goods to the aniount OF about filtyi dol
lars stolen. On Sunday morning search was
made on the premises of one Robert Boyd, the
stolen goods found, and Robert FURNISHED with
ACCOMMODATIONS in the iail. - IN
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Errors of Youth.

gentlemen who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indisc retion, will offhe sake at suffering
humanity. send free TO all who need il, the recipe
and directions Tor making the, simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertiser experience, can do By addressing
la perfect confidence. ..HasI. H :. ~
JOHN b. OGDEN, =.Ir.s g.
1y30sNw No. AZ Cedar ST. New York.
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State News.
3ANDnoscoeGIN COUNTY q n I,

- The Lewiston Journals says j ohm Blanchard
who came to that city from Danyiile, q. e,
( and whose relatives are supposed to be in the
vicinity of Boston, died january 18th, at the
house Of Mrs Miquelon, with whom he beard
cd. The man was about sixty years OF age
of any of his relatives they are desired to
communicate with Mrs. Miquelon. 81 : -
Quite an addition to the-Aadroscoggin Nat
ural History Society, says the journal, will be
the stuffed skin of a splendid Carbon. The
animal was killed in Penobscot county, and
is one of the largest ever seen in Maine
weighing nearly three hundred pounds -
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The FISHING Busrsrss4A meeting is to be

The FISHING -BUsIyEss.-A meeting is to be
held tomorrow Saturday evening at the
Board of Trade Rooms of all persons inter
ested in the fish business, for the purpose of
electing delegates to the "Cod Fishermen's
Convention" to be held in Boston on the 2Sth,
and to adopt such measures as may be deemed
necessary for the best interests of those en-
gagged in the business. 1t is to be hoped that
all interested will make it point to attend
the meeting. -'3'.s -.--'iA a.N .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24
AMERICA AGAINST England

American Company Toilet soaps.
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET s. PALM
sThese popular Soaps arp made from the cholcesl
materials. very richly perfunIed, warranted not only
equal bnt superior to the English, and 90 per cent
cheaper. They are superseng all foreign toilet Soaps
in tn market, as is wei known hat since their in
Production The demand for the latter has talcn of
fully one half. Manufacture ed only bv a@
a. MckEONE, VAN HAGEN & CO.
Dec. l8.weowsN PhiladelphIa and Now York.
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Batclieiarts Hair Dye.l

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
The only tre and perfect DYe-H lrmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. Nodisanp ,nfmenf.@ No ridiculous
unts. Reme'tieS the i'll effects Bad DYES lnyig-
crates and leaves the hair sofa AMI beautiful Gidceor
6T0Dh. Sold by ali Druggists and Pertumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory IL Bond
street, New York. ilnf4sNdiy
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May be obtained at the Periodical Depots oil Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot, and on the train
g. NJ. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester DEPOT,
AT BiddetLrd, OF Pillsbury Bros
AT Saco OF j, S. Locke.
AT Brunswick, of w. K. Fields
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter. u.
At Gorham of News Agent Q ~
+ AT Bath of j. o. Shaw. = ri FfH t1@-H
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Oriental Detersiye SOAP.

This is decidedly the hest and greatest labor
ing Soap in the world. 1t is made upon prin-
cipie and warranted to give entire Satisfaction Ons
pound OF 10 will go as far as three OF any other fam
lily soap. Clothes need no boiling very little hand
dIed thousand families are now using II
- For sale by dealers everywhere
81. Manufacured only by ftGtAlf&VTstaA
~ McKEONE, VAN HAAGEN & co,
de, 25 w13teowsN Philadelphia and New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

Turncr's Tic DOuloureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a sate,s certain and SPEEDY
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
In very short time Neuralgia In the face or bend
Is utterly banishedin few hours. No form ofnerv-
Gus disease withstands It's magic influence. 1t has
The unqualified approval OF many eminent physi-
eians u contains nothing iiursus to the most del
icate SYSTEM Sold everywhere Sent on recent OF
81 and two postage stamI s.-TURNER & CO., l2O
fremont Street. Boston, Mass proprietors ~ Z
I For sale by w. +, Phillips 81 Co., Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

AMERICAN HOUSE.
D Washburn NLiv rm'eA NJ Taylor, Skowhegan
Chas Stackpole, Boston D E varney, Buxton
ordway, W Bethel X Gates, Boutwell, Ontario
c Jewell, Gorham Nh I Stevens, do g
Thos Mason, Southport c Jordan, Auburn
S Z Goodwin, Fairfield Ut W Spring. Hiram
G G Fairbanks, Rowdoi'mW R Howe, So Paris
M Blanchard, LewistonF kinney, Augusta
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