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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is The best in the world.
The only tr le and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous No dsapp ,inlment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects oi Bad DYES Invia-
crates and leaves the hair SOFT and beautiful Mlcs
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory is Bond
street, New York. jan1isNdly
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MR.. GEO. @. ROBINSON and Madam Fowle
are now in New York selecting neac styles and
new goods. ap1Sd3t
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, April Q. rs Curtis, OF Bath, and
Sarah W. Badger, OF Bruns'gic
In Bo xdoinhan. April u, John o. Curtis and
EmeliIe w. Graves. a. aA&E +A-
Z In Jay, April 4, s. W. Reed and Miss s. Louisa
Macomber. GA rrrr- ~ HF
In Lew ton April Is, Chas. Fl. Bradeen and Miss
Filenia A. Woodward.
In Wells, April 5, George N. winn and Martha l.
Smith,
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GET some of that wonderful Cement now at
the Inventors Exchange, No. 2O9 Congress
street. - ap18dtf
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DR., RoBINsoN.-Our citizens will rejoice to
learn that DR.. Robinson is slowly imp owing
from the paralytic attack he had about ten
days since. Hla- l1sT-- ssE
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T HE PR ESS. .
Tuesday Morning. April 81, 1853.

ia First Page to-day-Alto Velo; How
Democratic Mliorities are Made; The Tyrant
Butler Varieties.
Fourth Page-The Witch Tower, by j. A.
Alden; A Humbug, How it Looks; Slimu-
ants, The New Literary Ladies' Club.
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To Holders OF Government Bonds
AND OTHER .,.'
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,

4U stare ST., B Ost0n. $500 .-.s
LEE, HIGGINSON & Co, offer tor REM. Safes
inside their Vaults at rates from 500 to S100 per
annum. They also offer TO receive, on Special Depos-
it, as ',lecs. securities OF persons living in the
cou try OF trtveng abroad, Officers of the Army
AM Nav, NJ lsteIs OF Vesseis and OF iers Circulars
containing full particulars forwarded application
to HENRY LEE, Manager.
Boston, Mar 10, 1s6S.-sNeodSw1y N 'T
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Portland and Vicinity


ENTERTAINMENT ooLUMN.
Deering Hall-Theatre.
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
Adjourned Lecture-Dr. Bennett.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Brick House and Stable-E M. Patten & Co.
Dry and Fancy Goods-C. w. Holmes.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dry Goods-Davis, Chapman g. Haskell.
Liverpool Salr-E. G. Willard.
New system Book-h eel ing P. Duff & Son.
Boy Wanted-f Frost.
Sviacu>e ealt-E. G.. Willard.
swine for Sale-W. A. Darrell.
House Tor Slew. II. Jerris.
For Sale or to Let.
Boy Wanted
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IMPORTS.

CARDENAS. Brig f. Kelley-356 hhds IS ties
mOlasses TO j Brown & Sons.
ca NINA Ola hhds 81 ties molasses, to j 3
Brown s. Sons
SAGUA Brig Proteous-520 hhds 81 ties molasses
to hurchll BROWNS x Manson, s tc 6 kegs honey
to las Carter. 4o g5.E std 80 -
! Sch Soutnerner-297 hhds 80 ties molasses "a hhds
sugar, to e hurchill q Co. a faf3a Ia1 at if-s
HAVANA. Sch Nellie Bowers-381 hhds mo'as-
SEES 100 boxes sugar, to 7 Machn; So boxes sug4r.
TO order. ll.l4 W. 81 IT
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The New Jerusalem Church,

The new church of the Swedenborgian So
ciety, that is to be dedicated tomorrow at
O'Clock P NJ, is one of the finest structures
that has gone up in this city for two years.
The interior, as we'll as the exterior o this fine
building, presents architectural beauty that
will always rank it among the first churches
in the State. 1t is pleasantly located on the
extension of High street, with nothing at
present to break the view to the West and
North that is always so BEAUTIFUL and interest
ing from this point 1t is 81 feet in length,
81 IL feet wide, and is OF the Romanesque
style of architecture. There are two broad
entrances, -one through the tower on the
Western corner, and one by the Entrance
Porch on the Eastern side. The into rior is
fitted up with great taste and splendor, being
finished with ash, which is susceptible of a
very high polish and when oiled shows rich
ness of grain not equaled by any other
wood The ceiling is frescoed in oil colors, and
back of the preachers desk is a painting of
the ascension of Christ, by Schumacher, which
shows high degree of talent in this art. Be-
tween each window are scriptural quotations
with beautiful designs in fresco. The light is
softened by stained glass from Cooks manu-
factory of Boston. The galleries are reached
from Doth the tower and the porch. There are
two large, pleasant retiring rooms, one ON each
side of the pulpit, which are well lighted and
comfortably furnished.
The audience room now has all its furniture
in, and here again there is good display OF
taste. The pews seats have green cushions
of deep shade, and the floor is covered with
a rich crimson and black Grecian figured car
pet. The preachers desk is covered with pur-
pie plush. The wood work of this, the recep-
ticle for the Bible, and the communion table
is heavily carved, and was executed by Mr.
| Walter johnson. On the front OF the raised
part of the desk is the scriptural quotation,
"Feed my Sheep" in block letters. In the
altar are two splendid chairs from the furni-
tnre warerooms of Walter Corey & Co.
In the basement is the vestry, with circle
room, kitchen, &C., all well lighted and
planned with every convenience
This church was planned by F. 81. Fassett,
the well known Architect of this city, and was
built by W. H. Stewart. For both of these
men it speaks well. as it seems to be perfection
in its proportion and beauty, while in the con-
struction there has been no small display OF
genius.
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The Empire Chart !
/. 49, FOR CUTTING
The American Yoke Shirt I

Ihe Onty Perfect Fitting Shirt IN The World.
THE necessity tor a reliable Chnrt for cutting
= Mems and Bows SHIRTS has long been FIT BY
every one. A ba fitting Shir. cause more ann Y.
ance to he wearer than any other Carmen. worn =
aid at the same time causes more trouble and al K
letv Oh The pat of those unfortunate wives and
mothers Who either FROM choice motives OF eeono-
nv, undertake to cut and make that garu cut with
out proper pattern CHAT. And IL is well Known
shat good II ting shirt Is OF the most difficult
articles Ct Construct aud consequently one OF the
rarest things TO be formed. Every lazy KIN VS. q Is
10 her cos , ami has loug appIecated the necessity
which ca isls some reliable means by wAeu ,his
evil may be r me i ii.
In view OF this ne sity the AMERICAN YOKE
SHIRT COMPANY, OF Boston, have determined
10 give to tie comm My the benefit OF tleiT xleri-
en,e, anu offer Tor that purpose the
EMPIRE CHART.
This CHAT is Simne, Cheap, Durable. and IN
every way perfectly reliable.
ANY one who can read can unders and n n. a
glance and can without any fur her inslruron ira,
that furnished by the Chart itsel., cut a
PERFECT FITTING SHIFT
...r OF any Size or shape.
y-Its cos. is less than what many establishments
charge tor mse pate n, and is in every way MORE
RELIABLE AND ACcURATE.
Price Of SiDgle Chart, $500.
liberal deduct on will be made to the trade
Agents wtnted in every town IN The United States.
L, ade Circular sent on receipt OF stump.
money ov Draft Post file Order Express, or in
hegs ert lie ter, may be sent al our risk.
- Charts sent es on reee pit OF prlee.
SCmmunieations NAV be idfessfd 10
7J4a j. VI. JORNSON, GenI Agent,
apr17d1w n 23Sk Congre s Portland, Me.
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Moth Patches, Freckle, aud Tan.
The only reli' BILE remedy for those brown dscolor-
atoms ON tie ace is Perry's Moth and Freckle Lo-
ton Prep1red only by DIR. B. q. Perry. 40 rond
St, New York. sold everywhere mar2ld& w6msN
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FOR SALE

"A but one Sc ION. Enquire of y
q. y. TALBOT, No II Clamps Clock.
April 17-dSt Congress st,
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Business Items.

s. LEATHER at auction. See advertisement of
f. O. Bailey
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ITCH! q ITCH!! TCH!!!a
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH 20

III HUIH 10 20 80 HOurS, N n ~" .
WhentOn's Ointment cures he Itch. - I'd
= hc8 toms DIN men cures Salt Gsheum.
Wbeaten's Ointment cures letter.
Whent0u,- OintnHent cures Bas hers lteh
" heafon's Ointment cures Every Kind
of Hummer like Magic.
Price. 80 cents a box; by mail, so cents. Address
WEEKS 6 POTTER, No. ITO Washington Street.
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 26. eod&w1v w - rsa
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1T is WITH

1T is WITH - ET a 81
earnest and decided pleasure
that the proprietor of No. 266 Con. begs leave to
state to the enlightened portion of the people of Port
l'n that he is in ;ept of his Introductory CARGO
for the season. And the many-very many disnl :
pointed apple ants lot late SO and seeming
ly so anxious for tile SUBSCRIBERS CoALl will
rejoice greatly therea, information generally de-
manded, knowledge so absolutely usetnl, although
late conveyed. JOS. III. POOR.
April 16, 1868. dtfsn tr "a. Is. L. t.7sa
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

Boston, Mass.
The very in portant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been made in this popular no
tel, the largest New En- Gland, enables the prOprl-
etors 10 offer % Tourists, Families, and the Travel
ing Public, accommodations AMI convcniences supe
rior to any other Hotel in the city, During the past
summer additions have been made of numerous
suites of apartme W III bathing T cms,
closets, &C., ATTACHED; OF TUFTS magnificent pas
ssnger elevators, the best nstruci ed, conveys
guests to the upper story of the house in minute
the entries have been newly and richly carpeted
Reforms b d. making lin all is appointments, equal
to any no: el n The country. -t- ~ aaf-frl
Telegraph Once, billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first floor. ~ sgEsErsar.- goa
C..A LEWIS RICE & SON, Proprietors.
Feb. l. 1868. ib4-eo63m sN
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Az goth. barques Beneaetor, Berry, Yokohama;
La Hlgnena, from Marseilles.
NoRWICH-Ar Ist, sch Gen Marion. Torrey, i'm
,PRoVlDENCE-Ar 18th, schs Nellie Doe Ryder,
lax Sd ony lie hudson. Merrill, and Ruth Thomas,
Sid 18th sch Globe Deering, New York.
pror,,.poo On port lslh hs SAWYER Reed,
rro Si ,r Philadelphia Pilot ash, Rockland
ivr new York; Free Wind Frsbic, fn Portland Tor
do; Henre Ia Clark, Bockport Tor Norfolk: Union
Flag Maloney, Providence Tor Bueksvllle SO: PS
Lin1sey. EmeTy, .tland tor New York; New Zsa-
land, Cook, Rockland tor do.
part o. the above were getting under way
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 17th. scbs Clara Bell Stur-
ges, from philadelphia Ion Boston Maggie Weaver
Weaver, Portland Tor fhiladelI q.
s1iled, brg Z Il kieh; schs humboldt Bound
ODE, Abby Weld. " lille Perry Redington. Oneco,
E l. Gregory, Gen Meade, rachel Seaman, Lldorado,
Ar 18th. sch j ri Hopkins, Rich, Georgetown. JC,
tor Roekland.
:, NEW BeDFoRD-Ar 10Th inst, sch Willie Perry,
BosToN-Ar 18th, barque Western Sen, Harding,
oo 3,Ie; Al Susan Center, DAVIS Gloucester.
so Su tstn baIqne Ada Carrier, Kenney, Matanzas;
Branch, Whitaker. Ellsworth
,cb Tr rs PrE hn Qnxots Hassel, Marseesi
Below. orig II Rich. from Palermo
Cos; Devereux Clark Charleston r,atehays
I.unt. Cox! Spring schs Vernal Perry, Chelttnen,
Davd Faust; Lori ise nl w, tysret Ever
lula Newell Mcintire do IL G. Bird .oues 6altl-
more; Martha hichol Small Philadelphia
Cid zOlh. lar ue III Stetson, seal, Cicnfue2os;
brlgs Faustina. Patterson, Sagua: Tangier smith,
Bangor sch Henriet a, Chandler. Portland.
| SALEM-Ar 1%ti. sch Olive Branch, Whitaker,
| Boston tor Ellsworth.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 18th. steamtug Robt j Getty,
Sherman, New York To- Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cid at liverpool I'd inst, ship John Clark, LetOur-
Ar at do 18TH inst, ship Chanc sllor. JONES' Mobile
ADV 18th. ships Am ampbell, Curling, Tor 4; q.
| ton 18th Irons des, Merrill, for New York oh
barque Nettie Meri imam, Rollins Tor do II tn.
Ar at Queenstown 4tlI inst, barque Talavcra, Car
yer, Huenos Ayres.
AT al Cardif % inrt ship Gen shepley. DnsmOre,
Rotterdam. tA
Ar at Glasgow t7th inst, steamship St David, from
New York
At Mansanillo 27th ult, brig Omaha. TOothaker,
for New York.
| at Arroyo 18th inst, hrigs Richmond, Powers, Tor
| New Yorh 10 days; Allston, Sawyer tor New Lon
don 10 DAYS; sch Saxon, Cassidy tor New York in
uays. and Others
AR at Neuvitas prev 70 9TH inst, brig San Carlos,
Parker, New YORK. &.
Ar at Havana nth inst barque Chattanooga, Free
man Charleston.
Ar at Matanzas 10th inst. bar,rue w Grifiths,
Drnmmond, New York; brig lie houghton. Nor
| ton, Portland.
Sid I'M Cardenas 10Th inst, brig Alice starrett,
Ar at Haiax lsth inst. sch Addie P Simpson,
| Matthews, New York.
| VS@ SPOKEN.
March "a lat ~, Ion 90 ship Daniel Webster, from
Liverpool for New York
April, lat A. 30 Ion 81 Is, ship Calcutta, from
| Charleston for Liverpool.
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W pS, very respectfully
mt,
j. l.. CHAMBERLAIN.

The LAMoILLE VALLEY RAILRoAD-This
important link in the Portland & Ogdensburg
road is being pushed forward with an energy
that is extremely creditable to the people OF
Vermont. The st. John bury Caledonian of
last week published the following extract from
communication in reply to a letter of in
quiry: .--.. ..... ....s
take pleasure in giving you the result of
the acton OF towns i'll Lamoille Valley, and
probable result OF the remaining towns along
the line. Towns already voted and given the
list, are as follows:-Walden, $4,000; Green's
boro, Sl8 600; Hardwick. 100000; Wolcott.
$4,000; Elmore, $4,000; Morrlstown. $4,000:
Hydepss5k, $50 900; Join, on, $4,000; " alter
vile, $4,000; Bakersfield, SIS OO0 Sheldon.
$4,000; Hghgate. $550O0;- total amount al,
ready raised, $4,000. Not yet voted. but an
d0abted,y Will. are the following: -Cambr;doe.
SO 900: Woodbury., S12O00 Craftsbury. St0.,
0UO; Eden, $12 600; Belvidere, $1,000; Fairfield.
S65,0O0; Fletcher SIS 900; Swanton, $4,000;
total, $4,000. This will make the round sum
raised by town aid OF S745,000. Private sub
scriptions will put this up TO $4,000 or $780,
600. n - 49,
You can put implicit confidence in the La
noble Valley, and can rest assured that this
end of the line will come up to their REQUIRE
ments openly, boldly and gladly. "Spunky La
noble" is determined to have the road.
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ALBION DINING Rooms, III Federal st. For
ladies and gentlemen. Orders served quietly
and promptly. To-day, an old fashioned boil
ed dinner with beets, carrots, turnips and cab
bagr, all nicely cooked, Also, roast beef and
chicken pie. Come in early if you would
avoid the rush. A specially made of beef
steaks the very best in town.
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JOHN A. Poor,
A ID. LOCKWOOD,
III. HAMLIN.

STATE OF MAINE, Executive Department.,
AUGUSTA, March 81, 1868.
Hon. John A. Poor Portland: Ae iEs
My Dear Sir,-Your favor of the 18th in
slant, which has been delayed by being for
warded to me at various places, is now before
me. The intention OF the resolve was I'M
doubleday to provide for the publcationof the
result of your commission without looking to
any extension OF the survey properly SO called,
Indeed, the language with which the resolve
begins is, The photographic Survey having
terminated, which assumes that the active
duties Of the commission are at an end. The
appropriation is intended to cover your ac-
count now pending flor amount of which ]
have this day signed warrant in your favor)
and the expenses of a person to superintend
the publication Of your report with its accom-
panying documents.
The report proper is in the hands of the
p D5er>, who were instructed at the earliest
moment practicable TO print, forwarding proof
10 you. The gentlemen of the committee who
had the photographic Survey under consider
alton, We're exceedingly graf; fed with the
progress and general result of your commits
sou. They felt that enough had already been
gathered to serve immediate uses, and propos-
ell to make the mot of the materials YOU have
given us before proceeding with the survey OF
tine ba>ins, &c. va
l suppose, therefore, they regard the ocork of
the commission as Practically, for the present,
al all END. You will naturally, there lore, de-
sire TO Sc, your report through the press, ard
10 that exten 4, l tIust, will allow us TO consid-
er your commission as Still in existence, 1
can most warmly Congratulate your commits
sion on the remarkable success OF your labors.
for which the State will be much Indebted.
l have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
Il T. GuAATpEDr
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SPOK EN-.

March "a, lat AZ, Ion 20, ship Daniel Webster from
Liverpool for New ork
April \, lat A. 80 Ion 81 Is, ship Calcutta, from
Charleston for Liverpool.
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Bookkeeping.

ELEGANTLY PRINTED IN COLoRS BY HARP
Err & BR ,THLR NEW YOkk.
pp. 400 C, own Svo., $3.75. Posta So cts.
THE first American WORK that fully illustrates
L the accoul.ts'of - p --f
MEK HANT<, RAILROADS,
HANUFALTURERS, Ma ioN Il Is ANKS. and
JOINT Stuck COMP'YS, PRIVATE sANKERS,
"Uhdoubelly the NEST elaborate and caIeu.ly
prepared text ook upon Bookkeeping accessible 10
the NATURALIZATION Journal
at has brOuILt Bookkeeping to Per lcton BAL
5imore American.
'lnclu es all tie latest improvements Rich
mond Wig.
altogether a remarkable book."-Phialelphia
City lem.
"Leaye' nothing further to be ircd."Philadel-
phla Ledger
"rhe most complete treaties extant."-st. Louis
REPUBLICAN. H|
1T, e most perfect now before the public Alba
ny Express.
ST may be the salvation of many bushes, men ~
Jewish Messenger.
All q ess Improvements are now in our standard
course OF business elel'i taught Tor IS ysaI in
Dufs Mere ntiie College Of tlStuTg, P.Lh'a by
Toe best practi al bust accountants In america.
Our new l6 pa &c double quarto descriptive circul #,
containing the Iolege ieIms, tie report VI a om-
mtee the Chamber Of Commerce OF New York on
tue ABOVE W rk, tao smile eng ayings Of cur Pen.
mans wiring, silver medals, &C., M lied nee. Adj
dress DUFF q Sun l'itsburg. Henn'a.
April 2l. dStSwlw t..r-s .r4 af|I ,rlrt s.
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PER1oDIcALs.-Godey's Lady Book for May
has been received at the bookstores of Bailey
& Noyes and II. L. Davis, Exchange street;
Short & LOring, corner of Free and Centre
streets; G. R. Chisholm & Brother, No. 9O7
Congress street,and at the Grand Trunk depot.
Also at the school book, music and periodical
store of E. G. Andrews, No. 36 Centre street;
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall, and at the fancy
store of w. D. Robinson. Exchange street. ~
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FROM MERCHANTS EyouANt
DISASTERS.

Brig lsola, which criven ashore on the flats at
Galveston in October last has been got of after great
labor and expense, and lowed in;p deep water. Hen
rigging is uninjurei, and her hull is tight She vii
lodu Tor I'll, erpool. ~ 81 4
Ihul. day night and had boat s.oye and sustain
ed other Damage. %
Br brig Geo trump, formerly the Ben Dunning
from Darien for Montey deo which rut into Dermu-
da in distress, has been condemned and sold 10.
Gg25 40 r-- 81. "a. $50 =
Sch Sarah. of Rocklaud, from Rondout for Bath,
with cement was run into aud sunk at New Haven
on the nlght of the 10Th. - - -
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FROM OUR coRREspoNpENr J

IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT
B0OTHBAY. April 15-Ar, s:hs FL, ing Arrow,
Work, Addison tor New Yor, Amanla lLam~on.
Cutler Ior do. Only SON. Farnum Portland: silver
Lake. Reed, Baltimore Tor Bangor, Lire, Watel-
house, Providence ior Bangor u EspT aT
FIoW MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
!. Ar at Phila lelphia goth, brig Merriwa, Water
house. Sagua, DAYS. .- .-. .---.- a.
sPoKES- lat SO 30, Ion 70 90 brig Titcomb,
from Boston Tor Matanzas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DODD'S NERVIN-E

AND INVIGORATOR!
This Medicine is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. SleeplPssness, 1fritabilty,
1oss OF Energy Loss OF Appetite, Dyspe psia, Con
'upa ION, local Weakness pnd a general failing 81
the mental and bodily functions are the common in
ucaton OF Nervous Disease. DOdd's Nervine and
lnvGorator is complete specific tor all troubles
1t Is also the BEST as it is also the agreeable
Remedy TOR Female Complaints
ever offered to the public. PIostratIon OF Strength
Hvstera-retainel, excessive, Irregular and painful
menses--yield to its magic power.
TO MOTHERS.
Mothers! We also commend the NERVINE tor
in the diseases which aiiet children while Teethng,
certain to aford quick and grateful relief. II e
Supplying syrups, OF which Opium Is the principal
Ingredient are dangerous TO l.te. impair the time
tions of The stomach and bowels, and acuallv
impede the healthy growth OF our offspring. To
cure Wind Colo. regulate the bowels, soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient. .li
Don't Use Anything Else!
~ Dodds Nervlne contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous Ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle
II. B. STORER s. CO., Propretors,
... .--s-.,L .. No. as Fulton Street, New York.
W. F. Phillips q Co Wholesale Agents for Maine.
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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Athens, Somerset County, State maine.
April Z, 1873. apr 11-tIll may sN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

NO. % PERRY STREET. ONE OF TIE MOST
Experienced Builders IN THE City. and prepared
at all times 10 contract for any work desired In the
line and warrants satisfaction Plans asd epecifes-
tfrnE Furnished when desired. inch set
Pronp; attention paid 20 orders for Johbine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10
GENERAL NEWS.

Gutta percha wall paper 10 new iuven-
ton.
In times like these our countrys ssgls
must shcw pluck or b plucked.
Forney ought to be bankrupt, his lie
abilities are 30 great.
Great Britain, with her colonies, has ! :
500. 900 troops.
The new Tammany hall will seat 2.
o0O.
Hoe, the press man, had an income last
year Of little more than 100000.
Cyrus ". Field has had bis life insured
for fllO, 900.
Mr.. Bescher cites n proof thss men are
clay the bricks found in their hats.
The National Burg.ars' Insurance Com
pany 10 incorporated.
4 Cincinnatisn has bought the prIvsl
sgs Of advertising on the lamp posts.
A Victorian realized 500 BY selling his
wife a auction.
A beggar won the elO0, 900 prize the last
Havanna lottery.
The Crown Prince Of Prsssia he's dselar.
cd for freedom Of ths.prsss. and the rsae-
tionists are shocked.
Butler 10 bald, and a. matter ofpsrson-
81 pride he wants to get Woolley "whsrs
the hair 10 short"
Young Stanton has gone to prscticing
Law, and NAV make better man than his
father ifhe sticks to il.
Cornelius Vanderbilt returns his income
At $46, generally supposed 20 be ton
times as large.
Senator Grimes OF Iowa 10 about to visit
Boston. He will no. be the guest of Mr..
Sumner.
A Bostcnian made 100000 recently By
buying cotton Ut IA cents pound and sell
ling it for %.
Remarks the Boston Post: YATES says
he has rod in soak for Trumbull The
trouble with Yates is that he is too much
efa soaker.'
There are fifty breweries in st. Louis,
which make annually 200, 900 barrels Of
beer. and the Democrat says most OF it 10
consumed in that city.
Prentice invites Winnie Rsam to come to
Louisville and go on bust" with him.
Jessie Fremont has one Of The finest res
licences on the Henderson. at Tarrytown.
Rev. Dr.. Gilbert Hsvsa, of Boston, has
declined $4,000 offer Of IN editorial posi-
ton on the Independent.
The hotels at Long Branch opened for
the season Yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Once with John L. Swits
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-10

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