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M,tAsHiHGToN, Dec. SI.-The new
BRUSH Minister, Edward Thornton IL
expected In this city early IN Janns,rt 20
me attorneys for plaintiffs in the
case OF Smithson Us. Stanton, for taIss
imprisonment, have addressed a IsItes
~ the AttOrneyC eneFai lire,i,S : 2 tetteE
TRIAL The lawyers on Staifton's SD
appear little anxious to hasten tho net
Ter, while on the other side the orj,,I,aI
let!ers In the case will be sought bv 5, n
order OF the court. 81
Inc case OF st. Louis, Involving the
question OF International aud statute
n avs as regards captured and abaud.
court, will be brought up in a few DAYS.
IN lne slde Of plaintiffs are Reyeftly
Johnson, ShiPley and Carlisle: for de-
ISShuSnts' Senator Drake and Judge
Inc Commissioner of Internal Rsye-
nue. mas issued u special circular con-
t oeLhlng me evidence of the payment of
YAK on distilled spirits, in which ne
says the frequency with which
noiders OF spirits are called upon 10
prove their taxes have been proDerIv
paul. renders II necessary that ner-
chandize on which taxes have been
paloi snail be particularly described in
me cOllsctor's receipts, aad that the de-
partment here have prepared blanks
LOT TINS purpose, Until these blanks can
pc forwarded to collectors, however. The
latter are instructed to use duplicate
form form 99' and not receipt on any other
The colored people in this district
Mold meeting tomorrow, to com
lnemorats the issue of the emanCina
ton proclamation, five years ago.
Gems. Howard and Logan, and Sena-
tor Pomeroy are expected to deliver
addresses.
General Meade will leave ON Thurs
day for Alabama, TO relieve General
Pope. t'e' al
II is rumored that quite number Of
nominations are TO be sent to the Senate
next week. ''''''
The following amounts have been
paid by the general Government to the
several States, under acts OF CougresS,
indemnttying States for expenses in
CURED by them in defense of the United
States: Maine, SS6S, $40; New hanp-
shire, s95S p46l; Vermont, $5l9,4 Mas
sAehnsetls, 1855 $40; Rhode Island,
sIS5, III; Connecticut Sl,703, 1856; New
YORK $1,000, 1872, claimed 81. 225 COO;
Pennsylvania $40, S32 d; New Jersey
u, S,2Sl; Delaware S3.Ol9; Maryland,
noihlngi Virginia SIG 3l9; Ohio 81
iS!S59, claimed S2,272,OOO Michigan
sS46, 400; kentucky 81, lit. 034; Illinois
- Sss .8I5; Iowa 500, 900; Wisconsin
s824 1853; Minnesota Sl03, 1873; Kansas
1880, Missouri 81, 906, OS9: Indiana S5S7, =
SSO,933, I59; whole amount
$40. Dos, 600.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AdvlOes to the slst Of Daoamhsr

LONDON, Dec. sO:-Atiss Ad.,,,d.
corps while crossing the Thames rive,
Yesterday yes morning, fell through the ,i ,o.
EoSD0N' Dec. sl.-Later advfcas "a
oeiVed from the expedition nov, r,,a,a se
ing into Abyssinia, report that '1 Kin
Iheodore on ascertaining the extant ~
the measures taken by this Cove, ~
ment to effect the liberation Of En",tsE
caPtors released them himself. 40"
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3l.-The co,tor b.,.
brokers circular appears this mnrn In
WIN The following remarks on the COS
Ton market: The sales for three d.
Friday. Saturday and Monday ws,,,
ABOUT IS, 900 bales, including 5000 Sor
and 5000 for speculation
me total stock in port and on sbis
board is ascertained to be about 4s7 a.
bales which is nearly Is, 900 bales isSs
than estimates of the above stool
About one hfth of 1t was imported from
the United States.
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RARPER,s WEEKLY
SPLENDlDLY ILLUSTRA TED.
(NcLlLr-rI An.L.-. ~ a. -

The MODEL NEWSPAPER OF our country
complete IN all the departments II an A trS,ri-
eau Family PHper-HAIlFEt's WEEEIV 6Ss
canned FOR Itself u right To us title, "a IoUE-
mi OF CiNtLiZATIOS."-Setr York EteTiifg
our future historians Will enrich them
| selves out OF HARPER's WEEKLY long after
writer's, and printers. Fnd pt.bllShers aTs
turned TO dust.-Ne1g York EUuIioeEiGt,
The lest of It's class in AmericS.-EBoa0y,
| Traveller.
HARPER's WEEKLY may be unreseryeIIy
declared the best newspaper In America
The independent, NcIO York
The articles upon public quest ions which,
appe r In HARPER's WEEKLY from weex TO
week, form u remarkable series OF bTieT no.
nuc4 essays They are distinguished nv
clear and pointed statement by good com.
mon Sense, by Independence and breadth Of
view; tney are the expression Of mature
ing, aud take their place among the beat
IT;LSsIE t5eT writing OF the ttne,-R0Tth
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The RIrnts OF american Ci,r.ep,.

NEW York, Dec. 3l.-The Herald's
Utica special says: AlRrge and enthu.
slastic meeting of the citizens of Utica
was held at City Hall this evening, to
take into consideration the rights of
American citizens abroad. Mayor Will
son presided, with n large number OF
Vice Presidents. Strong speeches were
made by Messrs. James NJ. Quade,
Francis KeenRn and others. The resu.
lutions adopted were bold and spirited
One is to the effect that If the Executive
and Congress fan TO Vtnuicate IN,
rights of American citizenship, they are
cowardly and imbecile, and unworthy
TO administer the affairs OF the Govern.
ment
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NEW York, Dec. 3l.-John Savage in
card, says, the mischievous reports
In this evenings papers. relating to the
selection of the new council for u uni
ted Fenian Brotherhood, and the con-
nection of my name with the same. are
in every particular untrue, and only
to throw obstacles In the
way Of the union so earnestly desired
by all true lovers OF human liberty.
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Attempt TO nrenIs JniI--.Prlsoner she,

MADISON, IND, Dec. 3I.-A man
named John RedmRn, confined I'm jail
here, was shot and killed by Sheriff
ShPrren, last night. The Sheriff went
into the Jail to lock the prisoners in
their cells. On entering and locking
the door, he was seized by Redman.
The Sheriff called for help, and another
prisoner came up, but instead of rem
deriDg assistance, took the kew from
the Sheriff and attempted to unlock the
door. The Sheriff warned Redman a
second time to let go or he would shoot
him. Not being obeyed, and seeing
other prisoners about to escape, he
drew his revolver, shooting Redman
through the hear, killing him Instantly
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PITTSBURGH, Dec. 3l.-Charles n.
Parker. conductor OF the Jamestown
accommodation train which left here
yesterday afternoon, was murdered
near Hinevnh Station. Parker had de.
manded fare from a passenger named
Samuel Kull, who refused TO produce
It, and In sndeAvoring TO put him OF
the train Hull stabbed Parker in the
abdomen, killing him almost instantly.
Hull was arrested this morning.
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Tho Publishers have porfedtsda HyEieu, Of
mailing by which they can supply the Ma
oAztSE, WEEKLY, and BAEAR pToESptII 70
those who prefer to receive their periodicals
directly nom the omcO of Publication. Post
masteB and oths1 DESTROYS OF getting up
Clubs viii be supplied with a show-Rin ON
application.
The postage on HARPERs WEEKLY Il %
cents q year. which nlust be paid AZ the go
SeTt0eT's post Oftiee-
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GOLDEN BITTERS..-.Hubbel's Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining a worldwide rep
utatiOn. Head the following:

PAiils, France, June 2, 1854.
Meslrs. Ru6bsl& %.
6ENTS:-I can say that your Golden Bit
teEs' Is the most wonderful medicine In the
world. 1t ucig truly In q most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia OF the most
painful kind, used the Golden BitteFB pre-
pared by Messrs. Hubbel d Co., and was cur
cd. am convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your BIttsrB. Wish
ing you prosperity and great Eu ccess in the
human hame,
Tam, gentlemen. your: with respect.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3I.-Ths State
Convention OF the Boys in Blue Asso-
citation, composed OF ex-soldIers and
sailors Is to be held here on January
8, 1868. The object OF the convention f.
said to be the nomination OF General
Grant for the Presidency. One thou
sand delegates are expected.
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Terms


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WEEKLY, or Bazaar will be supplied RrRiii
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SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 3I.-The Della
ware, Lacka wanna and Western Rail
road Company, and the Dixon Works
have notified all their employees, some
100 In number, Of a reduction OF 10
per cent. in their wages.
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NEW YORK. January II, 1881.
Aessrs, Geo. O HubbeE q Co.

NEW YORK, April 2Sd, lsCI.
Geo. O. Rtibbel d Oo.-Genle1leE. We have
analysed your Golden Blttars, and dnd thai
its compound parts enttle It 10 the notice Of
the medical profession. Since our analysis
We have used 4 In cur practice with very
HatlAfactoTy results, anu . II particularly
well calculated to correct the snRement Of
the digeAtive organs, such as dySpeL jSin, dIar-
rhoea, Etck headache, cholic, &C., &C, and Is
\ superior tonic for daily use In moderata
quantities for aged peTBons, and also for
those of delicate constitutions. YouTB, &C,
Doctors ]. r. q T. .. NORBUhT,
No. lT East I'D street.
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owEao, n. Y, Dec. 3I.-Ths Eman
cIpatIon Jubilee at OWeKO, January
9Th, will be addressed by Gen. Butlel
and others.
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READ TIE EVIDENCE.
ue.,rs. Dsri,.s & Bolt

MeaTs. Derbls & Bolton.
GEHTLElIEH:-FOrt the last eleven mouths
l. have been suffering almost daily nom 80.
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; SO lnH6h 20 that 1
could with dimculty retain q meal in my
somafh more than twenty minutes. At
about the heart; general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dlmnesS of sight tried va:
tous cathartlc compounds and stomach pre-
partitions without being afforded any eE
iectuAl RELIEF, till uhed four bottles or Hub
bells Golden Bitterly since which period
1 have not been troubled with a single one
of the above complaints. From tho benefit
duty TO express publicly my grateful thanks,
GE =. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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BRANTPoRD, Dec. 3O.-Two young
persons named Amelia GoodyeRtte
and Thomas Shaw, aged Is years, re-
spectlVely. were drowned in the canal
on Saturday; while skating. Their
bodies were recovered yesterday.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3I.-The steamship.
Henry Chauncey. from Aspinwall,
23d, with California passengers and
Sill, 900 in treasure, arrived this
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SAN FRANcIsCo, Dec. 3O.-The sailing
OF the Montana was further postponed
until January lst, in order to make
connection with the China steamer,
overdue four days ago. Salled-Ha-
tiOnal aud Eagle, for New York.
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Aa1sTs. Geo. C. AuL6el & %:
GENTs.-HRving used only two bottles OF
your Golden Bitten," 1 can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as q tonic,
particularly for = change OF diet and water.
1t Is as well for ladies and children, giving
them pa1 OF . wine-glRtg two or three times
q day. Yours respectfully,
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woRCEsTER. MASS, Dec. 3I.-It Ii re-
ported that Thomas r. Whittemors,
treasurer Of tho town of Spencer, has
been guilty of az defalcaliOn 70 the
amount of $4,000. whiItemOre has
been missing about a week.
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CHICAGO, Dec. sl.-Judge a. War
rinEtOn, one of the ablest lawyers in
this State, died at his residence in this
city, to-day, aged 81 years.
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CISCIENATI, Dec. 3I.-weather, snow
Ing moderately since morning. Their
momster % degrees.
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Iron,


A RNDT's bellows. assorted .iz..
"A AnVilS, Nlses, smith SIetlYpuI and Ham
merS buck nett, Tuyer lrOns
noNl6 PC. HILDRETH q BRO,
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BRADsTREET's
RlbbSF MOUIiiHgS and Weather StTiDs

Comfort Secured; RueI saved.
NNO ATTAIN THE ABOVE, HAVE YOUR
j Doom and Windows ftted with the
Moulding and Stup1, thereby excluding cold
air. dust and coal s0ot, n saving Of at lsasAt
One-third The I .el, independent of other adj
yAntSgs by their ube- Examples Of the
Moulding can be seen at the store of ]. l.
Hoods, Bon q Co., lis Main Htnsst, where or
dsrs can te len, which VIII receive inmetii-
ate attention.
decsGI VIM. HoBBs.
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The Latest News,
1X TELHGRAPH..

on. BY the Union lane:
Y.-oe. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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''The b"st, cheapest, AnI most nue.
e0asful Family Paper IA Ghe
UniOn.sf
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. STA furious
northeast SNOW storm commenced NJ
9 o'clock this morning.
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such q blessing in my family that cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial
In December last my vile was very aeR-
eondnement-And got 50 very low that some
good stimulent was absolutelS -eceas2ry. l
Tried wine but It did no good. Wing bot
lie, of Golden Bitter which 4 been
given me by a friend, / IhoughtI Voc Try
Them; had no faith In them, yet thou mt
would give them . TRIAL. I can truly say
that my WIFE gained StreJt0th and heCIlLh with
every dose In one month she was entirely
well and strong. CheeTfully do recon-
mend them 70 all ladies ~ . 'gentIs and
strengthening EtimulAnt.
YourE, DC,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
Isl West 9Th st, y. Y,
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NEw York, March SOth, 1854.

MessTS. Geo. @ Hub6el & Co., Hudson, N. Y.
GENTs.-SIy fAJniIy having hssn the no
cipient OF marked bsl-- at In health 10y tine
use OF your "Golden BiuGH," / am induced
10 acknowledge my sense Of gratitude In
this letter, which you are privileged TO use
Is you desire. can confidently assert that
since the INST bottle Of your BttterS entered
my house have heard Of no complaint of
dyspepsia. Ny wife had been troubled with
the mAlady for YeaB. and had also been
and the disease have both left, and she e
we'll. Other members OF my family endonaa
only say, in cOncluEon, thst I should be
happy 10 give verbal evidence to The doubt
ing any time they may call on me- With
much regard, am,
II. a. GRAHAM.
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"a Complete Pictorial History ar
the Ttmea."
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Try Them and be Convinced

Try Them and be Convinced
.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE,
FOR SALE EHERYWHERE
n. W. HUBBELI 9ensral Agent
. Cedar stre5t, N. Y
MCCABE, KRAFT 4 co.
Whols8Aie DEuEg1g2,
OcII-sodAW6m Sole Agents for ". Va
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Hops. Hops. Hops.
I'VE WOULD INFORM THE BREW
w err that we are receiving Hops from
John W. Brown, Of New YORK, which We
can sell At New York prioss, adding freight
The best qualities for lager beer and ale al
ways on hand. Can and zee them.
BUTTERFIELD d CO.,
ocl5-5m WheslInE, W. Va.
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DECEMBER N-whsat-FIrm.
er; 81 Ss< bid, and 81 SO asked. Corn
Flrmer at sl<as2 for new and old,
ORts-Held frm at 54Jfa55. Rye
Steady at 81 64a1 IS. BArley-Hsld
tirm at 81 74R1 IS.
PROVIsIONs-Pork-Q and trm At
go 70. LRTd-StronR at l2aI21S. Hams,
green, firm at lie. Shoulders at
exc. Dressed HOgs-FIrm at 81 25a
8 40.
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sc. LouIa.

DECEMBER sI.-FLoUR-Yery little
demand and prices unchanged
characterization at 81 5Oa2 O
for prime to choice fall. COrn-NO de
mand and prices nominal. Oats
Lower at 70a7lc.
PRovIsIONs-POrk - Unchanged a
$50 so. Lard-llI<Hl2o in tisrces. Ba
con-shoulders l2Hc.
HOUs-5za61fc.
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THE: UNPREcRDENTRD SUCCESS on
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The trade are all occupied in taking
stock, and as no business OF moment
mas been transacted prices are without
observed as a close holiday.
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DECKMBRR S-wheat-Am
Der held att q IS. with e 81 bid. Corn
Shade better; sales Of new at 946. OatI
unchanged; sales of No. l at CSC. Rye
Henss.,, Hthaiey-NH. At 81 80.
az g OOas 50.
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DECEMBER 3l.-FLoUR-QuieI; de.
mand Light; extra 81 Goas 90 RuPsrfins
90 75aT 25.
wHEAT-SteHdy at 81 45a2 IS.
LELAL TENDERs-751<.
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Wanted.

ITO Let, part of nf~ e, til ante room ii desired
l. IN ne of The best cations in the City.
Add ess y. o. Box 2130 de4dtf
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Torrey's Pat. Weather Strips.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN SEND
"A tor Circular and Price List. L. ). & j. TOR.
REY q CO., ~ Maiden Lane New York. uoI4.,w
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RAILROADS
Portland & Kennebec R. e.
Winter Arrangement, Dec. 4, Is6s

passenger Trains leave Portland daily
ssfs5sIx.at liz p. NJ. for stations ON this line
and ior bangor, Newport, Dexter and Stations on
MIne central rairoad; Also lor Lewiston, Farm
ington anu stations on the Androsroggin H. r.
r,asssnstIs ioT bangor Newport, Dexter and sta
tons on the Maine Central r. h wi cnauge ears AZ
keDdtlrs Mi Is; the are is The same by mis- loute
as via the Maine Central K, ,ad -
Leave Portland Tor Bath, and intermediate sta
tons daily, except Saturdays at s 80 p NJ
Leave Portland Tor Bath md Augusta on satur-
days at e.fo p. NJ.
Passeng trains are due at Portland from Skow-
hegan, Bangor and Augusta daily at 2.25 r. NJ, ana
from Bath daily at 49, A. NJ,
hdIe a. low Oy IuIs route 10 Lewiston, Watervie,
mehualIs NJ and Bangor as by the Maine Central
Cent,. an l uekets purchased in Boston tor Maine
psss,' IONS are good for passage on this line.
sb.is (fIont bangor, Newport Dexter c., win
tahin tsNets TO Kendall Mills only, and alter
In gle ours on this road the Conductor will fur
psu . anu make the ta1e HE same tbrou,h 10
rS.,ianu or 6oston as via The Name Central load
StaSeS I"r TO kiand connect at Batb. 9,i - r. /
Ia az Augusta. eavln- daIy on arrival ~ - -
y SION, iea7 ing at 80 "A. NJ. sna tor 500, 81, - oN
NorrIigow0rk, Athens ami Moose Head ~ d.
skog hegan. anil for China. East aud North Vase,
D1rn at Nassaihoru; tor Unity st kendail,s Hi,I,s
ali Tor Canaan at PishOn's Ferry. -
" BATCH, Sueersnasnd ,pt.
Augusta, Nov. 20, 1868. Gec3-dti
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Roprders Wanted
Wanted (!

1907 TWcrS " anTeU.
A GeI t'eman ana WIFI ran be ace, inundated with
n pleas r,.oms and boa d. Also few SINGLE
gent .men at II Federal It oc3id1wAttf
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Houses saHnaa LANDS
For, Sale, Exchange Or TO Let

4 NM TWO story and attic house, sixteen rooms,
lar estable, &c., with much or little land suit
able t + ~ ivate pnb'ic use.
Also one ard h II $ ory house ten rooms wi h
barns anl more or less lard
These no ises ale e. lleasan v lecrted IN Oak
itil, ~ &C ilboro Maine, in full view the ocean,
WINE Mountains. and lie shboring cities anu towns
From three to five injuries walk he oak hi /
railroad station. fifteen inmates by rail and thirty by
county read t. p tland
Also several hundred nc es land p1r eligible for
'iiiii purposes, from i've TO sewn mi Is tr, m
o.tlanu.
fsrt or all this property may he purc,asel at
great bargain. Most OF The pnr, base none NAV
remain on NOR gage IA iony time. Please Apply to
dee2W&Stf Oak iii Na,ra
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES
IN POOR
HE1TTH !

One OF the best medicines, probably the hest ever
presented, tor the numerous and distressing all
me15s known as FkMALE co PLANTS, is
Douas Nervne and Inv gorator. Headace g, Pain in
Ine 'ck ami Limbs, falpitadon of the Heart,
Faln'ne :, Loss or Appetite, tearing-down Pain,
g grs ra al o. Strength Retained xeessie IRE
power. For Hysteria. Epepsv. MeIancbnlv. Ne.
u Is az pnb iniaihble. IT is ais, most valuable 10
lsdles VINO are experiencing the chance incident TO
aides make their appearance If any be inri ing about
,He sys en-, and give caste to remaining iys.
Douo Nervlne an lnvigolator grady assists a.
and tranquility Of early life, and carrying them with
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EIVlSAb w bnCCus
,~1-d Schooner Emma Bacon for Baltimore
5aF4EN living at Browns Wharf For
saSasLSl freight apply to
-sSS.z=1xx1IsZ E. FREEMAN JR,.
~A---@---2< No. Union Wharf or
Dec 7-llws Emery Fox, Browns Wharf
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR as soon restored
to its original color
a0'h the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-12

Carp te--Dor's PAY tho High Prices
INHE fEW ENGLAND CARPET co, of Bos-
i ton, Mass, established yearly quarter Il cen
49, 70, 80 81. 70, 81 and 81 Hanover Street have
proba6'! Furnished more houses with carpets than
any other honse u the country. In order to afford
those at distance he advantages OF their low prices
propose to sen on recent OF The price, 20 Yards or
upwards either beaut iul Cottage CarDetng, at so
cents per var with samples Of ten srrts varying in
price from 25ct TO S3per yard, suitable Tor furnish
ing every part of any house. no14d4w